The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-02
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Cantelou2es have arrived.


Canteiou2es have arrived.
Menoken wants a rural free delivery.
The supreme court convenes next Tues
day.
Wheat harvests VIII begin next week in
Eugene .Latimer will spend Sunday in
Kansas City.
!. Nandals are destroying the state house |
flower beds.
A crowd of Enporia people attended the |
street fair YESTERDAY
The annual Stahl picnic will be held at |
Stahl grove on June IA.
Henry Allen spent Friday in the execu- !
tive on1ce, after a weeks absence.
Mrs Gillett and Mrs. ]. A. Roller, of /
Manhattan, spent Friday in Topeka
Governor Stanley attended the Republic
can convention in Lane county Friday.
The w G. T. u. will meet in the parIor |
of the First M. E. church, at p. m, Mon
day.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. D. Counterrnine are ex-
pected to return from the Holy Land next
The annual fake about the scarcity Of
harvest hands has been sent to Chicago
The NJ, K. &. T. Railroad company has
sent to the state auditor two excellent
maps.
The national council of the Knights and
Ladies of Security will meet in Topeka
The next convention to be held in To-
peka is June L. the prohibitionists coming
at that time.
terday and all claimed Salina as their
headquarters.
The young man who has been attending
military school is at home strutting about
town IN his school uniform.
c. N. howard. the Rochester orator on
temperance, will speak Sunday evening at
| the First congregational church.
! The indications are that work will soon
| be resumed on the remaining block of
paving on West Tenth avenue.
The patients from the Insane asylum
who visited the street fair yesterday were
| well behaved and well pleased.
Miss Mary Bunker will lead the gospel
meeting tomorrow afternoon at AIS, at
! the Y. w. c. A rooms on Jackson street.
ACCOMMODATING an anonymous note, a
| draft for $3.50 was received by Treasurer
! day.
John Heightn.an has been arrested by
the police for selling liquor. His joint
| was the corner of Second and Adams
streets.
During. May the letter carriers regis
to remember that the carriers can register
letters.
Now that the street fair is drawing to a
close, the comeback rubber ball, which
should have been vanished long ago, must
be retired.
The excavation for. the Gage annex to
Stormont hospital, is in progress and work
next week.
Frank Anderson, formerly of Topeka.
has taken the position of assistant city
passenger agent Of the Missouri Pacific
at LeaYenworth.
Engineer Smiley of the Santa Fe, in
Emporia. accompanied by Mrs. Smiley and
son. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
KemF+on in this city.
There is a move on foot to charter a
special train for the Uniform Rank K. of
?. Of Kansas for the annual encampment
in Detroit this summer.
Miss Laura Taylor. Miss May Bowen
and Mr.. Harry Roehr will give pupils
musical recital at the Washburn college
chapel Monday evening.
J. w Howard. an attorney of Hastings,
Nebraska, who has been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. G. ". Shapland. of 1872 Polk
street, Will go to St Joseph today.
The Ice Grotto at the fair, which was
designed and made by H. Joslin, the sign
writer, is believed by many to be one of
the prettiest booths on the grounds.
Rev. 8. B. Anderson, of Ohio will preach
at the First Presbyterian church tomor-
row. He was formerly pastor of the
church before he moved to Washington
- Court House.
Father Hayden will preach a farewell
sermon at the Church of the Assumption
York, and from there will sail for Europe
to be gone several months.
Assistant Treasurer Geo. w. Boggs, of
the Rock Island. with headquarters in
New York, returned home yesterday.
While in Topeka. he has been the guest
of Assistant Treasurer It. B. Dixey.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Moore has sued the Santa
F'e for s, 500 damages She sets forth the
| claim that she bought a ticket from Kan
ran a mile past Tecumseh and that she
| had to get off in the snow and walk back.
She sprained her ankle and caught cold
, and wants damages.