The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-31
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Charles K. Holiday has been sick with
grip.
A Topeka printing house now publishes
music.
The coolest yesterday was 4 below zero.
at noon.
Oscar Wilson is now day clerk at the
National hotel.
Dick cellar now keeps a pet stock farm
Several forged checks have been passed
In Topeka lately.
William Taylor holds the duck-pin rec
ord in Topeka at 146.
At 8, 6 and o'clock yesterday the Their
mometer stood exactly at zero.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Sheldon have
returned from trip through the east
General Superintendent Nudge of the
Santa Fe has returned from Chicago.
Mark Mason is now running the federal
ness I'--e e-e''''oi anu --e A''0"S Ais 0'si-
Shawnee county has bill of SIG, 427
insane.
The Episcopal choir will meet at the res
idence of Canon Bywater this evening to
rehearSe.
Bottle pool is now the popular game at
the T A A There is no science in it
The Salvation Army now does business
with two soldiers, a bass drum and a tam
BOURNE.
The Jayhawl<ers defeated the Santa FEES
again last night in duck pin contest on
The Washburn College Glee club has re-
, turned from a tour of the state which was
not very profitable.
series of meetings at the First Fresby-
terrain church this week.
Mines and mnyyra Ml een
ing at Representative hall.
Congtables J: T; Wintrode Josiah Ross
for reelection this spring
There is a case of diphtheria in fami-
ly by the name of Rarer at 6l5 East Fifth
street.-the only case IN the city.
Mr.. J. M. Terrence continues in a criti-
cal condition, and the physicians as yet
give no hope of his recovery.
1t is gossip among. the politicians. that
Frank frank gibson Ellison is to be chief of police if
The time of the contractors for furnish
ing Coz Corl h engine for Il the electric light
Justices W. s. McClintock, A. f. Ches-
ney and John L. Guy will all be candi-
L. H. Worthington of the Model Supply
store, who has been sick for week with
the grip. is able to be around again.
The Democratic city central committee
ticket and reorganize the committee.
a Topeka colored man who has held one
office another for ten years says: I'VE
want new deaP'-for the other fellows.
The station house, cat has taken up it's
place of honor at the right hand side of
Judge Ferry during the session of court.
John L. Sullivan does not create as much
excitement, when he drives through the
streets of Topeka, he did at one time.
Councilman Skinner of the First ward
| says that he has decided to not be a can
| hasn't time.
The dates of the Marshalrs band con-
of i6 and II as an an any The concerts
will be at the Crawford theater..
Judge Foster is having an inventory
made of all papers connected with the
| United States district court preparatory
| to turning them over to his successor.
Mr.. J. NJ. Meade, resident engineer of
! the Santa Fe, is stockholder in the Isa-
bella g 4ld mine at Cripple Creek; Col,
/ ing taken.
James w. Ost.. who used to be employed
| in the Santa Fe store department, has
been adjudged insane and will be sent to
| the asylum He has been insane for nearly
The. last issue of the Dramatic Mirror
a goo am article a e o1 Miss
| From Texas
ford theater has returned from Lincoln,
Neb:; after perfeeting arrangements by
theater there.
trict Judge of Kansas, will pro badly make
from 9Le s before f "a assuming the e
duties of his position on March l.
lie Lewis ,, Morrison lori who is now playing in
oat for aa5 "a Satan
way theater in New York city. ~
Give me another one of those per cent
months certificate drawing 4 per cent in
/ tereSt. They are issued for any amount
| Wednesday night the Ladies' Music club
will give concert at Kindergarten hail.
! Tennesseetown, for the benefit of the poor
An admission of cents will be charged
to go to the Kindergarten association
treasury.
The, Pittsbqrg. Pa, base ball team is
| Arthur P. Switzer, the elongated twirler
| who pitched for Topeka several years ago.
| Switzer is now telegraph operator at
Woodlef, Kan.
! John F. McManus was born in the same
was born. He expects to call upon her
when she comes to Topeka to play La
Tosea', and will remind her of the fact
A complaint has been filed in the pro-
bate court against Harley HOLSTER. the
12-year-old son of Nate HOLSTER, a Santa
wreck. He is charged with stealing 50
from L. NJ. Bard's grocery store.
| Leavenworth people are greatly inter
ested in what goes on in Topeka A To-
young man there asking when the hearing
for a new trial in the Collins case would
be argued and If the escaped burglar had
been captured.
Attorney General A. A. GODDARD has filed
| a general denial in the suit brought by eX-
Lieutenant Governor Harvey in the dis
prove his warrant for services during the
| special session. This means that the case
will not be heard soon-
Quick, good work, American Steam
| Laundry, 112 West Seventh street. Tele-
| phone BAL.
It is true that others initiate the
German SalvG others claim to heal and
to cure disease because BeggS' German
SaIve, the one true ointment. has been
so wonderfully successful. But in thou