The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-12
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Bank Commissioner Breidenthal is in
Chetopa-
There is a great demand for Easter lilies
Mr.. A. B. Jetmore was in Kansas City
Wednesday.
Movers wagons are passing through
Nose sarbach, the Holton fat man, is
in the city today.
State Superintendent Nelson will speak
at Garrett Saturday.
Several Kansas avenue stores have
novel Easter window displays.
The politicians are beginning to look
worried and in need of sleep.
The grand chapter of the Eastern Star
will meet in Hutchinson May 9.
The churches have begun to decorate
for next Sundays Easter services.
The. new bridge across Martins creek
In Auburndale is nearly completed.
People. with fruit and gardens were on
the anxious seat again last night.
The Metsker tract is being fenced for
use as COW pasture by Fred Miller
The restaurants are making a speciality
of young onions, radishes and strawber-
ries.
Mr.. John A. Kleinhans has been adj
mitted to practice law in the district
court
Colonel W. H. Rossington has been con
fined to his home for several days by i'll
ness.
It is time for the Industrial association
to begin work helping the poor make gar
dens.
Bishop Millspaugh officiated at st.
Johns Episcopal church in Abilene last
night.
John Dawson has accepted an invitation
to make campaign speeches IN Washing
ton county.
The Hub Clothing company were the sue
cessful bidders and received contract Tor
new police uniforms.
E D. McKeever had a long conference
with the Burton managers at the state
| house Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. James O'Neill will arrive in Topeka
| tomorrow. He makes Good Friday the
| occasion of a rest every year.
r. B. Magee, who was formerly guard
in the state treasurer,s office. is now an
| optcian in San Jose, California
A new roof is being put the residence
| of the late Mrs. Chrisman, which was
! damaged by fire some time ago.
| DR.. d. NJ. Fisk gave an illustrated lee
/ ture to a large audience last evening at
| the Central Congregational church.
| The contract for making the new uni
| forms for the police department has been
| secured by the Hub Clothing company
The Farmers Elevator association of
| Marietta, Marshall county, has applied
for a charter. The capital stock is $l2.-
The first stage rehearsal of the anna
| teur opera, La Fiesta de San Xavier
| will be held at the Crawford theater Fri
day night.
A meeting of the Republicans of the
! Fifth ward will be held tonight at
| Browns chapel in the interest of E. D.
McKeever.
c. H. Pattison, who recently moved to
! Topeka from Abilene, is the latest golf
| convert. He has become a member OF
| the golf club.
Members of Grace cathedral congrega-
| ton who make memorial gifts OF mowers
| on Easter are requested to send them 10
| church Saturday.
George NJ. Noble & Co., W. W. Webb
| and the Merchants Transfer Co., We're
| elected to membership in the Commercial
| club last evening.
J. S. Parks, ex-state printer was in
the city last night; Mr.. PARKS 5S ;,I one
| Creamery company.
There will be a caucus at the Niclzle
Plate school house tonight to SELECT dele
| Gus is called for o clock.
NJ. c. Holman. one of the city park
commissioners. was in Kansas City yes yes
| terday consulting with a landscape arcnA-
| tect on the park question.
! Residents of Seaman, Linn county, have
brought an action in the COURT OF vista
| tain a station at that point
The T. A A defeated the Y. NJ. c. A.
T. A. A. 1,21s; Y. NJ. c. A. 1872
If you see a man who usually goes
| home to his meals, eating at lunch
cGunter these days, it means that his
wife has an attack of the house-cleamng
fever.
In the performance of 1.-THE Musketeers"
at the Grand Opera house Saturday night,
Mr. James ONeil will wear silver spurs
presented him by Edwin Forrest years
ago.
Tomorrow is the most solemn day of
the church calendar. Special Good Fri
day services will be held at the Church
of the Assumption and Grace Cathedral
in this city.
The ladder company from Station No.
8 uses a long farm wagon while the ladder
truck is being repaired. Two horses are
used and the company does not make as
fast time as heretofore.
There is a vast difference of opinion in
I'd RI this GDTip0'S STYLES IN mlllln-
er4 It lust depends on whether the mil
linery hunter finds something that
| matches her complexion
The prevailing color in mems Easter
hats neckwear and gloves is gray. The
Clements company is showing very
handsome solid window display OF THIS
popular shade.
Father William J. Dalton of Kansas