The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-14
SNAP SHOTSAT HOME NEWS

F. E. Wear was in Kansas City yester-
g. 7. Brown was in Kansas City yester-
Can't. ]. G. Waters is in Lyndon on legal
business.
The Methodist conference at Hiawatha
begins tomorrow.
The March session of the court OF ap-
peals opened today. -.
A Topeka shoe repairer's sign reads "A
General Superintendent Nudge of the
Santa Fe is in Chicago.
General Passenger Agent w. ]. Black
has gone to st. Louis.
The registra ton books will close March
%. Don't fail to register
THE Devils Auction comes to the
Crawford theater next week
Judge and Mrs. w. r. Smith returned
yesterday from Kansas City, Kan
The Turner society will celebrate 81.
Patrick's day with a cake walk and dance.
The employees of the Santa Fe shops
have commenced working nine hours
A. R. Lngafelt and H. s. dinner are in
Ford county on a duck hunting expeo-
ton.
When Topeka has six or more wards the
need of new council chamber Will be I'M
Mai. John M Brown of the Twenty
third Kansas has returned to Topeka on a
Dr. a. H. Thompson. president of the
Kansas City Dental college, mas gone To
civ clerk McFadden is already making
arrangements to turn his office over to
his successor
Attorney Joe Ward, the temperate
nominee is making hard fight for the
city judgeship.
John Oakley, who has been in the coun-
been released on bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nichols are the par par
of the Santa Fe shops.
The Kaw is feeling the influence of the
heavy SHOWS and springs thaws further
west and is beginning to rise.
Mr. A. s. Rankin, chief clerk in the Of
Santa Fe, is again at his desk.
Topeka never needed pavements more re
m haR until 9 the n mud he@ is dried up can
The plutocrat among Topeka boys at
present is the one who can clean up a
marble ring in about two shots
The proposition to employ H. V: Hinck-
ley to assist in making waterworks plans
was approved by the council last night
Property on paved street is more de-
sirabIe and valuable. Macadam is way
ahead of mud and rough roads.
The harsh cry of the bluejay is nov S
nerve with him to come before the SHOWS
off the ground -
Mrs Amel All Sum-. the American wife
graduate from the Kansas Medical col
Iege this month.
Kansas Medical college will be given at
the Copeland after the commencement ex-
erciSeS on March "a.
free musicale under the direction OF
Miss Pearlade Prescott will be given ar at
evening. March q: ,., ,x.
The next attraction Of the LADIES Musie
H H01sian FT RitdnniSt evening nj n March n
dIstpial . Art School Of Philadelphia, lee
tured in Topeka this afternoon to the city
cTR sa su snt1 At e Hs santa
His remains We're taken to Argentine.
There is some likelihood of the Keith
| tract, adjoining Potwin, being opened THIS
laid out on plans similar to Potwin Place
Mr.. H. H Embrey, the newly appointed
assistant general freight agent of the
Book Island is nov Si IN BTfa 20 tba ei
The third annual joint ball of the
Brotherhood of Railway Ffremen and the
brotherhood of Railway Trainnen VII
day evening.
The suit of Cyrus Leland and ex-Gov-
ernor Morrill, against John r: MulVane on
account of stock held IN the Topeka Ca tPe
district court.
Since Governor Stanley has had such
good success in raising the dept OF a
upon by topeka churches to ofnc1ate IN
the same capacity.
The top and the marble are struggling
for prestige among the juvenile portion OF
Topeka's population at present The mar
BILE was first in the field and at last re-
ports was holding its own
fact that it was Kansas egg dealer who
shipped a carload of hen fruit to New
York during the recent egg. famine and
cleared 5000 by the transaction
Atchison followed the example set by
Topeka and nominated a colored man for
marshal of the new city court over there,
and Governor Stanley appointed him to