The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-08
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

at N1Ck6rSOn.
S. F. Hague, at 1850 Kansas avenue,
is quarantined for smallpox
1.-The Cowboy and the Lady will
be at the Crawford tonight.
S. H. Dodge editor of the Beloit Ga
zette. was in Topeka last night.
Sunfower team No. $50 NJ w. A. will
give a dance at 704-6 Kan. Ave.
Marshall's band will play at the Tur-
ner anniversary at Turner hall Monday
night
Rev. A. Wynan will preach tomorrow
morning on What Unitarianism
Means
Miss Ethel ]. Hef1ick has gone to ST.
Joseph to take a place with a millinery
company there.
There will be a. basket ball game this
evening between the High school girls
team and the Washburn girls.
Sunf1ower team No. SO NJ. w. A, will
give their next dance Monday evening,
Feb. 10, at 704-706 Kansas avenue.
J. t. Whalen, who is the general west
ern passenger agent for the Mexican
Central was in Topeka yesterday.
The thermometer at the weather
bureau reached "a degrees above zero
yesterday afternoon at three o'clock.
Another lease of life was given to the
East Eighth avenue pavement yeSter-
day by the committee on streets and
walks.
Miss Harriet Mccoy has resigned her
position in the city schools and will
go to Oklahoma to prove up her
claim.
Herman Sons Eintracht lodge No. 6
will give a dance Saturday evening,
Feb. 10, at their hall, 225 Kansas av-
enue.
Ida Stephens brought suit for divorce
in the district court yesterday from
Joseph Stephens on the grounds of
abandonment.
Water has been found at the Crit
tenton home at the depth of 100 feet
The home has had much trouble in Sc
curing a water supply.
Assistant State Treasurer T. T. Kelly
went home to Paola last night to attend
a meeting of the Miami county Republi-
| can central committee.
! Bishop Millspaugh will go to Horton
| to consecrate the new St. Luke's Epis
copaI church at that place Sunday. The
service will be held at 10 a. m.
| c. ]. Williams, a helper at the Santa
| F'e depot at Carbonate, fell off box
| car Friday and brike his leg. He was
| brought to the Santa Fe hospital.
A charter has been granted the Phi
| Delta Alumni Building association of
| Lawrence. 1t is a Greek fraternity as
ISOLATION and proposes to erect chapter
| house.
G. G. Gage G. A. r. post and Wo-
| mans Relief Corps have changed their
| time of meeting to Friday afternoon
| and evening of the first and third even
| ings of each month.
| An appeal has been filed in the su-
| preme court in the case Of Ellis Quint,
| Of Ellis county, who was convicted Of
| resisting an officer who was serving a
writ of attachment.
| The jury in the district court which
! heard the suit of Bell Chute against the
! Western Union Telegraph company for
| 81 900 brought in a verdict yesterday in
| favor of the company.
w. F. Schoch was appointed judge
pro tenn by Judge Hazen in the district
! court yesterday to hear the case of Ed
Noble against d. H. Branaman.
Anna SPAIN brought suit for divorce
| from Jacob SPAIN week ago. Yes
| terday it was dismissed. They have
| agreed to disagree but not to separate.
! Griggs, Freshman and McCauley have
| Joined the Y. NJ. c. A. basket ball team
with the Haskell Indians on February
a.
A Topeka man has the facsimile of a
| million dollar check. What most people
properly endorsed, but who would cash
it?
d. w. Little, assistant state superin-
tendent of public instruction. lectured
last night at Lewis, Edwards county, on
the benefits of rural school consolida-
ton. -
The Masons of Topeka have issued a
| 80 page pamphlet entitled a Masonic
| Calendar and Directory" and contains
| all the information about the Topeka
! Masonic bodies.
| D. P. Merriam, of Woodward, I. T., is
| in Topeka attending the session of the
supreme court. He is law partner of
| Temple Houston and that Is all the pass
| port he needs in Topeka.
| The streets and walks committee of
| the council has decided that it needs all
| the cinders from the city electric light
plant The park commissioners will
have to get sidewalk material elsewhere
Sam Bayless was bound over in the
city court yesterday to stand trial III
the district court on the charge of as
stabbing him. His bond was fixed at
A representative of the State Journal
has received a handsomely engraved
invitation to the dinner to be given by
the New York Substituting to Prince
Henry at the Waldorf-Astoria, Febru-
airy 26th
penitentiary, is in Topeka. He announ-
ces his belief that Senator Fitzpatrick
will defeat w. H. Sproul in securing the
Chautauqua county congressional dele
cation in the Third district contest.
Marcus jacobson was found insane by
a commission of physicians in the pro-
bate court yesterday. He thinks he is
ordained to save the world. If he had
commenced operations in Leavenworth
or Wichita he might not have been in
sane
The office force in State Auditor Coles
department is sending out blanks to the
different telephone companies in the
state for a statement of their property
so that it can be assessed by the state.
There are upwards of $50 such compa-
MES in Kansas.
H. K. Goodrich, recently appointed