The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-18
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Bishop Frank R. Millspaugh has gone
to Colorado.
Marshall'S band will be at the Audi
torium tonight.
Miss Clara Meikle left Monday for a
business trip through the east
Washburn and Grinnen college will
debate at Grinnell. Iowa. April 25.
Topeka sent 200 people to Kansas
City the Paderewski excursion
This cold snap is causing more trouble
than the zero weather month ago.
J. r. Hankla has resigned as manager
of the Goodlander hotel at Fort Scott.
The Auditorium ought to be packed
at Marshalrs annual band concert to-
night.
A company managed by Lewis Morri-
son will play Faust" at the Crawford
tonight.
The city election will be on April L.
It may be an April fool for some of the
candidates.
Charles K Holiday has recently given
IGlks lodge.
Elias Shafer, special U. S. pension ex-
aminer has been in Topeka looking after
Lawrence applicants.
Albert Reid is illustrating a new book
of poetry by Roy Farrell Greene, the
Arkansas City poet.
F. w. Emerson was in Topeka over
Sunday. He is holding meetings at
Glen Elder this week
The Western Association of Police
Matrons will meet in Kansas City
Thursday and Friday.
Bradford Miller who was once mayor
of Topeka has left his farm and now
lives at 626 Clay street.
Irwin lodge No. $780, A. o. U. w, will
give dance at its hall, 704-T0S Kansas
avenue. Wednesday evening.
Don Willis, receiver of the shoe stock
n 1af1 Ch0n
the sale until next Monday.
Bailiff John Coyne, of the district
court, yesterday wore a sprig of green
that was as large as a potato vine
The highest point reached by the Their
mometer at the weather bureau Mon
day was 81. That is pretty cold for the
middle of March.
Judge Hazen has granted Matte
Ewing a divorce from her husband,
John Ewing, and alimony amounting to
800.
Prof. L. L. Dyche of the State uni
versity is in Auburn nursing his brother
Wilson through severe illness of
typhoid fever
The marriage of Byron w. Client, for
merly Santa Fe engineer, and Mrs.
Irene Frisbie at St. Joseph March 10
has been announced.
Judge Hazen has refused to grant a
divorce to Grant Cornish against his
wife, Nevada Cornish, on the grounds
that the testimony did not warrant
decree.
A Topeka man who got into a joint
last night was surprised to see two po-
Hcemen in full uniform drinking liquor.
The poor fellows are having an awful
time to secure evidence against the
jointists.
The county commissioners have decid-
ed that the county could not afford to
pave the West Sixth avenue road to
Gage park and refuses to consider the
proposition.
Roswell, the New Mexican town to
which Jerry Simpson is going to live, is
on the Santa FEES Pecos Valley line.
not on the Rock Islands FL Paso line,
as was reported in the dispatches.
T. E Dewey, of Abilene, delivered an
address in North Topeka last night. MI.
Dewey is grand commander of the Kan
sas knights Templar, besides being su-
preme court reporter. and the best look
ing man in the state house.
The last of the wooden sidewalks in
Topeka are being condemned this
spring. By the end of the coming sum-
mer there will not be a single block of
wood sidewalk left in town, except on
private grounds.
Judge Hazen has overruled the motion
to quash filed by the attorneys for the
board of education in the J. B. Billiard
case. The trial over the dispute about
the use of the Bible in the schools will |
now be set for trial.
The Live Oak Grove of the woodmen
Circle held a box social last night 1t |
was followed by a dance The partici- |
pants We're dressed as farmers and the |
was held at the Odd Eel |
lows Temple on Quincy street.
The commencement exercises of the !
Kansas Medical college will be held at |
the new Crawford theater Thursday !
evening The alumni association will |
banquet at the Hotel Copeland follow |
ing the commencement exercises.
Reuben Spivey and John Branner j
have been appointed by Mayor Parker |
as assistants in the engineering depart |
ment of the city. They will be given |
as soon as their assistance |
is needed in the spring work.
F. l. Rush, whom the Democrats have |
talked of as candidate for councilman |
from the Fifth ward, announces that he |
will not accept the Democratic nomina- !
ton because he does not believe in the |
Democra tic method of handling the |
Joint business.
But 10 Below at Skagwa.