The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-30
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

R. s. Brigham has returned from GUM
cy. Ill
Kepiey & Lucas laundry wagons have
]. c. Holland is in Wichita on building
business.
There is a case of measles at 800 Han
cock street.
chief of Police Henry Steele is out of
town on business.
Jacob Fogel has left the T. A A. as
physical instructor.
The police receive calls every day from
persons who want work.
Colored eggs are appearing as the az
vance agents of Easter
The candynakers have laid in a supply
of April fool candies.
been ordered for Topeka streets.
Sheriff Cook will have as many assist
ants as Sheriff Kepley had, AFTER ApTl4 l.
week at the First Presbyterian church
A gasoline stove set fire to the residence
a 1l2O North Kansas avenue, but the dam
age was trihing.
cyrus Guthrie has been issued a permit
to build a barn lot No 3S1 Quincy
street TO cost 500.
The work of repairing the asphalt pave
ment on Kansas avenue has been COM
pleted to Sixth avenue
The West Side Gun club viii lmP5oNe US Us
contests within a few weeks
Grant Mead of Horton who has been
visiting his father, J. s. Collins, has gone
to Texas for an extended visit.
sassafras bark and sulphur are food
pie to use as spring medicines
on Topeka avenue between Eleventh
ard Twelfth streets there are more prey
lawns than in any other block IN the city.
An estimate of the cost of the Auditor1-
UNI is being made in the city ehglneer
office for use when the Work IS DeSun-
Four horses are necessary to haul a
load of building stone over the muddy
streets.
The annual shoot of the Platte City
CAIoD Gun club will be held April -,
which several Topeka sportsmen Will at
tend.
There will be a large representation of
Topeka clubwomen at the state Fedora
ton of Clubs to be held at Ottawa IN
May.
Police Matron Thorpe found employ
ment in Medicine Lodge for two Iopeka
poor women who have children TO sup
port.
Fire Marshal Wilmarth's annual report
will be presented as soon after April ISL
as the footings can be made and the fire
losses obtained
Dick Cooley, in his initial game. with the
runs and no errors. He seems TO nave
struck his gait.
Charles Willis, a LeavenwOrth county
school teacher, a son of John F. Willis,
the Populist politician, died at his home
in McLOuth few days ago.
H J Bevelle. who has been copying rec
force has been reduced by one.
I. D. Graham, one of the professors at
tan. is becoming a Scottish Rite Mason
fast as the degrees can be conferred.
Prof Dyche has captured a number of
valuable animal specimens in the north
west and it is said that he cOntemplates
another tour, seeking Photographic views.
Chancellor z. H. Snow. was in Topeka
yesterday comforting with Weather OBJ
server Jennings A branch observing sta
ton is maintained at the university.
Frank Lockard of Norton is In town on
business-.not political" he said to a re-
porter Who ever heard of Frank Lock
ard going any place on any other mis-
sion?
A B. Knight of the Metropolitan Col
lection Agency has gone to housekeeping
family arrived in the city a short time
ago.
Why is it that all the people who can't
wspapers for publication? Those who
can write poetry have to be teased to
write it.
Lieutenant Governor A NJ. Harvey's pet
bulldog has become SO popular with the
smaH boys OF the nelsghooFnood dh4 IL, II
away several days.
In the Washburn senior-junior base ball
game played yesterday AFTERNOON at the
Washburn college grounds. the seniors
won by a large score Another game will |
probably be played later.
J. B. Mills who bought the Eagle &
Curry stock, will move into the new Jew
ell building. which is being constructed
been engaged as head clerk.
A guard is kept at the old car barn on
Tenth street every night to prevent peO-
PIE from carrying. off building material;
He builds fire in among the rows Of
stone and keeps pretty comfortable.
The Faithful circle of Westminster Pres
byterian church gave successful enter |
tainment last evening at the church \
flag drill music and recitatiOns were |
given and light refreshments were served. |
Rev NJ z. Harlan, newly elected pastor |
of the First Christian church of this city. |
was graduated from college in 1891 and
took his first charge at Wellington. From
there he went to Atchison and thence to
Topeka
Jesse Elliot holds the silvery trophy cup
which was put up in competition last
summer by the West End Gun club. 1t
is subject to challenge, but no one has ap-
peared to contest Mr. ElliOtt's right TO
the honor
Paul Torrington of the city engineers |