The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-23
SNAP SHOTS ArHoME NEWS

Mrs. Thorpe needs shoes for poor chill
Governor Stanley was in his office all
day yesterday.
Nelson Dyer is a new clerk in the Santa
Fe storekeeper's office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thompson are the
parents of a daughter.
Mrs NJ. Weightman is convalescing
from a protracted illness.
The travelling library boxes are being
succeeded by iron trunks.
Judge Hazen has granted a divorce to
Alice Leslie, separating her from Edward
The annual election of officers of the
hambeau club will be held tomorrow
evening.
Fred Colver has taken a position in the
the Santa Fe.
Matthews and Wolf made 40 the high
est score at the whist club tournament
last night
Rosanna Murry has been appointed
Judge Dolman.
Mr. Walter Gust. of the Santa Fe pas
senger.. department, is confined to his
George NJ. Munger is organizing the
Fifth district this week to push his cam
paign for governor
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal has gone
to Salina to superintend the opening of
the new bank there.
Gen. Wilder S. Metcalf will deliver his
Philippine lecture in the Academy of
Music in Kansas City
County Treasurer Phillips is in Wich-
tia attending the meeting of the county
Frank Weightman will be one of the
star attractions at the Burns celebration
at Cottonwood Falls this week
The book stores are doing a heavy bust
ness in school books just now. Cause:
the opening of the new term.
Another appointment for Topeka by the
present admins tratfOn: E. A Herbert
has been made notary public.
The .Zaza" company, which will be at
the Crawford theater on January 81, is
headed by Blanche Howard.
Harry Conor. who was the Stranger
in Hoyt's "A Stranger in New York; last
season, is now starring in Australia.
General Passenger Agent Black of the
Santa F'e is attending the Western Pas
senger association meeting in Chicago.
The Republicans were defeated at duck
pins on the Y M. G. A. alleys last night
to 1i7O
1t is desired that there shall be as large
an attendance as possible at the called
meeting of the Commercial club tomorrow
evening.
J. K. Cubbison of Kansas City, Kan.
popular Kansas orator, will speak at the
Chicago.
John H. Johns and Miss Pearl NJ. Jones.
both or topeka, We're married yesterday
by Judge Dolman. The groom is % and
the bride is 49,
Mr.. S. F. Dawson, of the Santa Fe
treasury department, fractured two Of his
ribs last week He is confined to his
home as a result.
Rev. Enoch Powell. of Kansas City, will
preach at Unity church a week from Sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Powell was the first pastor
of the Topeka church.
The executive council has declined to
permit the use of q room in the state
house for a restaurant during the grand
lodge meeting of the A. o. U. w.
Willis Johnson, the old colored man who
was arrested last week for insanity.
adjudged insane in the probate court yes
terday and will be sent to the asylum.
J. Mack Love. chairman of the State
Democratic committee. says the state
to fix a date and place for the state con-
vention.
One of the latest additions to the Re-
form school is CLARENCE Wagner who was
brought from the Soldiers Orphans home
ming away from the home.
District court will adjourn next week
over Tuesday and Wednesday in order
that the Shawnee county bar may attend
This has never been done before.
A Curtis club was organized in the
FlIth ward last evening with the follow
VIC VICE president r. uto9 9nn 9PS
r. s. Christian; treasurer, ]. s. Chiles.
The bit wound with barbed wire. which
the humane society took away from a
which the State Journal published a
statement at the time; has been on exhi-
hilton in Crosby Brothers window.
the past week with neuralgia of the right
side. He blames it on to Ex-Governor
City a week ago, and Leedy kept him sit
ting in draft, while the two were talk
ing
Hereafter admission to the illustrated
sermons by Dr.: Fisk of the First Congre-
gational church, will be by tickets but
the tickets win be given out free. Next
Sunday evening the sermon will be on
The Martyr-Baptism of Christian Civil
ization.'
he IQr7Y -
day evening by the Topeka Scottish So
ciety will be held in the Odd Fellows
Quincy. instead of at Lincoln Post han.
This change is necessitated on account of
the large demand for tickets.
The pastors of the Central Congrega-
tional and First Christian churches have
committees from each church to help
Mrs. Thorpe in caring for the poor The
committee from the first named church
Spaulding, Bessie Bates. Anna, Harrison.
The First Christian church committee is
as folloWs-ESdith Bissell, chairman; Miss
Kelly, Mr. FroWe and Arthur Macarthur.
When Police Judge Guy died last fall
ne had IN his possession an unendorsed
not get it cashed in the shape it was in,
but she has just succeeded in getting the
money through the administrator. Elias
Shun 1t was necessary for the admins
traitor to forward his credentials to Wash
ington before he could get the money.
Judge Guy received a pension on account
of the loss of his arm, which was shot
off at the battle of Murfreesboro.
The following are the newly elected Of
ficerS of Relief Corps No. "a: President
Mrs. Matte Zook; senior vice president,
Mrs. May Wetherby: junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Alice Adds; chaplain, Mrs
Mary Casad; conductor. Mrs Annabel
Morrison: guard. Mrs Nancy Shocks; Sec
rotary Mrs. Dora Candy: assistant con-
ductor, Mrs. Mollie Perkins; assistant
guard, Mrs H. ]. Cloud; first color
bearer. Miss Fannie Seymour; second
color bearer, Mrs. Addie Creighton; fourth
color bearer, Mrs. Grace Wilkinson.
GOVERNOR REFUSES.