The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-30
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

on business.
A son was BON last evening to Mr. and
Mrs. w. o. Nevill.
Mrs. Hague has nice asparagus ferns
at ten and fifteen cents.
The city council meets next Monday
evening in regular session
Valentines will soon make their appear
ance in the store windows
Mr. Richard Gundry is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever at Stormont hospital.
A. G. Campbell will close out his jew
elry business and move to Kansas City.
The members of Sloan lodge held a
ing.
:, Policeman Frank Hendrick is seriously
III with the Cuban chickenpox" at his
Even the most radical Boer sympathiz-
British.
W, ]. Clark. Rock Island agent at Clay
business.
Everett Dallas. of the Santa Fe passen-
ger department.. has returned after a two
Walter Johnson, of the Kansas City
I1mes has returned to Kansas City af-
ter Il short visit here.
Thomas Cook, cOlored, was arrested yes
Osborn last August.
A large amount of important business
viii come up at the February meeting of
the Commercial club.
Some people claim that there is a large
and healthy organization of the A. P. A s
doing business in Topeka
Otis Skinner and his company will be
seen in THE Liars at the Grand Opera
house next Monday evening.
Irwin lodge No 26O A O. u w. will
initiate several candidates at their meet
ing next Thursday evening.
The district court will not be in session
tomorrow on account of the annual meet
ing of the State Bar association.
Roses and carnations seem a great deal
more beautiful at this time of year than
they do in the middle of summer.
Mrs. w. A. McCarteF will talk about
rIWentieth Century Writers" at the Y.
W. c. A. parlors Wednesday evening.
Mr.. a. E. Sweet who becomes Santa
Fe trainmaster at Marceline. Mo-, Feb
ruary I, will leave for that place Wednes-
day
ton, on Richard Reaf. will be given at
the High school auditorium tomorrow
night.
Judge Hook came over from Leaven-
worth Monday afternoon and convened
the federal court for the hearing of court
cases.
The Second ward colored Republican
club will meet Wednesday evening at s
Monroe street.
Five disorderly women paid $50 into the
ponce court yesterday and were Warned
be heavier next time.
Frank Montgomery returned from a.
Colorado trip in time for the Kansas Day
banquet He went out to the mountains
to whet up his appetite.
There are SO many dancing clubs in
clearing house to arrange the dates so
that they would not conflict
The Topekas. the 'never-defeated" duck
pin team in the T. A. A. being unable
TO get a game with a picked team out of
the association, have temporarily dis
banded.
L. H. Worthington, who has been hold
ing a position at the New Model will go
to Peal body in a short time to begin the
coal and feed business there He has also
leased elevator.
Miss Lottie Williams-Sa who will
at the Crawford theater February 6. has
during the past two seasons played every
female character in the farce.
The Broadhurst farces. why Smith
Jones' will be in Topeka together, the
former on the night of February 6 and
the latter on the night following.
The Kansas City Whist club has issued
an invita- ton to ten teams of the Topeka
Whist club for a match game to be play
ed in that city on Saturday night. Feb
cepted.
A Topeka man complains because the
bill distributors keep his yard Uttered
with with. papers aoe The m, majority of people
knobs.
The members of the Y. w. c. A. are
preparing for a novelty in the way of
parties. 1t will be a Martha Washing
ton party and will be given on the even
ing of February q, the eve of Washing
tons birthday.
William Nixon is in jail for failure to
claims that he threatened to kill her and
she had him placed under a bond to keep
the peace. He could not secure the bond
and SO had to go to jail.
Otto Wendelberg has received the new
work adopted by the committee at Phila-
deIphia for the Turner's international
tournament next June, and he has been
exemplffying the work to his classes at
the Turner's and Athletic clubs. He eX-
poets to take a class to the tournament
next June to compete for the prizes.
The big gray express team belonging
to the WelIS-F'argO express company.
the Wells-Fargo building just as No. 6
pulled in yesterday afternoon The en-
glne struck the wagon, demOliShing it,
and throwing the horses. One of the team
had its back broken and had to be shot.
During the Kansas Day banquet last
night a number of the guests became sud-
denly sick and were compelled to seek
the refreshing air which was blowing al
sickness was due to the oppressive heat
in the banquet rooms. The air got into
circulation later. and the visitors cheered
up to enjoy the orations.
MarshalFs band has a misunderstand-
ing with the Emporia street fair commit
tee. The band played at the street fair
and received 5000 for it. but before start
ing home a number of pieces were PLAYED
fair committee claims that the 5000 was
to cover everything. but the band has
filed a bill for an additional 800
w. NJ. Sturges, of the superintendent
of transportation department of the K
C, P: & G.. railway at Kansas City, who
was formerly employed in the car service
department of the A. T. &, S. +. railway
has accepted a position with the NJ. X
for that point in a few days Mr. Sturges
snent Sunday with his parents in this
city.