The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-18
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The city council meets next Monday
night
The EllSz. annual beneht WIN be Febru-
Judge Z T. Clark is suffering with grip
Mrs, AdeiIne S. Newberry has returned
from visit in Springfield. Mo.
The union revival services viii Be held
Sunday night at the Auditorium.
Pei, Police Matron s Tsh7orpe secured homes for
Harry Bone, assistant United States at
torney, was in Atchison yesterday.
The County Clerks association has
closed two days convention in Topeka
No building permits have been issued
this Week. which Is something rare IN To-
The elevator in the federal building
broke down yesterday. No one was in
H H Embry. general freight agent Of
cago.
g. W. Alexander general agent for the
peka today.
Gilbert Hubbard viii tell of the work Of
the Royerofters" at the high school to-
The Rev T. II. Gourley of North To-
peka and Miss Lizzie Mem of Soldier were
married today.
piavolo' at the Crawford last night and
viii sing The Royal Mildly tonight.
Local Goa. dealers are complaining that
because of the sickness of so many miners
at Usage City a scarcity of coal results.
Topeka now has delicaey heretofore
Kansas avenue sells fresh mushrooms.
The company which win present "A
benefit is rehearsing several times a week.
Miss Abbie Anderson has sold her resi-
dence property at 204 Greenwood avenue
To- to J. W Tucker. The sale price was So
Malcolm Garrard will represent wash
burn at the state oratorical contest at OF
ary p e. ne contest "'a Ds hela on 'ano-
The Wilbur irwin company will pre-
sent The Chimes of Normandy" Satur-
bonds
Postmaster John Guthrie has been ap-
mittee Of the National Postmasters' as
ISOLATION.
The Santa Fe reports the weather as
being generally cold. In the Panhandle.
the coolest place reporting. the mercury
registered 4 degrees above. At Chilli
cothe, H., 1t stood Is above.
The will of Christopher Chase, late of
day Chase died several Years 1- ago Ieav-
ing considerable landed property. His
widow is the principal legatee.
The sale Of seats for Howard Gould in
Crawford box office this morning Faust
Shenandoah" Monday morning.
Poor Commissioner Hale, who looks out
rushing business this winter, while Mrs
'lnorpe the police matron, says her sup
plies for the poor are about exhausted
There will be a children's meeting at the
First Methodist church Saturday after
noon at o'clock Mr.. Potter, the evan
gelIst, viii address the meeting and Mr..
Bilhorn viii sing Children under Is years
are urged to come.
The Topeka Elks went to Atchson last
evening TO organize lodge at that place.
They were Joined by a few at Lawrence
and Kansas City lodge assisted in the
organization. The train left over the
Santa Fe at 8 o'clock.
Miss Pearl Dumenn of 1924 Clay street
has been selected by the W. c. T. U. to
assist Mrs Thorpe in organizing and
maintaining Loyal Temperance Legion
bands among the children of the city The
association viii give a. reception to the
bands some time in March.
Atchison gets David Belaseo's Naughty
Anthony and Madam Butterfly with
Chas- E. Evans as the star. and The
Founders" with Thomas Q. Seabrooke as
the star They have not been cited for
Topeka Both are large companies and
it is strange that Atchison should get
them, while they pass Topeka BY.