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

This is spring weather. Jennings
best.
The moving vans were busy this
morning.
The government thermometer got up
to 80 Saturday
Col j. G. Waters was in LeavenworIh
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Auerbach have
returned from Chicago.
Councilman W. F. Weber has moved
to S29 Van Buren, street,
W. F. Lake went to Jefferson county
Saturday after ducks.
Some reserved seats for Nordica have
been left at Stansfield's-
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Kelly went to
Texas today on visit
Have you a ticket to Nordica?" is
now the question of the hour
The motion docket was called in the
district court this morning.
1t now appears that Topeka's Audi
torfun is too small after all
"Cider" Smith said storms from Feb
ruary IS to March 2. He hit it
The Rev. H. D. Fisher is in Oklahoma
making temperance speeches
Crane & Co. of Topeka will soon pub
1ish book on John J. Ingalls,
l. c. Fox left this morning on bust
ness trip to northwestern Missouri
T. F. Doran returned Sunday from
trip to Pueblo on legal business
w. A. Evans of the Kansas City Star
spent Sunday with Topeka friends.
An effort is being made TO run
Kubelik excursion on the Union Pacific.
1t is possible the man who was held
UP Saturday was suspected of carrying
Nordica tickets.
Mrs. August and daughter viii leave
today for New York where they expect
to live in the future
Of he 1rd IF
the Modern Tonties was held Saturday
at the National hotel
Sheriff Thomas O'Connor. of Lyon
county, pissed through Topeka Sunday
on his way home from Lansing
Governor Stanley spoke to the Sun
day school scholars of the First Method
ist church yesterday afternoon
Prof Wilcox of Topeka is delivering
temperance lectures in southern Kan
sas. He was in Fort Scott last night
The State Normal girls basket ball
team defeated the WaShburn girls in
Topeka Saturday evening by a score of
10 to 10.
The Madison Square Theater company
will open a five nights engagement at
the Crawford tonight in The Blue and
the Gray"
]. n. Wilkinson, president of the State
Normal school, was in Topeka Saturday
and LETT for Hays City TO look after the
normal lands
day Night club Saturday evening on ac-
count of his recent appointment as as
sistant United States attorney
Mrs. C. o. Wilmarth will entertain
gationa1 church next Wednesday after
noon at her home, 1101 West Eighth
street
The meetings at the First Presbyter-
ian church are to be continued all TINS
week. Immense congregations greeted
Evangelist Hunt at the three Sunday
services
The eye infirmary closes this week
DR.. Littlefie1d will spend the summer
in the east taking special instructions;
The best glasses 81 Co all this week SO
Kansas avenue
Arthur Kane. who had charge of the
chart for the Nordica sale. was on his
feet eight hours without even stopping
to eat or drink. He gave out five tick
cts every minute. The last number call
ed was 2S1-
Another chapter in the Fifth ward
fight between the Roundtree and Rid
written Saturday night At meeting
at Child's hall the Republican club was
reorganized.
One man who wanted to get into
Stansfeld's drug store Saturday to get
a Nordica ticket was kept out by the
police He went to a nearby doctor
and got a prescription and came back
He got in but he did not have the medi-
cine put up
Prof. F. w. Ellis of Washburn college
is to lecture to the Kansas Medical col
Iege students on the subject. The Re
Iatioa of Psychology to the Practice OF
Medicine" The lecture will be on Fri
day evening. March Z
r. NJ Ruggles, editor of the Leaven-
worth Chroniele-Trfbune, has gone 70
Granite City, Ok Mr. Ruggles has
lately Joined the w Y Morgan class of
Kansas etiitor-plutocrats- He owns 16O
acres of land adjoining Granite City in
the new country which contains vaIu-
able granite deposits. He is now on the
way to examine his properties and ex-
poets to remain in the territory for sew
eral DAYS Recently Mr.. Ruggles de-
clined an offer of several thousand dol
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