The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-13
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Clinics were held at the state dental
meeting.
A German play will be given May II
at Arion hall
NJ. Affron is erecting a 500 barn on
lot No. Sc Quincy street.
Police Judge w. E. Atchison has re
covered from his recent illness.
w. E. Swift is making improvements
at his residence at 624 Taylor street.
John S. Young is building barn on
lot No. 50 Branner street which will
cost 800.
About two-thirds of the Topeka dent
lists are members of the Kansas Dental
association.
Anna L. Campbell has. been issued a
permit to build a residence at 1135 Pine
street, to cost $500.
NJ. S. Gamloski has been granted a
permit to make an addition to his resi-
dence on Gordon street.
p. A. Howe has been issued a permit
to build an addition to his residence, on
lot No. 405 Morris avenue.
John Renzer is making improvements
on his residence at 10 West Third
street which will cost $3.50.
Bicyclists are arrested at the rate of
one day for riding on the sidewalks.
They deposit 81 and all is settled.
Geo. Sharitt says that there are too
many young navy officers who want to
emulate the example of Lieut.. Gushing.
Topeka secured one office in the
Grand Commandery of Kansas. DR.. A.
NJ. Callahan was elected grand record
er
The Shawnee County horticultural
society will meet Saturday afternoon at
the office of VIM. H. Barnes in the state
house.
Nearly a whole block of brick side
walk is being laid on the west side of
Kansas avenue between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
The few United States regulars who
are in the city are easily distinguished
from the raw recruits by the way in
which they walk.
Frank P. Edison has all his pockets
full of cigars today to remind his
friends that he became the father of. a
daughter Thursday.
T. P. Rodgers says that he has been
fn favor of putting a flag pole on the
court house from the first, but the pole
has not yet been erected.
Adjutant William DeFord of the
volunteers is said to be the handsomest
officer in Camp Leedy. He is one of the
smart set at Ottawa.
A jury in the probate court has decid-
ed that DR.. d. H. Dickinson is a con-
ffrmed drunkard and now the authori-
ties do not know what to do with him.
Rev. A. NJ. Reynolds, pastor of West
minister Presbyterian church, has begun
improvements on the residence he re-
Gently purchased at Thirteenth and
Mulvane streets.
When man who raised a company
and failed to be given a place, enlists
as a private, it means that he wants to
fight and that is what Clad Hamilton
of Topeka has done.
Col. T. w. Harrison has the largest
flag of any citizen suspended in his
front yard at Huntoon and Western
avenue. All the soldiers on their way
to the camp pass the residence.
Jonathan d. Norton, who acted as
marshal of the parade Tuesday, says
that the apparent Iateness of the parade
was caused by the long march to North
Topeka and that it arrived at the re-
viewing stand at the appointed time.
James Johns, the Topeka railway
trackman, who was hurt Tuesday in
coupling cars, is recovering. The in
jury was thought at first to be very
dangerous, but has since proved to be
slight.
A Topeka young man, who is the son
of a well known ex-senator, was arrest
ed a few nights ago for being drunk.
He had a large revolver in his pocket
which he deposited as security. 1t af-
forwards turned out that the revolver
didn't belong to him, but the young man
had been released.