The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-17
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

Manager L. NJ. Crawford has returned
from Lincoln. Neb.
s5aR9y w fRaaa ns the next
week
Farmers are. working early and late
these days trying to catch up with their
spring work
Clarence Smith drew one of Charles
Sampson $ colts, valued at SO. The chance
cost him IS cents.
The April winds are playing havoc with
the flag on the state house dome 1t will
This is the time of year that the aver
age boy begins looking and longing for
circus to come to town.
The state house grounds are to be clean
ed and the plants set out this spring by
boys from the reform school
As agreeable after dinner as it's great
namesake is the Chauncey NJ. Depew ci-
gar, sold by the Sim Drug Co.
Governor Stanley will deliver the ad
dress of welcome at the joint meeting of
the Kansas medical societies in May
The sale of seats for the Manten en-
gagement a the era wford theater this
week Will open Wednesday morning
Lieutenant Affords funeral will be held
5. Gleed will deliver the funeral address
Work on the improvements planned for
the front of the Church of the Assump-
ton will be commenced within a few days.
Mr.. A. w. Lacey has purchased the
property at 90 Harrison street ana VII!
make extensive repairs before occupying
Dr. and Mrs. Roby have moved from the
own house at Twenty-first and Kansas
avenue.
Mr.. F. BurIeigh johnson has removed to
Trego county. He is q crested in THE de-
posts of gold and zinc recently discover
ed there.
mea sles. 1t was thought that the dis
ease had been suppressed once but 1t has
The Midnight Bell has been booked
for the Crawford theater in May. Katie
Emmett Will also be seen mere before the
close of the season
Harry English. who was formerly lead
ing man with The Paiges.is with the Vol
ford theater next week
The Topeka, city council has selected
Hughes to represent PofWin or the sixth
ward in the city council
April % will be the eightieth anniversary
of the founding of the Odd Fellows lodge
in America. and will be appropriately OBJ
served by the local lodges
will respond to toast at the Commercial
club banquet tomorrow night, receives .
it is said.
Rev. Dr. Countermine has been called to
M iia"s CharleS II Browne. former resi-
dent of Topeka. The services are to be
held tomorrow
the court of visitation signed the oath of
office has been presented to the State
of the supreme court.
The three medical societies of Kansas
Nav 3 and The first meeting Viii be
a Joint meeting of the three societies and
will be held in Representative hall
Mrs Alonzo WardaH who leaves this
week as a Kansas delegate to the Ma
tionaI Equal Suffrage meeting at Grand
RAPIDS Mich. will visit for some time
with her daughter. who is attending a
medical school in Chicago.
Mrs Diggs wants woman appointed on
the force of state house janitors. Perha ps
a woman could see the dust which has
been accumuia ting on some of the tran
SONS for the past four OF five years. which
the men janitors never try to remove.
Dr. Louis c. Duncan. who was arrested
and tried for decorating Confederate
graves while acting as assistant surgeon
of the Twenty-second Kansas regiment,
will read a paper on Observations of the
Army Medical Service at the meeting of