The Topeka state journal., 1900-01-26
SNAP SHOTS HONE NEWS

Sloan lodge meets Friday night IN spe-
I ciaf session
The asylum IN this city Is threatened
with q coal famine
The Arfons win give q masked ball at
I their hall this evening.
Captain john Seaton was over from
Atchtsou last evening
The policemen are again hunting the
sunny side OF the street
Dave NuIvane has returned from q
business trip 70 Chicago
Mr. = J. Frey VIII return to Topeka
/ from albuquerque Saturday
Harrison street and Tenth avenue pave
ments We're swept last night
President TAYLOR. Of the State normal,
Was here from Enp0ria- yesterday
Senator John 7. Clancy fs among the
/ latest sufferers from vaccination
Henry Allen returned from the State
Editorial association meeting yesterday
A mechanic who is particularly adept
busy
T F .Doran and GaIen Nichols have
( Joined the Elks- They joined the same
II is reported that Bob sempie would
I Ike % be the Populist nominee Ter state
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". carr. are. the par
/ ents Of a girl, FrauceIia Helen. born yes
I Bert Howard. editor Of the Horton
{ Headlight. was in the city yesterday On
( dumped into the streets should be better
: The Hot Foots'' have not been heard
/ from for some time, but they have not
disbanded-
sit down Topeka viii have q revival
( and Be the word OF the town Tor the nexr
/ few days.
Frank Blanch IS an applicant for mem
[ bership in the Commercial club He IS a
Z contractor
Joseph F. Smith and Miss Ornettie z
I Dickinson were married this week by Pro
I bate Judge DolDan.
The ex-members OF the Twentieth kan
a
( on the best Of terms
The Murry case in the district court
brought a large Aumber Of women from
! Parkdale 10 witness IT,
L-indsey Pegues and family have been
Z released from quarantine, occas1oued by
I the Cuban chickenp0x-
As the days grow longer the cold
/ may prove true this winter.
DR.. C. E Luan lectured TO the students
[ Of the State university this week on
. Sanitation and Water Supply
The patrons Of some of the mukmen
around Topeka complain that the milk
/ has q peculiar taste recently
R p Pierce. of Topeka, has been elect
Kansas I-umbermen-s association
Miss Louise z Francis. q former Cali
T fornia newspaper woman. IS in Topeka
[ Is press agent FOR Prof Riddeil-
( The diagonal walks through the State
I house grounds are probably the most
/ popular thoroughtares in the city
Fireman g D NeWby who was reported
I sick with Cuban chickenp0xF' is on duty
/ as usual The report was a mistake
The corn cob peddIers are complaining
] about the weather Too warm for people
( TO have to resort To cobs for kindIing-
-ZazaF will be seen at the Crawford
hands OF q Daniel Frohnlan company
! Some Of the hardware merchants have
! means that the season Is ahead Of time
Judge MagaW has received letters con-
| graduating him upon the stand he has
taken regarding the disorderIy houses
I
/ Volunteer association gave their first
/ military hop al Hudsons hail last night
John Marshall. Jr-. came up from Law
: renee today e spend Sunday with his
. parents He IS attending the university
Milton Moeser, the seveu-year-old son
! day
The Munger forces claim that W A.
their supporters IN the gubernatorial con
test
The. first annual meeting Of the State
Assoc citation Of Kansas Local Insuran
Agents viii be held IN Topeka, Febru-
The Cruciixion of Philip Strong" an
[ other Of Charles N SheldOu's books is
now being furnished weekly papers IN
plate form
fender of trusts in Topeka He believes
trusts are a good thing, but should be
/ today to visit the state reforulatory. He
VIII go to Wichita tomorrow night tc
spend sunday
The Topeka asylum last year in Janu-
I ary consumed n cars of coal This year
but seventeen have been used in the coz
: responding period
} Bishop John H Vincent will deliver g
{ free lecture at the Westminster Presby-
Christian Homes"
The old settlers are now. quarrelins
over tie exact period At whieh IN @ @tne
ter Unan Iaey now are
A Topeka man is at outs with his bes'
friend. The friend took hold Of his Ieff
, arm yesterday without knowing that i
bore fresh vaccination wound
All the railroads have granted Re
the Kansas Day banquet next Monday
and the state Bar meeting on Tuesday
! F. W Thompson. assistant general pas
} land road left Thursday noon for Chi
cago on business connected with the road
HarrIson street is being swept in sec
lions W eduesday night IT showed sign!
OF having been cleaned This EOruIus
evidences Of another effort were appar
II small parks were made at each. cor
ner OF the kaW river bridge, IN addition
TO the city park al the southwest corner
the bridge would become a popular pleas
! ure drive
f r BurkhoIder- who has Represented
Marion county in the legislature for IN
author Of the BurkhoIder banking bill il
2 the last session
Z I-owman EiI viii demand that Potwir
2 give up ore OF the eounc1lmen from thi
I Sixth ward Heretofore Potwin has beeI
the whole thing and consequently Ia.
both cOuncilmea-
There viii be festival of rejoicing
3 when the street rails are Fem0Ees
? from Topeka avenue The thanks Will b
- offered by those who are compelled L
a drive On that street
, 7 N MIckey- clerk OF the court OF Wis
ltaLion- y no edits the Usage City Ere
- Press on the side has returned from For
D Scott where he attended the meeting Q
{ the state Editorial association.
One of the uses TO which the polio
| force Is put by people With uuruIy chill
I drsu is TO scare the children into gDos
I behavior The police department has fre
queur applications for services OF tina
/ sort
/ J. A McDermott. who has been assist
? ant clerk 0f the court Of appeals il tn
= ( eastern division OF the northern depart
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