The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-31
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The April term of the district court
begins next Monday.
Triple Tie No. 8 will have a rag carpet
ball social tomorrow night
THE Explorers" big musical COM
edy, will be at the Crawford tonight.
C. A Fellows is home from Colorado
where he is erecting several large build
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Whiteker of S29
Monroe are the parents of 9-pound
Easter boy.
w. NJ. Davidson read a paper at the
meeting of the Saturday Night club last
Saturday night.
Walter B. Bryant and Mrs. Ida Flem-
ing were united in marriage on Easter
by Rev. Mr.. Ward.
Mr. J. L Eisenhower, representing
the Buckle Printers Roller company of
Chicago, is in Topeka today.
Alfalfa has grown to such a height
that farmers in this section expect to
begin pasturing it this week.
G. G.. Burton, state agent for the
American Book company, has resigned
to work for Crane & Co., of Topeka.
The Elks have decided not to give a
theatrical perform ance this spring. The
annual benefit has been declared Off
The Topeka Colored Ideal Opera COM
pany drew two small audiences at the
Crawford Saturday in Lady Africa"
Sheriff O'Conner, of Emporia, was in
town Saturday, bringing ALT Young,
refractory cOlored youth or that place,
to the Reform school.
The Topeka public school teachers will
attend the Northeastern Kansas Teach
ers' association meeting at Valley Falls
next Friday and Saturday.
DIR. DeObert left last night for his
claim in Oklahoma to be absent about
two weeks. He is accompanied by his
daughter Ethel and Miss Irma Doster.
A meeting will be held tonight a the
Commercial CLUB rooms in the interests
of a league baseball team for Topeka
this summer. Clarence Smith is looking
after the proposed team.
J. F. Cass and party of ten people
passed through Topeka Sunday i'll a
special car of the Waterloo and Cedar
Rapids Rapid Transit company, ON
their way to San Francisco, Cal.
T. H. Hupp filed suit in the district
court late Saturday gainst the Dibble
Grocery company for 81, 900 damages.
He says that the company garniSheed
his wages when it was not necessary.
1.-The Sheldon League of American
Mothers will have a silver shower next
Thursday afternoon, April g. at o'clock
at the Congressional church at the cor
ner of King and Lincoln streets, for the
benefit of their kindergarten.
The members of the Topeka Golf club
will meet in annual session at the par
lors of the National hotel at 7:30 o'clock
Tuesday evening Business of import
ance regarding the coming seasons play
and tournament will be discussed.
DR.. G. A. Andreen president of the
AUsustana college at Rock Island, I'LL.
will deliver a lecture on European
Sentiment at the Swedish Lutheran
church, at the corner of Fourth avenue
and Tyler street, on the evening of
April 4.
John Dadisman, who was one of the
representatives of Washburn college at
the great international student conven-
ton at Toronto this month made re-
port of the striking features of the con-
vention at a meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms Sunday afternoon.
Albert II. Reid, of Topeka, will have
a number of original pen sketches and
drawings on exhibition at the annual
exhibition of the Kansas City Artists
association. that is to be held at the
hotel parlors of the Baltimore hotel
four days, commencing April Z.
Nels Mcconnell, city dog tax coll
lector, began the day propitiously by
splitting the blood of an offensive cur
that has had its headquarters around
the transfer station, and has lived from
back doors, with the side amusement
of chasing bicyclists and passing We
hicles. Mcconnell dispatched it at