The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-14
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Bradford Miller is seriously i'll at his
| home west of Topeka.
Dr. c.. A Mcclure is at home after
| trip to his old home in Kewanee. Ill
] Mr. and Mrs. John Parkinson, eJ1 Adams
| street, are the parents of daughter.
Assistant United States Attorney H J.
Bone has returned from Leavenworth-
Mr.. and Mrs George Hamilton, West
Tenth street, are the parents of SON
The contest between teams of the To-
peka whist club and Kansas City whist
night
Paul Hudson has returned to the City
of Mexico He has been in Topeka four
Eugene Blair in "a Lady of Quality
has been booked for the Crawford theater
Hal Nelson. who recently returned from
London. is now member OF Watson's
The Pay Train a scenic nelodrama,
has been booked for the. Crawford theater
T o. Orner and S. r. TuttIe have been
appointed treasury examiners They serve
three months.
Every, office. in the Santa Fe general Of
count OF grip
DR.. A NJ Callahan, the new clerk of
the district court, is a secret society man
of high standing
John L Sullivan will be seen at the
Crawford theater in this city on the even
ing of January 81
The Church of the Good Spirit has been
moved from Fourth and jackson streets
to ~ Kansas avenue
The, Ferriss comedians viii be at the
Grand Opera House the week of January
3 at popular prices.
Mr.. Roy Baker Will leave soon for Chi
cago to resume his vocal training. He
expects to go into opera
Judge Fosters condition is not fmprov-
ed and he no longer appears at his office
in the federal building.
Beach & Bowers rninstrels have been
booked for the Grand Opera House the
latter part of this month
A man out at Kilmer churns his butter
with a churn used by his ancestors in
England a hundred years ago.
Colonel J. W. F: Hughes has been elect
of the State Poultry association.
The Women's Home Missionary society
day at the First Methodist church,
Frank, Peacock. of the Rock Island
freight department. is vice president of the
Shawnee County Horticultural society
J. NJ Miller. who was 8. member of the
is employed in the district clerks office.
Several petitions asking for the passage
OF the law regulating the barber trade
town
The Kansas soldiers in the Twentieth
Manila
The house of F. E. Hill. in seabrook.
nights ago by burglars and q pocket book
with SIS in money stolen
General Hugh Cameron attended the
meeting Of the State Agricultural society
and asked questions on bee raising that
could not be answered
A concert arranged by the new musical
director. Mr.. Al Heck will be given by
the AriOn society next Wednesday even
ing The concert will be followed by a
dance
A legislator from the short grass coun-
try rested his feet on the back of the seat
in front of him during the cake walk per
formance at the Crawford theater Thurs
day evening
The Divine Scientist society has remov-
ed its headquarters from 33S Jackson street
10 ~ Kansas avenue Meetings will be
held every Sunday afternoon and Thurs
day evening
The Sons of the American Revolution
Wednesday afternoon, which viii be held
at O'Clock in the rooms of the State
Historical society.
:. Harry F. Williams. son Of A L Will
Ilans. and w L Diekey. his brother-in-
plant in North Topeka Mr.. Dickey has
been living in Omaha
The Topeka Retail Clerks Protective as
soeiation was formed last night with the
following officers: John Marshall presi-
c. COulson- financial secretary: / W.
Burdick- corresponding secretary; F. NJ
COnWen, treasurer.
A memorial service in memory of Rob
ert r. McBurney- late senior general sec
cember p, will be held at the Y. NJ c. A
rooms Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
John Macdonald. who was a warm per
Sonal friend of McBurney. will deliver an
address on The Usefulness of Christian
Manhood"