The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-03
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SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Dr. w J. Gil1ett of Parsons visited
| Topeka physicians Monday.
| "Pudd' nhead Wilson''w come to the
| Crawford theater May IA.
Firemen at fire department headuuar-
ters are cleaning the wall paper in the
rooms.
John P. Bauer, Jr., will build a house
| on lot No. 229 North Monroe street, to
| cost $500
| The Shawnee county horticultural So
| cfety will meet Thursday at Mission
| Center.
c. P. Bolmar says that he has no in
! tention of becoming a candidate for
| state senator.
K. F. King is making improvements
| on his residence on lot No. 90 North
| Quincy street
The Kansas Medical society will give
a banquet at the Copeland hotel next
| Thursday evening
Marshans band will give the first
| summer concert of the season on Sun
day afternoon, May Is.
The farce comedy, "Flanigan's Flats
| will be seen at the Crawford theater
next Monday evening.
A meeting of the Committee of Fiji
teen will be held soon to arrange the
Fall Festival preliminaries.
General Passenger Agent Black of
the Santa Fee is in Omaha attending q
meeting of passenger agents.
The new telephone toll line between
Topeka and Emporia is now completed
and has been opened for use.
United States District Judge Foster
was not able TO go to Fort Scott and
Judge Williams went in his place.
A telephone line from st. Louis to
Kansas City will soon be in use, which
will also be available for Topeka.
DR.. R L Green, physician in charge
of the Santa Fe hospital in this city,
left today for Dallas, Texas, on visit
hos n
permit to make improvements on the
residence at us Quincy street, to cost
500.
Anna Held's private car was orna-
mented with a large American flag dur
ing it's stay in the Santa Fe yards in
this city.
CD. Watson is trying to work up SEN
tinent for another site for the audito-
rum. That agitation has rather a mus
ty flavor.
Prof. Gentry's dog and pony show
will be in Topeka next Saturday. The
tents will be at the corner of Thirteenth
and Harrison streets
Major Anderson has secured a black
board for the Commercial club rooms
upon which the names of the proposed
members are posted.
Manager Bayless of the telephone ex-
change says that the new subscribers
list is now In the hands Of the printer
and will be issued in few days
G. Herald Noyes of the United States
weather bureau has ordered another
government kite sent from Washington.
One kite was demolished by a heavy
wind.
The county commissioners have not
yet f1oated flag from the court house.
o. K Swayze says that a flag staff
should be placed on the building at all
hazards.
John CLANCY says that it would never
do for all the members of firm to get
the war fever at the same time, so I'M
TJI,f IVc-f5 ha oh
neutrality
The city improvements at Kansas
avenue on the bank of the Shunganun-
ga creek were successful in keeping the
high water from flooding the land ad-
jacent to the creek
The law portion of the state library
will be moved this week from the old
library rooms on the lower floor to the
new library rooms IN the third story
of the north wing.
There is a man in Topeka who has
been one of the dress parade soldiers for
a long time whose patriotism is so
strong that he says he will 60 to the
war if he can get a $1,000 position
Sunday night strict orders were given
not to allow any of the soldiers to leave
Camp Leedy after dark Saturday
night several spent the evening down
town and they arrived at the camp IN
an intoxicated condition.
The annual meetings of the Kansas
Medical society, the Homeopathic Med
icaI society and the Eclectic Medical
society will open in Topeka tomorrow.
Representative hall and the senate
chamber will be used for the meetings
The Nebraska university base ball
team went to E,mporia yesterday where
they played a game with the college of
Emporia base ball team. Today they
play Kansas university at Lawrence.
They were unable to play Washburn
college in Topeka Saturday on ac-
count of the rain
The gate at Garfield park has been
moved 25 feet south and a fine gravel
roadway made leading into the park
and around and past the band stand.
The park has been well cleaned and
when the first concert is given on Sun
day, May Is, a clean, pleasant place
will be found
More people have been arrested for
riding bicycles on the sidewalks the
past month than for the six months
preceding. Chief Steele is evidently mad
because the city council did not pass an
ordinance which he suggested of allow
ing wheelrnen to use the sidewalks dur
ing the muddy weather. big move
ment should be started to pave all the
residence streets a width of 80 feet 1t
would only cost SIS per lot number.
A favorite in the family. have used
Beggs' German Salve in my family for
years 1t is unequaled for Burns,
Scalds, Old Sores or Eczema, or any
skin disease. MRS. T. H. STILWELL,
BeIoit. Wis For sale by druggists.