The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-02-12
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


Mr. Dean Low came up from Lawrence
| yesterday to attend the Lotus party
Oh BoFn, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Anderson,
! Wy Madison street, daughter, Friday.
| The National Creamery convention will
| open In Topeka one week from Monday.
| Governor Leedy is a lover of flowers,
and constantly has a bouquet on his desk
VIII Alexander went to Lawrence to at
| tend the fraternity party given there last
The Carnival of Nations at Hamilton
hail closes with this evenings entertain
Mr.. Alfred Bradley. manager of 1.-The
| Mysterious Mr.. Bugle'' company. is in the
The Arion society will give a concert
and ball at it's hall on the evening of Feb
| ruary t.
Invitations have been issued for an elo-
| evening.
Mrs w. w Bonard of College Hill has
| gone to Chicago to attend the funeral of
her aunt.
a model of the Haas airship will be
sent up from the top of the Columbian
Miss Eva Brown of Lawrence came to
Topeka yesterday to attend the Lotus
chapter r. A. NJ.
Otto Kuehne now spends his afternoons
tons to the Auditorium fund.
: Topeka printing establishment recent
print 1900 envelopes an hour.
The latest instrument to play the ac-
Song is ball bearing wringer.'
Mrs. J. L. Shellabarger went to Law
renee. yesterday to visit her daughter.
who is attending the university
VIII Dietrich, who used to live in To-
peka. is now IN charge of the clothing de-
partment in large store in Marion.
The Topeka members of the a. o. U. w.
will make an effort to secure the next
meeting of the grand lodge for Topeka.
Mrs. Lena Craddock has been given the
attached by Sheriff Kepley a year ago.
The Oakland run on the street car line
the motormen on account of the curves.
George Sharitt says that French courts
must be modelled on a queer plan, judg-
tried.
Arthur Kane a reporter for the Kansas
City Star will spend Sunday in Topeka
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Kane.
Since the new fee bill went into effect
there has not been one-half the criminal
Topeka.
room which is supposed to be his private
office He spends all his time in the
work rooms.
Business in the United States marshal's
office is dull. The business generally
not come yet.
Principal Williams of the high school is
trying to arrange to have a musical in
structor give music training lessons an
hour every day.
The marble season has opened. A few
minutes after O'Clock this morning two
neWSboyS started a game with "one OF
the NETS for referee.
George H. Whitcomb is having, plans
made for $1,000 residence, which he will
end of Sixth street.
The street car bridge effectually shuts
off the view of the new bridge on the
west side. Our beautiful bridge is
thus only beautiful on one side.
Four married sisters marched down
Kansas avenue yesterday abreast with
their four husbands following them four
abreast.
Miss Julia Fitzgerald of the state au-
ditors office has gone home to Kansas
City. Kan, and will remain during the
coming week
The police have begun the collection of
the February l license fines from rom Topeka
before the end of the month.
State Auditor Morris and Commander
Botl1n left yesterday afternoon for
at a G. A r. camp IRE today.
Rev. w. R. Cox and Elder McKittrick
o. the second United PresbyteTlan church
of the Kansas City presbytery-
]. K. Elwell, who goes to Cuba in the
meriy lived at Lawrence and IS Wen
known in Topeka as 'Kickapoo" ElwelI
that Dr. L. H. Goodwin is not responsible
for damages sustained by J. H. Canadian
from a tooth broken off by the dentist.
building recently counted the number of
trips made by the elevator in a day BY
night he found that he had made 265
round trips.
J. V. Randolph of Emporia, one of the
members OF the board OF Pardons. sent
for distribution among the state officers
and employees.
The work of building the furnishings
and fixtures for the new department store
in the Curry building will be completed
this week and the stock will be moved in
the week following.
Mary Mahany, a, 1S-year-old girl, who
vas e,a,I arrested f on the charge OF steanng
tried Friday before Justice McClintock.
There was hung jury
for Kansas City. From Kansas City Mr..
Bowman will go to Wichita, where he
grand lodge next week.
Webb McNall has gone home to Gaylord
to look after his son. who has recovered
purpose of ending his life and is now at
work on his fathers farm
decide Tuesday what will be done with the
old Kansas river bridge. It is hoped some
ter up City park much longer.
Assistant United States Attorney Harry
peka Who '' IS for " E. Stanley 1'' Of Wich
knows who W. E. Stanley is.
Josephine Morris, the young mulatto
woman who horsewhipped A. T. Pigg on
the street this week, went to police court
the charge of assault and was fined SO.
Dave Leahy has discovered that Sister
Mary Flor ence of the Catholic parochial
school is from the same village in Ireland
in which he was raised. They were well
acquainted before they crossed the ocean.
W. H Davis says that paving should be
paid for by the city at large. AS it is
now one person may block the improve
ment of an entire street The jury sys-
tenn as applied TO streets is rather absurd.
The sixth anniversary of the founding
of the Knights and Ladies of Security
will be celebrated by the memb ers of the
order at Hamilton hall next Wednesday
evening.
Marshal N. Mcclure, the Kansas weather
r,rnrnat Of ALinraaa roIis has issued a rre-