The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-15
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

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NJ A Low is in Washington this week.
The T. A. A. now has over 300 men,
bers-
Henry Allen will go to Washington next
week.
Labor Commissioner Lee johnson is in
Leavenworth-
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs will return Sunday
from Washington.
The active membership of the CONNER
c1a1 club is now 20.
The new tangled bath cabinet is hav-
ing run in Topeka
George A. Clark, secretary of state, has
returned from Mexico.
Senator. G. H. Lamb of Neosho county
was in the city yesterday.
Zelpha A Pratt has been given a d.
vorce from Wilson r. Pratt.
Next week several criminal cases will
come up in the district court
The Fourth ward Republican club will
meet tonight at the old court house.
the Informal club viii be given February
Topeka is promised some novelties in
spring turn outs for single and double
drivers.
Topeka.
There VIII not be matinee Of The
nOunced.
J. c. Bramhall. travelling passenger
agent of the Burlington was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Baughman has been granted di-
yorce from her husband, Ellsworth
The new Simplex tickets which are to
be. used on the Santa Fe road, are now
being printed.
Thomas E. Sheard will be candidate for
member of the board of education from
the Fourth ward.
D. w. Little. assistant state superin-
to Wallace county.
The usual number Of people were mad"
funny valentines.
Quartermaster Josiah Wilcox served the
Republican Flambeau club with coffee
and doughnuts last night
The city council meets tomorrow even
ing in adjourned session to take up the
annexation question again
The snow has come and gone and the
man who has a cutter to sch is sorry he
didn't let it go at any price.
Mrs. Lillian Snow will give a free lee
ture on 'tFemperamentS, In her hall at
422 Kansas avenue this evening.
The proposed souvenir of Topeka, which
some time is- ago. has been dropped. up
The Topeka City Troop has offered its
services to the Commercial club for the
fall festivities, whatever they may be.
Rev. W. L. Grant will go to Atchison
this afternoon to deliver an address to
the colored people He is a Curtis boomer.
The presence of every member of the
Topeka Whist club is requested at the
club rooms tomorrow evening at eight
o'clock
the year. The wind made it seem colder
than it would have been had there been
no wind.
The grand lodge of the A O. T. W.,
which will begin here a week from Mon
day, will bring large crowd of visitors
The Topekas of the T. A. A. duck pin
teams would like to arrange a match
game with the best duck pin team in the
Y. NJ. c.. A
The Retail Clerks Protective .associa-
ton has endorsed the candidacy of
Charles Samson for councilman from the
Fourth ward.
The poll books, tally sheets and ballots
cast by the Twentieth Kansas soldiers at
Manila are in the possession Of the state
historical society.
Bananas are almost a drug on the mar
ket since that car load lot came in a few
ing at 10 cents dozen.
The order of the postoffice department
fers IN the residence portions Of the city,
went into effect yesterday
Joseph Hanlon, of the fire department
sick with 'Cuban chickenpox'
DR.. T. A. Aderhold, a former student
of Washburn college, will leave Chicago
in a few days to be a surgeon in the Boer
army, with the rank of captain.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon and State Su-
perintendent Frank Nelson are interested
In Miss Alice Spradlin's efforts to estab-
lish a CLARA Barton home in Manila.
The piano dealers seem to be doing
business. There were 16 sale notes for
pianos recorded with the register of deeds
yesterday, and one note for an organ.
The projecting machine used for the
fight pictures last night was a new one
that arrived here yesterday from the east
and was used for the first time last night.
Topeka has been treated to SO much
Sheldon newspaper every day for weeks
that, begging the readers pardon, we run
in something today on several pages,
about those Lay Sermons
Mrs. Ella. E. Hapgood has been appoint
ed administrator OF the estate of her late
husband, George II. Hapgood. The estate
consists principally of the livery barn on
Jackson street, south of Fifth, and its
equipment
There will be a caucus of Fourth ward
Republicans at the old court house for the
purpose of selecting a. list of delegates
March 8, to be voted for at the primaries
February "a
The suit of ex-Secretary Of State Bush
against the Union Pacific for damages
while crossing the Union Pacific track
northeast of the city, Will come up in the
district court tomorrow.
Atchison Globe: A lady writes this Of
town last Sunday. a minister said in his
pulpit: Excellent man though believe
him TO be. Rev. G. NJ. Sheldon never
preached better religion than is found in
the Don't Worry book"
Orient lodge No. 81 A. F. & A. NJ. will
confer the third degree before the Ma
sonic grand lodge. Two years ago Sloan
grand lodge at Wichita, and the work as
exempl1hed by them was adopted as the
regulation work for the state
Some nomad has landed in the state
house and convinced the state depart
ments that the safe and vault looks need
cleaning Plans Of locks have thus been
obtained for other purposes in the past
in the capitol building, from church sub
scriptions to whetstoneS.