The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-24
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
The Rev Canon Bywater returned
from New York on Thursday noon
Strange that none OF the Trego gold
Fhale processes are on exhibition at the
exposition.
George sharitt, clerk of the United
States circuit court, has returned from
1eaVenwOrth.
The revivals meeting which has been
In progress at the Wesleyan Methodist
church has closed.
Dana c. MacVicar is now located per
manently in New York city, where ne
is practicing law.
The Heubner Theater company Will
play Ten Nights in Bar Room" at
the Crawford tonight.
Miss Celeste Nellis is now located at
Chicago, where she has a piano stuolo
I'm the Fine Arts building.
Kirkpatrick of Topeka made an in
dividual score of 51S in the national ten
pin tournament Thursday.
Theo. Lescher, who was formerly in
Topeka, is now associated with an ar
chitectural firm at Chicago
Elder Russell, of Topeka, is holding
revival services in the Seventh Day
Adventist church at Wellington.
Furman Baker is the man who is now
slated" for the Job of street commas
sioner to succeed Frank Snyder.
The pop corn dealers are complaining
about the small amount OF their pro-
duct that is being eaten this winter
The politicians are now watching
Captain John SeatOn as anXlOuSly as
they have been watching w ]. Bailey
Ex-Chief of Police Stahl was not in
attendance at the district court Whlle
his sons were testifying in the Gregory
liquor case.
Rev. Mr.. Reed, pastor of the Metho-
dist church in Oakland, will conduct the
special services at the North Topeka
Methodist church this evening
Rev. DR.. L. G Denise, of Clay Center,
who is well known in Topeka was
kicked by horse Tuesday evening. AS
a result he may lose the use of an eye
Dodge City has refunded $4,000 worth
of bonds at four per cent Ihat nave
been drawing six per cent. They were
registered by State Auditor Cole yester-
day.
There has been the usual jam around
the transfer station of evenings after
the close of the exhibition at the Audi
torium. There is still a shortage OF
cars.
Now the Missouri-Kansas Telephone
company is talking about putting in a
central energy system. 1t ought TO.
by all means, put in some system of
energy.
W. H. Hamilton, of Topeka, one of
the directors of the Railroad Loan and
Savings company, has been attending
the annual meeting of the association
at Newton.
H L. Robinson; formerly manager OF
the Swift & Holiday Drug company,
is now in Chicago in the employ of the
Armour Packing company at their En-
glewood market.
1t took a jury in the district court As
minutes to reach a verdict in a hop tea
case and another jury "a hours to ar
rive at a unanimous conclusion in
hog stealing case
Frank Hansell. of Granville, was ia
ken into custody by Sheriff Cook yes
terday. He is an insane man who was
ms 81 q disturbed
and will be taken to the asylum.
The Topeka Water company allowed
the street commissioner to use water
enough yesterday afternoon to wash
the street in front of the Auditorium.
Most of the ice and snow was soaked
off.
Mabelle Crawford, the Topeka opera
singer, has Just closed a contract for
ten weeks tour of the largest cities
of the United States, for which she
viii receive 800 per night and all ex
penses.
The regular Shawnee county teachers
January %, beginning al 7:30 a. m,
and ending at $50 p. m. The examina-
ton will be held at the office of County
superintendent Wright.
Assistant Attorney General West has
completed the brief of the state in the
quo warranto case against the district
judges. 1t must be printed and filed
in the supreme court by Monday, at
which time the case will be argued.
Miss H. D. Bone, of Kansas City |
kas.. will give a talk on social set
- Element work at the Y. W. c. A. here |
Sunday afternoon at Ais. Miss Bone |
has been working among the poor girls
of the packing house district in Kan
Eas City
The state text book commission is in ses-
sion today to go over the reports made |
by superintendent and teachers re-
garding the school books now in use in
Kansas schools and their recommended
tons of improvements that might be
made in them.
The scores made by the Topekans at
Buffalo yesterday in the bowling tourn- |
ament were as follows:
LIST. I'd. Sd. Total Average. |
Smith 49,. 147 191 1S9 527 IT'S % !
kirkpatrick 166 154 149 469 1856 Is |
Grand totals S1S S45 1888 996
The jury in the district court re-
turned a verdict at . o'clock Thursday |
afternoon finding Hiram Brubaker |
guilty of hog stealing. The jury was |
out "a hours. Amos Brubaker was !
found guilty on the same charge and |
sentenced to five years in the peniten- |
tiary at the Septem Der term of the |
court.
Edwin Snyder of Oskaloosa, who is a !
well known peach grower "a we'll &c a 1