The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-31
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

The federal court win reconvene here
January 3
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin win
be at the Crawford tonight
Tax payers are still falling in line at
the county treasurer's office
Get out that set of old New Year res
olutions and polish them up.
C. A. Fellows is recuperating from
three weeks spell of sickness.
State Printer w. Y. Morgan returned
today from his Washington trip.
l. ]. Pettijohn, receiver of the Dodge
City land office has been in the city.
Mr.. Jennings is trying to make a good
finish for 1901 in the way of weather
The annual meeting of the First
Christian church will be held this even
ing
Gertrude Coghlan win be at the Craw-
ford tomorrow matinee and night in
Becky Sharp"
General Manager H. u. Nudge of the
Santa Fe has returned from his recent
trip to Colorado.
Captain Waters, of the Salvation
Army, viii speak at the Santa Fe coach
shop Thursday noon-
Knights of Pythias lodge 3S viii hold
Ri installation of officers one week from
next Saturday evening
J. z. Lattimer was admitted to the
practice of law yesterday by taking the
cath in the district court
Towards Golden Rule store and ma
chine shop was burglarized Sunday
night and some silverware stolen
Mrs. Laura z. Thorpe, police matron.
~ Sick as a result of too much hard
work in preparation for Christmas
week
J. c. Waters receives much mail adj
dressed Capt" Waters which is in
tended for the captain of the Salvation
Army.
The Saturday Night club banquet at
the National hotel tonight will be pre-
qua III uo1dsosI Tsu1oguI us 40 PSpSo
hotel parlors.
Street Commissioner Snyder Isl put
ting in a catch basin at Fourth and
Kansas avenue. which is a long needed
improvement.
President c. c. Baker of the Topeka
City railway, has returned from New
York and denies the report that the
road is to be sold
The z M. c. A. rooms will be the
scene of a New Years reception from
the city are invited
The jury in the district court will be
Assem- bled January 90 The criminal
cases viii go before the jury first and
Z. w Wellington was down from
Ellsworth yesterday and expressed his
satisfaction at the way his congression-
al boom is booming
The state executive council has de-
cided to cover the heating pipes in the
basement of the state house with as
bestos in order to save heat and fuel
Congressman Calderhead was in To-
peka last night, returning to Washing
ton from MarySville where he has been
spending the holiday recess at horne.
Judge Hazen has refused to allow
Way Townsend temporary alimony
pending the result of the divorce suit
brought by her husband, Lon Townsend
j. c. O. Morse and Senator Frank
Vincent Of Hutchinson were here yester-
day The regular annual meeting Of
the Commercial club will be held jan
The afternoon reception at the Y M.
c. A. New Years day will be for the
young men of the city and in the even
ang there Will be a gymnasium exhibit
tion.
The candy stand of w. III. Wallace, at
Sixth and Quincy street, was broken
falto and robbed Sunday night. A box
- cigars and several other articles were
There will be several watch meet
inEs" tonight that have not been for
1nallF announced. A large amount of |
red lemonade may disappear in conse- |
quence.
Clyde Miller, son of Senator H B.
Miller. who was scheduled for a speech |
at the Kansas Day banquet, has de- |
clined the invitation of the committee |
to speak
The Kansas St. Louis exposition COM |
mission will meet in Topeka on January |
10 and go from here to St Louis to Sc
lect a site for the Kansas building at |
the exposition.
The William Eberle. who figured as |
prosecuting witness in police court yes
feraays l. not the deputy county treas
MR@E or that names neither is he a rela-
tive or the otficial
Colonel Z. g Little says he knows less
about politics than anybody else in
Kansas and is giving all his time to
the preparation OF series of stories for
an eastern magazine.
J. g. F'leisch, a bookkeeper at the
house, underwent an
operation for appendicitis yesterday at
Christ hospital He viii be able to be
IT, work in a few days.
The annual meeting of the Central
congregational church will be held on
january Il The members of the church