The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-06
SNAP SHOTS AFHOME NEWS.

There were over $50 delegates to the
Labor convention.
E. B. Walker has moved his drug store
to 4S3 Kansas avenue
J. D. Sullivan. of Horton, was a To-
peka visitor yesterday.
Fencing, boxing and wrestling are now
features at the T. A. A.
The June graduating class of the High
school will number at least 40.
One firm which was refused the blue
stamps is now giving three for one.
The Elmwood club is arranging for a
house.
The second annual convention of the
close tonight.
One firm that advertised to take pre-
MUM stamps in exchange for goods, took
in 5000 in one day.
Harrison street between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. will probably be paved
in the near future.
Geo W. Banter. of the passenger de-
cago on business.
John Fox. live stock agent of the Rock
sas City, is in town.
.o1 a masque ball will be given at 7o4 and
FOG Kansas avenue, Wednesday evening,
February 18th. Tickets, 15c
Roy Smith, assistant city ticket agent
of the Rock Island spent Sunday visit
ing his parents in Lecompton.
Superintendent Al Mauck of the T. A. A.
will probably play ball this summer in
some one of the minor leagues.
mere VIII De a matTne6 performance
by the Columbia Stock company at the
Crawford theater Saturday afternoon
General Manager Nudge. General Sup
erintendent Reseguie and Chief Engineer
Dun of the Santa Fe are in Chicago.
Some violets will be presented your sick
friends today if you will leave your card
and the address with Mrs. ]. r. Hague.
The bodies of II soldiers, who were kill
ed in the Philippines, passed through To-
peka yesterday on their way to Omaha
There have been several new chewing
gum and chocolate machines placed in
the waiting rooms of the Rock Island de-
pot
The air of the past few mornings has
been just about cold enough to be brac-
ing, yet not too cold to be uncomfort-
A. L. Studer. assistant superintendent
OF motive power, and equipment of the
terday.
In a letter home, a Topeka man, now in
New York. stated that he was compelled
of Ben Hur.''
W Il, Rowles, formerly of Topeka is
leans He manages the Tulane and
Crescent theaters there.
Mrs. Harry. Corson, Clarke, who will be
in Topeka with her husband Wednesday,
Is one of the few actors wives not in the
theatrical profession.
Chief Ramsey has the pictures of the
two safe blowers killed at Quincy and he
believes they were the ones who operated
here about Thanksgiving.
The alumnae association of the Topeka
Kindergarten association will meet with
Mrs. Annie G. Overholt rat the Copeland
hotel Wednesday evening at 80 O clock
jaime Hoffmaster and Frank Cook were
fined $40 each by Judge MagaW yester-
day. for insulting women on the street.
Both have been arrested before for SINH
lar offences.
A coffee room is a possibility at the
Santa Fe shops. The railroad Y. NJ. c. 4,
has the scheme in charge and coffee will
| be served to the workmen at one cent
A Santa Fe eastbound train, which
passed through Topeka a few days ago.
nelud S special car contain an1didns
why Smith Left Home and what
| Happened to Jones'. the two Broadhurst
farces here this week. are advertised re-
a hilarious sufficiency''
General ]. X Hudson will speak at the
naR eTenin on tSe ehdfh msd
| can War and It's Causes" This is one
| of a series of free lectures.
| Colonel Richard J. Hinton narrowly es-
ing on the fast mail and at Usage City a
| shot, was fired throught. the window. 1t
| barely missed the cOloneFs head.
| The Shunganunga Curtis club will hold
| a meeting at the Quinton HEIGHTS school
house Wednesday night. A. ". Dana, ].
| gan will be among the speakers.
The police yesterday arrested WIN Shat
selling liquor. Cole, Bates and Klauer
| were arrested less than two weeks ago.
| Superintendent Hitchcock of the Re-
| days ago. while assisting some of the
! boys in cutting ice. He was rescued I'M
thoroughly wet by his cold plunge.
Miss Mabel Bragunier of Emporta. a
student at Bethany college, is i'll with
| has been isolated in a room in one of the
detached buildings of the college. 1t is
| said the disease was discovered before
/ the other students had been exposed