The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-08
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Red raspberries are in market.
Two ex-jointists have gone into the res
taurant business
Mark Robbins, the Topeka actor, mas re-
turned to this city.
MarshalPs band goes to Holton June "a
for the Masonic picnic.
Dr. Wilson Lauck of Maple Hill is VISIT
ing his parents in this city.
Dr. George w. Hogeboom has returned
from a visit in Fort Madison, Ia
The Cruiser Topeka ball is to pc helo
tomorrow evening at Hamilton nail
The executive council has advertised for
bids for hauling coal to the state house
The work of remodeling the entrance to
the Crawford theater Will be commenced
shortly.
Five employees left the insane asylum
yesterday on an hours notice to go mar
vesting.
Lawrence Holmes. the head of the
Holmes repertoire company is stopping III
Mr.. Edward Wilder, treasurer of the
New York.
Harry J. Adams, the. attorney, says that Iga
he is not candidate for clerk OF the as
trict court.
Mrs. A. NJ Harvey and son will leave
Topeka in a few days to join Major Har-
vey at Camp Alger
who is at Colorado Springs. is reported to
be improving in health
The Kron dry goods house of Meriden W SI2,s
burglarized Monday night and about 500
worth of goods taken.
Mrs. H. Myers, mother of Simon G Green cen
span, VINO ul9Q IN 1Op6kd AdSh "OCNAg We~S
buried in Leavenworth.
Part of the Shawnee county delegation
to Hutchinson went over the lock Aslahu
and the rest over the Santa Fe-
John T CLANCY and Captain H. M Phil
lips have gone to Hutchinson to attend
the state convention as onlookers-
Digby Bell in 1.-The Hoosier Doctor" has
been booked for a date at the Crawford
theater in this city early next season:
he }Pee q Saturday, evening should
mo- feAo " '''-'O
full stock of new modern scenery will
he nut in the Crawford theater before the
opening of next season by Manager CraW-
ford.
Max Maier has resumed his work in the
office of the assistant general superin-
tendent of the Rock Island after severe
A letter has been received from Topeka
boy who enlisted as private, IN Whlen
he does not complain ABOUT the treatment
or hard work.
The board of education will meet next
Monday evening to let the contracts Lor
new school desks and to reconsider the
Laptad case.
The Young Peoples society of the First
Congregational church will give a. lawn
social at the home of Rev. L. BIakeSley
this evening
A tournament in singles will be held on
and Fillmore streets Saturday afternoon,
beginning at o clock
The annual musical recital will be held
at Washburn college this eyenlng.- Puplls
of Miss Helen ingalls, and Miss Florence
Townsley will take part.
The friends of the w. c. T. u flower
mission are requested to leave flowers for
the mission at the Y. w. G. A. rooms to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
mass meeting of merchants will be
called in a few days TO prepare a protest
against the premium stamp system.
The protest will be taken before the city
council.
A. ). Ash, who lost his place at the re-
form school because of trouble with Su-
perintendent Hart, has been given a place
as assistant teacher in the Hutchinson re-
formatory at $50 a month
Gertrude Elder, sister of Mrs. Jennie
Woodley, who was tried in the probate
court, will not be sent to the Industrial
school for girls at Beloit 1t was found
that she could be cared for in Topeka,
and the court did not issue the order for
her commitment