The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-08
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

parents of a son
Thos. E. Dewey of Abilene was in To-
peka Wednesday,
The Arions will give a either concert at
their hall this evening.
me fishermen are getting out their rods
ana glanclng toward Lake View.
c. S. Baker, who has been sick with
pneumonia, is still dangerously i'll.
New horses are being brought to the
Ialr grounds track for spring work
The Washburn baseball team viii go
to work as soon as the weather permits
The date. of the visit of Augustus
Thomas Arizona to Topeka is March
Jailer Grubbs. who has been sick for
several weeks, is still unable to be on
". s. Mcclintock has filed bond for
500 as special collector of delinquent
Rey. G. ]. ;Jaiser. pastor Of, the German
NJ =. church, is seriously i'll with pneu-
a branch of the Topeka Industrial In
nesseetown.
Most Most of the snow banks have disap-
some time
Better, go around and register so that
park proposition.
Paul Jones. with the John left off. viii
speak before the Republican Flambeau
club on March q.
demand for real estate and rental prop
erty is increasing.
meet Friday night at the Democratic
Flambeau club hall.
Governor Stanley will name Democrat
on the board of charities when the va
cancy arises April l.
CAPTAIN T. F. Orner has presented the
Republican Flambeau club with a pic
ture of Oliver P. Morton.
George w. Kanavel, treasurer of the
state board of charities. has gone to
Chicago on business trip.
The air was quite spring like" this
morning. and San01IiDa npOnl6 ready
to declare that the backbone Of winter
tics?'' is the question that the anxious
candidates are asking their friends now
adays.
The United States district court is not
crowded with new business just now. Not
a bankruptcy case has been fled in two
weeks.
People who have been made targets for
are rejoicing over the disappearance of
the snow
Captain John seaton says he has given
up his mbition to be governor of Kan
sas and says he will never again ask for
the place
Mr.. and Mrs; Otto wendelberg are, the
parents or daughter. Mr.. Wendelberg
and Turner'S.
John Dudley has been elected treasurer
of the Republican F1ambeau club. An
other deserved promotion for the local
political boss.
day. The condition of the roads win pre-
vent large supply from reaching town
for several days.
topeka business men who have been
in New York buying spring and summer
goods have brought home creations which
haunt Topeka women.
Prof. George Washington Jackson late
leader of the Twenty-third regiment band
ana trombone virtuoso. is reorganizing
the old Dispatch band.
Some of the Fourth and Sixth ward peo-
PIE want the park commissioners to lease
the Keith tract for park The tract is
now used for the golf links
Many people continue to go to the Sc
t G4irity building to find the city OFFICERS.
is the commissioner of elections.
There has been an attendance of al at
the Tennesseetown library and reading
it has been open in the past four weeks.
The blue pennant which the Washburn
house dome in celebration of their victory
at the oratorical contest has been taken
down.
Louie Charowhas was fined $40 in police
court Wednesday for not having paid dog
tax. He Will appeal the case. He claims
that the dog in question does not belong
to him.
The Kansas Methodist conference will
f6er neiG viii Tee ekobd 9y b be after WHICH 6
pastorates Of some of the Methodist
mentioned any more, but the effects of
II can be seen in the faces of many of
one meets on the streets.
E: c. Gates of Fort Scott, who failed
to land the congressional nomination in
the Second district last year wants to go
to the Republican national convention as
a delegate from that district.
''prompter" in Stuart Robson's play "OH-
yer Goldsmith At the performance of
"A Hot Old Time last night he both
freight agent Of the Santa Fe. viii be
and grain dealers excursion to Calves
ton. The party will start Saturday.
The handsome new sign of the Capital
Building and Loan association, which is
attracting so much attention at Sixth and
and Is East fhs Seventh w2fk of Geale
Policeman Frank Hendricks who was
taken sick with smallpox two months
ago. was up town Wednesday, for the
having lost 40 pounds during his illness.
The northwest corner of Fifth and Kan
sas avenue is a faVorite loafing place on
sunny days at present especially for col
ored lOafers.. At one time yesterday the
sunny side of the building presented a
solid row of them.
Jefferson Davis says that his plan" for
helplng the colored race IS getting along
beautifully and that he viii surely raise
the $4,000 he wants He IS emphatic in
every dollar 50 far collected
Mayor Drew says he does not know
whether there is any ordinance under
pany, if it should come to Topeka but
he would find some way of stopping the
performance If an attempt is made to
give it here.
A. c. Rankin. the temperance lecturer,
will speak Sunday afternoon at $3.50 at
the First Presbyterian church and before
a union meeting al the First Methodist
church in the evening. During the even
ings of next week he will speak at the
First Christian church.
Captain Clad Hamilton will talk on sol
der life in the Philippines under the aus
pieces of the ladies Society at the First
NJ. e. church Friday evening March 16.
The eX-members tfhe Twenty-third
regiment, colored. will meet at the old
court house tonight at o'clock.
Rev. Robert P. Evatt, pastor of the
First Universalist church of Junction
City, will lecture at Unity church Sun
day morning and evening. The morning
lecture will be on The Cotter's Saturday
Night" and the subject of the evening
lecture will be .'Kipling's Recessional.''
The National hotel people want. the
Smokestack of the American steam laun-
dry declared nuisance. as it is at pres
ent. and they ask that the laundry be