The Topeka state journal., 1900-03-26
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Shirt waists have begun TO bloom
OK blood shoes are again in style.
The Elks viii elect officers Wednesday
night.
The churches we're well attended yes
The city assessors are hard at work
these days
The garden seed Industry is beginning
tk boom
The state house grounds are beginning
grow green
The Arions VIII hold q calico balY, On
Thursday evening
Next Sunday viii be All FoIIs' dav
This warning is timely
George NJ Noble Is an applicant for
mem bershIp in the Commercial club.
An automobile man is headed this 7aLv
hoping to sell Il few Of his wares in To-
peAa-
The fan festivities committee of the
Commercial club meets tonight at the
club rooms
Charles KIefnhans. formerly Of Topeka,
IS secretary Of the Junction City Com
nereial eiub.-
It is promised that this years straw hats
viii be more uncomfortable than ever,
but very stylish.
The walls of the auditorium and city
hall are above ground The water tables
are being put in place
The Y. NJ. C. A basket ball team will
meet the Kansas city Tigers at Law
renee Thursday night
sIhe eighth report OF the Kansas court
or appeals is in the hands of the printer
and VIII soon be issued.
The annual session Of the Kansas Meth
odlsr conference will close at Kansas
CITY, kas., today or tomorrow
Rev. T.. c. Tiff. of Salt Lake City,
preached in the First NJ. E church yes
terday beth morning and evening
Front porches are beginning to be piled
with furniture and carpets. The house
cleaning fever is abroad in the land.
The Scottish clans viii gather at Judge
Guthries office this evening to plan an
entertainment exclusively for Scots.
Rev. J. c. Miller president of the Col
lege Of Emporia, filed the pulpit of the
ing
Waterville is to be added to. the list of
telephone towns A company has just
been organized to establish an exchange
there
People on the street seen to derive
much pleasure by crowding around
store where workmen are putting in a
new glass
Mrs Sarah J. Leapold has fled suit
asking for Il divorce from George w Lea
pold, on the ground of abandonment and
non-support.
Probate Judge Dolman has granted a
marriage license to Charles T. Drewnall-
of Silver Lake, and Miss Musa H Boyles,
of Rossvi1le-
Superintendent Nelson spent yesterday
at his old home at Lindsborg and de-
livered an address before the Y NJ. &. A
of Bethany college.
R l. Horton. who has been with the
kimban Piano company here for the past
six years, has taken d position with an
Emporia music house
Ex-Congressman Broderiek has formed
q law partnership at IfOlton with DeVere
Rafter- who was a hospital steward in
the Twentieth Kansas
Sloan lodge viii confer the third de-
gree at Masonic hall Thursday night for
the benefit of several visitors from Albert
Pike lodge Kansas city.
John Dawson, of the state treasurer s
office. will make q speech to Sixth ward
Republicans at the LOwman Hill school
house tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Courtney's millinery opening, at 6o3
Kansas avenue. over MOore's boot store
Wednesday afternoon and evening. Sou
veniers and music in the evening
After April , it viii possible to send
money orders from the Topeka postoffice
to Russia This is J. new arrangement
just made by the p0stoffice department
This is 4 special week of prayer in the
Methodist church Of the country and
services viii be held in the First NJ E
church here every afternoon and even
ing of the week except Saturday
Mrs IT. D. Johns says that the story
that Lulu Clayton committed suicide IN
Omaha on account of Il disappointment IN
love is not so, the young lady went
to California last Nv ednesday, and was
Well and happy.
Emporia Gazette: c. L Dickerson will
move here from Topeka the first of
the month Mr.. Dickerson IS We'll
known orchestra. leader Last year he
lost faith in Kansas. sold his property
it. and is now edgfng his way back he
is as far Topeka Mr. Dlckerson viii
help the Emporia band and orchestral
ORGANIZATIONS.