The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-17
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The Democratic ward caucuses will be
held March TO-
Archdeacon Crawford was at Girard and
Chanute yesterday.
NJ. A. Low is expected to return from
Washington this week.
H. A. Auerbach of the Palace Clothing
company left for the east today.
The Ministerial union met this morning
in the parlors of the Y M. C. A
]. B. Belts of North Topeka will build
the Catholic academy at Concordfa-
The Ohio association will meet this ev-
ening at their hall, III West Sixth avenue
Kistler street in North Topeka is to be
opened between Quincy and Monroe
streets.
Today is the birthday anniversary of the
we ". 6. f +. s. T. "nlaru' iounue q 'ne
The Kansas Association of Local Fire
here Wednesday.
The sidewalks in the state house grounds
near the city library building are still COW
cred with slush and ice
The Sixth Ward Curtis club indorsed ].
A. Troutman's candidacy for the Shawnee
county delegation Saturday night.
Workmen putting in the fourth span
of the new Sardou avenue bridge and the
job is being rushed with all possible speed
William Morris, the Kansas City slum
evangelist, has returned to Topeka He
will hold a meeting at 1904 North Kansas
avenue.
A new volume of reports of the Univer-
sity Geological survey is soon to be is
sued 1t will be about Kansas mineral
waters.
The postoffice reports show that five
tons of home published newspapers were
sent out from the Topeka postoffice on
last Friday.
Eight district agents for the New York
Life Insurance company We're entertainer
at the Throop yesterday by General Agent
f. w. Poindexter.
The Rev G. Braine sn6 of this Fsr city
erd is working in the interest of the So
ciety for the Friendless.
The Sons of the American Revolution
have issued Invitations and programmes
their
WaShington's birthday.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
First Christian church have postponed
their SOCIAL at the home Of Mr.: and Mrs rs;
"Wednesday evening"
The Washburn girls basket ball team
was defeated by the State Normal team
IS to S. but that is no sign the Topeka
girls are not the best cooks.
Tomorrow evening delegates from the
societies will meet to arrange for a sun
rise prayer meeting to be held at the Y
W. G. A. rooms Easter morning
On Friday evening the Golden Rule club
is planning to give a Washington social al
more fhe no stree 9r Miss Nellie Lneon i' Viii be
in charge of the programme to be given
Ihree y9 IN Tonee and mo Who We're down
town one afternoon recently to do some
shopping, wandered into a wen known cl-
gar store and asked the clerk at the coun-
ter for ammonia.
Members of the First Presbyterian
ings in different parts of the city Wednes-
day evening, by way of preparation for
Hunt is to open there Sunday morning.
Rose Coghlan will be at the Crawford
tonight in Forget Me Not" She is the
original Miss Coghlan, who supported her
brother Charles Coghlan who played The
Royal Box and other plays. Forget Me
Not is the play in which she first at
tracted attention
s. W. Evans was presented with a gold
headed ebony cane by the members of
K of P lodge No. IS at the regular meet
ing of that order Saturday evening. Mr.
Evans has been prominent and loyal in
the organization and it was in recognition
of this that the presentation was made.
Some time ago the board of health dis.
tributed postal cards to the physicians of
Topeka upon which the physicians were
requested to report to the board the ex-
istence of contag iouS diseases. One doc
tor, who has been -practicing here for 20
years. has exhibited an appalling ignor-
ance of postal laws. He always attaches
a one-cent stamp to the card when he
sends It.