The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-30
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


July
The police are looking for Kate Carson.
who disappeared Sunday
T A AIcNeal viii deliver the DecOra-
ton day address at Sterling.
DR. Eva Harding has a number of Maui
radia vines in her front window.
Albini, the magician, viii be at the
Crawford every night this week
The county high school principals VIII
hold a meeting at Chapman on May 4.
William Freeman and Lucretia Orvis
were married in the probate court Mon
have begun business in Kansas in the last
two months
street. from Eleventh to Fifteenth streets,
IS being circulated
M. o. Frost has removed from 1901 Quinn
cy street to property recently purchased
near Highland Park
One hundred and seven new members
were added to the R. r. Y. NJ c. A dur
ing the month of April
Topeka orators are in great demand for
high school commencement addresses IN
widely separated parts of the state.
John Macdonald will speak on THE
Pneumogastric Nerve at the county high
school principals meeting at Chapman
VIII Sells announces that the Sells and
Gray circus will go into winter quarters
in Topeka at the close of the present sea-
son.
A A Hurd says that the new Santa Fe
shops means an increase OF 10000 popu-
lation in Topeka during the next i've
years
The Epworth League of the First Meth
Odist church has organized q literary So
ciety- Regular meetings will be held twice
Charles A. Fellows is supervising the
Washington, the county seat of Washing
ton county.
went through last night on his way home
from his trip to California His health IS
much improved
T. z Stephens, who has been secretary
of the Kansas State Temperance union
for FIVE years past, has written book on
Prohibition in Kansas.
Tomorrow. May ]. is the Feast Of St.
celebration of the Holy Communion at 20
a. m at Grace Cathedral
Charles Hare, a student at Ann Arbor,
from Bourbon, Kan, Kan, contracted a
ing with the disease germs.
The April report of the state board of
charities will show 3040 inmates in the
state institutions. more than ever before
in the history of the state.
L. NJ. Crawford is in Albuquerque MAX
re5lace the one which he Controlled ana
which was burned a month ago.
Friday night at the Crawford will be
gician, is receiving the entries and will
give prizes to the successful ones
Ernest Council. a son of NJ Council of
this city, viii soon move here from St.
Paul, where he is engaged in teaching
music He viii open studio here
Arthur Kimban. who was arrested for
riding his wheel the sidewalk Monday
security of the payment of his fine
Superintendent of Insurance Church has
issued a permit to the Security Life and
Aoines. Ia, to do business in this state.
The police and sherifs officers heard
talk of a mob last night which was sup
tice upon Policeman Hail. No mob
started
C. c. Baker has sued the Topeka Sc
curity company for $4,000. The suit is
brought on bond deal Baker claims the
jrqfc
ties he holds.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Central
Congregational church will be addressed
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
Charles NJ. Sheldon
Gov. Stanley VIII not name a Kansas
day at expositions where the state has
no exmplt- south carolina ana BulldiO
win have to worry along with their big
shows without having Kansas on parade
one day
Rev. DIR. Spalding of Ottawa who was
brought to Christ's hospital in Topeka re-
Gently. viii shortly leave for his home in
been very poor for a long while and it
became impossible for him to continue his
work.
Dr. L. d. Mckinley, lately superinten-
dent of the state hospital for the insane
in Topeka, and formerly ward physician
in the state hospital for the insane as
Osawatomie. has removed to Cambridge.
where he will open an Office for the prac-
James Morrissey and Walter Lucky,
sent to the penitentiary for five years for
Stealing d 1OdA " WiASe.s III OSbCALrN
~, We're the first applicants to feel the
disbursement over paroles felt by Gov
Stanley The governor declined to issue
pardons at present
The Royal Neighbors of American at
Meriden Will give an entertainment at
that place tomorrow evening Two To-
peka girls, who have been under the
training of J. NJ. Holt, will go out and ex-
ecute a cake walk and do some special
posing for the Meriden folks.
julius Levi. formerly Of Topeka, but
now of Chicago. is visiting his parents
and friends in this city. He has been
away eight years. For the past six years
he has represented the wholesale clothing
firm. Ederheimer. Stein & Co He travels
through Michigan, Ohio and the west
Dick Cooley is playing ball with the
Worcester Mass. ball team this summer
in the New England league. The follow
Cooley hasn't forgotten anything OF value
as first baseman. Dick made stops of
poor throws and dug into the dirt for one
Of Donahue's low ones.
Albini. the magician. drew a large audi
ence to the Crawford last night. His
tricks of sleight of hand were amusing.
It is difficult to see wherein Hermann
was any the more adept at feats of leger-
demain. Albini kept UP running fire Of
ence. Albini's performance is entertain
ing.
The Knights of Columbus held initiation
exercises last night at which So members
took the third degree of the order A
number of the lodge officers from Kan
Sas City and Chicago We're present James
Burke of St Joseph, chairman of the fire
mems grievance committee of the Santa
F'e, was among the out-of-toWn people in