The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-02-08
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Lent commences one week from today.
DR.. L. Y. Grubbs is in Kansas City on
business.
The Republican city primary will be held
two weeks from next Saturday.
d. ]. Greenwald has moved into his new
store room in the Curry building.
The city engineers force is again sur
veying for the North Topeka sewer.
The new state library room at the state
ings.
The regular meeting of the Commercial
club will be held this evening at the club
rooms.
Aaron Jetmore will take a leading part
De Forest Jetmore has been admitted to
the practice of law H. c. Stafford moved
his admission.
The Topeka railway plant shut down
went two blocks.
Prof. Dyche of the state university will
lecture at the Crawford theater in this
city next week.
People who think they pay too much tax
Treasurer Philips.
A team from the Y NJ c. A defeated
night on the T. A A. alleys.
The Marshalrs band concerts will be
given at the Crawford theater next We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings.
One of the candidates for city attorney
was seen in North Topeka. Potwin and
Parkdale all in one afternoon.
1.-The Bostonians' originally booked for
the Crawford theater in May, will proba-
T. F. Doran's daughter, Josephine, has
recovered from diphtheria and the family
has been released from quarantine.
A young lady who returned from Scot
land brought with her some of the native
short-cake. 1t resembles hard tack. but
is sweet.
The council committee on streets and
walks will consider the Huntoon street
as reported.
General Superintendent Nudge of the
Santa F'e is in st. Joseph today attending
a a n V
at that place.
City Assessor Edison has been instructed
begin the work Of assessing Frank Bowen
is the chief deputy.
ade' at the Grand Opera House next
Tuesday evening will be the only theatre
cal attraction of the week.
The persons who want to see one of the
| two good attractions that will be here Fri
! day and Saturday are irving heads and
| tails to see which one to go to.
John Dudley was seen on the streets to
day 1 Carrying Tying halter II am am going to tie
| can't get away from US again." said he.
Mr.. D. T. Nicoll, formerly stenographer
to Mr.. D. E. Cain, has taken the position
offce a' Of the the Santa Fe. Mr.. Hal Jensen
/ is now Mr.. Gains stenographer.
| A Topeka young man recently secured a
place in Arizona at three times the salary
received here, but in a month he gave it
country at one-third as much money.
ToPeba geGPe are rapidly losing faith hi, in
e0g to be Shaken as long as they hey
| wake up in the morning and find the Their
| mometer from 2 to degrees below zero
| We have a lovely position for six bright,
| intelligent ladies with gilt-edge reference
in regard to character. etc. Steady EN-;
| every week. You will like this if qualified
| to advertise and take orders. Call at Dut-
| ton House parlor.
Already. the booking. of May Irwin for
| the Crawford theater in this city, made 4
| few days ago, has been Cancelled. Miss
| Irwin is still at the Bijou theater in New
| York city, and her new piece is meeting
| with such success that there is no hope OF
| getting her west this season.
| This is one of the most remarkable the
| atrical weeks Topeka has had in several
Wbic wis clese t3 NTH hne m fh
| Crawford theater and "Othello at the
| Grand Opera House Saturday night. 1.-The
| Prisoner of Zenda'' Cancelled its booking
| for last night because of the rush of at
| fractions, and ''Pudd nhead WILSON, was
| refused time. It is feared that some OF
| the companies will do poor business.