The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-02
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS |

me Ministerial union VIII meet next I
Monday
The usual crowds will see the Otto |
Floto shows unload.
The city railway has one new open |
car in use for this season.
An entertainment is being given this
afternoon at Polk school.
The government thermometer regis /
tered "a degrees yesterday
Kansas university meets Washburn /
on the baseball field here tomorrow
The United States recruiting station |
at this point has been discontinued
J. K. Hudson has returned from Yer
sailles Mo, where he has mining lands. |
The baseball team of the Mail and |
Breeze office is looking for a baseball /
game.
It's about time that recipe for mint J
juleps made from Trego county shale is
invented
Carnations 80 cents per dozen Satur-
day only at Mrs. Hollcroft's, ST. Kan
sas avenue.
The Shawnee County Teachers associ- |
alton will meet tomorrow afternoon 1t !
the high school,
The Douglass school at Lowman Hill
is still vacant, except for the teacher
who stays there.
Texas blackberries have been selling
on the Topeka market for as low as
two dollars crate.
Auburndale defeated the second team
I >
grounds by a score of 9 to 5.
The trial of Roy Daniels charged with
running a Joint is set for trial in the
! district court this afternoon.
Governor Stanley will return this
evening from Syracuse where he went
to attend a judicial convention
The foundation wall is being laid for
| the Smith building at the corner of
Ninth street and Kansas avenue.
More honors and glory for Ironquill.
| Eugene F. Ware was last night elected
state con mander of the Loyal Legion.
People sat on their porches last night
to watch and hear the rain. 1t was such
a novelty but it did not last long.
The baseball game at Washburn park
| tomorrow afternoon between K. U and
! Washburn viii be called at $3.50 O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Knox of Pueblo,
Colo, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank VOCAL, west of Washburn college.
The school book agents are coming
to town in anticipation of the meeting
| of the school book commission next
| week.
There will be a musicale at the First
| Congregational church on the evening
Of May g. for the benefit of the Orphans
home,
The list Of pensions granted to Kan
sans states that Peter Snyder Of Topeka
has been granted an increase of pen
sion to $72 a month
Herbert Brown, for several years an
company. left Tuesday for Los Angeles,
Cal, for the benefit of his health.
DR.. A. J. Huntoon is still dangerously
sick at his home, corner of Fourth and
Harrison streets and the members of
the family have been summoned.
Deputy Sheriff Stewart is distributing
seeds that We're sent him by Congress
man Curtis. They are the regulation
kind that come from Washington
J. S Dean the aged nliser who be-
"a ms in
has been taken out of the asylum by
his nieces who are here from Michigan.
The Central National bank filed suit in
the district court yesterday afternoon
against A Steinberg for part of the
principal and interest of a note for 81,
600.
Judge w. c. Hook is hearing the in
junction case brought by the Chicago
board of trade against the Christie
Grain and Stock company in Kansas
City.
The State Temperance union conven-
ton begins here next week, and some
of the speakers who will be in the city
Sunday will speak in the various pull
pits of the city.
President A. A Robinson of the AIexi-
can Central, who has been spending the
week in Topeka, leaves Saturday for
Boston to attend the annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the road.
George E. Cole will have all sorts of
their friends will be after him to secure
! the Crawford county delegation, Of
which he is chairman.
. Katie Emmett will play THE Waits
t of New York" at the Crawford tomor-
= row afternoon and night. She has been
4 here before, many a tine and every one
e knows she is at the head of her class.
Theodore Vogel, who has been in
t Christ hospital for two months on ac-
: count Of a stroke of partial paralysis,
: has so far recovered as to be able to be
taken to his home on Van Buren, street.
e Some rubbish in box in the alley be-
r hind Wolf Bros. & Coles hardware store
took fire last night about II o clock. The
| fire department responded to a call, and
extinguished the blaze. There was no
loss.
I The Cremerie seems to be the popular
place for Sunday dinners. Good music,
= sweet flowers, excellent service and a
: fine menu is a hard combination to beat.
! It is no wonder Mr.. Scott does such an
! immense business
Q The Lime Kiln baseball team defeated
/ the d. o. V. team in holly contested
: game on the Lowman Hill grounds by
s the score of z to 4 Batteries-D. O. "
d Gardiner and Munson; Lime Kiln.
T Robinson and Gimme.
+ The reports of K. Us disastrous de-
4 feats by Highland Park college and Ne
r braska university have given Washburn
e great hope of taking another game from
l. the Lawrence men tomorrow. High
land park and Nebraska both beat
Washburn, but by close scores.
Louis Plomondon who with his brother
a performs on the aerial ladder with the
Ringing show has returned to Topeka
g to rest. He has been very sick with
+ pneumonia and will not join the circus
for a month. A substitute impersonates
4 the Chinaman on the ladder.
Y The Topeka postofice has received an
5. inquiry as to the whereabouts of Rich
y ard Owings. The inquiry comes from
= Miss Virginia Grifiths, ia West Glenn
s ent street, Baltimore Miss Grifiths
e states that he is 80 years old and is
is the last surviving member of Fremont
expedition.
A constitution was adopted at tht