The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-09
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

H. d. Martin is in Garrett on legal
business.
The chicken show stin continues at the
There are four conventions in session in
Topeka today
Repairs are stiH in progress on the fed
eral building.
The ground was covered with a fine
sleet this morning.
James H. Devlin has been appointed
fireman for the postoffice.
Charles Finch, editor Of the Lawrence
Journal. was in the city today.
The prizes offered by the poultry asso>
citation aggregate about $780,
Samuel Neal aged T. has been sent from
the poor farm to the Reform school
The employees of the city building have
presented Mayor Drew with a SIS leather
The woman, May Stanton, arrested for
running a disorderly house was fined $50
and the inmates $25-
The. membership Of the Central Congre-
gatfona1 church has increased from 213 to
So in the last year.
The disappointed ofdceseekers viii re-
turn home, now that all the legislative
positions have been filled.
Boarding houses are reaping a harvest
1t is almost impossible to secure a place
at any of the best houses
Three hundred and fifty people Toasted
at the Central Congregational annual
church supper last night
William Vernon of Larned is clerk for
r y. Smith. chairman of the judiciary
committee of the senate
DR.. D. NJ. Fisk. who was to lecture at
Washburn college this evening, is i'll and
there VIII be no lecture
The sale of seats for the Strauss con-
cert at the Grand Opera house January
16 commenced this morning.
Senator Mcmillan and wife are living at
the corner of Tenth and Harrison streets,
IN the Manspeaker residence
@. P. Updegraff of Topeka will read a
paper before the National Live Stock as
ISOLATION in Salt Lake City next week
Officer s. NJ. Hall has been appointed
jaler by Chief Stahl to fill the vacancy
made by the resignation of Jailer Grubbs-
The law school at Lawrence will cele-
brate John Marshall day H. c. Sluss
Of Wichita will deliver the address to the
It is difficult work moving from one end
Of the Copeland lobby to the other at
ticians.
Washburn. students are wearing large
blue background. They are the same style
of button as is used at Yale
The Countess Wachtmeister. who lee
tured in this city theosOphy. has gone
to Denver, where she viii give a few
lectures before going to San Francisco
George D. Cole, d. D., archaeo1ogist,
Will give stereopticon lecture at the
high school Friday night, the proceeds to
be devoted to the athletic club fund.
The Fortnightly club met last night in
the law office Of Larimer 4 Carver in the
Columbian building; w A. Johnston read
a paper on our Relations With China
President Holmans annual address to
the Comm club will be made this
evening IT is not long and embraces
the past year.
Tom O'Conner, sheriff of Lyon county,
was in the Copeland lobby yesterday get
ting acquainted with the men he win ask
to help pass the legislation asked for by
the State Sheriffs association.
The Republican Flambeau club win
have a meeting tonight at the clubrooms
and all members. active, associate and adj
in regard to the proposed Washington
trip will be brought up.
Sam Gardenhire, formerly of Topeka,
rtt.Ia
December 30 relative to the New World
Wonders" The Topeka men seem to cut
a certain amount of ice in the metropolis
of these United States.
The following were last night elected
officers Of the Central Congregational :
church. p. H Forbes and H G. Bow
man, trustees; W. G. Magaw, clerk; NJ.
A Pond and A. G.. Earruth, deaconss Mrs.
W. H. Holmes, deacouess.
The afternoon services Of the union re-
vfval meetings will be held each day at
230 o'clock in the First Presbyterian
church instead Of in the different churches
heretofore announced. The evening
meetings are crowded and increased inter
est is being manifested and many are be-
ing converted.
Sheriff Thomas O'Connor of Emporia is
in Topeka today business connected
with the State Sheriffs' association, of
which organization he is president. A
meeting has been called for January Is
at 10 o'clock in this city, to be held in
the court house, at which time new Of
fcers viii be elected.