The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-27
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The hotels are more than crowded this
F. G. Meagley has returned from Kan
sas City.
VIII Huffer of Hutchinson is in To-
peka today.
General Manager Nudge of the Santa
F'e is in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brady have returned
from trip to Illinois.
The Washburn baseball team will COM
mence practice March 1.
the Santa Fe is in New Mexico.
H. B. Kelly will erect a So, 900 residence
on lots 272 and 274, Tyler street.
The business houses are literally dec
GRATED with A. o. U. w. banners.
The Kansas Medical college will hold
commencement exercises on March p.
Brick are being hauled for the extern
sion of the Thirteenth street pavement.
The Arion society members will be en-
tertained at a concert and ball tonight.
The Epworth leagues of the city gave a
evening.
This morning the hunters were signing
because this was such good rabbit
People who have kept tab say that the
snow storm today Is the heaviest Of the
winter thus far.
The usual special services of Ash We'd
| nesday will be held at the Church of the
Assumption tomorrow.
The four Sixth avenue cars were COM
PEELED to form train this morning in or
der to make any Roadway.
The very stylish man came down in a
sleigh this morning. The great unwashed
| walked or rode in street cars.
The Republicans will jollify over the
court house Wednesday night
Under the Red Robe will visit Topeka
| for the second time at the Crawford
! theater on the night of March Is.
The township assessors will meet next
Monday to fix the basis of valuation on
which to make their assessments.
| The creations in millinery this spring
| promise to represent less in quantity than
| over but the price will not decrease.
"A Hot Old Time will be seen for the
| second time this season at the Crawford
| theater Wednesday night of next week.
Weather Observer Jennings does not get
/ in this grand lodge meeting. He is
| barred. Therefore, the present weather.
The year 1900 will go down in the his
| tory of Topeka as the year of public
| improvements. among them the park sys-
tenn.
a large number of cases in. the dis
trict court have been continued for the
| term, as the present term is almost
The. trial of George Harrison for heresy
| will be held Wednesday night at the
meeting of the Republican Flambeau
club
Boston will address a meeting at Build
| ing and Laborers' hall Wednesday even
The state house employees are trembling
! lest the street commissioner orders the
/ snow shoveled from the walks around the
! square.
The regular boarders at the restaurants
/
the extra rush caused by the visiting
lodge men.
The new council chamber in the Office
| Block is more commodious than the old
| one, but it has not yet been seated for
the public.
The Smoky Mokes" entertainment at
| the Grand Opera house tonight is free to
be admitted.
| stores showed up all right yesterday, but
| they did not count for much during the
| snow storm today.
Judge Hook has issued an order in the
federal court for the discharge of the
receiver of the Waterworks and lighting
plant at Dodge City.
Word has been received in Topeka that
! L. H krauthoff has been appointed cap
tain in the, regular army and assigned
| to duty in San Francisco.
One of the amusing Incidents of a days
| life on the west side witnessed yesterday
mud by a dashing young bride.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the
| Methodist church parlors there will be q
joint meeting of the Women's Home and
| Foreign Missionary societies.
The A Q. u W members are expert 1P3e4;
| cal training in this direction is displayed
] in the contest for the various offices.
Tax Payer wants to know what po-
| sition the street commissioner will take
on shoveling snow off the sidewalks when
the snow continues to come down.
The Topeka Dramatic society will take
Gently gave at the Elks' benefit, apd will
| give it at the towns around Topeka
Many of the politicians of all parties in
/ Kansas belong to the A o. u W. and
they are in attendance at the grand
lodge. fixing up political fences on the
People who attended the show satur-
day night missed the best dancer of the
year in Topeka by falling to recall Miss
Chaser, the bright particular star of the
/ front row.
On account of Mayor Drew being. con-
| fined to his bed by illness, City Attorney
Bird made the address Of welcome 70 the
A O.. U W. grand lodge last night on
cause them to refrain from INDUCING in
theatrical entertainment during. Lent. are
| Robson engagement is tonight.
The waterworks cases in the federal
SouTt nge aa oo cores nvar from
| LeaveEworth. The attorneys had hard
time in getting together on a date.
Miss Amelia Gardner. who was seen
now the part of Renee de Cochefort' in
here the second week in March
The duck pin contest between the To-
pekas of the 7. A A. and the High school
Friday night. Both teams have good
| records and an exciting game is expected.
dence of Mrs. NJ. J. McMahan at 1909
/ Polk street yesterday by curtain acct
! dentally catching fire. but it was put out
without calling on the fire department.
David Overmyer will get the fun Kan
sas City. Mo, delegation for anything he
| wants in the state Of Kansas in return
/ for his services in bringing the Demo-
| cratic national convention to Kansas
/ City
The widows and orphans of Scottish
soldiers in the South African war viii
receive an additional sl10 from Topeka.
| This is the amount raised by the benefit
concert given by the Topeka Scottish
society.
Recently members of the Topeka Whist
club who enjoy a good smoke during the
4 progress OF the game were asked TO try
and limit their smoking to one cigar
Last night a member appeared with a
cigar that looked like section of q
bologna sausage. He had good smoke
all the evening
| Don't risk the little ones life; Group is
( q dangerous disease. Mrs. H Gregg. Tun-
/ dee. Kans-. says:-'.My little daughter
/ had been troubled with Group since she was
three months old: Beggs' Cherry Cough
Syrup cured her., Children like It. Guar