The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-29
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Next Tuesday is election day.
Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday.
Those spring poems seem to be showed
under
J. Willis Gleed lectured at Junction city
last night
Audrey Baird was in Fort Scott yester-
The jury III the district court viii com
meuce business May 6.
Warren street, between Euclid avenue
and Sixteenth street, is being graded
r.. w. Blair. attorney for the Union
Pacific. has returned from Kansas City
The court cases win be first on the
docket of the April term Of the district
court
who knoweth what the morrow may
brings' Now, who does but the weather
The Auditorium has been cleaned pre-
paratory to the big Republican meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Broad are attend
ing the Congregational conference at In
State grain inspectors now turn their
ICES into the state treasury and draw a
case of smallpox has been found
Washburn college
r L Copeland. cashier of the Santa Fe
TO Kansas City.
The senior class at the Topeka High
school viii give q reception tonight at the
High school building
Don't forget to vote for the Santa Fre
proposition next Tuesday It means much
The sale Of seats for Howard Kyle. in
night commenced this morning.
One OF incongruous combinations in
Kansas An Easter millinery opening and
e. snow storm on the same day
"A Quincy street livery barn has installed
i've new hacks within rhe past month
They are equipped with rubber tires
Taylor Riddle of Marion visited the Pop
1nittee.
Rev. w. IT. Ramsay Of Kansas city
win preach at Unity church Sunday morn
ing on The Unity of Religion in All
The anti-Republican forces win have a
rally tonight in the Democrats Flambeau
club rooms David Overmyer viii be one
OF the speakers
A private telephone line is being con-
structed between the Rock Island yard
c-hee, The two local freight and the gem
eral freight offices
'eThe Knobs O. Tennessee Hal Reid
latest southern play, will be given at
Crawford tomorrow
The Republican city. central committee
I15ffo-i,9T1 20 s,il@ess -, 1ssslas ~ me ne
have the big room filled.
Justice Doster viii deliver the address to
the Washourn college graduates this year.
Seven young ladies viii graduate at
Bethany college on June 8
The regular monthly paw ron will be
allowed by the council Monday night.
The heads Of the different departments
viii make up their rolls today
An ASSOCIATION OF people calling them
selves The Euuitists.'' and headed bv
Rev Charles NJ sheldon Will start a. CO.
operative grocery store in Topeka
"A prominent Kansas City business man
says that liquor dealers of that city COM
plain Of the decrease in liquor sales for
Topeka since Mrs Nation came here
The Nlnewood railway track has been
laid across the Shunganunga river at
Ninth street The bridge is built on a
level with the surface Of the ground
NJ Johnson Of Burlington is in Topeka
Of the wholesale house on First and Crane
streets for the Farkhurst- Davis company.
Thomas Jensen of Slciddy and Miss
Edith Hockey Of White City were married
yesterday by the Rev J. A Sts-vely. pas
tor OF the North Topeka NJ E church
Just now Fred Funston can have any
tninE IN the way Of Office the state has
. give IT he wants 10 desert the army for
the uncertain field OF politics His booms
reacn as high as governor
Governor Stanley says he viii not be
1und for the unapproprEated salary of the
state employment agent The bill became
q law Dy publication today
It is said that every hack and carriage
IN the city has been engaged by the differ
ent committees for election day If the
voters DO not get out 1t VIII not be the
1au-t Of the party committees or the Com
merctal club
The state beard sof health decided at its
quarterly meeting yesterday afternoon to
back Dr. Swan in the $500 damage suit
9ccount ot quarantine and authorized him
20 fight the case
George p Ross. who was state senator