The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-23
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

1 day.
J. r Burton made a political speech in
The High school athletes will hold a
Held day on April z.
The milliners are very busy building
\ new Easter bounets just now.
/ Degree of Honor Lodge No z gave a
dance and cakewalk last night
The Wichita term of the federal court
| VIII adjourn today or tomorrow.
Many Topeka lawns are beginning to
put on spring-l1ke appearance.
! The Walnut Valley Cooperative Cream
/ cry company has been Incorporated.
F. G. Pipp, editor of the Burlinga1ne
Chronicle, was a Topeka visitor today.
| Secretary F. D. Coburn of the state
! board of agriculture, Is in Kansas City.
/ ]. r, Soden, manager of the Emporfa
| mills, transacted business In Topeka yes
| terday.
Work on the 1900 paving Will be started
within a few days If good weather con-
The Kansas avenue pavement is being
repaired between Seventh and Eighth
to the new Hurd building at slS Kansas
# you are not registered by 9 o'clock
tonight, you can not vote at the city
Two Topeka men are eating sand and
glEe as a reason that it is a sure cure for
This is the time of year that people
let their fires go out and then catch cold
NJ. A. Low has returned from Wash
ington, where he has been for the past
three weeks.
Last evening was of the kind that en-
and catch cold
The sedgwiek county primaries yester-
DAY resulted in favor Of Chester I. Long
for congressman.
The Second congressional district fusion
conVentlon to name candidate will be
held at Paola July IL
Mrs. Mary E. Williams heads the fu-
sion city ticket in Lawrence. She is the
nominee for city clerk.
The state. military board has adjourn
ed completing the business of the regu-
lar quarterly meeting.
The state military board has ordered
new companies of militia mustered at
Sabetha and Sterling.
The police arrested Ed Timon and NJ
Van Horn Thursday afternoon the
charge Of selling liquor
t. T. Kelly, assistant state treasurer,
IS at PaOla today taking a hand in the
Republican convention.
The American Labor union will hold a
public meeting next Friday evening to
discuss the park question
Topeka man is devoutly thankful be-
cause the trials of ''rustling' kindling are
nearly over for the winter.
One of Bailiff John Coyne's friends pre-
setting, on st. Patrick's day.
Congressman E. r. Ridgley is talked of
for chairman of the Populist state COM
mittee in the coming campaign.
The state officers will probably attend
the Third congressional district conven-
ton at Chanute next Wednesday.
The ammunition market is becoming
very brisk. The local sportsmen are be-
ginning to shoot at the wild fowl.
Judge Hook will probably reconvene
United States court in Topeka, on Monday
for the hearing of court matters.
w. J. Fraser, professor of dairying in
the Agricultural college of Illinois, is in
Kansas on a tour of Investigation.
This is the time of year when the man
q no h1rr@ mis- f1.ae
little two-by-fOur soft coal heater.
The nurseries are establishing branch
offices behind bulletin boards and on var
ious vacant lots on Kansas avenue.
The state board of education has issued
to tWenty-eight members of the Kansas |
University senior class state certificates.
It is said today that O. P Updegraff
of Topeka. will succeed Taylor Riddle on /
the state live stock sanitary commission. |
Kansas people will have an opportunity
70 ride camels and elephants right on
Kansas soil during the Topeka Street fair |
Despite the claim that the good horses
have all been shipped out of Topeka |
horse buyers make regular trips to the /
There will be a meeting of the State
Temperance Commissioner club on tonor- |
row evening March "a, at the Y. NJ. c. A. |
rooms.
ward are at 1701 Buchanan street today |
the last day to register for the spring |
election
Topeka transportation companies are |
putting on metropolitan airs. There are |
some New York patterns of moving vans
Rush county Republicans have endorsed
the state and national administrations
and elected delegates to the various con- |
Charles H. Ridgway. assistant superfn-
tendent OF insurance. has gone to Ottawa |
to attend the Franklin county Republican |
convention.
NJ. snattinger has been appointed to
represent the Topeka Commercial club at /
the Transnississippi Commercial congress
at Houston
N. w. overton today announced his
withdrawal from the race for representa- /
tive in the Thirty-eighth district He is
a colored
Willie Sells has joined James Gray in
putting out a railroad show for the COM
ing season with entire new canvas and
three advance cars. q
Topeka lawyers will debate tonight at
Unity church on: Resolved, That women
lose more than they gain by going from
home on vacations.
State Superintendent Nelson speaks at
Jetmore tonight and will lecture before
a Y. NJ. G. A meeting at Lindsborg, his
home. Sunday night.
The state G. A. r. department has Sc
cured from the. Kansas railroads 2 rate
OF one fare for the round trip TO the
Holton encampment May 1914.
James w. Tapp of Wichita has an
nounced that he will make the race for
the POpulist nomination for state sena-
tor against L. D. Lewelling.
The governor has summoned J. B. Tom
linson warden of the state penitentiary to
conference Monday. at which the Irvine
plant affairs will be discussed.
Topeka colored men have been contem-
plating the organization of a militia COM
pany but have given up the idea, because
there is now a company here.
A Topeka young man is getting ready
70 blossom out in new tailor-made out
fit on Easter Sunday. Everything will be
brand new, even to his cane.
The state officers who have spent the
week indulging in an examination of their
fences in various parts of the state, are
again at work in the capitol.
Sam Amidon has been county attorney
of Sedgwick county for a term. His part
ner. James Comfy. is out for the nominal
ton now and Amidon is backing him.
The Democrats are having hard time
with their candidates for members of the
board of education in the Sixth ward
Both of their nominees have withdrawn.
DIR. Fisk of the First Congregational
church favored the students of the To-
peka Business college with q most ex-