The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-13
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

There are six patients at the Salvation
Army hospital
General J, K Hudson was in Kansas
City yesterday
J. D. Small spent yesterday in Kansas
City business.
Bob Kuefsler reports $50 worth of liquors
stolen from his warehouse
The Republican Ffambeau club has re-
ceived seven new members
Silas Porter is up from Kansas City,
Kan, attending federal court
Kansas avenue and the adjoining paved
streets were washed last night.
The criminal docket for the April term
of the district court is very small
The. demand for overeoats and furs has
greatly decreased in the past week
w C. Perry is up from Fort Scott at
tending to business in the federal court.
a concert and ball will be given by the
Arion society on next Wednesday evening
The Academy of Science met last night
in the rooms of the State Horticultural
]. L. EIdridge has returned from Blue
Rapids. where he delivered a temperance
address
The Kansas Christian Ministerial Insti-
tute is in session at the Third Presbyter-
ian church
Potwfn will probably become part of
the city of Topeka at a joint council meet
ing tonight
The Republican Flambeau club is ar
ranging for a reception in honor OF the
state officers
The Hub Clothing company has out
new electric sign which attracts consider
The Redmond Dramatic company will be
the Crawford tnSaCST the week CON-
mencing May 1
An. enjoyable concert was given by the
Apollo club at the First Congrega tionaI
church last night
Thomas H. Balm was last night installed
as president of Council No 2, knights ana
Ladies of Security
People have come to one conclusion with
reference to Mayor Drew and that is that
he has a mind of his own.
w H ROsSingtou will be POSTMASTER
at the Commercial club banquet at the
Throop next Tuesday evening.
- The first gun Of the civil war was fred
was shot "a years ago tomorrow.
Weather Observer Jennings now pub
bulletin The circulation is 500
1t is said by good judge Of cigaEs that hat
Drug Co. is the best SC smoke to be had
Tom King. Santa Fe city passenger
H All = az
Marc Robbins has secured the position
of stage director of the new Orpheum the
July
Fe westbound train No. yesterday for
the accommodation Of 20 recruits bound
Mrs Gertrude Sutherland has com
speed an ACTON f2T diyi9TGe fc6 hsr
abandonment
People have already begun to keep on
the shady side Of the street A week ago
shine they could find
The Bostonians'' are now on their way
east from the Pacific coast Topeka PEG
pie will have the opportunity OF hearing
the organizaa ton in May
Hal Reds Human Hearts was put on
by the Peruchi-BeIdenf company at the
Crawford theater last night fair sized
audience the performance
The millennium is not far off when To-
peka has reached the stage when police
men and other city employees VIII not De
discharged for political reasons
The Salvation Army hospital is in need
of contributions in the way of money and
Staff Captain Milne requests that sub
Scriptfons be left at the hospital
A large music box with a dozen different
tunes is the latest Drop a nickel in the
slot turn the Indicator to the tune wanted
and you get five cents worth of music
The ladies' tournament Of the Topeka
Whist club ended last night by Miss
Gleuna Cross winning the prize. a handsome
gold heart pendant with emerald setting
Rev s E. Coblentz and family today
moved into the United Brethren
parsonage a Twelfth and Quincy streets
1t is a modern eight room residence and
cost 81. 800
d w Kent grand secretary Of the
grand lodge of odd Fellows says that the
new offices of the grand lodge. which have
just been fitted up IN the Office block
are finest of any order in the west
The grandfather of John Collins. who
was also named John Collins. was the
first grand master Of the Odd Fellows
grand lodge of Kansas. being elected in
Is5s- His portrait hangs in the grand
lodge Offices