The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-03
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Miss Anna Miller has returned from St.
Joseph Mo
The rain last night might be termed "a
NJ A. Low is expected home from Wash
ington this week
W. " Church is spending a week in St
Louis on business.
The government thermometer got up to
81 yesterday afternoon
Wild geese lowered over Topeka last
night for several hours.
Cider Smith said yesterday that show
ers might be expected He scores
The meetings of the Kansas Christian
Ministerial Institute viii close tonight
Other Peoples Money will be at the
Crawford Saturday matinee and night
w. j, Baleys friends are beginning to
address him Gov" Bailey in earnest.
John d. ATillfken of Mcpherson is in To
pelza in attendance on the supreme court
The new brick business block opposite
the Rock Island depot IS nearing compile
ton
Rev. Milo Coldren of Indiana is visiting
his cousin, DR.. f. 3. Coldren, at lois Polk
Louie Banter has been employed to be
night ticket agent for the Rock Island at
Topeka.
Tomorrow is Arbor dav. The nursery
men are anxious for it to be generally OBJ
served
Politics may be a gentle art but some
have found that a local game it has
its rough plays.
Father NJ. It. Harrigan was in Kansas
City Wednesday.
James A. TrOutman has gone to Sedan
today to attend the Chautauqua county
Republican convention.
Benjamin D. Russum of Topeka is on
the pension list as having been granted a
pension of Sl4 a month.
Burns Williams and A ". Majors and
Arthur Kane and Harry Wingert were in
Kansas City yesterday
Charles STYLES assistant passenger agent
was in town Wednesday.
A Topeka druggist who made only II
sales Of liquor during March, says that an
honest man has no chance
If Bailey gets to be governor, what in
the world viii he do with the executive
mansiOn2 He is a bachelor.
County Attorney Nichols friends are
greatly worried over the talk of J. J..
Schenck for county attorney.
ID. T. Mervine, superintendent of the
Wells, Fargo Express company. was at the
Santa Fe general offices Wednesday.
p. A. Myers, jr.. and Keith Wilson will
leave on NO. this evening for Milwaukee,
Wis, where they will spend a few days on
senator J. M. Allen of Doniphan county
@eiueA mat he has any intention of leav-
chased ranch in Idaho.
Clarence Coldren the Topeka young man
with WhNney's QUO Vadis'' company, win
qult the stage and return to Topeka next
month to make his home.
Mrs. Nation and The Bald Hornet of
the Neosho." otherwise j. NJ Dunsmore.
are to have joint debate on prohibition
at Chanute next Tuesday evening.
Samuel r. Howe played chess yesterday
4tAAEA mum With j. VI w alters. MI. howe
had just been elected councilman 1t did
not excite him in the least. He won
every game
Judge Hazen Yesterday afternoon
allowed Way Townsend temporary alimOny
fin the sum of $3.50. OF that amount S100 was
10 be- cash and the rest in 80 days. no dis
count for cash.
The Kansas City baseball team was
scheduled for game today and tomorrow
ON McCook field with X T. The Has
lzeh Indians and the university team are
10 play Saturday.
There viii be a joint debate between rep
resentatives of the State university and
the University of Colorado at Boulder