The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-06

home of County Commissioner scout TAel-
sey in Oakland
The south basement of the state house
has become a common trysting place LOT
high school boys and girls and several
couples are in the habit of meeting there
and spending the time after schooi-
+ TT XVerries of Nickerson. Kan, is in
the civ having one of his eyes treated.
X5i,ila 2-or5xires a few DAYS ago a piece OF
steel struck his left eye. penetrating the
BAN and completely destroying the sight
Not all the talent of the world was. CIV
en- to the politicians LIT, NAaflltl IN o. = I Y
pelza can whistle Two distinct PARIS o. =
tune at the same time without the ana OF
any instrument and whistle them accu-
ARRANGEMENTS are being made to have
a number of the Swedish ana Scahdlha-
excursion 10 Stockholm. Sweden, next
summer. The excursion will start from
Edward Strong ana R. w. Stephenson,
two Washburn college students mace y
wager that if Bryan was elected SLEons
was to wear duck trousers all next Mon
day. But Stephenson viii now nave the
honor Of doing SO.
It IS announced officially that an Atch-
isOn Girl who wants to be loved LOT lsl
seif alone will shortly wear her shabbiest
clothes to Topeka on a visit Ihe great
est secrecy will be maintained regarding
her bank account ,,.
According to a wager maze py Z its,AAstii
Mike Wagner and Patrolman kirk llhk-
ston Wagner viii have TO wear cues
trousers and straw hat al qlAlhs
Christmas week. Wagner bet on Bryan
in the United States
Jimmie Coppinger, a l6-year-old BOY 81
/ Winchester. Kan, is in the city Tor the
( purpose of having an operation performed
on one of his eyes, the sight Of Whlc n
was destroyed by being struck with q
/ baseball some weeks ago.
James K. Hackett. the young man who
plays the title roie n az 6r1 Gagd %
the 10Th. played Barnes OF New AoIE
in the play OF that name win f-llaily
Rigl here two years ago
Al the annual election of officers of the
Y. w. c. A Miss Laura Radtord was re.
SO - are Ida O. Barnes pres
ident; Miss Clara Holman, secretary, and
Miss Nellie Goodrich, treasurer.
The term of office OF Grand secretary
a. w Main of the l. O. O. F. expires De
cember l. Mr.. Main expects to make 10
peka his home. His successor, d. w.
Kent Of Hutchinson. was elected at the
last annual session Of the Kansas lodge
The Miss Bessie Irwin whom Mrs j.
ious to find last week has been discovered
at 1921 North Kansas avenue where she IS
living with her adopted mother. 1t IS be-
lieved Mrs. Stamper is the childs mother.
The American Volunteers, who used to
give nightly parades on the StfeelS Win
members in Topeka and 10 more coming
in as soon as stan oI1ceF comes from
St Louis to take them through the cefe-
VIII the notormen get vestibules on the
trolley cars to protect them from the win
ter winds now that the legislature is Pop
lIlist?YVhat if the legislature should pass
) is1v to put vestibules only on the cars
run by rnotermen who voted the Popullst
1he Haskell institute. football team hap
pened to be in Topeka on the night
Of the Indians attended They greatly adj
Tnired the heap pretty squaws' but for
some reason didn't recognize the war
The attraction at the Grand Opera
House tonight is Walker Whiteside.
who is said to be the youngest and best
of tragedians. He viii play Hamlet a
part ia which he is highly praised, and
! promises that it viii be set accurately and
deliberately
Louie. the Greek was chopping up can
dy with a Ratchet today when. LAWYER
4 AIcNary remarked to him that that look
i "a as though it might have been George
Washington's Ratchet George Wash
/ ington2F said Louie who's hina2" But
Louie votes just the same
DR.. J. r. Fay, superintendent Of the