The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-31
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nOnla.
Con Chumos gets a new overhead avn
ing today.
E. W. Walker of Kansas City is visit
ing in the city.
H. c. Bowman has become a fancy
The Easter vacation begins at Wash
burn college tomorrow
! w. c. Edwards runs an excursion to
/ Port Arthur every two weeks.
Mrs. John A. Bright Is still sick at the
! home of her son in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. NJ r. Sutherland of Mankato is
visiting Secretary of State W. E. Bush.
Remember that tomorrow is the day for
stuffed pocketbooks and cotton candy
One slot machine player won u weeks
board recently for a little more than s..
NJ. G. Gobrecht is building a s. 900 resi-
/ dence at 420 WOodlawn avenue, Potwin
w. NJ. Van Ness is writing a march
which he will dedicate to the Auditorium.
| Small buttons, with picture of the
Maine and United States flag are being
DR.. Fl. W. Roby has presented Cuban
flags TO Marshall's band and the State
The latest piece which has succeeded
-Manzanino' is the Spanish dance, Mi
| MOrena-"
A dance for members and invited
! guests will be given Saturday evening at
! AriOn hall.
The annual meeting of the Topeka Rail-
! way company will be held in this city on
Fay Movers. the young son of J. w
I Movers of Potwin, is dangerously sick
I with pneumonia
! The executive committee of the Pooulist
/ state committee will have a meeting in
/ this city tonight
Judge c. C. Foster will return to To-
I peka after spending the winter in Cali
/ fOrnia, next week.
/ Question: When Colonel Hughes is
! elected mayor of POtwin, will the suburb
I have a standing army?
J w A: Thompson. who has been SUI
fering from a prOtracted illness, Is now
able to be down ton
NJ. E. Stoker or r. I. Lees Miss
[ QUICKLY, Who won fame and money
on the track last y.
A calico ball was wen last evening at
Turner hall by Marina Washington lodge
No. ,, Sons of Hermann.
J. T. Barl1ley has purchased the Cur
ran property just north of the First Con-
gregational church for $500.
Reports from P hill Indicate that
captain the team this season.
Professor George w. Jackson now
latiOn of the slide trombone.
]. L. Barnes. Santa F'e superintendent
of the Southern Kansas division, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Rev. John A. Bright returned yesterday
from Pratt City, where he went to deliver
an address to a lodge of Odd Fellows.
Mr., II. L. Dunlap of the New York NGer-
camille company has one of the Cuban
bonds for so which were issued last year.
The Graham Earle company will open
weeks engagement at popular prices at
the Crawford theater next Monday even
The cases of Archie Lord and Nick
Chiles who were convicted of selling HQ-
uor, have been taken to the appellate
court.
J. NJ. Terrence has purchased of E.
w Benedict the residence at 1925 Van
Buren, and will occupy it as home. The
price paid was s., 400.
DR.. a. s. Embree has rented the w. c.
anPPe RToPSF[y al r EdIta ana 6dneo
too small for his use.
Judge L. S. Ferry, the Republican nom
inee for the short term of the school
board from the Fourth ward, has OPP
position in the coming election
ttdr eff e toa for FdTt HT3Pison cHn-
TO make arrangements for completing the
Santa Fe shop buildings at that place.
The fad in bicycles for this year is to
have sprocket wheels Is large as the
wheel OF a chain and bucket pump, and |
they say they work just about as hard.
Mr.. George NJ. Seward. formerly assist |
assocfation check for. s. from Chicaero
his subscription to the Auditorium !
A J. Paramore is preparing to move |
his small dwelling from Garfield park to |
his lots on Quincy street about block !
from the park. He is now building new |
The Republican city central committee |
has adopted resolution thanking Com |
missioner of Elections L. T. YOunt for his |
fairness in conducting the commissioners |
Columbia council No. so, Knights and |
Ladies of Security, viii publicly install |
0liCStS a. Is14A lAiiO1 Ail9-At.
The installation will be followed by |
free entertainment.
The St. Ananias club has proven bo- |
nanZa TO the Auditorium ASSOCIATION. Inc
club has a membership Of but 20, and $l25
has been secured from members in Audi
tOrium subscriptions.
This evening the homeopathic physicians
of this city meet at Dr. Chas. Lowry's Of
fee at 500 Kansas avenue to arrange for
the state homeopathic convention in To-
peka, May 4, and 6.
Prof MacCIintock delivered the last
lecture Of the course last evening at |
Bethany college; He leaves for chicago
today. His subject last evening was,
'Romances and Novels"
he r7i1e on no Of 10 T-fx I
the new bridge have been bolted together |
with large ttmbers and a wall of timbers
will be bOlted to make a breakWater |
to protect the south abutment of the
The Topeka Primary Sunday School
union will meet Friday evening at the
line of the lesson there will be an infOr-
NAL reception to the members and friends
of the union.
All kinds of cheap photographing out
fits are being sold in Topeka this spring
There will be many people who can tell of
their unfortunate experience with such IN
q few months, say old members of the
Camera club.
Nels Swank, an employee of the car de-
from a scaffolding yesterday afternoon,
right shoulder. He was taken to the
Santa Fe hospital.
DR. f. L. Thorpe of the First Metho-
dist church is an advocate OF fine church
music and is behind a movement to i'm
prove the music in the church. It is prob
able that choir Will be organized and IN
addition a selected quartette will sing.
Considera BILE interest is being worked up
this summer. The Topeka Exposition
will have d meeting Saturday
evening at the commercial club rooms to
discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of holding a
racing meeting.
In looking over some old papers Mrs
W. p. Douthitt found a handful which |
was issued in Topeka during the early
part of the war calling for recruits and /
designating as a recruiting station the law !