The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-11
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

J. W. Goings was in Kansas City yes
terday.
c. NJ Merriam was in Kansas City on
business yesterday
Ray winn, son Of H J. Winn. is recov-
ering from scarlet fever.
There are thirty cases set for hearing
next week in the district court
A Jensen, from Manhattan. is now fore
man of the Continental creamery plant.
Mrs. George Jackson of 17o6 Topeka ave-
npe suffered a paralytic stroke this morn
ing.
Judge Aikman Of the Greenwood-Bu Butler
judicial district is in the city on legal bush
The Rev. Robert B. Evatt of Junction
City win preach in Unity church next
The sieet which stin clings to the side
walks makes pedestrianism dangerously
uncertain.
c. H O'Nen Is recovering from typhoid
fever at his home at SO4 Greenwood ave-
nue., Potwin-
The physicians report 2 great deal Of
a case of the grip
Tt is stated that the Strauss Vienna or
ehestra will appear here whether herr
Strauss is sick or not.
Watson's orchestra and Schubert's string
quartette play both matinee and night at
the Crawford tomorrow.
Sleighing has been excellent for the past
will so remain until Sunday.
Francis Leroy and Marie Theresa. Jack
home 170e Topeka avenue.
=. H. March, who has been quite sick
street, is much improved.
W. N Beezley is spending few days
at his home in K3nsiey during the adj
journment Of the legislature.
club arrived YESTERDAY. The club wiz
wear these buttons to Washington.
Senator Fred Dumont Smith ana son
Eustace are visiting at their home in
Klnsley during Saturday and Sunday.
Evangelist Potter wiz give his lecture
night at the First Presbyterian church.
The sale of seats for the wilbur Kirwin
Opera company opens at the Srawford
box office Saturday morning at o'clock
The Turner's will give show in Turner
acts act. and is entitled ''The Waanderer's Re-
The performances of the Wilbur-Kirwin
Opera company next week VIII begin at
8 o'clock on account of the long pro-
Again it is reported that work win be
commenced on the Kansas ,City-Lopeka
something of a joke
Only one association is in convention in
this city today, The others to the NUM-
gates have returned home.
George Cole Of Los Angeles lectures to-
the use Of colored lantern slides.
The Rev A. NJ Reynolds who has been
sick for several weeks. is improved aud
Westminster church next Sunday.
Jersey Williams was arrested yester-
day by the police. It was Williams semi
annual visit to Topeka as he travels be-
tween New York and San Francisco.
A number Of the members Of the legis-
lature have visited the poultry show and
seem to take as much interest in the
chickens as they do in the legislature.
The police have added NJ. Kelly. Mike
Waggoner, James Wiley and George
Klauer to the list of joIntists who have
been pulled within the last twenfy-four
hours.
What with four state conventions. the
opening of the legislature and the nuner-
Gus officeseekers in the city at the same
time Topeka, has had quite gay time
the past week
Charles Kane, who is up fer the 500th
time. perhaps, for hitting the bowl OF
barleycorn" too much. scared the police
yesterday by breaking out like small
pox patient. He had only rash.
tsO'Hooiigan's wedding company can
ce1ed its date at the Crawford Opera house
for tomorrow and q matinee and night