The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-05
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The Tennesseetown reading room has
come quite popular.
The State Grain Dealers association will
meet in Topeka January 10.
Rev. John D. Knox is now secretary of
the Topeka Ministerial union.
Mr.. w. Won Dahlen has left Stormont
hospital after a serious illness.
The county commissioners are consider
ing petitions for new roads in the county.
The high school orchestra will give a
concert tomorrow night in the assembly
Weather Observer T. B. Jennings car
night.
Bert Harris drew three bottles of malt
extract in the Kansas City convention hall
drawing.
Governor Stanley will come to Topeka
Saturday. evening and will take rooms at
The rnid-year memorial services of Lin
coin post will be held Sunday afternoon in
the high school building.
fashioned mincemeat turnovers and they
have become quite popular.
The county commissioners are still Quib-
bling over the Harbaugh bill for detective
services in the Collins case.
The Kansas State, Poultry association
commences the tenth annual exhibition in
Hamilton hall next Monday
Dr.. and Mrs. H. w; Roby have moved
900 Quincy street, for the winter.
The I O.. o. F. and Rebekah lodges will
give public installation of officers at the
Grand Opera House January 10.
The Republican F'lambeau club has post
pOued the election of officers until the last
Wednesday evening in January
S. II. Haffa. who used to own the Rus
sell Journal. is in Topeka. He will soon
purchase another Kansas newspaper.
Sarah Hicks. a colored girl who could
not be controlled by her parents. has been
sent to the Industrial school a Beloit.
Old times are coming back. Topeka
women now appear on the streets with
long strings of glass beads around their
necks.
The Kansas delegation to the National
Creamery and ButtermakerS convention
airy %.
No date has been fixed for hearing the
motion for a new trial in the Collins case.
The delay is caused by the illness of Mr.
Hayden.
The. Commonwealth Institute. which is
for the purpose of letting people know
what socialism is, will be held in Topeka
February 3.
There are so many ministers in town
that the secretary of the Ministerial union
cannot find them all and they are request
ed to send in their names and addresses
Topeka parties have been notified that
miss the stockyards case has been over
ruled by the United States supreme court
The federal charge against B. H. Macke
who was in the county jail has been dls-
to answer the state charge of embezzle-
ment.
ginning to realize what big fake their
auditorium drawing was Most of the
music.
girl named Nancy is visiting ting G n To
peka society circles Names ike Nancy
Mary, Eliza beth. Penelope are now swell,
and the Macs ''Maymes,' 'Kathryns,"
etc. not in it.
A man named Gasaway has been chosen
sergeant-at-arms of the senate. His name
indicates that he has the, qualifca tons
was he overlooked?
The Topeka and Northwestern Mining
company held Il meeting and reelected
the officers for the coming year This
company sent F. A Chance. A. w New
the Kiondike.
Someone has said that the ventilation of
the assembly room in the high school is
bad. 1t will be well ventilated when
General Hudson airs his views Sunday
afternoon. when he takes issue with the
remarks made by General Gordon.