The Topeka state journal., 1902-02-25
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Judge w. c. Hook. of the U. S. circuit
court was in Topeka today.
Miss Alma Hawk. of Emporia, has been
brought to Stormont hospital
Frank Bonebrake has a record of 144 at
bowling rubber neck pins.
In two months the baseball season at
Washburn college will be on
The colored people of Lowman Hill still
refuse to send their children to school. .
Sheriff Cooks forces are still busy col
lecting the unpaid personal property tax
Charles Lyman has sold his lunch room
at 1U3 West Eighth street to IL. r. Smith
s J. Bear has purchased and moved into
\the II. H. Mills homestead at Ills Polk
street.
A yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Win
ter has passed-perhaps.
Principal w r. Carter, of the Topeka
Industrial institute for colored children,
has returned from Tuskegee, Ala.
The Republican Law and Order league
will meet this evening at the law office
ing
The Nebraska state university basket
ball team is to play against the Topeka
Y M. {. A. team in Topeka next Monday
evening.
Ellen NJ. Cheney brought suit for di
ternoon against NJ j. Cheney on the
ground of cruelty
Mrs. R. l. Jones. of Emporia, and
teacher of music at the College of EN-
poria, will chaperon a party of sixteen to
the Nordica concert
Q. NJ. Irelan. who formerly was a Wash
burn burn college student but but who who is POW run
was in Topeka Monday
The Topeka branch of the Theosophical
GnlS W Wara mfet 3 az Jan Sne fSme Bren of M
Wednesday at o'clock
The revival meetings at the First Pres
byterian church under the direction of c
n Hunt. the lawyer-evangelist, are at
tracing widespread attention.
John H. March. who went to Washing
ton month ago. has decided to make his
home in that state. His family viii leave
Topeka to join him about April 1.
Governor Stanley was seized with an at
tack of acute indigestion yesterday. 1t
was so severe that he tainted. and had to
be taken home from the state house
The Dobbs- New murder case, which was
appealed TO the United States supreme
court from the Kansas supreme court. has
been set for hearing in Washington on
Lindsay Pegues. of Junction City and
formerly with Crosby Bros is getting up
a party from Fort Riley and the city to
tOrium.
Supt. Frank Nelson has been made a
charter member and >vice president for
Kansas OF the International Geogra phical
society, which was organized at Buffalo
%. 30 and May l. and made a week later
comes on May 4.
The county commissioners have signed
the lease TO the fair ground. the Kansas
river bridges are well under way and
there is little for the county fathers to do
but routine business.
There is an old saying. Cheer up cher
ries are ripe which might be changed to
suit the occasion in Topeka just now. and
pc read, Cheer up the Cherry sisters
have passed us by
The liabilities of the Furman Shoe COM
pany that failed. in the United States dis
trlct court yesterday, are named as Sl9.-
52ye7; The assets are $1S.600 Welch &
Welch represent the shoe firm.
Me-o
voted in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat con-
test the handsomest woman in Kansas
viii lead party from her town to To-
peka to hear the Nordica concert.
The pay checks for the rural free de-
livery route carriers for the month ot
February viii be sent out from the To.
peka postoffice the latter part of the week
There are nearly 500 routes in Kansas
The Shawnee county Republican pPina-
ries viii be held one week from Sat1Ireiax- y
at which time the contest for the Shawnee
delegation and also for craftsmanship OF