The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-26
sNAP sHOTs "a HOME NEWS

The city council VIII meet next Monday
saline has ava cases Of smallpox under
quarantine.
The registration yesterday was 2.OS2 men
and $40 women.
The -Elkz recently made donation to
Mrs Jane Short
"A Hole in the Ground" will be at the
Crawford tonight
The Santa Fe club has endorsed J. s.
Warner for mayor
Mrs. Nation is today publishing the
Peoria, ILL.,, Journal.
Former Senator W. A. Pener has gone
to Washington, D. G.
The Topeka Choral society win meet to-
night at go Kansas avenue.
The Cudahy I Ra:elkiing company opens its
The county jail is no longer a place of
any Importance. since Mrs. Nation left.
Chief Stahl has one trait that is not
found in most people-he IS ever obliging.
An amateur play will be given at the
night.
The office Of the commissioner Of cleo
tons is open until o'clock at night for
registration.
The Home Defenders. now wear a little
button with the words "A Home De-
fender on the face.
Mr.. Troutman says he didn't Mr.. War
H Heu ana one1 ana faks vor eS So 11c ray
H. 9. Isarimer gives the first of a series
Of three LECTURES on Domestic Relations
It is possible that the famous Marine
band may visit Topeka after all. Nego-
tiations to that end are under way.
The state oratorical contest will be held
at Ottawa Friday night. A large delega-
ton of Washburn students will attend.
Canon Byweter VIII give a ten-minute
address each day during the Lenten SerV-
parlors.
Pratt County Union: J. W. f. Hughes,
peka, met the home defenders and got
skinned.
The case against Chamberlain. the
bucket shop man, for enbezziement from
JUDGE y L. Furry, Is set for trial In the
Charles A. Gardner Of Topeka was APP
pointed grand sword bearer Of the Ma
ing in Wichita last week.
A McLouth paper says: r. A. Ham
bought q 154-aere tract near Grantville
paying about 5000 for the same
Here's a good motto for the coming city
peka and a consistent, clean man for
mayor This does not mean Hughes.
The office of the commissioner of cleo
tons at the city hall will be open until
8 o'clock each evening this week, thus
giving ample time for people to register.
The case against the Rev. F. w. Elmer
son for resisting an officer and carrying
weapons was continued in the police
court yesterday until March at o'clock.
In the police court yesterday AFTERNOON
one Of the female Joan Of Arc crusaders
lists wear; they really look quite decent"
w. X. Lindemuth. a travelling agent
has been confined to his room at the Ma
honal hotel for two days with grip Mr.
Lindemuth was formerly theatrical
man.
Albert Olson, George Bartell and VIII
liam Mitchell of the Santa Fe machine
shop left this morning for Leayenworth
TO attend the grand lodge OF the A O.
F. NJ Clark says that the family of ]
NJ Mcmillan of 125 North Quincy street
is in destitute condition. Mr.. Mcmillan
has been confined to his bed for eleven
weeks.
Wade Moore, who played such fast foot
ball for Washburn last year, will not play
with Washburn again this year He has
been signed to play with a southern base
ball league team.
Crook Wright viii have to stop shin
ing boots long enough Friday to have his
second trial in the district court along
with his pal, Pearly'' Atkinson. on the
charge of highway robbery.
The young ladies' of the First Congrega-
tional church willlpresent tomorrow even
ing 1.-The Spinsterss Return" sequel to
The Old Maids Convention" which was
SO successfully given by them a year or
two ago.
Two years ago J. w. f. Hughes OPP
mayor of Topeka he changed his posi-
ton. Still there are a few progressive
by him.
The next number of the union lecture
course viii be the lecture by Ernest
Seton-Thompson. The subject Of the lee
ture will be given sometime during the
early part of March
The State Journal has received the fol- |
lowing communication from Pasadena |
Joints by keeping Mrs. Nation in jail; but
the authorities think they can They |
cannot put the army Of GOD in jail. They
cannot keep us from praying for more de- /
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