The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-18
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS

Cy Leland is doing business at Troy
today.
State Printer Parks is at BeIoft Wis
I itiug his parents
A third story is being built on the
/ Inter-Ocean mills
Four boys were admitted to the Re
| form school Sunday
I Mr. Dan Cain has moved into his new
| residence on Topeka avenue
! E H Crosby has sold 1g auditorium
/ buttons to the letter carriers
/ The boats in Garfield park are being
| painted sea green ready for war
| f E Hale is building an addition TO
| his residence at 1872 North Quincy
| street
| The Haskell Indians defeated the K
| U ball team by the score Of Is TO Sat
/ urday.
| Tom Doran's favorfte flower is the
/ tube rose and he raises the bulbs by
! the busheL
/ Eugene Wolfe is able to be out He is
| slowly recovering from his recent ser
| ious Illness
\ base ball club is being formed
among the young men in the Santa Fe
general Offices
Work on the new bicycle track at
Garfield park is expected to commence
at early date
O. L Clarke read a paper before the
Saturday Night club Saturday evening
on Postal Savings banks
The Kansas City whist club will come
to Topeka April 30uh and play against
the Topeka whist club
The new lodge of journeymen tailors
recently organized in Topeka, VIII De
known as council No 40
The Santa Fe Haneocks defeated the
High School team in game of base
ball Saturday. Score. II to 8.
The English Lutheran church people
will give an entertainment at the Ike
form school on Friday evening
J. w Ferguson has purchased mate
fer his bay driving mare and now has
one Of the finest driving teams in the
city
A Topeka man who left Topeka "for
good two weeks ago. is back. He says
that Topeka is not a bad place after
all
Secretary of state W. E. Bush, whose
signature adorns all state documents,
writes his surname before writing his
initials.
Judge Guthrie says: 7 missed my
guess as to the duration of the Horton
convention, but was right as to the
result"
One of Topeka's coming men, of the
advanced age of six years, refused to go
! TO a children's party recently because
he didn't have a full dress suit to wear
Harry Martin. the Topeka boy who
has been dangerously Ill with appendix
tits at the Santa Fe hospital at Fort
H A Heath. who was president OF
the Press club when that organization
went out of business. says that he VIII
soon call a meeting to effect reorgan-
ization-
W. c. Stephenson has sold TO Mrs. G. T
Legg the eight room residence At l525 "
Ter street The price paid was s., 500 Mrs
Legg who now lives IN Paxico, will move
TO Topeka and occupy the house
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Sons OF the American Revolution viii
be held Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock in the rooms OF the state hiStoE-
zeal society.
Washburu's base ball club was de-
feated by Ottawa at Ottawa Saturday.
Score, to ). Robinson, who went in to
pitch in TIE eighth. let seven men
across the plate and lost the game
It will not be necessary TO amputate
Dr. Daniel Whitmer's leg. as was be
Iieved last week The dangerous symp-
toms have passed away, and the at
tending physicians now think that his
recovery will be rapid
Miss Pearl Weber won the bicycle
in the voting contest at Stansheld's
drug store Saturday night The voting
was lively just before the contest closed
and the Topeka wheelmen received S233
towards the third mile track at Gar
field park
County Superintendent ! H Stout has
announced the appointment OF Eli q. Eos
ter conductor W H Wright J. H. Nc
Bride and W. H WATSON. instructors Of
the Shawnee County Teachers institute
which opens its session in Topeka June {.
County Superintendent Stout says that
he IS receiving contributions from the
country schools to the fund to pave the
space around the Gage monument He
has IS which has been contributed in pen
MES. A silk flag IS to be presented to
the country school and one to the city
school which makes the largest coIIec-