The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-28
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Samuel Stewart has returned to MS
home at xenia. Ohio.
A. H. Shreve and wife are here visit
ing the family of A. p. Shreve.
A walk through the fields now is
much better than quart of medicine.
There are some bad holes in the as
phalt pavement but that is not unusual
There are many Burton politicians in
Topeka today. Cause: Senator Burton
is here.
J. f. Smiley, secretary of the Kansas
State Grain Dealers association, is in
Chicago.
Prof c. P Grimsley is at lola making
tests and inspection of the oil wells In
that vicinity.
An orchestra of four pieces will play
at the Cremerie restaurant next Sun
day from u to 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Leavitt left for
Marysville Thursday, which will be
their future home.
The sale of seats for Arizona,
which will be at the Crawford Tues
day. began this morning.
Easter shopping is at its height. The
streets, millinery and dry goods stores
and flower stores are crowded.
The Star grocery will give free on
Saturday beautiful Tonneson Easter
picture with each cake of Marvel
The girls of the industrial school will
give a literary entertainment at the
jefferson Street Mission tonight.
". j.. r h,
last night, win probably be sent back
TO the legislature from Ford county.
The Colored Ideal Opera company
will sing Lady Africa at the CraW-
ford tomorrow afternoon and night
The flower beds about the state house
are being prepared for the bulbs but
they won't be put out for some tine.
Judge Samuel Kingman is one of the
.5fx living members of the convention
which framed the Wyandotte constitu-
ton.
The government thermometer got up
to SIS yesterday and stopped while OBJ
server Jennings fed the Scottish Rite
goat
Judge s. ]. Osborn. who is making
Roadway as a candidate for superin-
tendent of insurance. is in Topeka to-
day.
The Kansas Exposition company are
now clamoring for the removal of the
smallpox pest house from the fair
grounds.
Police Judge Magaw says that he has
no fears of being horsewhipped, but he
acts like man who is whistling to keep
up his courage.
At last reports the city railway cars
were still entertaining the passengers
with that delightful rocking put-you-
to-sleep motion.
E c. Towne must have kissed and
made up with the Chicago Symphony
orchestra, for he was with them at
Atchison last night
There is a suspicious wagon to be
seen on the streets which bears no firm
name but only Telephone No. $50" It's
mineral water. maybe.
The Lawrence Journal says: ct was
a dull day in Topeka yesterday. Not
a saloon was smashed. and not an Off
Ger was horsewhipped.
This afternoon Mrs A F. Carver gave
her talk. The Bible in the Public
League at Lincoln Post hall.
The people around Doles Park. in
Marion county. have petitioned the rail-
road commissioners to require the Rock
Island to give them station.
Edward Raines of Williamsburg has
been brought to Topeka in the custody
of United States marshal charged with
selling liquor to Haskell Indians
Alderman Beardsley of Kansas City
has accented an invitation to address
the members of the Commercial club
at the next meeting on April 8.
Governor Stanley has appointed Sam
uel Van Grundy as justice of the peace
of Jackson township. Lyon county, to
succeed r. H. Massie, resigned.
Joseph C. Hubble, of the Queen In
surance company. left yesterday for a
weeks trip in OklahO and Indian
Territory on business for the company.
A reward of $50 has been offered by
Governor Stanley for the arrest and
conviction of ]. B.Handy. who is charg-
ed with stealing a horse in Phillips
county.
The sale of seats for 1.-The Explorers
which will be at the Crawford Monday.
began yesterday. This is one of the
really creditable productions, and
should have big house.
Governor Stanley and Superintendent
Nelson have another banquet scheduled
for tonight. 1t is Y. NJ. C. A. banquet
at Lawrence. They have not yet got
over tie one at Concordia-
Dr. c. E Judd says he is going to
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warrant for breaking out of quarantine |
Judd does not like Police Judge c. A
Magaw, and is "boycotting" Magaw's !
court.
rich Baptist in Topeka intends to do !
something fine" for the Hiawatha |
academy. His name isn't given but the |
richest Baptist in Topeka is John r. |
T. H. Balm is in Lincoln, Neb.. work |
ing in the interests of a local option |
campaign which is on there Mr. Balm |
addressed a big audience at Lincoln last |
night. and told them what the prohibit |
tory law has done for Kansas.
Malon Burget, the deaf mute who pro- |
phesied the election of Mayor Parker |
two weeks before election. thinks that
f. B. Snyder is the man for councilman /
in the Second ward. Burget believes |
that Snyder will be elected.
A town row is imminent in Hiawatha. |
John Schilling has had Ewing Herbert ,
arrested Tor alleged disturbance of the /
peace. Herbert claims Schilling wanted |
his son appointed postmaster. and not |
gaining his point he has had Herbert /
arrested to discredit him.
s. c. Millers forces will hold a rally /
this evening at Berry's hall near the |
Rock Island junction in North Topeka
Mr.. Miller is making a desperate effort /
10 break down the solid support which |
Will be given Blossom in the west ward |
of North Topeka
The Scottish Rite Masons had a !
feast of reason and a flow of SOUL /
last night, and when some of the /
speechmakers became eloquent a few /
We're mean enough to say that the flow |
was harder to stop than a Shunga- /
nunga flood.
benjamin Bugg got caught for steal /
ing some lard at Girard some time ago.