The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-06
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

Ifn5S ideal day TOT Iit SHOW
Gertrude and Lottie Fry have gone to
Perry o. IT, for "a visit Of few weeks
The dust has been banished from the
streets.
hodss lawn at the east driveway
entrance
Topeka exhibitors at the Kansas City
poultry show last winter have never re-
ceived their prize awards and are raising
a righteous howl over the non-paymenr
Barbara Tauer has filed a motion in the
Bonehrake as administrator OF the estate
of Mrs. Anna Sells for $4,000
Miss Tilue zimmerman. who worked AZ
70s Kansas avenue. is not the Iillie limS
mer-nan whose marriage Was announced
in Mondays State Journal
Secretary Of State George Clark VIII
go to Oklahoma in q few DAYS To open up
the new national banks for which char
ters were secured in Washington by kan
sas politicians
Charles M Sheldon is working on the
dramatixatiOn of his book. 't4dWln Etahe- =
The drama IS to be produced TINS ran py
Washburn college students, assisted BY
some outside talent
The Woman's Missionary society of the
Central Congregational church VIII mees
Wednesday afternoon At O'Clock with
Mrs C.. NJ sheldon. 1915 Fifteenth street
Subject. Micronesia
Railroad Commissioner James N Fil1e
and Sheriff Walker OF Sherman county
will start a couple Of Implement stores
one al Hobart and the other at Auadarl1o
or Lawton- Sheriff Walker VIII resign
to take charge OF the stores
fnR. .eoncerning the rates of taxation here
and about the municipal government in
general JacksolNile LOST Inucn o. It's
taxable property in the disastrous fire o.
May 8.
The colored men who were shovelina
coal at the Santa Fe storage track east
of the shops have quit. Some of them
complained that the weights which the
company was giving them were not just.
their pay when thev wanted it. Tie men
will go to ottawa Dodge CITY and Trim
1dad. Col. To work in the coal chutes OF
the Santa Ee-
There seems to be some question as to
whether official of the city can
prove mp on an Indian Territory home~
stead and still maintain his residence ana
his official position in Topeka To prove
np on claim it is necessary to live on
the claim for six months and establish a
residence As a man can not have two
legal residences it is thought that the
homesteader would lose his title to Office
IN Topeka Among those who are think
ing some of filing on homestead is COun-
Gilman Weber. James Burgess, city as
SCISSOR. and f. B. Hogeboom, coroner.
claims
The Knights of Columbus. a beneficiary
lodge organized in Topeka within the lasr
nine months. is enjoying an exceptional
period OF prosperity and next Monday ev-
snlns Will put on class Of 80 for work
I'm the first and second degrees. The first
week Of September the officers of the
lodge Az Topeka VIII 50 to Salina to in-
that another council will be esta bIfsht-,s
at Hutchinson. At both places the T0~
Kansas City. the Topeka lodge being the
parent one of that order in this state
ney Of Topeka, a member Of the law firm
or Reuden, Ackeever & Hayden has been
knight for Kansas and will represent
this state In the national council at New
taNen. Conn. this fall 1t is expected
that a lodge viii be instituted at Atchi-
son in a short time.