The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-03
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Frank Brown was in Kansas City
Saturday.
7. S. Stephens, signal engineer for the
Santa Fe. is in Chicago.
Frank Patrick has gone to Jackson
vile, Fla, for short visit
There are no state cases for trial in
the district court this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Sheldon have
gone to Cleveland, O., to spend a week.
John Chambers, clerk at the Throop
hotel, has sold his Oklahoma claim for
$3.50.
Elmer Wynn, of Kansas City, has
been in Topeka during the past few
days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Mallory,
412 East Eighth street, a son on Feb
The seat sale for 1.-THE Cowboy and
the Lady, will be opened Wednesday
morning.
Seats are still selling rapidly for the
Innes band concert at the Auditorium
Tuesday night.
DIR. J. NJ. Westerfield and sister Adj
die have gone to southern California to
spend the winter.
The supreme council of the order of
the Triple Tie will meet here on Feb
ruary IL and II.
Superintendent of Public instruction
Frank Nelson delivered a lecture at
Cottonwood Falls Saturday.
l.. A. StebbinS has a page article in
this months issue of the Kansas Issue
entitled Prohibition Boiled Down"
The district court resumed work this
morning after a short recess on account
of the meeting Of the State Bar associa-
ton.
Judge Ferry will deliver the first of
his lectures in the Y. M G. Alaw course
tonight His subject will be Principal
and Agent
The Spedden & Paige repertoire COM
pany viii open a three-nights' engage
ment at the Crawford tonight in "A
Thoroughbred"
A marriage license was issued in Kan
sas City Saturday to Howard c. john
hall of Topeka.
Miss Mate Martin, of Clay Center,
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Prescott, sos Fillmore street,
for several days.
H. G. Van Nordstrum, for several
years clerk at Payne's shoe store, has
left for Boston where he will work for
wholesale shoe house.
Judge Fred Wellhouse will speak be-
fore the County Horticultural society
Derive from Drouth-"
Mayor Parker has had some new let
ter heads printed. They have the pic
ture of the Auditorium and city hall at
the top, together with the names OF the
councilmen-
The annual meeting of the Shawnee
County Medical society will be held this
evening at the National hotel There
will be a programme, the election OF OH
GERS and a banquet
On the Leavenworth branch of the
Santa Fee the snow was so deep that
the train leaving there Saturday after
noon and due to arrive here in the even
ing was delayed until Sunday noon
People who have occasion to use the
10 esTBId IIeql VI pnoI 9IB s9uoqd. M9u
them. Perhaps it is because one does
not have to shout when he uses them
or wait half hour to hear from central
The Lyman Twins played "a Merry
Chase at the Crawford Saturday matt
earlier in the season. The people re-
membered it. There were not large au-
diences. 81
Governor Stanley has been invited,
along with the governors of Nebraska,
Missouri and iowa, to attend charlty
ball to be given by the Knights Templar
in the Kansas City convention hall on
April 5.
E. F Ware will leave Wednesday. for
New York on law business After visit
ing New York for awhile he goes to
Washington to argue the Kansas-Col-
orado Arkansas river suit in the United
States supreme court
TIE total liquor sales of the drug
gists, as reported to Probate Judge
Pagan, were 3 1888 during January. The
sales for December. which included all
the Tom and Jerry and egg nog sea-
son of the holidays, were 1852.
r. Maggiolio, the billiard expert, who
was here few nights ago, won the first |
place in a Kansas City tournament con-
Guided last Saturday night He was |
against a number of profess |
SIGNALS of national repute.
Part of the state house offices at least |
will be supplied with the new telephones. |
They will not be ordered in by the ex- |
ecutive council, but each officer who |
wants one will have it put in and pay |
for it out of his contingent fund.
The annual agitation about a base
ball team in Topeka is being sprung by |
someone who does not live here and |
does not know that since Topeka had |
her primary education in baseball i'm |
parted to her by Goldsby's Golden |
Giants. the greatest nine that ever |
raced the bases, that no second-handed |
A,-1xo will l1iU