The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-12
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

NJ N0t4DA-
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
The ice is out of the Kansas river.
The poultry show closes tomorrow night.
The BARRIERS in North Topeka are still
cutting hair at cut prices.
The large oil wagons always use four
horse hitch in bad weather.
There are sixty cases ON the docket of
the court of appeals for March.
The wall paper men are getting their
stock in shape for spring trade.
Some of the hardware. merchants are
oyerstocked on skates this winter.
The Leach trial in the federal court Is
drawing big crowd of spectators.
The bieyclists are getting their moneys
worth out of their wheels this year.
Sherman Rowles. the former Topeka
man is now with "Finnegan's Ball
There are several cases of Cuban chick
enpoxv in the northeast part of town.
1t is peculiar how many "death-blows''
the joint industry in Topeka will stand.
The trial docket for. the. March term
of the court of appeals has been issued.
Too Much Money" will be the attrac-
ton at the Crawford theater January 90
Paul Hudson, business manager of the
City.
The latest in baby carriages in Topeka
is one which may be tipped forward or
County Clerk Wright has been compell-
ed to take to glasses onaccount of trouble
with his eyes
for some time, is at Christ hospital and
slowly recovering.
So many people who speak at meetings
and banquets are like Tennyson brook
they go on forever.
After every poultry show. Topeka has
do not all keep it up.
W. E. Frantz and Miss Louie Manning
Of Pauline were married yesterday by
Probate Judge Dolman.
Col. z. c. Little will deliver a lecture
on THE Philippine Islands at Talmage
next Wednesday evening.
e. S. McC1intock is organizing lodges
of the Ancient Order of Pyramids in diff
ferent parts of the state.
A big cooking main, in which several
Leavenworth Saturday night.
Police Matron Thorpe corrects the state
ment that she went to Leavenworth to
speak. She went there on business.
The Populist state central committee
will meet on February to select time
and place for the state convention.
Mrs. Harriet G. Garret has begun an
action for divorce in the district court
against her husband, Joseph G. Carrot.
Burgess that he would get into the coun-
ty commissioner scramble, but he denies
A class in mandolin has been organized
at the Y. NJ. c. A. with Malcolm James
as Instructor. 1t meets every Monday
night.
George Cook, brother of Sheriff Cook.
Who was injured in a runaway at his
nome near Dover some time ago, IS
SlOWtS EGCONSElIS- Ills injuries WSIS NGAy
severe.
Revival. services, are being held every
evening at the Wesleyan Methodist church
at the corner of Third and Jefferson
streets.
John Dudley has been made an honor
airy member or the Commercial club be-
cause of his services in the auditorium
election.
The. Humane society has been invited
to listen to concert. Probably to see If
the music would be torture to an aver
age audience.
Music loving people of several Kansas
cities will come to Topeka next Thurs
day to hear Vladimir de Pachmann, the
Polish pianist.
The "Airship'' company had a portion
of it's scenery destroyed by fire in Leav
enworth Wednesday night. The damage
amounted to $3.50.
the streets, which ought to be picked up
before some horse gets scared at it and
does some damage.
The new cars for the city railway are
being wired and painted at the railway
companys shops and will not be ready
for use for some time.
The beginning of-the- century debate
wakes hotter and stiH more So. A To-
four times in 81 block today.
Sheriff Cook has taken James Johnson
and Ben Holloway. who pleaded guilty to
were sentenced for one year each
The latest act of which some of the
merchants along lower. Kansas avenue
from their stoves out into the street.
The next lecture in the Y. NJ. G. A law
| course will be delivered tonight at the
| His subject viii be. Sales of Chattels.
At the regular regular meeting ct tie vestry " Of
Turned, who has removed to Chicago
Bert Warner. who has been employed
| in the Santa Fe office in ottawa, has
| taken 8. position as stenographer in the
Santa Fee engineering department in this
city.
A heart1ess Topeka young man says:
Rainy day skirts have accomplished one
| the young men which of the young ladies
are pigeon toed.
Vladimir de Pachmann. the great plan
| list who win be in Topeka January IS, is
| the divorced husband of Nine. Labor,
/ wife of NJ. Labor, chief counsel for Drey-
fus in the famous trial.
Mr.. Henry Latchford, A. NJ, will lee
| ture in the parlors of the First Congre-
| gational church Tuesday evening, jan
Browning re ~ Ten emf and Victor Hugo
| Irwin lodge No. 260 A. o. U. W. gave
| an enjoyable entertainment last evening
at their hall, the o'H aston being the hold
/ ing of the regular union meeting of the
| o. o. U. w, lodges of the city. About 500
| people were in the audience
| W. H. Rossington responded to the toast
yale ana the Vest at the banquet
| given to President Hadley of Yale last
night at Kansas CITY by the alumni Of
| a member of the class of IS.
The Good Citizenship federation elected
| officers for the next six months at the
evening. The following were elected: w.
/ c. Ralston. president, Frank stephens.
Edth off secretary VICE
| presidents-Guy Houghtelin, first district;
! William Boies, second: e. G. FOX, third
George B. Harrison, fourth; Rev. W. L.
| Grant, fifth
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.