The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-25
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS
See Yale for the best photos.

see 4aIe TOT the pest pEOlOS-
Ice cream signs are blossoming out
The Commercial club rooms are being
| given a thorough cleaning.
| j. D. Nelson of Lindsborg is visiting
| his brother, Superintendent Frank Mel
son.
Ira F. Burdick is president and w. E.
| White secretary OF the Retail Clerks
union.
On Sunday the First Presbyterian
church will celebrate it's fortieth ami
versary.
Yale is great on babies photos.
The civil service examiner had class
| of forty-three at the Federal building
yesterday.
Judge A J. McCabe of the city court
will proba bly, be able to open court Mon
i day morning.
why Don't You Get Baby of Your
Own is 1.-The sweet refrain Of popu-
| lar coon song.
YaIe's many friends will be pleased to
| know that he has accepted position as
! operator for Downing.
| w. T. Upton, secretary Of the Popu-
| list state central committee, came over
| from Lansing yesterday.
| Shawnee county will soon pay off the
| original $81, 900 in bonds, issued In aid
| of the Santa F'e railroad.
| G. P. Pierce, a Rossville druggist, has
| filed an application in the probate court
| for permit to sell liquor.
A Topeka man who recently ohiciated
as judge at cake walk now insists that
| his friends call him Judge.
The last motion in the Collins case has
been overruled by Judge Hazen. 1t was
| the motion to defer sentence.
The oyster is rapidly losing it's pres
| tige just now and the ice cream freezer
| is making corresponding gains in popu-
| lar favor.
Mr.. A. Wyman will give talk at
| Unity church Sunday evening illustra-
| tive of the methods of the Higher
Criticism"
Yale is great on any photos.
Macadam could be laid eight inches
| thick for so cents per square yard;
| twenty-foot roadways would cost about
! $40 per lot.
| The county commissioners have as
| signed Coroner Westerfeld the county
| auditors office on the first floor OF the
| court house.
| The irrepressible Judge" Lee has re-
| turned to Topeka and it will soon be in
| order for him to begin on PERIOD OF
! reformation.
The state house corridors were
| scrubbed last evening. The innovation
| was surprise to the corridors as well
| as to the people.
| w t Upton says that the Twenty
| third Kansas, the colored regiment, is
| the best disciplined regiment that has
| ever been at Fit. LeavenWorth.
Several new Santa Fee railroad maps
| are hanging in the different offices at
| the state house. Ihey are orlSht reo
| and attract considerable attention.
! The official organ of the State Tenn
| perance union is complaining about
| Mayor Fellows. 1t claims that he has
| not kept his word to the union to sup
| press saloons.
| County Attorney Jetmore thinks that
| the man Nello who is in the county
! iail for perjury in the Collins case, is
| wanted in Omaha for forgery under the
name of F. r. Young.
| The Woman's Home Missionary So
| ciety of the First NJ. E. church will hold
| a mite box opening at the home of
| Mrs e. T. Sim, 7O3 Taylor street, We'd
| nesday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The governors office is extremely
| quiet just now. Governor Stanley Is in
| Port Arthur and Private Secretary Al
| len is in the east. The stenographers,
| Luther Burns and Miss OFT, are running
| the state.
A WoodlaWn avenue woman went TO
| the police station yesterday and asked
| that the police make the neighbors keep
| their chickens, that were running in her
| yard, at home. She thought that Pot
| win Place was part of the city.
Chas L. Wood, who recently took the
! management of the National hotel, has
| decided to make a special rate to To-
| peka people on table board by the day
| or week He wishes you to consult him.
! The rate will be very low, and as for
| the menu, he says it will speak for
| itself.
The Kansas City Whist club, Is
| strong, will arrive this afternoon on the
| Santa Fe to play a match with the To-
| peka Whist club. The two clubs have
| played FIVE matches and the Nilsson
| rians have won four. The Topeka play