The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-07
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


| endorsed James A. Troutman-
The Slater company will play 9TH
Defaulter" at the Crawford tonight
Evangelist Hunt will speak TO young
people at the First Presbyterian church
tonight.
]. J. White filed suit in the distric
court yesterday for divorce from Nests
G. White.
]. R. and T. ]. Hankla are now sait
to be figuring on the Victoria hotel il
Kansas City.
Mrs. Mamie Bennett Harrison is Wis.
iting her sister,, Mrs. w. B. Swan at 81.
Buchanan street.
The graduating exercises of the Kan
sas Medical college Will be held at the
Crawford March 20.
Olive Barrett was granted a divorces
from Edwin Barrett yesterday after
noon by Judge Hazen.
1t is he New Empire hotel at 1872 Kan
sas avenue that is Quarantined. The
Empire is at 22o Kansas avenue.
The annual meeting of the State
Temperance union will be held this year
on May and g. instead of in January.
Prof. L. Heck who plays the violin
himself went to Kansas City Thursday
to hear kubelik, the prince of f1ddlers.
The water shortage at the deaf and
dumb school at Olathe is past and the
scholars can now have all the water
they want.
Mrs Emma Client was granted a d.
vorce from her husband who is a Santa
Fe engineer by Judge Hazen Thursday
afternoon.
The colored people of Lowman fIill
are raising money to fight out the
the courts.
The sub-senior class of the High
school will give a party Friday evening
at he home of Miss Julia Warner, 1927
Buchanan street.
e sesA
club who finds he will be unable to go
to st. Marys tomorrow should notify
President Copeland
James ]. Hit, who prior to three years
ago lived in Topeka for 20 years, was in
Topeka yesterday. He is now an attor-
ney at Kansas City.
Otto Kuehne saw Prince Henry in
Chicago. Mr.. Kuehne will be the idol
of the Germans at the Turner garden
for the next three weeks
The Democratic Flambeau club will
celebrate the seventeenth birthday of
the organization St. Patricks day, the
18th of March, at Steinberg's hall
r. S. VanSant. assistant to State Ar
chitect John Stanton has resigned, and
has accepted a position with Chief En-
gineer Storms of the A. t. & s. f. Ry.
Lynn Clayton. r. P. Kelley and NJ. G.
Edelbuite were among those who passed
the examination given by the State
Board of Pharmacy at Fort Scott yes
terday.
DR.. H. F. Palenske has resigned as
coroner of Wabaunsee county and has
been succeeded by DR.. o. S. Chester, of
Alma, appointed by Governor Stanley
yesterday.
Nordica did not sing in Kansas City.
The managers there would not agree to
pay her price, 81 $780, and they were
probably right. Kansas City is slow
to appreciate artists.
DR.. Joseph Swain president of the
TTniVarSiV nf Indiana has haan in
vited to deliver the principal address at
the commencement exercises at the
State university June IL.
The omnibus service in Topeka is be-
coming worse. Drivers now frequently
refuse to go after people living 10 or IL
blocks from Kansas avenue or to take
them home from the trains.
w. F. Sheriff., of Ellsworth, has been
as a member of the State
Board of Pharmacy by Governor STAN
ley. Mr.. Sheriff. has been serving on
the board for number of years.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians
w. H. Rossington will speak on the sub
ject, "St. Patrick and the Irish People"
Now the people know where the colonel
stands.
and last night attended the
Kubelik concert at Convention hall She
sings at Des Moines Saturday night and
FROM there goes to Pittsburg, Pa.
Snorln OF stopped
in Topeka today on his way from West
moreland where he went for Guy Hon
Ixins, who is wanted in Bill Whites town
for stealing a horse last December.
Pierre Anderson, Robert Maxwell and
Wallace Thompson will represent Wash
burn college at the intercollegiate ora
torical contest at Winfield tonight.
Thompson is the orator, the others are
delegates
The Orphans Home is now quaran-
inc mt Of en- nj
the children, Daisy Mcfarland, aged
}, was taken sick yesterday and trans
ferred from the home to the detention
hospital.
session preparing the questions for the
examination to be held during
the coming summer, and also to allow
certificates to conductors and instruc-
tors of Institutes.
Harry Richter met General ]. A.
Cooper, of Stafford, at the Hutchinson
and they had a reunion.
Richter served under General Cooper
Turing the war. General Cooper was
me of the Stafford county delegates in
he Seventh district convention.
c. N. Hunt, the lawyer evangelist, who
S to give his life story at the Auditor
um next Sunday afternoon, after IL
Years in law practice, has spent nine
vears in evangelistic work. He has
raveled from ocean to ocean and
in 81 different states and ter
itorieS.
Mrs. Dicie Warren, of Kansas City, |
appeared in the supreme court Thurs
lay afternoon to push her application
'or a writ of habeas corpus to get her |
daughter away from the girls |
lister. The girl, however, makes afi- |
iavit that she is staying with her sis |
ers of her own free will.
The registration books will be placed |
N each ward of the city for one week, |
BEGINNING next Monday morning, and |
losing Saturday evening, March Is. At |
er that the books will be open at the |
fice of the commissioner of elections |
i'll March 81, which is the last day for |
egistration before the city election.
r. B. Kepley filed suit in the district |
ourt yesterday afternoon against Gill |
illan and Drake, of Fort Scott, who are |
n the stone business for 81. 900 dam |
Lges. He makes his claims on the |
rounds that he was exclusive agent /
or the company in Topeka but that the /