The Topeka state journal., 1901-03-16
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
More than Queen" will be at the
The Methodist conference in this city
will close Monday.
r. S. Williams, of this city, is now 10
charge of the Y. M. c. A. work at OF
tawa.
LePalais Toilet CO, 11s W. 10th st /,
guaranteed to remove superhuous hair
permanently.
The women are taking a great inter
est in the election this spring. The reg
istration shows that.
The high school girls basket ball team
will play in Lawrence this evening
against the Indian girls.
Charles Graves, formerly clerk at the
Copeland hotel, and now of Oklahoma
City, is here visiting friends
The Van Buren street industrial school
has donated some nicely made clothing
to the Topeka Orphans home.
Marshall's band and the Nodocs will
take part in the opening Of the Strong
City opera house, April 10 and 20.
The w G. T. Z. will meet at the
home OF Mrs E. D. Bunker. SO West
Sixth avenue, Monday, at o'clock
Bishop John NJ. Walden, who has been
attending the Methodist conference in
this city, went to Baldwin yesterday.
The date of the appearance of the Hi
Henry minstrels at the Grand has been
changed from Wednesday to Tuesday
night.
The Ministerial union will meet at the
Y. NJ. c. A. parlors on Monday morn
ing. Rev. Hal F. Smith will read
paper
Several Topeka people are in Kansas
City today to attend the performance Of
Francis Wilson In the Monks Of Mala-
bar"
owing to the long performances at the
opera house the past two evenings, the
street cars have run until after mid
night.
Geo. M. Noble & Co. wish to call your
first page of the supplement Of todays
Journal
The FortnightIy club meets this even
ing in the law Office of Larimer, & Gar
Yer. J. D. Mcfarland tells of the Flu
ture of China"
The Orphans home board will meet
at the home of the president, Mrs J. P.
Howe. 1910 West Sixth avenue, at 8
O'Clock Monday
Twenty Junction City teachers had
d two days holiday the last of this week
and spent them in Topeka visiting the
city schools.
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs will lecture in the
First Baptist church. Kansas City, on
Sunday afternoon, on "Clinching Carrie
Nations Work"
The police have two rings and three
watch chains which were picked up on
South Van Ruren street. The owner can
have them by Identifying.
Lieut.. Governor Endicott, of Illinois,
will address the Modern Woodmen at
the Auditorium Monday There will be
a banquet at the Throop hotel.
Mrs. Isabelle French, who was di-
vorced from her husband, J. B. French,
two years ago, will be married in June
to a. wealthy resident of Chicago.
,,n1ao4sc c1oT1x af Ta
Throop, has resigned and viii take a po-
sitiol with the Kansas City Tontine IN
vestment company. He will be located II
Topeka
did not have a meeting yesterday after
noon on account of a lack of attendance.
The meeting was adjourned subject to
the call Of the chairman.
The Modern Woodmen will hold 4
meeting in the Auditorium Monday
night which will be addressed by Head
Consul NOrthcOtt. Mr.. Northcott is lieu
tenant governor of Illinois.
Judge Magaw will decide all the joint
cases now under advisement Monday.
There are 30 Of the cases. The case
against Frank Christ was dismissed
yesterday on account Of lack of evil
dence.
T. E. Mallory, of the Third Christian
church. Third and Lake streets, will
take for his subject for the morning SCI
mon tomorrow 1.-The Keys OF the King
DOM and for the evening subject, Mar
riage and Divorce"
The Central church will hold services
in its own building tomorrow as the re-
pairs are finished. The pastor, Charles
NJ Sheldon. will preach instead of Bisn-
op Walden, who Is not able to remain
for the appointment.
State Mine Inspector Keegan has rec
ommended to the governor for his three
deputies: Francis Fern. of Cherokee.
Crawford district; John Edwards, OF
Burlingame, Usage district; P. J. Braid
wood, 1eavenworth, Leavenworth dis
trict.
State Auditor Cole held up the pay
ment Of the claim of $500 to Joe Cox.
Of Lawrence, for balance due on state
house contract This claim was paid
in full four years ago. The grab this
time was really for interest on the last
payment because the warrants. were
carried for a time while there was no
money in the treasury to pay.
Land Agent-Healthy? Why. man,
there has not been a sick person out here
for yearsi
Prospective Purchaser-Tndeedl Well,
it wQuld hardly suit Benedict. How
could a fellow ever say he had been sit
ting UP with a sick friend ?-Philadel-
phia Record