The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-01
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Robert Mears went to Newton Wednes-
day.
State Auditor Cole has returned from
Girard
T. E. Lambert United States attorney.
is in the city today.
The state house people were paid for
the month yesterday.
Hundreds of people visited the state
house this week.
Crosby Brothers were awarded the silk
flag for the handsoTnest booth
Mr.. B. B. Cain, brother of Mrs. G. W.
Kouns, is visiting in Topeka
Mrs. Charles II. Ridgway, of Ottawa, is
spending the week in Topeka
J. NJ. Morris. Of Horton, was a caller at
the Rock Island offices yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Griffiths,
at 200 HuntoOn street Thursday night, a
boy
Dora Hokanson has asked the district
court to separate her from Andrew Ho-
hanson.
DR.. ]. NJ. Hamme, of Cottonwood Falls.
was one of the out-of-town visitors at the
street fair.
]. R. Burton will leave in few days
for Washington on prolonged business
trip.
DR. J. c. McClintock went to Salina
Wednesday to operate in case OF APP
pendicitis.
C. w. Jones, division superintendent Of
the Rock Island at Horton was IN the
/ city yesterday.
Judge ]. S West has returned from
/ Greenleaf, where he delivered the Mem
Answer to correspondent; NO, Splon
/ Kop does not mean the. special policemen
on duty at the street fair.
! T. J. Foley. travelling passenger agent
/ of the Nandalia lines, with headquarters
/ in Kansas City, is in the city.
Sheriff Kif of Atchison brought George
W. Bolsinger to the insane asylum today
/ The patient was very violent
Quite a crowd of Topeka people will
/ witness the Kansas City-lndianapolls
ball game at Kansas City Sunday.
Bert Cook, formerly of the NJ. X & T.,
/ At Parsons, has accepted a position in the
/ Santa Fe general offices in this city.
f. W. Thompson, assistant general pas
! senger agent of the Rock Island IN this
/ city, IS confined at his home on account
/ of sickness
One Of the drawing features of the
street lair IS Lulu Gondin- the enid ar
fist who sings and dances like veteran
E. E. shoaf and John Ray were arrested
! yesterday for running joints. S4oal 5
/ place IS at the Holiday house and Ray
/ in Parkdale.
! The police at the street fair will arrest
/ persons who throw rubber balls with too
/ much force There is a limit TO all
I things
{ Mary NJ Wfdner asks Judge Hazen in
q petition to divorce her from James T.
Widner. on the grounds that he is abu-
Rev. S. b. Anderson, D. D.. of Ohio. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. WIN Whitton
re viii preach at the First Presbyterian
CHURCH Sunday morning.
Rev J. D Countermine. D. D.. is ex-
pected home next week to resume charge
IN the First Presbyterian church Of this
city He has been in Europe.
Speaking of the just and unjust. has
this any significance in competition witt
the rain Wednesday night. which did mo-
extend west of Buchanan street.
The street railway company is 1evellina
the track in the vicinity of Lane street
on the Lowman Fiji line. This, by tbs
way, is a. much-needed improvement.
Suit was brought in the district eour
/ Thursday by the City Real Estate s
Trust company against George W. Crane
ct al. Tor $500. said to be due on a note
Lucretia King, who has been teachins
during the past winter at District 102. vii
attend the meetings of the Nationa
Teachers association at Charleston 5. c
This is what the Atchison Globe says o
/ the street fair: "Topeka's state fair stoo,