The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-03
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Charles s. Gleed is in ST. Louis on rail-
road business.
its hall tomorrow night.
The people should not forget to register.
1t is necessary to be always on guard
The registration is less than 5000. It
should be 10000 before the books close.
The Topeka school teachers are in Kan
sas City today visiting the schools there.
Several Topeka sportSmen went to Lake
duck
DR.: F. S. McCabe is visiting his daugh-
ter in Emporia- He is in very feeble
health.
The arguments in the motion for a new
trial In the Collins case were closed last
evening.
The registration books will be sent out
into the various wards during the next
two weeks.
The county, assessors will meet in the
of assessment.
The roads in the different parts of the
traffic impossible.
Chas. E. Blaney's "a Boy Wanted will
be the attra at the Crawford theater
next Friday night
Mr.. E. A. Clancy of Independence Kan,
spent several days in this city this week
visiting relatives.
S. ]. Bear has gone to Ottawa on bust
ness connected with the new telephone
company at that place.
The members of the Eastern Star will
give social this evening at the home of
Mrs Van SAINT, 1410 East Sixth avenue.
Julia Marlowe formerly lived in Kansas
No wonder she has made such a success
on the stage AtchiSon claims her.
Charlie Nettels will longer act
private secretary to the federal Judge, but
he will continue to report cases in the fed
eral court.
in the state house basement They will
be planted in the state house grounds in
the spring.
yer should be elected as judge of the city
court. and they ought to have something
to say about it.
come to the Crawford theater next Wed
nesday evening instead of Tuesday even
ing, as announced
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon is writing a
series of booklets for the Christian a En-. En-
Christ and the Church.
=. General .superintendent Nudge of the
Santa Fe has returned from a trip over
Canadian Pacific roads.
Albert Roby. son of DR.. H. w Roby,
the the responsible position of hospital stew
ard at Fort Robinson, New.
- Miss Maud Reese Davies, the former
i'll after leaving this city and was unable
to sing at several of the concerts.
The polls open at o clock tomorrow aft
ernoon and close at 6. to nominate officers
of the new city court This position is
leeted.
James H. Gibbons of this city was elect
a u.
Kansas at the annual meeting in Pitts
burg. Mr.. Gibbons is foreman of the
Santa F'e roundhouse paint shop.
'Afterwhile,' Mr.. Weightman's opening
song in the Elks' performance of Romeo
and Juliet" last night, was written by
Phil Eastman and set to music by Will
Van Ness.
Harry Gavitt is the first man in Topeka
to have rubber shoes put on his driving
horse. The animal makes no noise when
driVen on the pavements, and bicycle
bell is used to warn pedestrians.
William Nicholson. father of George T.
Nicholson, passenger traffic manager of
the Santa Fe, died in Whittier, Cal. yes
terday. Mr.. Nicholson has resided in
California for the past seven years.
A genuine turkey dinner is served in the
performance of -'Shore Acres which
comes to the Crawford theater one week
from tomorrow. The advance agent was
here this week and left order for two
roast turkeys. cranberries, mashed pota-
toes. etc, for the matinee and evening
performance of the play.
Twenty seats will be arranged in the
orchestra pit at the Crawford theater for
the orchestra will have place on the
seats. "a gallery box seats have been
placed on sale at the regular box
price of s.: 80 All this is not very pleas
ant, but what no one is obliged to endure.
If he can't get a good seat he can stay
away. Sol Smith Russell ought TO have
been booked for two nights, and next sea-
he should be.