The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-23
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME news.

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ternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Graham,
MS Locust street.
MarshalPs band will appear at the
Auditorium Thursday night with their
new instruments.
The yard eff A. A. Hurd's home on
west Twelfth street is one of the
handsomest in Topeka
The state house janitors are at work
To-Day cleaning up after the big con-
Vention Of the United Brethren.
c. n. Alexander, who has been at
the Santa Fe hospital in this city has
gone 10 MS home at Usage City. II
". L. Dexter Of the State Temperance II
union left yesterday for a trip over the /
state in the interests OF the union.
The old story that the Crawford 4
management VIII arrange this summer
to open the Grand has been revived.
Charles Morton, the Topeka trap
shooter, won second money of $50 in
a 1O0-bird match at Parsons last
week.
Governor Hoch has notified J. c. |
Gafford, the newly selected state ac-
countant, to report for duty as soon
as possible.
The Golden State Limited on the
Rock Island Is late today on account /
OF a delay caused by a freight wreck |
at Guymon, o. T.
Clara NJ. McKibben of Topeka and
Michael F. Grogan of Courtney, Mo. |
were granted a marriage license at
Kansas City yesterday.
Bishop Lillis. of the Catholic church,
was here Monday to christen Mary Ann
Phillips, the infant granddaughter Of
| Col ". H. Rossington.
The street railway service from the
baseball ground is not first class. Ere
quently people have to wait a half hour
at the grounds for a car.
J. NJ. Ransom, of RansomviIIe.
Franklin county, one of the represen-
| tatives in the last legislature, was in
Topeka today on business.
Bessie Whalen filed suit in the dis
trict court yesterday afternoon against
Edward Whalen for divorce. She
charges habituaI drunkenness
| All persons interested in horseback rid
ing will meet at the Commercial club
rooms Wednesday evening at g. The
purpose is to organize a riding club
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. E. church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. W. I. Drum, 1918
Taylor street.
Mrs. Max Helmstorf was removed to
] her home SIS West Sixth avenue from
Stormont hospital last SATURDAY.. Mrs.
1 Helmstorh is just recovering after a
serious operation.
An estimate for the change of chan
mel of Martins creek at Willow avenue
is being prepared by City Engineer Nc
sCabe. The cost of the change Of chan
mel will be about $50.
The Ottawa Herald says: S. c.
Barnhart and family left for Topeka,
where they will make their home. Mr..
Barnhart is a salesman for g, sewing
machine company.
VIII Laughlin, a well known Topeka
artist, who has been at Ottaw9 as
timekeeper for the Santa Fe, has
come to Topeka to take a position
with Watch Inspector H. s. Mont
gomery.
w., 49, rro,,o1va +ea,,, is ,,1a1,iv,e c,
away from home, the State Journal
kindly requests the public not to tele-
phone this Office about the results of
games until $50 to 600 o'clock in the
evening.
Ottawa Herald: c. ]. Clark and J.
E. Cunningham went to Topeka this
morning to look after some business
. matters. Mr.. Cunningham viii lease
, the Nickum hotel property while in
: Topeka.
Rev. a. Wyman, of Topeka, preached
in the Unitarian church at KenOsha,
. Wis, on Sunday. He is now visiting an
old schoolmate, Rev. Fred Gilmore. al
Madison, Wis He will return to To-
peka Thursday
) The W. c. T. U. will meet at the home
r of Mrs. Currie, 904 Monroe street We'd
nesday at p. m. 1t is to be made the
5 occasion for the introduction of Miss
Rose Davidson who lectures in Topeka
tomorrow evening.
was at the depot to officially meet the
Sixteenth United States infantry yes
terday as the regiment and a squadron
1 of the Seventh cavalry passed through
Topeka bound for the Philippines.
Both Richard Mansfield and the
. production put on by E. H. Southern
1 and Julia Marlowe have been booked
to appear at Crawford's theatre al
: Lincoln, Neb., within the next two
3 weeks. Comment is unnecessary
< The summer theater at Vinewood
park is to open next Sunday. Isn't il
funny that the street railway people
., disapprove of Sunday baseball, tc
= which the fare is 5 cents, and run q
: Sunday theater, to which the fare il
I 10 cents?
The commencement exercises of the
III Oakland school win be held in the Oak
- land Methodist church next "wednesday
. evening. Prof. H. K. Miller, principa
- of the Topeka high school, viii deIlVe
the address to the graduating class. TIT
. class numbers r.
- Eva Noel. the Washburn girl whs
N was hurt by falling out of loft a
the Popenoe place, and who is nov
at Christ hospital has recovered con
seriousness, and it is believed that tn
fracture of her skull will not prov
n dangerous.
IS A force from the street commissioner
e department started out Monday after
noon to replace the worn out places Il
the brick pavements and sidewalks owe
the city. The force were sent out on tn
east side and will gradually work thei
way westward over the city.
Wednesday is an off day in the base
ball schedule. On Thursday Topeka
- meets the Miners at Joplin and afte
=. four games goes to Springfield for an
y other series of four. Then they com
~ to open here with Sedalia. This after
= noon the last of the Wichita serie
IN was played.
N orion Ingersou city clerk of Arkan
sas City was in Topeka yesterday an
AZ visited J. E. Hurley. He reminded tn
OF general manager OF the Santa Fe c
ne ~ 49, - 5s<-eyaerey,7an at A~lxansa
lg c,i+,- Tro,ersc1l 5n9oinfed him 20 tba
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