The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-29
SNAP SHOTS HONE NEWS

Harry Bone Is home from CHlcaso
John F. MeManus viii go TO ST. Louis
on business this week
There is considerable waste paper ny
ing around the streets.
The freueu have had i've calls since
the cold wave arrived
The meeting Of the state Bar aSsocaA-
ton begins tomorrow.
Mr.. Fred DObert has gone into the
business Of raising Belgian hares-
Methodist church Sunday morning
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon spoke at the Y
N G. A meeting Sunday afternoon
Commissions of Elections Yount is try
ing TO rush the registration business
The postoEiee lobby IS 3 faverite place
for loungers when the weather Is cold
Prof RiddeH opens his series Of lee
lures at the Grand Opera house tonight
Dr. Elizabeth Mcintyre. formerly of
Topeka is now located at Forsyth. No
Professor n. n. Riddeu delivers q free
lecture at the Grand Opera house tonight
The butchers and groeers will hold an
important meeting tonight at Weber's
Judge Hazen divorced Mary A. Rauer
from William L Rauer Saturday after
noon
The men who store natural ice are hop
ing that the temperature viii drop still
lower.
banquet room at the Masonic building to-
night
William Allen White has a story in the
February Seribner entitled The Mercy
of Death
J. W Morphy. now editor Of the Smith
County Journal, was in Topeka Saturday
and Sunday
Rev Enoeh Powell. formerly of Topeka
preached IN the Unitarian church AT Law
renee Sunday
Ice has frozen nearly four inches thiek
on the streams around Topeka during the
past cold snap.
Barber shops and Iaundrtes are about
twice as busy on Saturdays as On other
days Of the week
The Santa F'e fire department was call
ed out for a small ire IN the lumber yard
Saturday afternoon
There viii be a meeting of the Repub-
Acan city central COMMITTEES at the old
court house tonight
The officers in the court house are con-
stantiy watching for chiekenpox victims
70 come IN on them
The travelling library directors have on
hand tEelye. applications from different
towns for libraries
Judge Johnston read a paper on The
" club Saturday evening
AL the Methodist churches of Topeka
win unite in holding a mems mass meet
ing next Sunday evening.
There was only one new case of the
ehiekenpox reported on Saturday, while
eleven houses were fumigated
Rev \. E. Wagner preached his final
sermon as pastor of the English Luth-
eran church in Topeka yesterday.
Roy Davis formerly an operator in the
Rock Island office here. viii leave tonight
for Old Mexico 10 take q position
A AshbFook. editor Of the Horse Show
Monthly. at Kansas City. Is in town for
few days, the guest Of Dean r Low
There were several visitors to the state
house dome on Saturday. Notwithstanding
1t was pretty cold and windy up there
Several young ladies who were down
town in white dresses getting their pic
lures taken on Saturday, looked pretty
Mrs Charles BEakesEsy. who has been i'll
at Chrisr's hospital for several week has
50 far recovered that she is able TO leave
the hospital
Contractors are now looking forward
to the letting of the contract for the
building Of the addition TO the govern
uent building
Mr.. W J. Faulkner. the Chicago man
electric Ifsh3 plant IN Topeka, viii Be
here "Wednesday
Dr. L H Mum and DR.. C E. Mum
have returned from Wichita, where they
gave expect testimony in several Rock
Island damage cases
W. 5. Love of this city, superintendent
Of the Christian church missions. filed
the pulpit OF thee lawrence Christian
church Sunday evening
W. and Oscar Carr have been released
from the county jail 800 bond They
were held for stealing brass fittings from
W R. Hazen's house
Mrs. William H. Bishop Of Saiina. wife
of Major Bishop, of the Thfrty-stxth vol
Unteer Infantry, sailed for the Philippines
Z few days ago TO Join her husband
A Marburg sympathizs with the Beers.
2. D Hump hreys hopes for the success
have agreed to pair or and not go to
the front
Bishop Vincent delivered his lecture on
Ideal Christian Homes at the Westulin-
Ster Presbyterian church last evening It
was the first lecture in the Good Citizen
ship course
Clarence Williams Of Severance. VIII
probably succeed J. A MeDermott
deputy clerk Of the court Of appeals for
this division, when Mr. McDermorr re-
tires February /
A travelling library is being made up
by the federation Of clubs to be sent TO
the kansas soldiers now IN the Philip
pines It * said that there are 100 kan
sas men in the Thirry-sixrh volunteer In
fantry alone
Colonel Richard J. Hinton's lecture
Wednesday night in the High school As
sembly hall upon Richard Realf." the
auspices OF tbs Saturday night club. and
admission viii be free
The degree teams Of the Topeka lodges
tive drill on February 18th and 18th The
winner OF this contest viii contest with
the Grand lodge winning team for q sill
yer cup given oy the Topeka lodges for
The Carpenters union has elected the
following officers VIM Fry. PRESIDENT
Llaudy. financial secretary. w H. Cum
rnings. recording secretary Phil : Clark.
treasurer b W Graham conductor, E
J. Bayzer. 7rden-
ed ss9e from the picture exhibit at LII
Drary hall given TO secure money 10 be
used IN decorating the public school
rooms The ladies have issued a card
thanking the press and All who helped
maze-the exhibit a success
Mrs l. y Thomas has fled her an-
pIalseEzer-r on her property made by the
appraisers for the North Topeka sewer
Sotfee Of the appeal vas given in the
city council when the appraISemenL was
approved several months ago
The Shawnee County Horticultural So