The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-10
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS
day is ST. Valentines day.

| Friday is ST Valentines day.
| DR.. Lowry has sold 300 acres of land
| in Texas.
Lost in New York" will be at the
| Crawford tomorrow night
/ Prof. F. W. Ellis preached at the First
| Congregational church Sunday.
| Sunf1oWer team No 536 NJ W. A. will
| give dance tonight at 704-6 Kan. ave.
| DIR. J. P. Raster, chief surgeon for the
| Santa Fe. was in Hutchinson last Sat
| urday.
Orient lodge of Perfection of the Scot
! fish Rite will hold an election of officers
| Friday night.
| People who congratulated themselves
over the cold weather being over We're
| slightly at error.
John A. Daley read a paper Saturday
| evening before the Saturday Night club
on the race problem.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bratton are in Chanute
| for few days. Mrs. VIM. Hardy, Mrs.
| Brattons mother, is seriously ill.
Louie Valentine, formerly of Topeka,
| but who now lives at Clay Center, has
been visiting friends here the last few
days.
Geo o. Beardsley has donated large
oil painting to Euclid school 1t is
Glen
The jury of "supes" in ''The Cowboy
| and The Lady was typical That is,
| typical of the kind often seen in To-
| peka.
Tonight will occur a meeting of the
| city central committee of the Democrats
| at the Flambeau club hall, 222 Kansas
| avenue.
Miss Stella Carter, who for two weeks
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas
| Cremer of Kansas City, returned home
| Sunday.
A reception will be given the visiting
| delegates to the supreme council of the
Triple Tie at the Knights of Pythias
! hall tonight.
1.-THE Truth Demonstrated" was the
| subject at the Brockway spiritual SER
| vice at No. 213 East Seventh street sun
| day evening
! conventions are going to out of the way
towns now that Topeka has an Audi
| torium. Echo answers Why
Miss Ethelyn Palmer, who appeared
| at the Crawford Saturday night in THE
Cowboy and The Lady" received a large
bunch of roses over the footlights.
Rena NJ Chaffee has filed a denial of
| all the charges made against her in the
against W. c. Chaffee, in the district
court.
Thos. Gallingher, of ST. Louis, has
been visiting friends in the city for a
few days. He is manager for one OF
the large iron manufactures of st.
Louis.
The furniture for the Office of George
Sharitt. clerk of the United States cir
I
carried to the third floor of the federal
building.
O. K Swayze has filed protest to
the nonina lions at the Republican pri-
maries last fall holding over. This is
not strange. He was one of the defeat
ed candidates
DR.. LittlefeId will go to Manhattan
next week and if you need glasses you
had better attend his sale this week
High grade glasses made to fit your
eyes only s1-OO per pair.
The Wichita Eagle is agitating new
passenger depotS for the Rock Island
Santa F'e and Frisco roads. The Eagle
claims that the Missouri Pacific has the
! finest depot in the state at Wichita
Company A of the K N c.. is begin
ming to make plans for attending the en-
carnpment which Will be held next sum-
,, mer probably at Fort Riley. There are
twelve vacancies in the company to be
filled.
Snowden Parlette, principal of tht
Efingham high school, and Editor Cole
man of the Effingham New Leaf, were
| in Topeka Saturday. They have been II
I Alma figuring on the purchase of ar
Alma newspaper.
The ladies of the CoIored Orphans
: | Home association will meet at the resi-
2 dence of Mrs. J. H: O'Dell at No. 14O,
: Taylor street Tuesday afternoon at
: O'Clock. Business OF Importance is tS
2 come up for consideration
4 Tom McNeal 1ectured at Chanute las
| week Tor the DeneuI OF LIle lily 1<lDEdI.
| association The lecture drew a biz
| crowd and the Chanute papers speal
| very highly of Mr.. McNeal's effort. Hi
= | subject was Human Nature"
Clifford Simmons a 12-year-oid boz
| living at 727 Lime street, was acct
s | dentally shot in the heel by a 22-rih
: bullet Friday while hunting with an
e other boy mile and a half east o
t town The ball first struck a rock, AM
A | then glanced into the foot of the lad
Rev. Edward A. Fredenhagen of thi
e place superintendent of the Kansas So
I ciety for the F'riendless, spoke for
: short time after the regular morning
e services Sunday at the Westminste
$ CONGREGATIONAL church of Kansas City
His plea was for more consideration 70
: the criminal classes
!. Captain c. H. Titus recently met a
: the Santa Fe depot a half brother. Z
!. NJ Moore, of Columbus, Ohio, whom n
had not seen for 80 years. Mr.. Moor
d and his wife were on their way to Lo
{ Angeles, Cal, where they will spend tn
winter and on the return trip expect I
stop off for a visit in Topeka
+ Archdeacon Crawford of Topeka ha
been in Fort Scott recently lining up tn
Episcopalians of that town in favor o
a new $4,000 church building. One ma