The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-24
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


The soda water fountain once more
produces its seductive fzz.
In Hutchinson the issue in the spring
election is wet or dry"
E Hughes viii build a $500 residence
at 2i7-19 Buchanan street
It IS nc use to lament about a failure
to register now-it is too late
The sale OF seats for THE Village
Postmaster" opened this morning
The plans for the Gage annex to
Stormont hospital have been approved
Mr. c. G. ShoIes. superintendent of
telegraph Of the Santa Fe. is in Cali
fornia-
The work Of starting a rescue home
for women in Oakland has been aban-
doned
". N Hall. who went to Florida for
his health, has returned home much
improved
KitcheII & Marburg are extending
their store room near Sixth avenue TO
the alley.
Rev 4. wyman win discuss -Howe's
Lay Sermons at Unity church sun
day morning.
Mr.. A R. Lingafelt has returned from
Meade, Kas.. where he spent the past
week hunting
This is the season when fishing and
duck hunting periods lap and sportsmen
can find either.
There is more complaint about the
street car service in Topeka Just now
than any thing
Every spring one or more large plate
glass windows are broken by the build
ings settling"
State Treasurer Grimes has gone to
Wichita county to attend the Republic
can convention
Mr.. W. R. stubbs. of the Stubs Con-
tracing company, of Lawrence, was in
Topeka Friday
I 4
Jackson streets will be dedicated a
week from Sunday.
At the debate at Unity church last
night it was decided that the women
may have vacations
W B. Jansen. assistant to President
| Ripley. Of the Santa Fe, is here from
| Chicago on a business visit.
| Some of the street car lines have be-
| come so rough that nervous people no
/ longer dare TO ride in the ears
This spring weather IS bringing on the
spring toothaches. The dentists are
busy administering to aching teeth.
/ General superintendent Resseguie Of
the Santa F'e has returned from d trip
/ Of inspection over the western lines
/ Robert Smith, charged with the kill
/ ing Of VIII Richardson, is under $1,000
/ bond and not SO, 600 as has been stated
/ Grant Hornaday. Of Fort Scott, is
now talked of as d. candidate for Re
I publican national committeeman for
/ Kansas.
There will be a meeting of the State
! Temperance Commissioner club this
evening at o'clock in the z. NJ. c. A.
I rooms.
The Kansas miIIers and grain dealers,
and the members of their families. who
/ left here last week for Galveston, re-
turned to Topeka today.
( George Gray has united with Shattio
1 and Monday will remove his barber
shop from SO Kansas avenue to s34,
north of Copeland hotel
W w. Mills & Co. are remodeling
| their store front When the work IS
| completed it will be one of the most at
tractive fronts" in Topeka
George W Martin of the state his
torieaI society, has been in Kansas 43
years. Mr.. Martin IS considerable OF a
| relic OF early history himself
| Every night witnesses a political
| meeting in some portion Of the city
| where candidates waste many words on
| artifieially enthusiastic audiences.
Crane & Co. have issued No 8 Of the
/ Twentieth Century Classics It is part
/ two of Kansas in Literature" by ". H
+ Carruth and deals with the prose Of
/ the state
The executive committee Of the State
Teachers association is in session al
| the Copeland today arranging the pro-
| granme for the next meeting Of the
| association.
| W c. Edwards. of Larned. was in the
city yesterday He returned to Larned
| TO attend the county convention today
| and will go to Great Bend Wednesday
| to attend the senatorial convention