The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-10
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The poultry show is being well attend
The sanitary department has been FUN
1gaung Smoky row.
Tramps are commencing to apply at the
city prison for lodging.
The street force was busy cleaning
Kansas avenue this morning
The prizes on pigeons have been award
ed at the chicken show.
This weather is hard on the merchants
who have an overstock of winter clothing
The professional men were invited to
night
The annual meeting of the Topeka club
Will be held on Thursday evening, jan
uary 18th.
One Topeka man says he got 100
premium stamps the last time he settled
The delegates to the retail grocers'
meeting in Cleveland leave Topeka on
There are i've copies of IN His Steps
IN the city library, but they are out most
ing topic of interest in A o. Z. ". cir
cles Just at present
court yesterday by John Skidmore against
his wife, Margaret Skidmore, the
charge Of abandonment
4 Topeka jointist now demands prem
Jun stamps when he pays his monthly
fine TO the police department.
The members of the E.Imwood club are
the club house this evening.
The electric lights during the past few
nights have been conspicuous by their
absence, especially at the Clark corners.
Ulysses S Cherry and George Coates,
who are charged with bicycle stealing,
VIII be tried in the district court Monday
The jury cases in the district court
will be started next Monday and the jury
time
John Martin has been appointed justice
of the peace for Eskridge to fill vacancy
weeks.
Have you received one of those postal
cards requesting you to kindly call on
personal property taxi
The annual meeting of the Sons of the
State HistoricsI ocietv ~ rooms sew 2ven t.s
day, January II, at O'Clock
The annual convention of the State
temperance union begins its session at
Congregational church.
The happiest man in Topeka last night
was one who had been summoned for jury
duty IN the federal court but who was
not allowed TO sit on the Leach case
City Attorney Bird will ask the supreme
court for an order to certify the fee case.
recently decided against the city by the
court Of appeals, TO the supreme court
for review
This is the week of prayer. but It is not
es on account OF the state Temperance
union and the other meetings which are
in session at present
The meeting of the Commercial club
this evening will be the annual meeting,
at which the officers viii make their an
nual reports, and the directors for the
coming year will be elected
The care of the poor during 1899 cost
shawnee county upwards of $1,000, but
this does not represent all that was spent
for charity. It only represents what
came out of the county treasury.
In the. duck. pin tournament on the T.
A A. alleys last night the Topekas de-
pekas have won six straight games and
have lead in the tournament
The grocers and butchers of the city
prs ln s Stamps ps f9 here az are 9o gre si mans l
| people in the city who are like the Mis-
sourians. They want to be shown
| People who have business to attend to
/ in the upper stories of the federal build
/ ing are thankful that court IS in session
! the elevator. The elevator never runs
] except when Judge Hook is in the city.
/ The next union meeting and public en-
| OF the city wiz be held tomorrow night
corner of Sixth and quincy streets 4
good program has been prepared and the
meeting IS open to all
The Young Peoples Good Citizenship
feoeratlon viii nolQ us regular semi
annual business meeting for the election
/ of officers in the First Congregational
/ church h on Thursday evening at the CLOSE
| perance union convention
Three notes, .aggregating with interest
! 50 l69. 10 have been filed in the probate
court as claims against the estate Of the
of Hot Springs. Va The face Of the
| notes is only S2.7S7, but interest has been
/ running on them since 1874.
The annual election of directors was
I held by the stockholders of the Central
/ National bank yesterday afternoon, and
! the following were elected: C J. Devlin,
/ A. S. Johnson, E. F. Ware, C. s. Gleed
f NJ Bonebrake Calvin Hood H P
/ Dillon, Edwin Knowles and P. I. Bone
! brake
There is a married lady in Topeka who
! is very much interested in the welfare
| of a young lady. friend, She imagines a
/ young man who is keeping company with
4 the young lady aforesaid is a degenerate
| and has her husband keeps tab on the
! .'degenerate's'' actions with view OF
| breaking the friendship OF the young
| couple
| Valiant lodge 179 knights of Pythfas,
4 has installed the following officers: H. L.
| Herring. chancellor commander, J. l.
( Chatham. vice commander: W. NJ. David
/ son. prelate; A. J. Blazo, master at arms
Henry NJ Steele. inner guard: S. ". Ly-
/ man, outer guard; John A Bright, master
I of work: P. H Forbes, mas exch-, Chas-
/ F. F'igg. master of finance; H. a. Fisher,
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