The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-04
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

Kinzo gives his last performance on
roller skates at the rink tonight.
The annual meeting of the First Luth
eran church Will be held this evening.
J. K. Cubbison of Kansas City was in
Topeka Wednesday to argue a case in
the supreme court.
Judge S. J. Osborne of Montgomery
county is in Topeka attending the SUI
preme court session.
A case of diphtheria has been reported
in the home of Mrs. NJ. Kirk of 1923
North Quincy street.
The jury for the January term of the
district court is called to meet on the
1 5th of the present month.
There are sixteen counties in the
state which are free from debt but
Shawne is not one of the number.
The next regular session of the fed
eral court in this district will COM
mence in Kansas City, Kan, next Mon
day.
It is probably an impertinent question.
But how many of those resolutions
which you made New Years day are
still in good standing2
Probation OFFICER w R Eaton and
family returned from Liberty, Missouri,
yesterday where they spent Christmas
week with the parents of Mrs. Eaton.
one lonely cutter was run during the
snow storm yesterday. 1t was then or
never for the streets were free from
snow almost as soon as it quit falling
David Overmyer and Robert Blair
will deliver addresses at the meeting Of
the fambeau club this evening, after
the installation of the recently elected
/ officers.
Orris NcNary, son of Assistant Coun-
ty Attorney McNary, who has been
/ spending the holidays with his parents
1 in the city, returned to his home IN
/ JOnesbOrO, Ark, Wednesday.
/ Tho snow nd cIaaf of Yesterday ma de
/ business good for the horse ShOerS.
Several of them worked until we'll into
the night preparing for the rush which
follows a storm of this character.
The snow of yesterday makes today
/ ffbrer" rabbits day for entertaining.
/ About everybody who can borrow a
! gun is tramping through the snow to-
! day in hopes of betting shot at a
rabbit.
/ County Clerk Newman received ST.
2S7 for hunters licenses which he has
/ issued so far this season, which indi-
/ Gates that there were just as many IL
censes issued as there were dollars re-
/ ceived.
There are nearly one hundred auto
1 mobiles in the city, yet there are bul
/ thirty-five of them who have compiled
with the city ordinance which makes il
/ compulsory for them to number thelI
machines
C. D. LytIe secured two building per
{
modern dwellings which are to cost So
coo each One of them will be located
at 1874 Lane street and the other at 912
on the same street.
Dr.. c. ". Hamilton and wife Will
/ leave for St Louis this morning. and
before returning will visit relatives in
the south It is their intention to spend
some time seeing the sights in Cuba
before returning home.
The case of William Sells, the show
man. who is charged with assaulting
w c. Stephenson, which was set fol
/ trial in the city court this morning
was postponed at the request of the at
torneys who were not prepared to try
! the case.
Captain P H Coney, department
commander of the Kansas G. A. r., has
announced the following list of dates
for addresses next week: Monday, Jan
uary s, at Manhattan; Tuesday, al
/ Council Grove; wednesday at Con
cnrdia: Thursday. at MGnkato: Friday