The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-28
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


The annual music recital viii be held az
Washburn Wednesday night
Repairs are being made on the asphalt
pavement on West Eighth avenue
Forgiven viii be presented by the
Ferris Comedians at the Crawford to-
night
The Ferris Comedians will present We
Tns Of Tennessee Tuesday night az the
Crawford.
the company presenting the E1ks' a
Night In Bohemia viii rehearse every
night this week
4. NJ. Harrison win deliver an address
az the midwinter reunion Or the Sc9ttlsn
Rite Masons at Guthrie, Okla, danu-
airy 81.
s. a. stonebraker has been appointed
as 8 justice OF the peace TO succeed Lewis
Haas in Palmyra township, Douglas
county.
Mrs. Nations descent on the joints Sat
urday night was almost the sole topic OF
conversation on the trains and IN nearby
cities Sunday.
Mrs. II. p. Stewart Of Ottawa entered
Storn1out hospital yesterday She came
her to submit To- an operation on the adj
vice of her physician
The second term Of the public schools
began this morning a class Of about 100
was passed up from the public schools
Chief Stahl can't find the Topeka joints,
but il didn't take Mrs. Nation long 70
council To get a chief Of police.
The pictures Of the High school grad
uates used ia Saturdays edition Of the
journal
graphs taken by Rolfe & Colviile-
The Republican Flanbeau club fair has
closed and some other means VIII have
60 be devised to secure the money 20
defray the expenses of trip to Wash
ington.
T. b. Landon Of Washington, Kan. has
been appointed. sten0grapher by Justice
j.. WI Cunningham. Mt Landon has been
photographer IA the chief clerks Office in
the house.
Ell G. Foster discussed the Philippine
question before the Saturday Night club
Saturday evening and the members Of the
club literally tore the question to tatters
before they adjourned
The Citizens Savings bank Of Kansas
The capital stock is $4,000. Myron a.
Waterman Is one Of the stockholders and
Will be cashier OF the bank.
Stories with pictures to the extent OF
half pages are appearing in the eastern
Sunday papers about Bethel college the
school conducted at Stones Folly, about
a mile west Of Washburn college
At the Cartilage burglary last week the
burglar carried on several suits Of clothes
belonging to VIM. Cartilage. a society
young man. He took all but one suit.
Among those he tok were several new
Ones
A children's carnival and drill with cal
cium light effects IS in preparation for the
afternoon OF Washington's birthday at
dred little girls will take part. Ii is be-
ing overseen by Majors Shreve and An
The reserve seat chart for the Henschel
concert at the Grand Thursday evening
will be open at Flad & Grubbs' got Kan
Eas avenue, Tuesday morning at q clock.
TO secure tickets and reserve seats. as
sociate members must present their MEM
bership tickets.
The Holiday Monument association Ar
rectors met at the Commercial club
rooms Saturday and provided for the
draft Of q bill which viii probably be
passed by the legislature allowing Gov
ernor W. r. Stanley and the executive
councli 20 TX a place on the State house
ments-
George W Martin. secretary of the
state Historical society, has undertaken
the preparation Of a new history 81 kan
sas. It viii be published fn four volumes
and viii be ready for dfstrfb4itfan ~
about eighteen months. Next weak Mr.
Martin viii send out q circular letter ex-
planning the character Of the book ana
asking the people what they think 81 Il.