The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-15
PAVE NORTH JACKSON.
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


George T; McGrath, state mine inspector.
\ is in the city
Congressman Vincent Of the Fifth dis
| trict is in the city.
Robert Downing, the actor, talks like
/ Rev. h L. Thorpe.
The arran gements for the Thanksgiving
shoot are about completed.
Miss Virgiline Mulvane acts as director
I of the Topeka Dramatic club.
A Topeka man talked with Columbus.
/ O., over the telephone yesterday.
AL G. Fields MINISTRIES will be at the
Grand Opera House on December 6.
Mrs. Larry Sheehan is dangerously i'll
at her home on East Fourth street.
Forty candidates viii be installed in the
| Topeka lodge of Elks tomorrow night
J. J. Swink is building a seven room house
at 1858 Buchanan street. to cost $780,
4 Topeka doctor has drawn 81, 600 in ac-
cident insurance during the last two years
Ralph Van Houten has been employed
as ticket agent at the Grand Opera House.
The tickets for the Karnival Knights
/ ball are on sale at Stansfield's drug store.
Harry Butterfly has taken position in
the telegraph department of the Rock ISL
John Richmond, the Topeka horseman,
will make trip to Porto Rico this win
Robert E. Towne has gone TO washing
ton to resume his work for the Times
NJ. A. I. Johnston of Topeka has pur-
chased a quarter section Of land near Dali
las, Tex.
About 40 Topeka Shriners will attend the
on Friday.
lDr. Frances SIOTTS left saturday 1OF
Scotland. where she will remain during
the winter
Empty beer bottles are not worth a
great deal at the drug stores. The mar
ket is Overrun.
The Commonwealth club is meeting in
the office of Mrs Digs at the state house
this afternoon
a marriage license has been issued to
James r. Inmans aged 80. and Mrs. Rosa
"A Parior Match" viii come to the
Grand. Opera House on Monday or Tues
day Of next week
Every train which comes to Topeka
brings its complement Of ofhceseekers to
Max Maier. DR. H. B. Hogeboom and
trip at Inman. Kan.
Mrs. Caroline Ten Eyck is building a six
room modern cottage at 1855 Buchanan
street, to cost 1920.
The meeting of the Commercial club
postponed one week
Rev. J. M. Harrington. the state house
guide, is dangerously i'll and his physician
says he cannot recover.
Quincy street between Sixth avenue and
cyclists to learn to ride.
John Speer. president Of the State His
by the Illness of his daughter.
John. Hayes, janitOr at the Santa F'e gen
Taffie last week eek for ii2 q cents its
twenty-five members of the Topeka
lodge Of I9IlSg will go to Hutchinson satur-
The fire department was called to the
easily extinguished, with little damage.
Judge Allen and his son, Otis Allen, have
decided to form law partnership and
open law offices in Topeka. in the spring.
The demand for residences is evidenced
by the large number of houses in course
of erection in different parts of the city.
The Volunteers of America are soliciting
for the free Thanksgiving dinner to be
given to the poor at 119 West Fifth street.
Van Prather. ex-state auditor,is up from
chances for the secretaryship of the SEN
ate.
The pupils of Clay school will give an
industrial exhibit next week to raise
rooms.
Mrs Manning's kindergarten has been
moved to her residence at Fifth and Tay-
lor to make room for the pupils of Sumner
1t is expected that most of the state Of
f1cers- elect will be in Topeka to attend
night.
Fred Gordon. who was chief hospital
steward of the Twenty-second Kansas
regiment, has entered the Kansas Medical
college.
The Modoc club celebrated the 22nd ami
versary of the organization of the club
last night by banquet and musical pro-
Robert Downing and his company occu-
pied a box at the performance of the Red
mond company at the Grand Opera House
Mr. Richard shakeshaft chief rate clerk
IN the passenger department. OF the santa
Fe, has returned after spending vacation
The Republican ratification. has been
postponed again and will be held on
cured earlier.
Mr.. H. x; Devendorf. who has been, Wis
will leave this week for HIS home in the
Did you ever notice it is always the
perfectly gentle horse" that runs away
out being tied?
One of the ludicrous sights yesterday
ia Sbinn down the street to help put out
a burning fence.
Cuthbert & Sargent have secured the
will amount to about s., 900.
E B. Merriam has returned from VIM
field, where he made arrangements to build
a hve room cottage, me work Will De
Ora Davis has resigned his position as
stenographer in n, the Rock Island sian freight
school of theology in Chicago.
Did you ever notice the air Of mystery
that eoInPletely et1yeIoFss tne avea rs POI
ress in which he is interested?
The R tall = NJ G. A sducat iS5aa
tricity. mechanical drawing. arithmetic
and penmanship viii be taught
G. c. Clemens does not believe in the
stole doctrine that whatever is right is
eXpedient. I have tried it," he says,
''and it doesn't work that way
Dr. J. E. Mfnney fell from a haystack
dislocated the thumb of one hand besides
sustaining several severe bruises
One of the stenogra pliers at the state
mouse announces that she doesn't look up
on the result of the election disapprOv-
ing her work as a stenographer-
VIII Graham, Rock Island porter, had
two fingers of his left hand mashed SO
Dadly that amputatton was necessary
while making a coupling recently.
DR.. Daniel Whitmer, who had his leg
| fractured about year ago. is still con-
fined to Christ hospital. and the physicians
are now talking of amputating the limb
The young ladies who will usher at the
Crawford theater tomorrow night will wear
a uniform attire of black skirt, white shirt
waist with standing color and black bow
| tie.