The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-25
SNAP SHOTS AT HONE NEWS.

Miss Nellie Phelps Is very sick At her
home in Aubur1daie with typhoid fever.
Mrs. o. Sherman is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever, and is not expected to
recover
Ralph williams of Kansas City spent
In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Burris went to
Excelsior Springs Saturday for the ben
efit OF Mrs Burris' health
The T b c. baseball team is to play
the Manhattan team at Manhattan
Monday and Tuesday Of this week
The T. B. C. baseball team and the
insane asylum team will play on the
Washburn grounds Thursday Afternoon
By q decision Of the county superin-
teadent district 1e2 has been given n
acres which formerly belong to school
district 50.
The Bird canning factory worked up
5000 bushels OF tomatoes last week.
The company now employs 40 hands.
los OF them women
next Sunday by the Swedish society Of
Kansas City. The Rock Island win ham
die the excuFstontsts-
The Shawnee County Horticultural
society win hold its regular monthly
meeting September at n e Goodell's
home near Tecumseh-
Mrs. stell Wilson Of Kansas City.
former resident of Topeka, Is spending
| the week at the home of Miss Myrtle
Berry. 622 Jefferson street.
Councilman Geo. s. Tincher will 60 to
Chicago this week. and may take in thu
| convention Of the League OF Americas
| Municipalities at Grand Rapids. Mich.
| Dr. Chas. Miller. OF Louisville. KY,
| is in the city today He has recently
| graduated from medical college. and
is looking for suitable location to
| practice in Kansas.
| The Smith comnanv has cornnfefed
one of their new type automobiles and
has f1vs more almost ready to turn out
| The Parkhurst- wholesale COM
pany takes the whole lot
Ernst Pyetxki. of the U. s. training
ship Alert, is visiting his parents. Mr.
| and Mrs Ludwig Pyetzki, on Grattah
| street He is stopping over on his way
from San Francisco to New York.
A fire about noon Sunday did some
damage to the house at 322 Fillmore
| street occupied by Prank Hughes. The
| ever troublesome gasoline stove was the
cause it being too near the woodwork
James Ramsey will commence work
| at once on the construction of the new
sewer in the northwest part of town
| He has been delaying the work on &C
count OF the unsettled condition of the
| weather.
Some one remarked Saturday when he
march to the Auditorium for the Grad
| dock meeting. that the 200 people in the
parade were only the ushers for the
meeting and that the crowd would CONS
LATER
A copy OF the catalogue of the North
western Territorial Normal school OF
Oklahoma, located at Alva, Okla. has
been received The book is printed by
which w s. Fulton, formerly Of To-
peka. is the proprietor.
A series of entertainments for the
benefit of the Coiored Orphans home
will be given this week Tonight thu
entertainment will be at the B street
Baptist church, Tuesday night at tbs
st, Johns Methodist church, and OF
Wednesday night at the Shiloh Baptis,
church.
| Albert Mccaferty and Mrs. Harve,
Lowe. who skipped out from Argentine
last week, the former leaving wife and
the latter a husband, are said to hav'
come to Topeka On Wednesday of las
week they bought tickets for Albu
Querque, and are supposed to have gon'
from Albuquerque to San Francisco.
DR.. H. W. Roby, secretary of the stat
board of medical registration. found 4
doctors in Wyandotte county last weel
who were practicing illegally. OF thess
20 had registered with the state board
of medical registration, but had failed
to file the same with ne county clerk
They will be given time to comply will
the law before prosecution The other.
will have to answer in the courts soon
Z v
college made his initial appearance in &
downtown pulpit when he preached a.
the First Congregational church Sun
day morning. His discourse, delivered
from manuscript, was upon the teach
ings of the hanging of Haman as applfet
to present-day conditions. Presiden
PIass has the manner of q deep student
his delivery being unimpassioned but a.
the same time showing q breadth O.
thought that 2lstains the interest of hi
audience
| DR. Elnora G. Whitemore, of this city
has received notice OF her appointment
as a member of the ways and mean
committee of the Temple of Fraternif,
movement of the Royal Neighbors o
America The other mebers of the com
mittee are: Mrs Winnie Fielder, Peoria
ILL.,; Miss Myrtle E. Dads, Rock Island
ILL.,; Mrs Irene E. Bentley. Oelwein. Ia
Mrs. Mary Fay Halves, Rock Island
Ill: Mrs. Lima NJ Collins, st. Pau
Mimi: Mrs. Jennie C. Franks, Peoria
ILL.,; Mrs Hattie II. Lombard, Crane
Rapids, Mich; Mrs. Alice c. Nash
South Minneapolis, Mimi; Mrs Flor
enee Brown, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Mrs. Ell,
r. Irwin, Glendale. N. D.; Dr. Susal
Meg. Snyder, Council Bluffs, la; DIR. z
Frank Morrill,. Peoria. I'LL