The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-15
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS

a.
terday.
John Switzer went to Cottonwood
Falls yesterday.
The Auditorium was comfortably
heated last night.
J. s. Dean, United States district at
torney, is in Marion.
r. S. Brigham has returned from
| trip to Lincoln, Neb.
T. F. Doran went to Alta Vista to-
| day on land business.
1.-The Irish Pawnbrokers" will be at
| the Crawford tonight.
Two cases of chickenpox were released
| from quarantine Friday.
Have you seen the general?" was
| the question yesterday.
Some of the state officials got their
| full share of valentines yesterday.
w: N. Beezley, Representative from
| Edwards county, was in Topeka this
week.
David Overmyer is scheduled TO
| speak at a pro-Boer meeting in. Kansas
City tonight.
1t is said that the Shawnee county
POpuliStS will vote to go into the DEM
ocratic ranks.
The district court room was scrubbed
| today. Those who say it is never clean
| ed are mistaken.
Miss Vera Jones, formerly of Topeka,
is in the lead in a piano contest in
Texas. She now lives at Plano.
Nose Sarbach, the 0-pound Holton
lightweight. is now travelling for the
Charles Wolff Packing company.
The sale of seats for Rose Coghlans
Forget Me Not at the Crawford Mon
day night opened this morning.
The Topeka Y. NJ. c. A. basket ball
team will play with the Haskell In
dams here next Tuesday evening.
Dean James P. de Bevers Kaye will
speak before the Ohio club Monday
evening at the hail. III West Sixth ave
nue..
The executive council will next week
let the contract for a new electric ele-
vator in the west wing of the state
house.
nomination to city offices. M. Snattin-
ger and S. c. Miller paid their assess
ments.
The w C. T. U will hold a Frances
Willard memorial meeting Monday at
ternoon at 3 o'clock at the First Metho-
dist church
Eight physicians were examined by
the state board of medical registration
and examination yesterday, but three OF
them failed to passe
divorce from ]. c. Mcclure in the dis
trict court yesterday afternoon, on the
grounds of cruelty.
Supt Frank Nelson is in Fort Scott
today delivering educational ad-
dress. His assistant, D. w. Little. is
speaking at Pratt today
The county commissioners yesterday
allowed Police Matron Thorpe 500 out
of the contingent fund of $500 set apart
for that purpose yearly
There We're POO old soldiers on the
stage at the Fitzhugh Lee lecture last
night and they were the most enthuSi-
astic people in the audience.
Axtel Rosander, of the Second ward,
is to be appointed to a place on the po-
lice force within a few days. Some one
Will be let out to make room for him.
The Washburn college girls basket
ball team is playing this afternoon with
the girls at the Emporia Normal The
Washburn team will return this even
ing.
Prof E. Haworth and Prof. H B. New
son of the State university were in To
| peka yesterday. Prof. Haworth is the
man who says there is no trace of gold
in the Kansas -shale.
J. n. Stewart has officially announced
| that he will be candidate for county
commissioner in the First district lie
will run against s H. Haines, March s.
at the Republican primaries.
DR.. A. H. Thompson will give a spe-
| cial lecture to the faculty and students
of the Kansas Medical college Monday
night ats o'clock on Comparative Den
tai Anatomy" with stereopticon illus
trations.
Street Commissioner Frank Snyder
had a force of men on the roof of the
Auditorium yesterday shoveling' off the
the roof, and soaking down into the
|. building.
Charters have been granted to the
following: The ST. Marys Mill and Ele-
vator company, capital $1,000; the Oak
ley Telephone company, capital 81 600;
the Gem Creamery company, Gem,
Kas., capital $4,000
The following are the dates of Bishop
Millspaugh February 80 afternoon,
Junction City; February %, morning,
Manhattan; March 3d. morning. SaIina;
March "a, Abilene; March %. Herring
ton; March 26, White City; March q,
Dwight.
O. T. Crawford yesterday brought
suit in Wichita against the Aunt
Jerusha'' company for $113.75. The suit
is brought because the company failed
to play at the Peerless Princess opera
house. The company is due in Topeka,
February %.
The sidewalks through the state house
grounds are in a frightful condition. To
have them cleaned of the snow and ice
and slush that covers them, would war
rant the state executive council in MAX
ing a handsome appropriation for addi
tional ianitor force.
J. Fred Roberts, of Denver, Colo, is
in Topeka arranging to place some
more Colorado red sandstone curbing
here next sum Mr.. Roberts owns d
big quarry 80 miles from Denver and
TEETH AND FOOD.