The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-29
LOCAL MENTION.

The enrolment at the reform school is
235-
Tor is i'll
washburn college will close for the
Easter vacation on Friday
CAPTAIN J. f. Towers of company M, Il.
N G. has returned to Topeka.
Judge John w Day used to be pay
master in the United States navy
The Christ Hospital guild will meet with
Mrs Guilford Dudley Friday at p m
The beer wagon has been painted black
and blue a fitting combination OF col
p q. Noel is able to be up town. He
uses clutches in walking, but says ne teeIs
we'll
NJ w. Wade has returned from Newton,
where he established a new photograph
gallery.
Mr. \. E. McCoubrie, assistant insur-
ance commissioner, is at his home IN
Olathe.
State Treasurer Hefebower has returned
after spending a week at his farm III MI
Colonel J. w. F. Hughes wants. to go
to war and has rendered his services 10
the president
to join Captain H. NJ. Phillips new vol
unteer battery.
Candidates who have. not Withdrawn
their names cannot now have them taken
off the ticket
Spring has come-Walter Noble walked
down Kansas avenue this morning carry
ing tennis racquet.
There will be matinee tin P9 tb9 G4a%fof I'd
theater Saturday afternoon
Council No. 1 of the Knights and La
ment at K. of P. hall tonight
T. D. Humphreys is very fond OF OIL
PAINTINGS. and some of his works are con-
sidered with favor by artists
J. S. Warner. who has large buggy
warehouse says that the demand for
fancy turnouts in Topeka is increasing
Fletcher Helm will become Sheriff
Cooks office deputy after April / 10
seph Hanna viii become field deputy.
Scott Kelsey used to be a sailor. and ne
saws he would like to have chance to
do some lighting in case war is declared
One Topeka wife says she does not want
her husband to go to war because sne qoes
not want to mend the back of MS clothes
superintendent VIM. Davidson OF the the
civ schools will read a paper on Poe
before the Saturday Night club this
week.
! The show at the Crawford last night
was one of the kind where the men shOuld
have been permitted to wear their hats
and smoke.
Ed B. KeIlam purchased lot and a half
on West Sixth street, across from ZAP
/ tain J. B. Johnson's home, at sherln
( sale Monday for $3.50
United States Commissioner George w.
/ Clark has bound the four Manhattan men
/ charged with theft and countertelting'
/ over to the grand jury
Secretary JosIfn of the Hot Foot associa-
/ ton saws that 80 dogs have been entered
/ for the show to be held Saturday, but
! there is room for more
/ Fred Jenness has resigned his POSITION
/ in the Santa Fe depot ticket office, effect
/ i've April 1, and will go to Seattle, Wash,
j to engage in the insurance business.
| The latest fad in photographs is in bas
| relief The pictures stand out with the
| face and form in bas relief a quarter OF
1 an inch or more They are expensive
The Rev. Richard B. Godfrey. origina-
tor of the Cosmic Reformation (his re-
/ ligion) is doing work in Topeka He goes
/ about from house TO house talking Win
/ people.
Mr.. A. s. Rankin, chief clerk in the gem
! era1 superintendent office of the santa
! 70 is . from the CITY looking aLLGE
| the weighing of the mail handled by the
| Santa Fe-
] Mr. Geo. A. Hancock, assistant SUPER
/ futendeut of the Santa Fe. has returned
| from Scranton, Pa, where he went to IN