The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-21
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

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Mrs. A. D. Gray of Potwin Place is seri-
ously ill.
License tax has been paid on 400 dogs in
Topeka this spring.
The last TerpSichorean party of season
will be given this evening.
Ruth E. Stickney is seriously i'll at her
home on West Tenth street.
Army saddles are appearing in front
of the harnessmakers' stores.
Some of the joints are moving upstairs
again-back to Grigsby's station.
Prof. J. P. Grimsley of Washburn coll
lege is seriously i'll with tonsilitis.
H. B. Ware, father of Eugene Ware, has
moved from Fort Scott to Parsons.
There are four cases of measles in To-
peka, and no other contagious diseases.
The city engineers force is now engaged
in stalking sidewalks on the new city con-
tracts.
The Topeka Equal Suffrage association
lace's office.
Max G. Thymian is building a $3.50 addi-
ton to his residence on lot No. 42S East
Locust street.
Ex-County. Treasurer Frank Stahl says
that he will respond to second call for
volunteers for war.
large number of Lawrence and Otta-
wa people are attending the Rouseu trial
in the federal court.
James NJ. Black has been issued a per-
nit to build a dwelling on lot No. 30
| Polk street, to cost 81. 200.
Fred Trigg, who has just arrived from
Texas, says that every one in the Lone
| Star state wants to go to war.
Rev w; G; Veazie Of the Y NJ G. A
series of meetings at Parsons.
Lucius A. Bowman, aged % years, and
Anna Hartwel, aged 81 years. both OF
Topeka have been licensed to wed.
DR.. J. P. Lewis is making improvements
| on his residence on Harrison between
Fourth and Fifth streets which will cost
Little. Red Riding Hood for the ben
| eft of the Auditorium, will be given to
| morrow evening at the Grand Opera
| House.
The Philosophical society listened to an
| illustrated address on the x ray last even
| ing at Lees x ray rooms at S23 Kansas
| avenue.
| G. w. CIosson left yesterday to make a
on the Southern Kansas division of the
Santa Fee.
Lieutenant H. A. Smith, Q: S. A, who
assigned to his regiment.
| The latest style for wearing soft felt
| hats is with the crown in point a Ia
| Cuban. 1t should be pinned up at the
side with a toy revolver.
| The Women's Home Missionary society
| of the First Methodist church will meet
| with Mrs. Grant Skinner, 915 Monroe
| street Friday afternoon.
| The jury in the George w. Sample coun-
| terfeiting case was discharged Wednes-
day evening, having failed to agree. This
| is the second disagreement in this case.
| One man appeared on the streets of To-
| peka today who said that Spain can lick
| the United States in no time" He was a
| foreigner-and doubt he was intoXi-
Gated.
| Brigadier General shafter, commanding
| goes to New Orleans to take-conmand, is
| a cousin of Misses Sue and Hattie Lowell
| of this city.
| Ralph Valentine leaves this week for
Costa Rica, Central America, to enter the
employ of the Buena Vista Mining COM
noe are Interested
| Probate Judge Dolman has overruled
! motions in arrest of judgment in the Abe
| Ful1OrQ contempt case and mas d6c1Q6O
| that his court had jurisdiction when it
| committed Fulford for contempt.
| Fred Hale and Albert Wick are organ
izing a home guard to look after those
left behind, should there be war. They
| dams on the Pottawatomie servation.
| A heavily loaded lumber wagon broke
terday afternoon in crossing the Topeka
| railway tracks. West Sixth street trolley
cars were delayed sometime by the wreck.
| The Topeka club will not give a May
party; or any other party, during the seri-
GUS sickness of one of its members, now
| Notwithstanding some others to the con-
| trary.
Police Matron Thorpe is not a firm be-
| lever in the success of rescue homes. She
says in a large number of cases fallen wo-
| men simply enter the homes to rest up
| and while there merely pretend to be
] penitent.
| Patrolman Frank Hendricks has sue
characters who arrived in North Topeka
| They were put in Jail and released at diff
| tunes ana MADE TO leave the city
| under police surveillance.
Rev A. NJ. Reynolds, pastor of the West
! minister Presbyterian church, has purchas-
ed the residence property at Thirteenth
and Mulyane streets. H. W. Bumgartne1
has purchased the residence property next
south of the Reynolds property.
The police have recorded on the police
| docket the names of Mrs. Beaver. May
| LIE Roy and FLO" Davenport, and oppo-
site each the charge of disorderly conduct
| Each deposited $40, which forfeited
It is part of the regular monthly license
| fine system.
| James Howell is under arrest on the
| charge of having stolen a pet dog owned
| by Captain j. B. Johnson. The ANNA
| was favorite with the children a the
| Johnson residence on West Sixth street
Someone saw a man pick up the dog
and put it in his wagon. HOwe1S arres
| followed. Yesterday he admitted to Eu
gene Hagan that he had sold the dog t.
a party of gypsieS. It was a very intelli
gent animal. 1t used to ride on a Shet
land pony's back while the children rode
in cart behind.
Spanish Paper Suspends.