The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-20
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

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The police call this a dull season.
The Elks will elect officers on the 2Sth
of March.
Judge w, c. Hook. of the federal court.
is in Wichita.
The Ell1s viii initiate a large class to-
morrow night.
Deputy County Attorney Guy is in Den
General Manager Nudge of the Santa
T'e is in Chicago
Sassafras bark is once more prominent
in the drug market
The florists are getting ready for big
trade IN Easter flowers.
S D. Mcdonald. a former resident Of
Topeka died in Chicago March II.
The members of Sloan degree .eam
Will hold a meeting Wednesday night.
The State University annual wiz be
published this year by Crane & Co
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Connors are the par
ents of a daughter, born yesterday.
The baseball fans are anxiously await
ing the opening of the baseball season.
The. registration books close Friday
March .. Is your name written there?
Elias Shull Of Topeka, has been COM
missioned as a notary public by the gov
Theatrical window hangers are now IN
demand. They are transformed into
DR.. S. E Martin has been appointed
guardian Of Ethel Muir by Probate Judge
A Newman is a candidate for secre-
tary Of the Republican county central
committee.
The Shawnee county W. c. T U. is n
session today at the Kansas Avenue M.
F. church
Eugene F. Ware will lecture at Wei
HngtOn in June before the Sumner county
normal institute.
Mayor Drew visited the Transvaal in
1851. and he doesn't think much of the
The W. c. T. u held meeting in the
parlors of the First Methodist chu- CHI
Monday afternoon.
The alumni of the Kansas Medical col
lege will hold a meeting at the college
Thursday afternoon.
The Y. NJ. C. A. and Haskell Iodian
the association alleys.
Rev. D. NJ Fisk has been elected presi-
dent de It, and Rev. H. F. Smith vice president
The Populists will hold a mass conven-
ton at Weber's hall tomorrow evening to
nominate a city ticket.
me state board OF education has com
viii be issued April Is.
The Ladies' Aid society of The First
Baptist church will meet Wednesday at
the home of Mrs Porter Cock.
The circulation of the Kansas Issue,
the organ of the State Temperance Union,
has increased to p. 900 per month
A Nebraska editor wants TO run Rev.
Dewitt Talmage for vice president.
Mr.. J. H. Palser, manager of the "Ari-
iona" company, was here last season
with Digby Bell in THE Hoosicr Doctor"
commencement
Kansas Medical college will be held
thursday night at Crawford's opera
Mr.. T. E. Hurd has secured a permit
to erect a s., ZOO residence on lot 512 To-
peka avenue, which is near Fourteenth
The temperance meetings conducted by
A. c. Rankin are held in the Kansas
Avenue NJ E. church in North Topeka
this week.
The street sprinkler was given a pleas
ant smile of appreciation upon the occa-
sion of its first appearance this season
yesterday.
Pie Jordan, the notorious co'ored
tough, has been arrested by the police for
waiting room.
Mrs. Margaret Harding has taken her
FORMER name. Mrs. Margaret Wlggln.
d. J. Harding.
Although Rev. Mr.. Sheldon as editor
would allow no opera house advertise
ments TO be printed. he attended the con-
cert of SOusa's band.
The nurses of Stormont and Christ hos
Medical eoIIege eornneneeaoent exeTcises
at the Crawford theater.
The First congressional district conven-
Curtis with the official certificate of sue
cess in the district contest.
Miss Ethelyn Palmer and Miss Eleanor
Robson, who has the part OF Bonita
Canby'' in Arizona we're formerly Is
gether in the same company.
Governor Stanley will deliver the pljn-
cipal address to the graduating class of
the Kansas Medical college at the Craw-
FORD theater Thursday night.
One of the Capital report ers turned In
eight, columns of matter at the beginning
or Sheldon week, and Mr.. Sheldon al
lowed two inches Of it to be printed.
NJ G Holman, president of the Com
inercia1 cIub, Is still very i'll, although it
IS believed that he is out of danger. His
friends are not Yet allowed to see him.
Aunt Jane" Davis. colored was lined
800 IN police court yesterday for selling
liquor Dozens of healthy able-bodied
m a.
ton.
Saturday night the police arrested Mr.
and Mrs. John Brown. colored. for run
ming joint at 1908 Kansas avenue A
keg OF beer, pump and % bottles were
Interest in county politics is increasing
as the time for the primaries approaches.
The principal interest centers around the
county commissioners and county attor-
ney fights.
During the absence of Rev. Charles NJ
Sheldon in Europe and in the east the
coming summer his pulpit viii ne filled by