The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-24
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

w N. Beezley. of Kinsley. is in the city.
John w. Neal is the new master of To-
peka Consistory-
russo & Hollands Ministries will be at
the Crawford tonight
The jury in the district court will COM
mence work week after next.
John Schilling is dangerously i'll at his
home at 222 Greenwood avenue
The foundation for the new Parkhurst-
Davis mercantile building is being laid
Fl. b. johnson, prominent banker of
Chickasha, J. T., was in Topeka yester-
The santa Fe has been Strengthening its
tracks between Seventh and Tenth
streets.
Ralph Cav. stenographer of the dis
this spring
The High school team defeated the Y.
NJ G. a basketball team last night by a
Bishop J; s. Mills Of Denver. VIII ad-
on the Abundant Life
Rev. D. NJ Fisk viii go to Chicago this
week to assist in the trial of a minister
named Gilman for heresy.
Frank Harrison of Auburn has an
nounced himself as a candidate for county
commissioner from the Third district.
The tent for 1.-THE Coontown 4OO,'' which
on Kansas avenue near Twelfth street
Word has been received that Mr.. and
Mrs J. f. Nissley, who are on a trip
safely
George H. Miller, of Kansas City. Kas
On the board Of the hutchinson reform
atory.
the young people of the First NJ. f.
church TO meet every Sunday at 212 kan
sas avenue.
The city yesterday received a bound
volume containing the annual reports Of
the officers and boards Of the city Of St
Paul MINI.
Andy Corbin, coIored, an inmate of the
poor farm, was adJudged insane in the
to the insane asylum
J. ". Peak. of the Topeka carpet clean
ing works. was caught in the motor shaft
and narrowly escaped death
Citizens of I.eavenworth think the name
of their city too long for spelling out It
In this city abbreviated to II worth
Rev. y. NJ. Fisk and Rev. J. T. McFar-
land will exchange pulpits next Sunday.
dist church and Mr.. Mcfarland in the
First Congrega tional church.
J. w. Allen has notified the Mckinley
reception committee that the Second
Ward Republican club is ready to as
sist in giving the reception to Mckinley
The Edison company will soon have its
monster stack on Van Buren, street re-
painted and lettered with the word ''Edi-
job bid 800 to do the work
The. members of the young peoples So
cieties Of the Topeka churches who want
sulting with Police Matron Thorpe learn
of worthy families who are in need Of
help
Otis T.. Anterior. former state treasurer.
was in from Russell last night, looking
for Senator Burton. Atherton wants to
be receiver of the Wa-Keehey land office,
and has every prospect of landing the
prize
Insurance Superintendent Church has
reversed his decision the Bankers
Union of Omaha, and renewed the com<
/ pany's license to do business in Kansas
Many of the Select Friends members
went into this association.
The city health officers report that there
are now only fifteen cases of smallpox in
the city. thirteen of which are confined
at the city detention hospital The Union
/ Pacific has ordered that all employees on
4 this division be vaccinated.
Junction City accuses Topeka Of trying
4 to hog things in making the President
visit here a big event, for fear it viii
/ eclipse AdcKinley's stop with the old sol
! dicrs at the G.. A R. encampment there
Edwin Braner. the I0-year-old boy who
I ran away from his home in IElmont last
week. has been taken to the home of an
! uncle in Eskridge- His relatives upon
/ learning that he was being taken care of
IN a Topeka family took charge of him.
/ CALDWELL the colored second baseman,
4 who played in Topeka with the State
I Normal team from EnpOTia. has re-
1 signed his position on that team. 1t is
said that feeling against him by the