The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-20
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Fred DeLand has returned from Pitts
burg, Pa
Col Ed C. Little of Abilene was in To-
peka yesterday.
Charles S. Gleed returned from his New
York trip yesterday.
Observer Jennings said yesterday that
today would be warmer.
Lester Davis is in Colorado with a sur
veying party of the Rock Island.
Miss Maud Campbell will leave the lat
ter part of the week for Chicago.
The mercury in the government Their
mometer got up to 81 Wednesday.
Very few people are willing to see any
street railway tracks on Quincy street
Mrs Thorpe went to Kansas City today
to attend the police matrons' convention.
The Kansas Pioneer Gold Shale COM
pany has opened up a branch office in
Kansas City.
Special services were held yesterday at
the Church of the Assumption. 1t was St.
Joseph'S day.
The new cars received by the city rail-
way look as if they might have been used
for mule stables.
The Scottish Rite Masons will celebrate
Maundy Thursday. March 81, and hold the
usual Easter services.
On Friday evening at 7:3O the Primary
Congregational church.
ment exercises are to be held tonight at
the New Crawford theater.
Buffalo Jones is at Dodge City today,
where he is erecting. one of his windmills
at the lake in the city park
The attention of the dressmakers is di-
vided between the new Easter gowns and
the prospective spring brides.
E. G. Clark, vice president of the Port
land Oil company of Boulder, Col, was in
town Wednesday on his way east.
w. H. H. Thatcher. formerly of Topeka
has been nominated for mayor at Lawton
Ok. He is on the Republican ticket.
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John Schmidt has purchased the interest
of his brother Albert in the Kansas Pack
ing House meat market Second street
THE Telephone Girl will be at the
era wford TOMORROW. night 1t IS good
fore.
The West Sixth avenue railway track
has not improved since the western own
rails.
Max Levey of Topeka, who has been a
telegraph operator for the Rock Island at
Santa Rosa, is here on visit to his par
ents.
The Topeka insurance agents have
adopted a resolution asking that but one
pany.
John Marshall has. proved in his new
musical composition "Autumnal Whisper
he can write
Clarence Scott of the Cremerie restau-
rant who has been sick the past two
weeks. is again attending to the business
the restaurant
The chart, for the Chicago symphony
next Tuesday evening will open at STAINS
fields Saturday morning.
The annual meeting of the good govern
ment club held this afternoon at
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. j. d. McFar-
land HOO Harrison street.
Anna. Eva Fay said George w. Crane
will be the next state printer There are
issue with her this point
Mrs. /. l.. Keener Stewart will show the
latest creations in Easter millinery and
imported pattern hats at her opening to-
morrow at 721 Kansas avenue.
There was an exceptionally heavy pas
senger traffic westward over the railroads
Wednesday and last night. Several of the
through passengers ran in two sections
A Topeka man observes that it is about
to stop Bailey in his mad career in which
he is capturing nearly all the Republican
delegates.
The outbuildings on the lots at the
northwest corner of Ninth and Kansas
avenue are being torn down to make place
for the three story brick that is to be
built there
James A. Troutman has not been seen
since Anna Eva Fay was in town: Has
ering how the field stands in the guber-
material race?
A motorcycle, with the noise of trac-
ton engine on a rocky road was to be
seen all over town last night. The owner
did not stop his 40 mile clip to allow ex-
animation of the machine.
1t is announced that the new elevator to
be placed in the west wing of the state
house will be run by magnet The pres
| eDl elevator is run Dy a II seems,
for he runs it when he pleases.
Owing to the failure of certain parts of
the machinery to arrive the operation of
the Fahrig shale mill has been postponed
till next week. DIR. Fahrig has telegraph
| that he will arrive in Topeka Sunday
A dispatch from ST. Louis says that the
| ancient horse cars. which will be used by
the city railroad company. escaped in the
recent fire at that place, because only the
shops We're burned, and the scrap heap
was untouched
| Cider Smith says it will rain and then
| snow. He is confident that it will not
snow and then rain If it is all the same
| to Cider Smith, Kansas can use the rain
but has no particular use for the snow,
and viii be pleased to have him govern
| himself accordingly
DIR. William a. Quayle d. D.. of Kan
Sas City. Will address the State Temper
ance union convention in Topeka May s
| and 9. Prof A. d. Wilcox will also lee
! ture and Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon will
read the story who Killed Joe's Baby ?"
| The reading will be illustrated with over
40 slides made from living subjects in
| Topeka
The annual spring recital of the Wash
/ burn college students of the piano depart
| ment was held last night at the college
| chapel Those who took part were Miss
| Florence Morton, Miss Ellie Meyer, Miss
4 Rowena Bishop. Miss Edna Dana, Miss
Anna Mueller. Miss Bertha Osbourne. Miss
Pearl McNeal and Miss Alberta Guy Two
vocal solos were sung by Carl Johnston