The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-07
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Tomorrow will be Good Friday.
Mr.. A. A. GODDARD is in Clay Center on
legal business.
State Auditor Morris has returned from
a visit in Omaha.
Mrs. L. ]. Swearingen is building 81
900 residence at 615 Tyler street
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Thompson moved
to their new home on Polk street today.
Ex-Attorney General L. B. Kellogg of
Emporia is attending the supreme court
Mr.. Otto Wendelberg has been elected
physical instructor of the Turner society.
Washburn college opened yesterday. The
spring vacation was not given for Easter
Weather observer T. B. Jennings is pre-
pairing his official report for the month
H. J. Bone, assistant United States at
torney, has returned from an official trip
to Kansas City.
Some of the precincts had such a light
vote that the judges spent their time
playing cards
to his residence on lot No. 400 Tyler street
which will cost $50.
In the Second ward three women voted
at the city election. Two were Populists
and one a Democrat.
Major Shreve says that General Fftz-
ficer in the civil war.
Tom HanIey has been elected president
tail GrocerS' association.
A Topeka music house has Sousa's new
march, the Bride Elect" arranged for
pneumatic symphony organ.
A H. Kline has been elected substitute
fireman. He had been employed by the
Topeka hallway company
S. c. Jackson of Greenwood county at
tended supreme court yesterday and Wis
tied his friend, Clad Hamilton.
Morton Snow. son of I. 3. Snow, who
has been sick in Chicago, is reported to
be improving and it is thought will re-
cover.
NAL has returned to Emporia after at
tending the meeting of the state board of
People living near the Rock Island and
Union Pacific railroad tracks in the city
have made many complaints lately OF
Prof. G. P. GrimsIey of washburn col
Geology before the Philosophical society
last evening.
r. K. Moody, secretary of the board of
regents of the state university spent yes
terday in Topeka the guest of his friend,
DR.. c. E Esterly.
The Washburn college base ball team
VIII go Saturday to Winchester to play
with team there. Winchester plays
pretty good base ball.
Mrs. James Branham has awarded the
contract for the erection of two seven
room residences at 507 and 500 Monroe
street They will cost So, 500.
George Hubbard has received word from
Springheld, ILL.,, where his wife called
suddenly by the illness of their son, that
he is much better and out of danger.
The courts of the Topeka Tennis club
at Tenth and Fillmore streets will be
ready to in two weeks. Another court
has been added this season, making three
The deaf mutes from Olathe win nrob-
ably play a game of base ball in ToDeka
this spring with Washburn college Last
season their team defeated both K u
and Baker.
State Treasurer Hef1ebower is one of
the wealthiest Populist farmers in the
state. He owns six of the finest sections
of land in Miami County, and is conceded
to be worth $50, 900.
Most of the city school teachers went to
Kansas City today to visit the schools
there. Tomorrow they go to Leavenworth
to attend the Northeastern Teachers as
ISOLATION convention.
New White SlaVe'' will he r1re-
scented by the Graham Earle company at
the Crawford theater tonight. The south
ern comedy drama, Dixie Land" was
played last night
The case of George Dupree was dis
missed today in police court. Dupree
avenue. The city failed to make a case
against him for the second time.
Chief of Police Henry NJ Steele sent