The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-26
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Judge L. B. Kellogg of Emporia is in
town.
The second term of the public schools
begins Monday
William Scott, of Larned. has been in
Topeka on business this week
O. y. Wood. OF the Santa F'e legal de-
partment, has returned from Concordla-
The Kansas editors come to Topeka
for their annual seance next Wednes-
day
B. c. Clemens is the author of the ar
bitration bill introduced in the legis-
lature.
Mrs. Frank Cope will lead the meeting
at the Y w. c. A Sunday afternoon at
AIS.
Revival services have been held in
some of the churches during the past
week.
c. W Kouns. assistant general SUPER
intendent OF the Santa Fe, is in Chi
cago.
J. MNorton, commercial agent for tie
Rock Island at St Louis, was in town
today.
The annual piano recital will be given
at Washburn college next Wednesday
night.
The Kansas state Temperance union
meets in this city Monday and continues
two days
f. J. shubert. assistant general freight
dian Territory
About twenty naval recruits passed
through Topeka yesterday on their way
to San Francisco.
Any person desiring to communicate
with Foster Humane society may do so
by calling telephone 92S-
LIE Palais Toilet Co., skin and scalp
specialists, will do hair dressing free all
next week at 11S West 10th.
Ed Tymon was tried in the. police
court yesterday on the charge Of selling
liquor He was discharged.
Peter Butler was given judgment in
the district court against Louis CharoW-
has for S225. He sued for 5000 damages.
A Box of Monkeys is the name of a
comedy to be presented by Washburn
students i'm the college chapel February
The Andrews-Opera company is sing
ing the ''MikadO" at the Crawford this
afternoon Carmen" will be the bill to-
night.
II, G.. Larimer win make an address
at Unity church at p. m. Sunday on
Books That Helped Ne When Was
a Boy"
Engineer Mcclure will begin a series
Of evangelistic meetings for men only at
the Railroad 7. NJ G. A. next Monday
evening.
Geo. B. Huron is the popular choice
of Washburn students and the Athletic
association for manager Of the 1901 foot
ball team.
Judge Magaw has the case of o.
Kempton who is suspected rather
strongly of having sold liquor Illegally
under advisement.
A. W. Moore, lately appointed travel
ing passenger agent for the Erie rail-
was in Topeka yesterday.
Geo. w. Stansfield, the druggist, 63a
Kan; Ave, has taken the agency for the
rnfypH a
The millinery store Of Mrs. s. L.
Courtney at 602 Kansas avenue was
burglarized Thursday night About
$lO8 worth of goods we're taken
A prominent Topeka real estate firm
has arranged with the railroad COM
panies to run several excursions to Kan
sas during the coming two months
The Kansas State Sunday School as
ISOLATION will hold the annual cOnven-
ton at the Auditorium Nay Il to Is
T. .. Excel is among those to be here
The Republican Flambeau club fair
ends today. This afternoon a special
programme has been arranged for ladies
and children The voting contests viii
close tonight.
The class that graduated from the
high school last night was represented
by five boys or the five, three were
brave enough to wear collars OF purple |
and white. the class colors.
The high school classes were assigned |
to the various portions OF the gallery |
for the graduation exercises last night |
and nearly the whole day yesterday was |
spent in decorating the various sections |
with the class colors.
Lowman Hill students win be appor-
toned between the Polk and Jackson |
street schools. The students viii meet |
the principal and teachers OF Lowman |
Hill school at the LoWman Hill chapel /
Monday morning for the transfer to be |
made.
February will be a busy day at
Washburn- Three entertainments have /
been scheduled for that evening; the |
lecture course number, Washburn 4
Day festivities and DR.. D. NJ /
Fisk's illustrated lecture on John Wy /
cliff.
Mrs. James Scandette, OF Faribau1t, 4
Minn., passed through Topeka yesterday 1
on Union Pacific private car Ola. Mrs.
Scandette was in charge Of sick son 4
whom she Was taking to California. Il
She IL said to he a relative Of II. @. 4
Burt, president or the Union Pacific
All druggists guarantee every bottle Of /
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and win Il
refund the money to any one who Is not 4
satisfied after using two-thirds of the Il
contents. This IS the best remedy in the 4
world for Ia grippe, coughs, colds and i
WhoopinH cough and IS pleasant and safe /