The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-12
SNAP SHOTS AT HUME NEWS


The county commissioners met today
Charles Adams has returned from New
York
J. R. Hankla is in Hot Springs. Ar
kansas
The jury has been discharged in the
district court
James sproat joined the U. C T Sat
urday night.
d. p. Paxton and ]. O'Connors have
returned from New York.
The new street cars are being fitted
with curtains on the doors
Warren M. Crosby has returned from
a business trip to New York
Drs. tombstone and Walsh may again
locate in Topeka
The police are looking for man who
has been passing forged checks
W. ". Mills is able to be at his store
a few hours each day on crutches-
One Topeka street car conductor uses
a fountain pen in making out reports
The Jays Of Sloan lodge viii have
meeting Thursday night at the Masonic
.-Ths Sorrows OF Satan will be at the
Crawford tonight by VIM. a Brady
Eugene Ware is expected to lecture
before the school teachers at Wichita
March IS
Col Dunlap. Of the New York Nercan-
tile, is able to be at his post again after
O. siege Of sickness
The sale Of seats for the engagement
OF Blanche Walsh Friday and Saturday
commences tomorrow.
March win search. April will try. May
viii tell YOU whether you live or die.
Old adage 1000 years old.
March wind and May sun makes
clothes white and maidens dun T. :
weather bureau second book Of proverbs
The stock Of Louis Charoxhas. better
known as Louie the Greek. IS being sold
% satisfy a judgment held by Joseph
Reed.
The T. A. A. billiard room is being
moved from the second to the first floor
Of the Masonic building The second floor
VIII be vacated by the club
Colonel Sidney c. Cooke. OF Herring
ton. Is out as a candidate for the place
as minority member Of the board of
railroad commissioners. He Is 8 Demo-
crat-
The Aid society OF the First Baptist
church Will meet at the residences OF
Mrs c. f. Eldridge SIS JEFFERSON street.
Wednesday. March Is, and every We'd
nesday until their fair in April
When asked If he intended to crow
over the nomination Of Hughes. ]. Willis
Gleed said: II shall wait iii we are
out Of the woods" Whether he meant
the tail timber OF the Woods brothers,
1Ointists, he did not state
The sale OF seats for the engagement
OF James K Hacketr commenced this
morning and by $50 so members had
been given out. Hackett who IS a star
or the nrSt magnitude will have one of
the largest houses OF the season at the
Crawford
Governor Stanley, with a Penerian
crop Of Whiskers. and Mrs Nation with
her Ratchet, were the principals in A
strenuous amateur sketch presented at
the Crpheum Saturday night accord
Ing to the report Of a Kansas city paper.
John W Stout county superintendent
or public instruction. is talking of NOV
ing 10 Wichita. The FVfchita papers say
because the education facilities Of that
city are superior to any other In the
state. That will be news to sone. people.
The sale of the Douthitt tract for the
second time. which was to have been
made by Sheriff Cook al ths court house
yesterday was called or by q legal
move OF the attorneys for the plaintiff.
l. ID Corse Of Lawrence bought the
property for SIS 600 but it was a bad bar
gain and the land will be resold
L H Jansen. a mining engineer Of
Soiorado Springs. IS here looking into
kansas labor laws. He says they have
many difficulties in Colorado and their
state department OF labor suffers in its
eInclency because the appointment OF
tne commissioner is vested with the
governor.
SYLVAN Kline. the jointizt who sup
ported Col Hughes for mayor is re-
ceiNlng ngratulations. Yesterday at
supper time IN a restaurant Sylvan
Kline and J. Willis Gleed we're eating
supper. Kline went over to Csleed and
shook hands with him '.vV.. won > said
Kline IN gleeful manner. we did,
replied Gleed.