The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-26
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The millers viii meet in Topeka March
Badges are popular with grand lodge
men.
The school board meets week from
Hay is worth $3.50 per ton on the local
market.
Jesse Wright is now superintendent of
the i. A. A.
People are already planning to put out
shade trees.
The first A. o. Z. W. grand lodge visi-
tors arrived Saturday.
Mrs. H. L. Peppmyer is convalescing
from protracted illness.
The primaries Saturday created little
excitement, except in spots.
The First Baptist church will give q
New England dinner Tuesday evening.
c. NJ. Winebright of the Santa Fe train
masters office spent Sunday in Emporia-
General Manager Nudge leaves today
for Chicago. He will be away several
days.
The city officers began to move their
effects to the Office Block Saturday at
ternoon.
The paved streets are carrying a heav-
Ter burden of mud than at any time dur
ing the year
The council meeting tonight will be held
IN the new quarters of the city in the
Office Block.
j c. Starr. who represented Scott
day in Topeka
Judge Dolman has granted a marriage
license to William Goodwin and Miss Ora
Walker. both of Topeka.
The All Stars of Kansas City were de-
the score of 2,513 to 2745.
Judge W F; Rightmire, who is now
practfcing law in Cottonwood Falls, spent
Sunday in Topeka with his family
Ex-S Senator John Martin is being urged
to make the race for district judge on the
fusion ticket against Judge HaZen.
A local weather prophet is now predict
ing a stormy March. A few days ago he
said the birds would be here shortly.
Many Kansas farmers have done con-
siderable plowing, the work having been
performed prior to the recent SHOWS.
The T. A. A. bowlers defeated the Y. NJ.
c. A team on the T A. A alleys Satur-
day night by the score of 2220 to 2,0s7.
7 guess a man ought, to know what he
said is now the popular s,s ,by-Word since
The short grass farmer gleefully rubs
his hands over the SHOWS, freezes and
thaws, remarkng: This makes wheat"
George H. MCGEE was found guilty in
the police court Saturday and fined 800
and given 30 days in Jail for selling liquor.
DR.. Mcfarland, pastor Of the First NJ
amounting to $64.l5 for the India famine
fund
F. E Mead and Elizabeth B. Beverly,
both of Kansas City, have been granted
a marriage license by Probate Judge Dol
man.
The weekly bulletin of the First NJ. f.
church. the first number Of which has
just been issued, is called THE Good
News"
Stuart Robson will draw as well as
Francis Wilson, SO the record houses at
the. Crawford this year are close to-
gether.
People in the vicinity OF the new park
are considering Increasing the price of the
property-after the assessor has gone the
rounds
Rev G. J. Jaiser. pastor of the German
Methodist church is quite i'll with threat
ened pneumonia at his home West
Fifth street.
The West Tenth avenue pavement is to
be first completed when the weather set
ion mir
teenth street.
A. V. Linden of the state house will
lead team in duck pins against Kerr's
day evening.
G. c. Clemens. announces that he will
lecture on Socialism at the Grand opera
house next Friday evening. The lecture
will be free.
W, E. Hodges, general purchasing agent
for the A, T. & 8. F., passed through To-
peka today in special car No. 213 He is
making a trip over the gulf line south of
Purcell.
A man who claims to know says that
the weather is praeticing the lightning
change artists business. The sky cleared
off and became cloudy again inside of
three minutes yesterday.
When the snow has come and gone the
street commissioner orders Sidewalks
cleaned. VIII the street commissioner
compel the state house officials to have
the walks around the capitol cleaned?
The State University Y NJ. c. A. has
ing March and Aprii, by men who have
I1dOe d success III WI lOuS IAOleSSAOAS.
Superintendent Nelson will deliver one of
them.
The jumbling of seats by some one con-
nected with the management of the
Crawford, such as occurred Saturday
night, is annoying, especially when the
! controversy is not adjusted until after
the curtain has gone up.
Dan Dryer. the city marshal of En-
poria, walked up and down Kansas ave
nue. today just as though he was on Com
mercial street at home. Down there it is
told that Dryer disappears when a fight
is in progress. He had the same old look
on his face today
Those who bought reserved seat tickets
in the gallery for the performance Of
"Erminie" Saturday night found that the
| reservation part of the bargain was
fake. Those who got into the gallery
first took and kept the best seats. Those
who went later with checks for the seats
| were forced to take what they could get.
The ushers paid no attention to their de-
mands and those who had no right to
the seats were allowed to keep them APP
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