The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-29
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

1 winter.
Chief Strauss is an ardent 'cinch"
The 500 war bonds now sell for $1O6 In
| Topeka.
The thaw has seriously impaired the
/ sleighing.
W. F. Guthrie Is over from Atchison on
legal business.
4 Snowballs are now the terror of the man
i with a silk hat.
Crawford's Opera House will be open
l every night this week.
1 The Aodocs once gave a concert in Los
| Angeles and cleared 5000.
A series Of bowling contests are being
4 conducted at the II. A A.
Mr.. Il. D. Kenna, general solicitor of
1 tine Santa Fe, is in the city.
| Jesse. Leach has returned from a trip
| through northeastern Kansas.
/ The official seal to any document issued
l by w. A Smith is a toOthpick.
1 Several out of town newspapers have
| representative at the Collins trial.
New silk curtains have been added to
| the book cases in the supreme court.
| Eight volunteers were recruited yester-
\ day for the Twentieth regular infantry.
DR.. Thorpe breaches tonight at the First
| NJ. f.. church on THE Believers Privi-
A Topeka man smokes three dozen Gig
! arettes day and wonders why he is nerv-
Laced hunting boots are quite the thing
to wear this sloppy weather-if you have
a pair.
The Kansas Medical college officials say
this is the best year the college has
| OO4ASA GSS44le1n N~uI-l lis mas gone 10 WASH
ington to prepare for the opening of con-
| gress.
Al G. Fields MINISTRIES will be at the
Grand Opera House one week from to-
Horse buyers from Kansas City have
been buying up horses by the car load in
| Topeka.
| Now that the weather is moderate
again.
The annual meeting of the State Tenn
perance union will be held in topeka about
the LIST of February.
A number of new bill boards have been
put up in various parts of the city to dis
figure the scenery.
Miss May Coulter will act as stenogra-
pher in the G. A r. department at the
state house temporarily.
Percival G. Lowe of Leavenworth, ex-
president of the State Historical society,
is visiting with Judge Adams.
cial at the home Of Mrs John Elliott, So
Topeka ave, Wednesday evening.
Major Boyd's cadets captured Lincoln
veterans some time with their drills.
Sergeant Donovan was the first officer
to advocate Collins arrest. He made up
his mind after he searched the house.
w, Q. Day, who is attending Baker uni
after spending his vacation at home.
One of the combinations which a To-
peka man has produced is a cob pipe in
his mouth and rose in his buttonhole.
Miss Nita Fay Shreve has returned from
Bucyrus, where she has been visiting with
the family OIL state treasurer HeheboWer.
The Republican Flambeau club is ar
ranging to hold meetings through the win
ter, to be addressed by prominent speak
The. Elks' annual memorial service will
pc neIo H. n d1aInIiton nan Sunoay' DeceIn-
lie.
The washburn .glee club is preparing for
tour of the state during the holidays.
Their schedule of dates is not made
out yet.
Secretary of State-eIect George A. Clark
came down from Junction City last night.
He has been laid up with hard cold for
the past two weeks.
The State Temperance union is making
pre7Parations for the annual meeting. which
committee has been appointed
Prof. Radford of Washburn college will
lecture before the Mems league of the
evening on "The Politics Of Germany
The Republican Flambeau club will make
d9fng up the an winters and w Ef
hold regular meetings for that purpose.
The TennesseetoWn kindergarten auxfI-
fary will give a benefit enteTtatnment at
the colOred Congregational church, corner
King and Lincoln streets. Friday even
ing.
The regular annual meeting of the Shaw
nee County Horticultural society will be
held Thursday afternoon in the rooms of
the State Horticultural society at the state
tonight Prof. L. D. Whittemore will read
a paper on Recent Patriotic Poetry The
club viii meet at the office of Carver &
Larimer
James T. Kelly, who. comes to the
crawford theateT next Monday evening
with "O'Hoolgan's Masquerade was for
merly the leading man of "A Railroad
The Shawnee County horticultural socf-
ETY. w , hold its monthly mgsting at the
business to come up is the election of Of
ficers.
Miss Maud HerreIl, stenographer for De-
partment Commander Eastman, in the G.
A R. department at the state house, has
resigned.
The state university students who have
been at home during the THANKSGIVING a.
cation, returned to Lawrence yesterday
and today.
Al G. Field, who comes to the Grand on
December with his MINISTRIES, claims To-
peka as ms adoPIed, nome, Inc ElKs
he has been here.
One of the coupon boxes in the bond
.joints." It refers to joint school districts
however, and not to the dispensaries of
The house on John MacDonaId's farm,
eight miles south of town was burned
in the house escaped, but all the house
hold effects were lost
o. D. Jackson, a member of the Little
week ago, fractured one of the bones of
at Salina Saturday night.
The fire department bob-sled is the most
popular conveyance with the children that
to the sled for exercise all the children
that can pile in are given ride.
It is said that another attack will be
made on the theater hat by Senator Hanna
of Clay county in the legislature this win
ter. An attack is unnecessary in Topeka.
Hats are all removed in the theaters here
The Ladies whist club will play tomor-
row night postpOnement Of the tour
nament was made last week because of
the date of the karnival Knights ball,
but a second postponement Will not be
made.
Miss Bertha Case Of Lawrence, who has
been assisting in the office of the insurance
commissioner for the past few weeks, slip
ed on the ice on the west entrance to the
state house yesterday and sprained her
wrist.
Most of the weather prophets. say that