The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-21
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Tomorrow is WaShington'S birthday.
Fred Close is in town talking politics
and gold shale.
"A Thoroughbred Tramp" will be at the
Crawford tonight.
Frank Conklin has been appointed as
substitute mail carrier.
Sheriff Cook is looking for George Swan.
who stole a horse near Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bates and daughter
left today for St. Augustine. Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen White left
Colorado Springs for California yesterday
Still Thorpe Buttloph Jennings will not
broken.
Charles s. Gleed is famous. His picture
writer advertisement.
A Leavenworth marriage was kept Sc
cret for three years. That could happen
only in the Apple City.
There WI be but one ed delivery I've ytb Of H s
urday is a legal holiday.
Tomorrow evening at Security hall will
occur occur the regular monthly meeting OF the
+ w. A. McKeever, a brother of E. D. Nc
keever, assistant United States attorney
is the author of a new spelling book.
A special train win run from Horton to
Topeka for the Nordica engagement 1t
will leave Topeka to return at IL p. m.
ty under United States Marshal Lit Crum
was once president of the Kansas Farm
ers' alliance.
George Dunno asked the district court
yesterday afternoon to grant him d.
of desertion.
The jury in the district court Thursday
did considerable weeping. and it was in
girl against her betrayer.
The colored people of the Fifth ward
hail and decided not OH 70 mix M in the
Troutman- WEIGH fight
Senator en Harris says he wants to go back back
many people in all parties who would like
to see the wish gratified.
The company which operates the sand
QredR6 a.
out the ice Thursday to enable the dredge
to get down into the water
The First Ward Curtis club last night
Endorsed the candidacy of s. H. Haynes
for the Republican nomination for county
commissioner in the First district
Today the city schools observe Washing
toms birthday because the birthday Is to-
morrow, but the schools do not keep on
Saturday even for the father of his coun
try. 4
of the international Association of Ma
ehinists, will give PUBLIC address at
this evening.
On March 1 a separate room will be
opened up for women who desire to reg,
of the Auditorium and will be in charge
of women clerks.
The Sons of the American, Revolution
will banquet at the National hotel tomor-
row, night and see if they can wrangle
half as much as the Daughters in WASH
ington have done.
Part of the machinery for the Fahrig
gold Shale mill has arrived. The build
will have to be constructed after all the
machinery arrives.
w. G. Kelly of the bond brolSng firm of
Kelly & Kelly, has returned from Austin,
Tex, where he has just completed a big
fer of 100000 in silver.
1t may be true that there are only
tenly Of in ns i looking
as evidenced by those who are attending
the conference today.
Kansas City February 81 and the town at
the end of the Kaw expects that $500 To-
there to hear him, but they won't.
Rev. j.. T.: Mcfarland, pastor of the
First Metno1ast chuFc + VIII bnreh on .e
Light and Mirth Of Literature" It will
w. H. Stilwell, who was formerly super
intendent of the Rock Island lines west Of
intendent of the lines east Of the Missouri
is visiting in Topeka
The BARRIERS now want to close their |
shops earlier. BARRIERS only work from |
Saturday, when they are open TIL II p. NJ |
Strange that they want to get IN under |
the eight or ten hour law.
Rural route carriers are to receive S3S SO |
pay for the month of February, at the |
time the goyernme E pay checks tb are are sent
was over $40, but this being short month |
only SsS.sS. -
The suit of William Pugsley. against the |
Rock Island railroad for $4,000 wass begun |
before a jury in the district court yes
terday afternoon. Pugsley lost his feet |
by being run over by a train and he sues
on the ground that the accident happened |
on account of the negligence of the en-
ployes of the road.
William Topp, the glove maker of Johns |
town, n. Y, may yet decide to locate his
new tannery and factory at Topeka. He |
will come here again to consult with MEM
bers of the Commercial club relative to |
the project. Since being here the first part |
of the month Mr.. Topp has visited Omaha,
st. Joseph and Kansas City Mr. Topp is |
very favorably impressed with Topeka /
and says he would like to locate here if |
business conditions are such as to war 1
rant 1t.