The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-13
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

LLe DOnQeQ Indebtedness or shawnee
county amounts to $3.50. 600.
John A Daley has returned from a
/ visit with relatives in Kentucky
The sanitary department has fumigat-
ed 2lz houses since Lass September
&. A. Love has improved his residence
at Thirteenth and Van Buren, streets.
Washburn college campus is nearly
covered with little lakes since the rain.
The new First Cumberland Presbyter-
ian church at Potwin on Fifth street cost
1904.
The Aubrey Stock company closes a
weeks engagement at the Crawford to-
night
The condition of Mrs. ]. M. Padgett
who is sick at her home is still very
serious
The Andrews Opera company win sing
Martha" at the Crawford Monday
night.
TIE Jordan woman who took carbolic
acid at the police station yesterday will
recover.
a. NJ. Ward. pastor of the A NJ. z.
church. will preach in Kansas City,
Kai'.. Sunday.
Gibraltar Drug Co, s2s Kansas ave
nue.. are selling gold fish, Two for
quarter. including globe.
The w. G. T. Z. will meet in the par
Tor of the First Christian church on Mon
day at o'clock in the afternoon.
The prisoners at the city jail have
the was no rock for them to break.
H. u. Nudge and c. +. Resseguie of
the Santa F'e returned from week
spent on a western trip this afternoon.
The basket ball season has nearly end
ed. Only few more games between To-
cal teams will be played at the Y. M. q.
A.
Grand Commander Bestor G. Brown
of Topeka has been in FL Dorado to hold
a special meeting of the X. p. commaE-
derry officers.
The baseball grounds were in such bad
shape at Washburn today that the game
with the State Normal was postponed
till next Wednesday.
Foresters Of Sunfower camp 5s6 M. w.
A viii give their last dance Of the sea-
son Tuesday evening, April 16, at lO4
and 706 Kansas avenue.
Company II, K. N. G., from Lawrence,
will come to Topeka July 4 at the in
vitation OF the Topeka company and
take part in the days celebration
Mrs. r. NJ. Roblee returned yesterday
from a trip to FL Paso. with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. L. M. Brock They have
taken rooms at No. 211 East Seventh
street.
The Fortnfghtly club meets next Tues
day at the law office of Carver & Lari-
mer The paper for that evening will be
on ''N1eteorOlogy' and is prepared by J.
B. Larimer.
Rev. Mr.. J. D Mcfarland will address
the young mems meeting at the Y. NJ.
G. A. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
on the subject of TOO Many Hypocrites
in the Church"
The streets are in bad shape and viii
be worse unless the weather clears lorg
enough for the street force to get out
and do some work besides repairing
crossings and bridges
Charles Daley, a Topeka young man.
is telegraph editor of the Louisville
Courier-JournaL He is a son of John a.
Daley Of the engineers department at
the Santa Fe general offices.
Governor Stanley will give a condi-
tional pardon to Lulu Cash in the pen
itentiary for holding up a man near
Ottawa. She has been offered employ
ment in the family of Charles Ridgway.
The Kansas Christian Ministerial in
stitute will meet ut Herineton Apri. 16
to IL. DR. Herbert l.. NVillett Of the m
iversity Of Chicago will deliver a course
Of six lectures Rev. F. w. Emerson IS
a officer.
Owing to a collision between a wagon
being driven by one of Heinz's drivers
and the mail cart of Mail Carrier S. B.
Willis. the latter suffered an injury
which has kept him at home for the past
two weeks
Mayor Hughes has been asked to ap-
point two delegates at the Association Of
Charities and Corrections which meets
in Washington this summer but he can
not appoint any one while the injH2c-
ton IS on
George w. Martin, secretary Of the
State Historical society. is after the edi-
tors of Kansas again for completing the
fund for e memorial tablet for Judge F.
G. Adams. There is but $87 on hand
toward the $160 necessary
w J. Healy, Willard N. Hall and I.
r. Wyatt want Twelfth street paved
with brick between Harrison and Van
Buren, They are circulating a petition
to that effect which will be presented at
the next council meeting.
lectures to the Y. NJ c. A. law class
Monday night. The subject of his lee
lures is ''Torts." The second lecture viii
be on Monday night, April %. and the
third on Monday night, April 29.
State House Engineer A. Mooney and
Architect John Stanton were out yester-
day and today inspecting the houses
from which the governors mansion will
be selected Mooney objected to walking
and the executive council provided
carriage
The mid-month meeting of the minis
terlal union will be held at 10 a. M,
pariors. DR.. Fisk will read the paper,
the subject being, THE Use and Misuse
Of ne Lantern in the Presentation of
Truth in Church..
The Aubrey Stock company played
Turned Up at the matinee this after
noon. When James K. Hackett first
Travelled over the country at the head OF
a company and at the foot of the star s
ladder. he played Turned Up" ard
played it in Topeka That was several
years ago.
Mrs. Lodther, Who lives at SIT Leland
street, wants music pupils Mrs. Thorpe
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