The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-13
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Arthur Capper is in Chicago
tomorrow is pardon day at the COVER
John "; Breidenthal is out of the city
Albert Taylor was arrested yesterday on
the charge of stealing a bicycle
c. r. Richey of the state treasurer's Of
nee has returned from a trip to Mexico.
Conductor J. w. K. Lemon of the Santa.
Fe y sick at his home, 523 Harrison
Senator Frank sponable Of the Johnson
Miami county district is in Topeka visiting
with the politicians.
George w. Kanave1, treasurer of the
state board Of charities, was in the city
on official business today.
Representative Charles Harris, re-
Mrs Harris, is in Topeka
Never in its previous history has Kan
recorded for December this year
The annual meeting, the thirtieth in
number nun per. Of the state board Of agriculture,
The next number in the Union lecture
course at the high school will be next
Wednesday night on the subject of liquid
DR.. @. E. Mum, city bacterioiogist. has
been appointed state bacteriologist in the
place of Dr. Paul Fischer. who has re-
A small audience greeted the production
Of quo Nadis' at the Crawford last even
night.
The fire department was called to 522
West. Seventh street yesterday, where the
tiue had caught fire. The damage was
very slight.
The pupils of the Harrison street school
will give an entertainment at the school
picture fund.
A duck-pin contest will take place to-
and the Topekas of the 7. A A on the
latter's alleys.
t. Flora Eggan began divorce proceedings
charges non-support against her husband,
James G. Egan-
When a student at the, state, normal
head of the 0. R. T., was the "ornery
boy" of the institution
Topeka police say they have more com
plants concerning stolen dogs than in any
other class Of property Who has ever
heard Of an arrest for dog-stealing2
The number of fire calls for the past
eight months exceeds the total number
property loss has not been as great.
w c. Miller of Barber county defeated
for representative by two votes, is in the
visibility of contesting the election of his
Populist opponent
Superintendent F. r. Dyer of the wich-
business, said last night: ssrhe peopIe Of
Sedgwick county are in favor of the Kan
SaS seml-centennia1 exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Lobdell of Lane
county are in the city Mr. Lobdell is
clerk of the house, which is conceded to
~ there being no opposition to the plan
ne mas maze TO mold II.
L. r. Randolph president Of the Kan
sas commission for the Buffalo exposition
has returned from q business trip to Chi
cago. Mr. Randolph says his official cor
respondence shows great interest in the
representation of Kansas at this exposi-
ton.
Some of the o. r. T. members say the
announcement of no further recognition
izatfons the railroads to aid in the
strike, because they fear that this is but
the temporary movement to exclude all
he 1TflT9l loves
Mr.. J. w Simmons, state deputy head
council M w A of Portland, Ore, his
way to the annual meeting of the NJ. w.
A. at Rock Island, Ill, made a short visit
this week in Topeka. and was entertained
by many friends and relatives at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Thompson, 1044
Spruce street.
The u. s. Grant regiment Union veter-
ans union, had its annual election of Of
hcers resulting as follows. A K. Rogers
mel; s. c. Garrard. major: g. A. Huron
surgeon; ]. C. McElroy, chapIain J. A.
bailey, officer of the day; b. B. Smythe
auJutanL; ). M. Miller, Quarter-maSter.
Between the 1st and 18th of December
each year, Glenn Fairci1ild announces that
ne IS going to move away from Kingman
Last year Fairchild talked of going to
Wyandorte county; the year previous he
contemplated going to Kansas City, No
Now he thinks of coming to Topeka Pri-
vately, E'airchild told a group of friends
last night that he had no intention of
leaving kingman.
A meeting was recently held in Nash
vile, Tenn, similar to the one which is
planned by the 7. NJ G. A. for next Sun
day at the Auditorium. The ministers of
Nashville gave the entire Sunday to SER
vices for young men and the business men
of the city made an active canvass to
secure attendance at the meeting. Sew
eral thousand were present at the meet
good results here by the Mcclure meeting
next Sunday.