The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-23
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

A L Brooke. is putting in large nur-
sery north OF town
Representative Charles Harris of En-
porfa- is in the city today.
The number OF gardens in Topeka has
increased perceptibly Of late
General Supt- G. T. Resseguie viii go to
Chicago on business tomorrow
., Teachers examinations yin be held
K u plays baseball with Washburn at
the ball park Wednesday at o'clock
W F. Weber. Win Eberle and F. c.
treasurer
A Reinisch. the city landscape gardener.
Gage park.
Dr.. G. c. Pritchard has returned from
Indianapolis. where he purchased team
OF fancy horses.
RUSSO & Hollands minstrels will give a
Crawford tomorrow
Politicians keep coming in to meet Sen
ator Burton, and Senator Burton keeps
giving Topeka the marble heart
Coontown 900 q colored show, viii be
at Twelfth and Kansas avenue
The awnings are being placed at the
earnest.
on the railroads for the past few days.
opened up today. this being homeseekers'
Tuesday.
Hubert Labadie- and his company played
last night in a creditable manner to only
a fair audience
Attorney General A a. GODDARD went TO
Clay Center last night to attend the lay
court house today.
George Burghart has ordered an auto
nopHe 1or delivery purposes. It VIII pc
here in about three weeks. and is to be
operated by gasoline
Bert Lucas has made his formal an
Under Sheriff Hal Williams and G. W.
Belts will also be candidates
City Clerk Squires has filed a state
the position he now holds. IL is s4s 3.
City Treasurer Hale's expenses were 81.
The state officers are going on a fishing
sas, next week. at the invitation OF Tax
Commissioner Kenna, of the frisco road
Jerome Mowers, Of Silver Lake. was
thrown from cart Saturday and was
picked up in an unconscious condition.
and bit him
Edward Wilder is trying a system Of
sub-lrrlgation on his parking He is
of ten inches and with an open seam so
that the water may pereolate through
Repre- sentative Robert Dougherty came
up from Newton last evening. bringing
mis- aspirations for the poStmaSteT ship in
case Of the appointment of judge Peters
as pension commissioner along with him.
IT, B. Cserow is getting his office in the
state house in readiness for his work
plications for harvest hands are already
coming in, and Mr. Gerow is favorable to
the railroads for harvest hands to come
on from the east.
Governor. Stanley. spent a couple Of
hours hearing the rival claims of Thomas
). TreadWay and H. G. Steward for the
reward for the arrest of Tom Ramsey.
who was recently given a life sentence in
Nemaha county for the murder of his
mother. Laura Ramsey The governor has
taken the matter under Amusement
Secretary T. E Stephens. of the State
Temperance union, will retire from the
position of secretary at the end of this
month He viii be succeeded by A D.
Wilcox. one of the field workers of the
association Mr.. Wilcox viii have charge
of the work only during the summer. as
il is his wish to then resume his work
outside.
The city library has received from the
government three volumes of a publica
ton entitled The Philippine Archi-
pelagO. The first two contain all the
data that it has been possible for the
Jesuit fathers to collect concerning the
islands, and are written in the Spanish
language The third is an atlas of the
group of islands The first and second
volumes are copiously illustrated.
Divine Healer Schlatter," who went
from Topeka to Wichita, met with q
rather chilly reception at the latter place.
On his opening night about twenty-five
people assembled at the hail to hear him.
He declared the lecture of, and told the
audience that their money would be re-
funded to them at the box office. He was
served very little better in Topeka Kan
sas people are not easy after all.