The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-22
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Tomorrow is the last day to register.
The Arions will enjoy Calico ball this
evening.
The state house flower beds will soon
be replanted.
The Zion church of Bird City has been
Incorporated.
Frank Nelson will lecture at Jetmore
Small apples are 1 Is cents each on
Topeka markets
DR.. Lowry returned last evening from
western Kansas.
New radishes and home grown lettuce
are the markets.
Governor Stanley is expected home from
Missouri this evening.
The directors of the Y. NJ. c.. A. are
talking new building
The Informal club will dance tomorrow
evening at Hudsons hall
The Turner's minstrel performances will
be given Saturday night.
The First Methodist church of Concor-
dia has been Incorporated.
Paul Battey lost several valuable books
in Wednesday mornings fire
The Firemen's Relief association OF
Russell has been incorporated.
There are six new Elks in town. They
walked the bridges last night
Judge D. NJ. Valentine is gradually re-
covering from his recent stroke of par
alysis
Rose Kennedy, adjudged insane, will be
admitted to the state asylum here
A party of Kansas City hunters bagged
206 ducks on Lake View Tuesday.
New brick side walks are being put
down in the Washburn hill vicinity.
Several Topeka people are attending the
Methodist conference at kansas City
Some Topeka coal men anxious to
unload their supply at reduced prices.
The condition of Judge A. H. Horton,
J. Ware Rutterfield spoke at the meet
ing. of the Republican F1ambeau club last
night.
state Sr,,ario+anden+ Naleon will adj
dress a teachers meeting at Onaga next
Tuesday.
A. R. Lingafelt is expected home to-
morrow from a hunting trip in the Indian
Territory.
Rev. Edward Gill will spend a year in
ENGLAND and visit his birthplace on the
The state officers who attended the con-
gressionaI conventions Tuesday are again
at their desks.
The Topekans who attended the con-
returned home.
The Medical college graduating exer-
cises will be held this evening at the
Crawford theater.
DR.. Daniel Whitmer has returned to
Topeka after trip of several months
through the SOUTH
The examination of undertakers by the
state board of health is in progress to-
day at the state house
The primary Sunday School Teachers
union will meet tomorrow afternoon in
the Y. NJ c. A. rooms.
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for the Crawford circuit.
The Swedish Baptist church congrega-
ton contributed $25 for the fund to relieve
the famine sufferers in India.
Farmers are commencing to haul in
large loads of corn and hay. The con-
dition of the roads is improving.
A. J. Wyatt. solicitor of the court of
to be improving. He is at Manitou-
DR.. William AGaclay Lyon has resumed
the practice of medicine at Alma; AFTER
completing a medical course in Kansas
city
The surest indication that spring is here
is the fact that vacant lots are now be-
ing utilized as baseball grounds by small
boys.
Dr. and s sa s. she eR s enteEta Mes
ieaI college at the Copeland hotel last
night.
The equinoctial storms did not arrive
last night. There is plenty of time, how
ever. because March is "a month of
moods
The next important Republican conven-
ton will be held at Chanute next Wed
nesday to nominate a congressman IN the
Third district.
General Wilder s. Metcalf is now suf-
fering from the bullet wound in his foot
and he 1fmps perceptibly. He was in
Topeka Wednesday.
Mr. Robert Pierce attended the meet
ing of the directors of the Missouri and
Kansas Lumber Dealers association
in Kansas City Wednesday
The Republican Flanbeau clup met ana ana
victory of Hon Charles Curtis and the
overthrow of Boss Cy Leland
The sprinkling of lawns has been COM
menced by some of the west side citizens
The water company's inspector is look
ing around to see who is guilty.
The Frank Daniels company will be seen
in 1.-The Amer in Topeka early next
season. The booking has already been
made for the Crawford theater.
DR. D. NJ Fisk will deliver the COM
neQcement address to the graduates OF
the Kansas Medical college tonight in
the absence of Governor Stanley.
What 4ever's right, is the motto of
the city assessor and If you have COM
plants to make. put them paper and
address the paper to City Assessor Bur-
CESS.
Fishing at Lake View and the ponds
around IS expected to be better this year
than before, as the fish have had no
chance to escape by means of high water
for some time.
". Y. church. superintendent of Insur-