The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-01
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS


The visiting lawyers have gone home.
Col. Cyrus K. Holiday is very sick at
his home.
violets in handsome boxes, ribbon tied.
Mrs. Hague's.
The bill collector is seeking whom he
may devour today.
Revival services are in progress at the
First Christian church.
Thought we were to have cold SPELL"
groWled the plumbers today.
The executive council has allowed the
January bills against the state.
The county horticultural society is in
session today at the court house.
The Ell1s are talking of building a club
house. simply talking, nothing more.
J. R. Burton has gone to Galena He
will return to Washington February 20.
The lola team will bowl with the To-
peka team on the I. A A alleys tonight
The Riddell lectures at the Grand had
been given up because the house was
cold.
Captain Clad Hamilton has Mauser
pinos.
The fremen are talking of fitting up
a. gymnasium in the new headquarters FIRE
Gold fish. two for quarter. with globe.
at the Gibraltar Drug Co., 1928 Kansas
avenue.
No new outbreaks of smallpox have
been reported to the state board of health
this week.
yorcing Hattie May Steele from John
Henry Steele
]. B. Eldridge, of Topeka. has secured
an appointment notary public from
Governor Stanley.
The state house people rejoiced in the
walking of the ghost yesterday. That
H. P. Farrelly announced during the
bar association meeting his candidacy for
congress in the Third district.
The Valentine season is almost here
the time when some people think they
get even with their enemies.
Joseph Oscar was married yesterday to
Miss IsUlH Nav Kn6iDe bV .lnderA T00lunan-
They live at Arlington. Kansas.
People are. wondering how long the snow
is going to keep off. There has not been
a genuine snow storm this winter.
Amategr phqtSograp 2l t are Wishing shin for
a 'ic Comparison Should not be ID drawn SI ''
Sergeant Donovan is now in charge of
the day force of police, and Sergeant
Belts is in charge of the night force.
Probate Judge Dolman has issued a
marriage license to Harry c. Arnold and
Miss Elsie Bergman, both of Topeka.
Judge Dolman united in marriage Sam
uel Dye and Miss Pearl Ffnfrock, both
Of Blue Mound, at the court house yes
DR.. J. C. McClintock went out to Larned
yesterday to perform an operation for ap-
pendicitis upon Fred Reed, a boy of IL
years.
A marriage license has been granted
to W. NJ. Lyttle and Miss Jennie Flick
enger, both of Dover. The groom is. A
Skating is said to be excellent once
more, but there are not so many people
taking advantage OF the sport as there
were when the first freeze came.
Sam Kimble, who was elected president
Of the ., State Bar B;s association was hon.
present at any of the meetings.
County Treasurer Philips yesterday
paid into the, state treasury SIS, Isl. O2. due
the state school fund commission on
county and school district bonds.
There were 1881 advices for unpaid
money orders for the month of January
In the Topeka postofice when the money
order department closed last night.
Thomas Cook, colored, who was arrest
borns bicycle was tried and discharged
in police court yesterday for want of
evidence.
It is a notable fact that, except two
men, all of the lawyers at the banquet
hall last night We're dark complexioned,
darlx-haired men. The Scoteh-Irish face
predominated-
their liquor sales during the month pre-
vious to the probate Judge. The law COM
pels them to do this on the first day OF
each month.
a delegation of Topeka Workmen will
accompany the team of Upchurch lodge,
when 1t goes over to Atchison to initiate
q large number of new members into the
order over there.
During the month of January W. R.
delivery route, carried 22,S19 pieces of
mail. This was nearly 900 more than in
December, which was record breaker.
Tuesday was the Chinese New Year,
and where there are large Chinese colon
les, gigantic celebration will last all
this week, but Topeka's Monaghan con-
tingent is not celebrating to any great