The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-14
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

yesterday.
New bicycles are appearing with new
| styles of co1ors-
/ Way Down East will be at the Craw-
| ford next Wednesday.
The April term of the district court be-
gins two weeks from Monday
A mosaic floor is being laid on the third
| floor Of the federal building
William Sears and Representative Ed
| Killing OF Lawrence are IN Topeka
Senators James Allen and F. Dumout
Smith left yesterday for California
This week the district court has dis
posed of tWenty-seven divorce cases.
/ Because She Loved Him So will be
at the Crawford a week from tonight.
Il you believe in Greater Topeka. regis
/ shops.
Spring moving has commenced q little
early. but in time for the spring house
A keg Of. ten pounds of shad arrived in
Topeka q few days ago by express with
Another woman book agent has struck
town with a book which rs a real edu-
cation IN itself
The Aubrey stock COMPANY win return
to Topeka for. a weeks engagement at
the Crawford in April.
The Jossey Stock company will play a
two nights engagement at the Crawford
the latter part of next week
Coon hunts are being talked Of for the
don't know when to hunt 'coons
Hi Henry's MINISTRIES are coming to the
Grand Opera. house next Tuesday night.
The band gives an automobile parade.
There are as many drunken men as
usual on the street at night. If the joints
are not running, where do they get It?
Eugene Ware will lecture in Wichita
next ae Mqqnday evening under the auspices
James X. Hackett will be at the Craw-
ford tonight IN 1.-THE Pride of Jennico''
He has not been seen in Topeka for six
years.
W r. Honnel. United States Indian
agent, from Jackson county, was here
yesterday attending the sale of Indian
The Pittsburg GOAL congress celebration
was continued IN Topeka last night as the
celebrates went through on their way
If there is anything in the old adage
March comes in like lion and goes
out like lamb" then quiet weather is
All the council committees are rushing
their work IN order to clean up all bush
come in.
The shouting Methodists'' who are in
eon f. assembled IN Topeka have not
of the village.
Six divorces In the district court and
Yea, verify do the wheels Of the courts
grind against each other.
start pretty soon The fans sai in SnoIle
any kind of ball this season
The billiard room of the T. A A. will |
be combined with the gymnasium and /
several tables will have to be dispensed I
with on account of the lack of room.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Waterman left to- /
day for Kansas City, where they will |
will be employed in a savings bank.
Mrs, Nation failed to fill her lecture
She had been asked to take part in the /
mayor fight down there.
The Washburn college students will re-
Saturday night, giving it at shorey for
the benefit of the athletic fund.
AZ, Elmer e F. uriei a recently returned SOL
pointed substitute carrier on three rural /
delivery routes running out of Topeka.
committee tonight to discuss the water
works question The committee seems to
have been sleeping for the past three
months
While in Arkansas city during the past
handsome subscription for the new rector
OF that parish who will take charge there
There is talk of spelling the beautiful
deslgn for the new Sumner school by
with artistic sense ought to rise IN and
save IL. That is a poor way TO economic.
special meeting of the Sons of the
Saturday afternoon at O'clock. Every
member IS requested to be present, as
the meeting.
The state charter. board has issued a
Clay Center. capital SIS. 900. F. B FNi II
lington p. p. Kehoe, O.. L. Steele, G. w.
rectors.
Rick Bradshaw and John Long, colored.
were arrested yesterday. evening. charged
officer Hutton election day. This makes
six men who have been arrested on this
John F. Switzer of Topeka has been an
and Land company Mr. Switzer is a
lawyer and his new duties do not require
that he must know anything about al
The programme of the Unity club Fri
day evening consists of a reading by Mrs
"A Talk 't on Historical Now Now
els, II; G; Larimer; vocal solo, Mrs
w. L. Holcomb, who has been a clerk
IN the off1ce Of State Labor Commissioner
Lee Johnson for the past two years. will
for the PonnIist state q Gen.
tral Committee during the campaign
Frank ]. Thomas Of Atchison was done
Yesterday" is what Kansas City paper
ably a misprint and meant for down.
but done" says Topeka man, more
people who go to Jimmy Mannings town.
The legislature passed bill providina
that all telephone companies doing bust
sessed by the county assessors of the
lol Apply to Iopeza or any telephone sys- I
en- that extends beyond the confines of
Bee Adams was before the police court
.esterday afternoon on the charge of sell
az ag0F fhat The witness t abgal1lst Adams
violence to secure a conviction and the
Iittorney for Adams at once asked for a {
lsI1alssa4 on the ground that the supreme
curt had held that such evidence could !
lnder advisement until Saturday morning.
FOR ANOTHER.
Topeka Manager Trying to Get Las
Vegas Opera II ouse I
The following is from the Las Vegas,
7; M Record:
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