The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-15
SNAP SHOTS AT HONE NEWS

The registration books close March p
which Is one week from today
VIII Ross of Abilene will go to Wa.
for the Continental creamery next week.
The attention of the city council Ii
called TO the West Sixth avenue paving.
Joe Love OF the Santa Fe machine shops
York.
Do you believe in Greater Topeka2 Their
register and vote for the Santa F'e shoT
The nights are stil unpleasantly frosty
ana the hard coal bin has an emaciated
Topeka boarding houses are full this
week on account Of the ministers being IL
convention in the city.
The Smashers Mail did not appear this
week Mrs. Nation said she was too busy
to do the necessary work.
The Gibraltar Drug Co. are selling the
beautiful gold fish shown in their win
dow at $50 Kansas avenue.
There Is one good thing about the in
activity OF the Home Defenders-the in
nux OF Nation poetry has subsidized
Russell, Kan. will send a delegation to
Topeka. on April to hear the United
States Marine band in the Auditorium
The senior class at the Topeka High
from Friday night at the High school
The performance of James x. Hackett
in The Pride of -Jennic0'f at the Craw-
ford theater last night lasted until HIS.
Washburn literary society debaters will
nell
Frank Detlor has been promoted from
head office boy in the office Of superin-
tendent. Of machinery of the Santa F'e
70 umekeeper.
Abraham Lincoln was arrested and fined
in the police court yesterday. He is an
Indian who could not resist drinking In a
city where there are no joints
menoement address to the Ottawa High
school graduates this. year Commence
nent exercises take place May 15.
Mr.. Yount. who still works In the COM
missioner Of elections office. says that
this spring than at any previous city cleo
The Rev. w G. Crawford Of Argentine
coach shops yesterday Rev Mr. Craw>
ford is attending the Methodist confer
ence-
J. c. Postlethwaite OF Jewell city is
here looking after his chances for the
aAlIlos2 COMMISSION f fs9stieIn waite VS.
it was abolished.
There was a wait Of twenty minutes be-
Pride of Jennico' last night, but the tedi-
cusness was relieved by the orchestra
playing The Amer.
The Democrats and -Populists can fuse
for the city election if they want to, for
the ,antI-iusts,n Jaw does not take erect
will be published in May
Richard AGinckwitz who was formerly
been divorced from his wife at her re
quest. He is now a teacher in the kan
sas City High school
In rebuilding Stormont hospital the por-
ton that was destroyed by FIRE viii have
the size of the rooms enlarged and walls
solid instead of Veneered. Charles A. Eel
lows has been awarded the contract.
The next lecture in the Y NJ G. A. law
course Will be given on Friday evening
March O. Mr.. H. @. Lariner viii be the
lecturer and his subject viii be s.Domes-
tic Relations" There will be no lecture |
at the rooms tonight.
Abilene Reflector. If the Warner men
Of the Republican party bolt the Hughes |
nomination In Topeka they will have /
good precedent in the boitfngy0f the eoun- /
ty attorney by a faction of the Republi- /
can party I'm Shawnee last fall The reap |
ing will usually follow the sowing.
The sanitary department reports that /
the number Of smallpox cases has been 1
reduced to twenty This is a great L