The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-24
SNAP sHOTs AT HOME NEWS

Christmas.
The snow today. was not heavy enough
to stop the bicycles.
Senator Baker has notified his managers
that he will be in Topeka Wednesday.
T. f. Doran has returned from a bust
other points.
The Rev. charles M. Sheldon viii arrive
home from the east tomorrow noon on
the Santa Fe-
The weather man scores again. He pre-
dfcted that there would be snow on the
ground Christmas.
Gent ana Modern l Repnnb si" at the safur-
day Night club Saturday night
electric light plant Saturday night caused
hour
The State Teachers association will
meet Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
The sessions viii be held in Representa-
don't like the Populist scheme to estab-
lish salt plant at the Hutchinson re-
formatory-
Business men complain that the old Gus
tom of beginning about Thanksgiving to
have stuff for Christmas laid aside has
been abandoned.
Sheriff Cook took Sadie Parish, colored
to the Industrial school in Beloit, SatuT-
girl has been taken to Beloit.
The home of Mrs. Nordine, 215 East
Seventh street, was set on fire Saturday
matches. The damage was Slight
W. Y. Morgan viii not be a factor in
the senatorial contest The state printer
politicians and put on a shelf out of the
way
There will be a celebration OF the Holy
Eucharist at midnight of Monday, Christi
mas eve, at Grace cathedral. There will
be special Christmas music for the occa-
sion.
The book stores had a great run on the
book In the Palace Of the King, the
f laq capV II the l boo stores
was sold last week.
The Ferris Comedians closed a week 3
engagement at the Crawford last night
The first edition of Tom McNeals Book
of Fables has already been exhausted. It
was placed on sale Friday.
The annual meeting of the State Teach
ers' association, the State horticultural
society and the meeting of the librarians
Topeka the latter part of this week
4 petition signed. by seventy-fye law
missioners asking that they remove the
city court to the rooms now occupied by
the appellate court when the rooms are
vacated.
The Shawnee county Good Roads asso-
citation met with the executive committee
Of the State association at the CONNER
cia1 club rooms Saturday to talk over
plans incidental to the introduction into
the legislature of a good roads measure.
The Topeka Laundry company has de-
clared a dividend, to be divided up among
the employees in proportion to the amount
last Thursday. The amount distributed
among the employees was $S4S. IL The
same dividend will be given next year.
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday
to Robert E. Sisk of Forber, Mo, and
Sarah Edna HarIinger Of Frankfort, Mo. !:
A A. Huntington Of Topeka and Title
M Newman of Salina; VIM. Hupp of
Iowa City. Ia, and Hickey Ebert Of Jack
sonville, Ill: A A. Murphy and Nora E.
Hickey of Granville; Alfred f. Lambert
and Nellie NJ Dean of Topeka.
Jacksons Military band will give an
fhniT rloyz nm, rte NJ
42z Kansas avenue on the evening of De-
cember 28. The rooms at AZ Kansas
avenue on the third floor have been fitted
up nicely and a piano has been procured,
and members of the band have now an
enjoyment in their new home.
The members of the First Presbyterian
church have arranged interesting pro-
gramme to occupy the time during the
early hours of the evening New Years
eve preliminary to watch meeting at
the church. 1t will be a union meeting
Of the First Presbyterian, First Congre-
gauonal and Central CONGREGATIONAL
churches The programme will be in the
nature of a review of the past century.
Refreshments will be served.