The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-29
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Millinery surprise at 716.

Millinery surprise DIT no.
Tomorrow is Holy Thursday.
Mr.. P. NJ Hoisington of Newton is in
the city.
Those prices for Easter hats at n6 are
There are nine applications for member
ship in the T. A A.
Easter openings are now the events to
be looked forward to-
Try is called colonel"
Judge w. c. Hook went to Leavenworth
yesterday to hold court.
Twenty-four lawyers have their offices
in the Columbian building.
About half the slot machines have been
placed behind the counters
David w. Mulvane has recovered from
a slight attack of pneumonia.
All Fools day will be celebrated at the
AriOn society with cake walk
The neatest designs in Easter hats are
to be found at 716 Kansas avenue.
Frank s. Thomas has already sold 500
tickets for the Democratic banquet
song by Topeka author and dedi-
lished.
Duck shooting is stin going on, and at
the same time the fish are reported to be
biting.
Miss Ethellyn Palmer is now a member
sas City.
Preparations for making garden should
include the death of your neighbor
The Santa Fe has issued a new time
table with the changes made up to
March is called a spring month, but the
spring needs a question mark after it
Druggists are down on Christian scien-
lists and osteopathists- Neither of them
use any drugs
Steinberg's orchestra of IA pieces will
furnish the music for the Democratic ban
quet tomorrow night
John H. Atwood of LeavenwOrth has
been invited to make a speech at the Com
mercial club banquet.
cago to take a postgraduate course at the
Rush Medical college
RUBY. Come Be My Baby is the title
of another fin de steele coon song. Where
are those spoiled eggs?
The flag on the state house dome is kept
flying all the time now 1t used to be put
up only on special occasions.
Belle Jewell has been fined so for ADAM
cused of numbering the child.
Those who have figured the matter out
say that there nave been 81 snow storms
this winter and three more coming.
The pictures of all the past and present
lows have been grouped and framed.
Representative Wiley of Meade county
is in Topeka today day He denies that he is
Mr.. R. ] Parker. superintendent of the
middle division of the Santa Fe, is in To
p pie. working on 'n' new ireisn' seNeo-
Governor Stanley. P. I. Bonebrake. John
z. Frost, a. S. Johnson and G. A. Bailey
returned from Port Arthur yesterday aft
ernoOn-
"a T; Daniels has sold his tEotting stal5
have moved to Burlingame and opened
staples.
War relics from Santiago are not so in
terestinE now they were few months
ago. They are outclassed by those from
Manila now.
A. V. Linden. bond clerk in the state SUI
perintendents office, has gone out to
Iindsborg to attend the rendition of 1.-The
Messiah tonight.
A year has passed since the Chesney
park agitation, but nothing has been done
TO make a park The park commission
ers will take it up.
a local talent matinee. of which Vita
scope views will form the principal fea-
tUre. will be given at the Crawford thea
ter Saturday afternoon.
The friends of ]. B. Belts, who is a can
didate for councilman from the First
ward, say that there is no longer any
doubt about his election
Mr. D. E Hollar of this city has been
appointed supervisor at the Topeka insane
asylum Mr. Hollar held this position I'M
der the Morrill, administration.
Newt Try has a boy in the Twentieth at
Manila. and he is betting 10 to 1 that his
boy was one of the 20 who swan the river
and captured so armed Fflipinos.
letter from Edwin Barrett with the
twentieth Kansas, to his father. says that
the regiment has used 100000 rounds of
ammunition and is still shooting.
Several kegs have already been opened
In the state library room in anticipation of
the Democratic banquet-kegs of nails
They were used in making tables.
In g. certain Topeka office spirited dis
eussion Is going on over the question: