The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-06
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The Ministerial union met this
morning at 10 O'Clock at the Y. NJ. c.
A rooms.
The Fort Scott Missouri Valley league
team viii play the Topeka Saints in
this city on April 19 and ~.
The W. c. 7. T. will meet this
afternoon at o'clock in the parlors
of the First Methodist church.
The Orphans Home association will
meet this afternoon at o'clock This
is the regular monthly meeting.
l. l. Price. who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John b.
Price, returned to Chicago Sunday.
The Socialists will hold a mass
meeting this evening at 1880 o'clock
at los East Fifth street to nominate a
city ticket.
According to the Kansas City Times
a marriage license was issued in Kan
sas City on Thursday to Harry Reid of
Topeka and Eff1e Watson Of Kansas
The Fourth Ward Republican club
will hold rally this evening in the law
office of J. H Guy at 429 Kansas ave-
nue. The meeting will be non-partisan
In character.
A chimney sweep who was hired by
the city to gid the flag pole upon the
city building attracted considerable
attention from passersbv who watched
his aerial feats Saturday.
The Saturday Night club held its
regular meeting last Saturday evening
at the law Office of c. J. Evans. H. b
Larimer delivered an address upon
1.-THE Literatu in the Vest
The following players have accepted
terms with the Parsons club of the new
Missouri Valley league team: Drum
mond, first baseman; Brown, catcher;
Earl Sanders. pitcher, and Charley Ber-
genbaugh. inhelGer.
An old one story stone dwelling at
213 North Madison street was partially
destroyed by IRE early Sunday morning.
The dwelling was occupied by Martha
Orrindorff- The origin of the fire is I'M
known. The loss was small and will not
exceed $50.
Mrs. E. H. Crosby was thrown
from Il buggy on Kansas avenue sat
urday afternoon, but escaped injury
A passing farm wagon ran into the
Crosby vehicle and the wheels of both
became locked.
Two building permits were issued to-
day by Fire Marshal Wilmarth. The
permits were issued to Frank Huston |
BIZ Laurence street, for the erection of
dwelling to cost 500 and to H H I
Marker for dwelling house to cost 5000 |
to be erected on lots 416-41S Spruce |
street.
The ballots which will be used at the /
Republican primary on March s viii |
contain the names of seventy candidates /
counting members of the city central /
been printed and will be sent out on /
Tuesday afternoon at $50 and from $50 |
until $3.50 the same evening.
A letter received by the Journal /
protests against the dumping of refuse
from the city upon East Hill on the
East Sixth street road. 1t is claimed
that the street is being used for
dumping purposes greatly to the in
of those who use the road.
The place in question is near Deer
creek.
Warren Gill. once a star baseball and
football player with Washburn college,
has signed to pitch for the Cedar Rap
ids club of the Three-I league. This is
Gills third year with this club, and his
contract this year is a non-reserve. At
the close of the Three-I season he will
join the Portland, Ore. team of the
Pacific Coast league.
A branch of the National Society of
the Army of the Philippines will he
0rganized here Monday evening by
who have served an enlist
ment either in the regular army or the
national guards There are something
like so or so of these veterans in the
city The meeting has been called for
in the Office of the bank commission
sr at the state house.
From the Atchison Globe: The local
baseball team for next season was or
be played against Topeka Sunday,
April 9. Previous to that a practice
game may be played with ball club
of miners employed at the
Atchison coal shaft. The team as or
ganized last night will be composed of
the following players: Frank Faulkner,
Beech Green, Earl Green, John Martin,
Billy Beauchamp, BoOtSy Anderson,
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