The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-22
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


.Old Arkansawv viii be at the craw-
ford tonights
The government thermometer got up
to so yesterday.
C. A. Fellows came in from the west
Monday evening.
There is no dust on the paved streets.
It was all blown away
Rev. A. c. Pyle of the National Mil
itary home is in Topeka.
Frank Swallow and son from Valley
Falls were visiting in Topeka Monday.
Considerable new shrubbery is being
planted in the state house grounds this
spring.
Carpenters say that building enter
prises have been active within the last
few days.
The Pittsburg Gas and Oil company
has been chartered, with capital
stock of $4,000.
county's representatives in the legisia-
ture, is in Topeka.
Sandwiches now cost 10 cents apiece
at the swell restaurants Of Topeka This
is an aristocratic age
E. o. King of Toledo, O.. is stopping
in Topeka a few days while en- route
to the Pacific coast.
Ten women left Monday for Los
Angeles. Cal. to attend the meeting Of
Federated Clubs there
At last the councilmen Of Topeka
know exactly what they are. voting on
in the VinewOod park question.
Crosby Bros. are having their electric
automobile delivery wagon repaired
and made ready for summer use.
Mrs. S. E. Coffman the mothers
physician and nurse, has lately moved
from roc Chandler to s26 Jefferson
Albert STICKY has been appointed JUS
tice Of the peace Of Grant township,
Jewell county, to succeed M Fl. Burn
ham, resigned.
This years dog tax tags are made in
the shape of dogs head. The tags
for male dogs are of brass and for fe-
male of aluminium.
Justice Disney and Assistant Attorney
General Redden are as successful in
getting jointists out of jail as they are
in getting them in.
W. 2. Jensen has returned from tour
of the ranch country in western Kansas
and eastern Colorado in the interest OF
the creamery industry
It is announced that tile barmaids in
England must go. It has also been an
nOunced several times that the bar
tenders in Topeka, must go.
l. L. Dayhoff. candidate for state
superintendent, was in Topeka this
morning on his way to Norton to attend
the Sixth district convention.
The work which is being done in rais-
ing the floors at the Santa F'e offices is
done at night and on Sundays. Nothing
is done on the work in day time.
Willie Ashman filed suit in the dis
trict court yesterday afternoon aga inst
the Union Pacific for $500 for the loss
of foot. The case was Immediately
settled for S150
w r. Bunting one of Barton coun-
tvs delegates to The Republican state
convention, was in Topeka yesterday.
He declared unhesitatingly that he IS
for Bailey for governor.
The executive committee Of the State
Bar association had a meeting yester-
day afternoon to make arrangements for
the programme of the next meeting OF
the association next January
r. B. Morris, foreman of the grand
jury. was detained at his home in At
Gibson Monday by the death of a rela-
tive. The grand jury returned fndict-
ments in the final reports today.
Ottawa Herald: Topeka merchants
oppose a. trolley line between Kansas
City and Topeka. Topeka merchants
are smart. A trolley line would make
Topeka a suburb of Kansas City
Mike Sweeney. who represented
Pawnee county ia the legislature two
years ago, was in Topeka yester day.
He expects the POpulists of his county
to send him back to the legislature next
winter
The Kansas State Teachers Music
association will hold the annual meet
ing in Topeka Monday and Tuesday,
April % and 20. The meetings are to
be held at the First Congregational
church.
When Manager Richie. of the Wash
burn baseball team, reached Oskaloosa,
Iowa, yesterday with his team he found
there was no bali team there to play.
Washburn probably claimed the game
by default.
Another Kansas bank has been added
to the list controlled by DR.. Woods, the
Kansas City capitalist. c. @. Chandler
DR.. Woods nephew and Kansas repre-
sentative, has organized the Norton
State bank, with capital of $4,000.
Weather Observer Jennings was
pointed out to Topeka woman on the
street yesterday. She observed: +
wouldn't suppose he would dare show
himself when he sends the kind of
weather we have had the past two
days"
Governor Stanley has issued a reQuisi-
ton on Governor Dockerv of Missouri
for Edward Dunn, who is under arrest