The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-10
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

The city schools open a week from to-
day.
T. T. Carver is in salina attending
court.
d. A. Clements was in Kansas City
yesterday.
Cliff Dodge is a saIina boy here to
enter Washburn.
"Finnegan's Ba1r' will be at the
Crawford tonight.
The jury will commence work in the
district court next Monday.
Mrs James Mullen of North Topeka
is visiting in Kansas City
The cash fines collected at the police
station Monday amounted to SIS.
E. F. Plats has returned to Emporia
after brief visit with his family here.
1t is extremely dangerous to make re-
marks of anarchistic nature in Topeka.
Cy Leland says the way to punish
Czo1gosz is to kill him with hard labor.
E. j. Shakeshaft, chief clerk in the
passenger offices of the Santa F'e, is in
Omaha.
Miss Alice Barnett, Of Emporia. has
taken a position as nurse in Stor1nont
hospital
John s. switzer went to St. Joe to-
day on business connected with a loan
company receivership-
Phil Fox, son Of Adjutant General
S. NJ. Fox, has entered the senior class
at Dartmouth college.
Clifton Dodge. Guy Delay,an Claude
Allen Of Salina. arrived in Topeka yes
terday to attend Washburn-
The Washburn college wagon now
makes regular trips from the trains to
the college, loaded with trunks.
w. 7. Morgan dropped into the Bios
som House last night at Kansas City,
but Senator Burton wasn't there.
Miss Nina Edwards, of Topeka, has
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White Earth, MIMI Indian school.
Miss Lille Nicon of Tyler street has
gone to Muskogee, I. T., where she is to
take a position in a millinery store.
Harve Wheeler, the North side joint
list, who mistook an advertising agent
for a spotter, paid $50 for his mistake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wardell, Of Sa-
lima, who have been visiting friends in
Topeka, returned to their home yester-
day.
A. E. Lawrence. the man who con-
Quoted a fake commission house in To-
pelza, has been arrested at Rocky Ford,
Col.
Miss Grace Noble. Of this city has
gone to Abilene to begin work in her
position as teacher in the Abilene high
school.
Atchison finds fault with Mrs. Digs
because she wrote to their city clerk
asking for information about woman's
suffrage.
The rain this morning made people
sleep 50 soundly that restaurant keep
ers had some difficulty in getting meat
for seven O'Clock breakfasts.
Frank farrell finds that James
Hickey is the Oldest resident Of To-
peka. Hickey settled here December 4,
1854 before the town was named.
Miss Maud Rodgers. of Abilene, came
college. Mrs. Coggeshall, Miss Rodgers
amt acc0Tnpanipd her here
Irvine DooIittIe Of Kansas City has
been called to New York by the sick
ness of his brother. He was formerly
manager of the Hotel Throop.
An asylum car broke down near Sixth
avenue and Clay street, and the pas
sengers had to change cars for the
metropolis in the rain this morning.
Abe Steinberg was in Mankato a day
or two last week. looking for location
for a store. He was quite favorably
impressed with Mankato, says a Man
kato paper
No wonder the state officers get away
from the state house as much as pos
sible now. They have Fred Vande-
grift's reason 10 fall back on: ITO
much noise
Deputy Bank Commissioner Albright
installed a new $4,000 state bank at
Bentley kas. today. Another $4,000
bank is ready to start at Milan, sum
ner county
The Grand Lodge Knights OF Honor,
have been granted the use Of the coun-
ell chamber for September Is. They
viii hold a meeting Of delegates on that
date.
Atohison Globe: Mrs. J. F. Wood
house. Mrs. Grace Jones and Miss Myra
Harwi Will go to Topeka tomorrow to
attend a convention of the Episcopal
church.
There win be 1921 25 cent seats at the
Banda Rosa engagement and 1,199 so
cent seats. This is for the evening con-
certs. At the matinees all the seats wili
be Is cents.
". G. Chaffee, who was sued by his
wife. Rena G. Chaffee. for alimony,
filed suit in the district court Monday
afternoon asking for divorce. He
asks the custody of their child.
Rev. E. w Allen has retired from the
pastorate of the Methodist church at
Solomon and the ministry, on account
of poor health. and comes to Topeka to
live. He has two sons here, Rev. J. ?.
Allen and Clyde Allen, the grocer.
The Valley Falls Vindieator stopped
its press Friday. and hoped of on the
wrong foot. 1t told its readers that
President Mckinley died within an