The Topeka state journal., 1900-01-31
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

The coal wagons now have side boards
on.
The Shawnee Curtis club win meet Feb
ruary 6.
The lawyers will banquet at the Hotel
Throop tonight
Fern sale tomorrow at Mrs. Hague's,
There is a good deal of ice in the river,
but it is very rough.
The city park will soon be filed in as
nlgn as Kansas avenue.
Nick Chiles is reported to be one of the
late victims Of the smallpox
The Shawnee county teachers associa-
ton VIII meet next Saturday.
Police Matron Thorpe is still in need
OF underclothing for the poor.
w. 7: Walker, Indian agent at Ana
darko, IS in Topeka on business
The new postoffice cancelling stamp
uses the abbreviation 90 for 1900.
a dozen new names were added to the
bar association membership yesterday.
The motorneers on the street cars ap-
preclate the VesubuleS this cold weather.
Joseph Ramsey, who graduated from
the High school, will attend K U. next
Five runaways have occurred in the last
two days. 1t is the frosty weather that
Corn Is staying around so cents while
hay is showing disposition to advance
Mr. A. K. Wilson. secretary of the
Tuesday.
The lola bowling team will come up to
A. A. team
Mr.. ]. ]. Kinney is making arrange
in Kansas City.
5 Rey G. n siearny was called to y@lley s
Emily Jane Harmon.
Some store rooms are said to be un-
lucky and can be rented for nothing but
fake shows and auctions.
In the absence of c.. J. Brown. Del VAL
entine is acting as secretary OF the state
bar association meeting.
P. l.. Bonebra.ke left yesterday for trip
to Galveston Texas. He was accompan-
led by Mrs. BOnebrake.
The Topeka and Kansas City whist
clubs will play at Kansas City on Satur-
day evening, February II.
~ sqPw fPS on is on the ground in in syeTy state
Dixon line, except in Kansas
MarshalIs band has started rehearsals
Tor the annual concert to pc given Feb
ruary 20 at the Crawford theater.
The fire department was called to the
Kansas Medical college Tuesday after
noon, where a chimney was burning out
The jointists are wondering. whether
they will be expected to close during the
week Rev. Chas- Sheldon is edith a
paper.
The ice men who depend on natural ice,
are a trif1e more easy in regard to put
ting up good ice, than they were few
days ago.
The members of the First Baptist
| church viii give a reception tonight to
their new pastor, Rev. Phillip Wendell
Albert Reid, the Kansas boy who has
been staff artist on Kansas City pa
| zine Illustrating.
The school board will meet Monday
| night. At that time arrangements will
probably be made for the opening of the
new Branner school,
| H. p. Farrelly of Chanute, who is likely
| to be the fusion nominee for congress in
/ the Third district is attending the state
| bar association meeting.
When a person from the short grass
! country visits Topeka the chances are
| 10 to that he will visit Weather Observer
/ Jennings before he leaves.
Harry Corson Clarke will again be seen
| in the leading part of what Happened to
Jones?" when the farce comes to Topeka
| on Wednesday of next week
Jesuit Fathers Boarman and Magevney
| will open a mission at the Church of the
| Assumption in the city Sunday. The mis-
| sion Will continue two weeks.
| Business in the office of the register of
| deeds has been very slack for several
| days. On some days there is not single
| transfer of real estate recorded.
| Mr.. Solomon Stoddard has resigned his
| position as soliciting freight agent of the
Santa F'e in Kansas City and will enter the
| employ of the Kansas City Bolt and Nut
works.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. D. Countermine left
ab6rt aRd Palestine 4i Tip They will wis visit
Miss Irene Shellabarger of Decatur Ill,
niece OF J. L. Shellabarger, was married
| a few days ago to Frank D. Dole.
nephew of ex-President Dole, of the Ha-
waiian Islands
| Mrs. Mary Louise Hanson, who will be
heard in operatic selections at the Grand
l Opera house next Tuesday night, will go
| to New York in April to take part in
a Casino production.
| Mr.. F. NJ. Keys, of the office of auditor
| of disbursements of the Santa F'e. in this
/ city, left this afternoon for Chicago to
/ take position in the office of Third
| Vice President Barr.
Chief of Police Ramsey remarked yes
! terday that If S. Klein was not convicted
/ in the district court for selling liquor,
| that the police might as well quit ar
| resting jointists. Klein was convicted.
| Judge Hook is suffering from an attack
! OF the grip. He came over from Leaven-
worth Monday afternoon to hold federal
! court, but was obliged to return home.
| If he is able he will return to Topeka
| next Monday.
! The Darkest Russia company, which
was seen at the Crawford theater Tues
| day night, boasts one of the very few
| female stage managers. Kate Jepson,
| heff" is the stage manager of the COM
pany.
The Sylvan Klein joint case will be ap-
| pealed from the district court to the high
/ er courts, in order to test the right of the
| city to both fine and inprison jointists
! This is the question that Judge Hazen
| recently decided in strong terms in favor
| of the city
A rehearing has been granted on claims
! amounting to 500 held by Colorado par
/ ties against the estate of Isabelle P.
/ Topeka. Mrs Cochran lived in Colorado,
but Mrs. Phillips was appointed admin
/ istratOr of her estate in the probate court
! here. The claims in question were allowed
! without the knowledge of the administra-
/ tor and the case was re-Opened to allow
/ a contest against them.
Brorhers to Wed Sisters.
Waukegan, ILL.,, Jan. s1-Frank and
Robert Runyard, of Kenosha. Wis.