The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-25
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


The election is a week from tomorrow
Charles Otis spent Sunday in Kansas
Mrs Maud Lewis is visiting at Argen-
J. T. Hanlxia was in Kansas City yes
terday.
side Tracked" comes to the Crawford
the city election is one week from to-
morrow
Potwin T. At last in the fun glare of cleo
The sheriff had no real estate sales to
make today.
The Salvation Army closed its week of
self-denial yesterday
alleys is ''rubber-necks-''
The first ice cream soda water sign of
the season has appeared
Les Miserables, Tuesday night Seats
on sale at Roehr's, % cents
Mrs. s. M. Crow of West Sixth street is
recovering from a week s illness.
The Marine band is booked to be at the
Auditorium one week from today.
The Wood brothers have at last vacated
the Hughes building on East Fourth.
The union blacksmiths completed their
organization Saturday night at the Trades
Council hall
Weather bulletin: It began to snow at
O'clock this morning and showed min
ute and p seconds.
The Topeka howlers lost to the. Law
score of 2,162 to 224S.
Yesterday was the beginning of the con-
ference year for Methodist ministers of
the Kansas conference
E. F. Martin. a postofhce inspector. has
moved here from Joplin. Mo-, and will
live here in the future.
Don't forget that the most important
thing at the city election IS the passage
of the Santa Fe shop extension prOpos1t1o-
The Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile COM
pany is opening a branch establishment in
Emporia- with J. c. Patterson of that
city as manager.
The Topeka girls basket ball team was
defeated at Lawrence Saturday by the
a game to it's credit
The Republicans will have a mass meet
ing in the Auditorium next Friday even
ing The city central committee is work.
ing hard to make 1t a success.
When the election is over, the janitor
gineer's force may get to work and earn
the money the city is paying them.
Street tcomImissioner snyder vii sell the
which was condemned in order to open
K1stler street The sale Will be public
and will be held March 30.
Julius Snattinger, who recently left the
firm Of the Continental Shoe and Cloth
commercial salesman for the Bonn Shoe
company of Kansas City He will travel
in Wyoming and Montana
The Knights and Ladies of Security di-
reetory Of Topeka has made its appear
ments Of the lodge and was compiled by
w G. Parker and Clayton Wallace, and
contains about ZOO names.
Representative w. G. Millar of Barber,
who has been in the city for some time
hoping that railroad commissioner light
ming might strike him, has sold his big
Hereford cattle ranch, near Medicine
Lodge. to eastern Kansas parties
F. G. CrowelI. receiver of the Atchison
National bank, has fled suit in the United
States court against Richard H Nelson,
Sarah Nelson and the First National bank
of Atchison to recover on two notes One
Of the notes is for $3.50 and the other for
$500
Miss Madeline Southland will break into
the 1ecturing business by delivering an
address at a temperance meeting to be
held at Caldwell tonight Miss Southland
gained a reputation by being at Mrs. Ma
TONS elbow on her original joint smash
ing tour in this city.
Bert Lewis went to Denver today, where
he has accepted the position organist
at the Plymouth Congregational church.
Mr.. Lewis has been for several years con-
nected with the Z. B. Guild music store
and IS well known in Topeka and in music
circles both locally and in the neighbor-
ing cities.
Rev. J. D. Countermine.- pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, spoke last
evening on the topic Some Thoughts
smyrna" This is. the first of series
of twelve talks which Dr. Countermine
will give on his trip. through southern
Europe. Special music was given last
night by q male chorus.