The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-19
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

today as the Sabbath.
n. H. Wolff makes the best suit for
the money in the city
Keg parties viii not be popular here
after in the Grand opera house.
There IS a scarcity of servant girls
and cooks in Topeka, as usual
7. B. Sweet is III at his home at To-
pelSa avenue and Third street.
Mrs n. B. Campbell is still at Stor-
mont hospital but is improving
Dick Cooley leads the Boston batting
list but this is early-very early.
s. NJ Sylvester was registered in Kan
sas City yesterday from Topeka.
A Chinese wedding was given at the
Lowman Hill M. E. church last night
DR.. S. c. Stewart is in New York
where he viii spend month or six
weeks.
fair promoter, returned to Wichita last
night.
May Ross fled suit for divorce from
Michael Ross in the district court yes
terday afternoon.
Congressman Curtis viii make the ad-
dress at the Memorial Day exercises in
Topeka this year.
The w. c. T. U. viii meet Monday af-
ternoon at three o'clock at the First
Methodist church
J. w. Gleed will begin work on his
new business block at Sixth and Topeka
dNEuuEH III Il lew days.
Paved streets and alley repairs have
been made recently by dumping crushed
stone in the low places.
These are the days that school chill
dren long to be free from the duties and
cares of the school room.
Elva Gordon brought suit in the dis
trict court yesterday afternoon for d.
yorce from Charles Gordon.
Geo. Hanley has returned from Joliet
H., where he attended the funeral of his
brother who died in Chicago.
The Ohio club will meet Monday
evening at III West Sixth avenue. Carl
Wood the violinist, will play.
The degree team from Sloan lodge of
Masons will go to Chanute next Satur-
day to confer the third degree.
The tournament at Lawrence be-
tween the Topeka and Dread golfers
began at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Topeka ping pong team would
like to hear from out of town Organiza-
tons desiring to play match games.
Bank Commissioner Albaugh is tabu-
lating state bank reports this week, and
no gubernatorial figures may be looked
for.
The Washburn rabbits foot must be
in working order. The baseball team de-
feated Warrensburg, No. yesterday
to ,.
Topeka members of the state Tenn
perance union hope to see Judge Z. F..
Carver reelected president Of the So
ciety.
The Kansas University girls basket
ball team plays a game this afternoon
with the girls team of the Topeka High
school.
D. ". Little has returned from trip
to the western part of the state, primar-
lily to attend the judicial convention at
Oakley.
G. Polk Cline. the. Democratic war
horse Of the southwest, who has declar-
ed for Chas. LObden for judge, is in To-
peka TODAY
A paper recently said that Cider
Smith appeared to be in period of total
eclipse Cider" announces that it is an
invisible eclipse.
The gardeners employed by the state
to keep the state house lawn in shape
are busy this week preparing the flower
beds and lawns.
The meetings of the Seventh Day
Adventists at the Auditorium are at
tracing considerable attention from
the citizens of Topeka.
Judge Carver was in Kansas City
yesterday and gave it out that Mr..
Troutman has a good show for the CUB
ernatorial nomination.
An excursion of Kansas City lodge
men and their families to Topeka will
arrive at the Santa F'e depot at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
John Curran has discovered that the
Bailey forces are for Curtis for senator,
and that Governor Stanley himself is
Curtis man for second choice.
Julian E Yates. recently appointed
army chaplain, has been assigned to
B7crt LeavenWOrth for temporary duty
before going to the Philippines.
The baseball team of the Santa Fe d.
vision offices at the depot are playing q
team from the store house department
at the Washburn athletic park today.
Mrs. VIM Lyman of Kansas City who
has haaD VISITING in fHnnalCa called
home Friday on account of the illness
of her mother Mrs. o. NJ. Markley.
John A. Deane and Miss Julia Deane.
relatives of Joseph Deane the old man
who was declared insane a few days
ago. have arrived from Owosso, Mich
Somebody has started the story on
George Clark that he is going to start
paper at Eel Reno, Ok, as soon as his
term of office in the state house expires.
The girls basket ball team of the
Kansas State University was defeated
last night by the basket ball team Of
the local Y. W. G. A, by score of
so to 2
At the meeting of the Saturday Night
club tonight in the Office of Stebbins
& Evans e. D. McKeever will read
paper on Politics" Friends of the
family invited
A number of Topeka people will so to.
Kansas City next week to see Maude
Adams who plays Quality Street at
the Auditorium theater the first three
nights of the week.
In event the Roman carnival is held
in Topeka this fail an automobile parade
will probably be one of the features of
the weeks entertainment. Topeka prob
ably has more automobiles in proportion
to the size of the town than any other
city in the west.
Consenting to the request of the G. A.
r. organizations of the city, the Wash
burn baseball team has agreed not to
arrange a baseball game to be played
on Memorial day this year, and also
to not allow the ball park to be used on
that day.
Ida BOokley, the woman who was ar
rested with w S. Kennedy for robbing
Otto Won I-angen, was yesterday fined
IS and costs in the district court. She
turned states evidence and got off with
a small fine. Kennedy got fine Of 800
and so days in jail.