The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-04
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


A great deal of saloon paraphernalia Is
being moved into town.
The street railway is doing some re-
pairing of the Oakland line
Twenty-Five physicians have registered
at the city PHYSICIANS office
There will be no jury cases in the dis
trict court before next Monday
The state house lawn where the sod
has died out Is being repaired
Princess Chic at Crawford's Wednes-
day night is the next attraction.
The Elks will go to Emporia Thursday
to establish lodge in that place
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Klein of PIP Quincy
street are the parents of daughter
The Municipal League meets at the city
council chamber tomorrow afternoon
The proper pronunciation for Princess
Chic according to Alan Dale is tsSheek.'
The next municipal election promises to
peka-
Luther M. Nellis and N. B. Arnold of
Topeka have been commissioned notarteS
public.
Spagetti and cheese are now popular in
Topeka, along with wienewurst and hot
Another man comes up with an old coin.
y. M Smith of Washington has a coin
Harry Wagner is a candidate for as
sistant doorkeeper of the house of repre-
The Republican state committee head
quarters have been removed to the Cope
land hotel.
The. tower on the old city building.
ing torn down..
Richie & Ramsey began the paving of
Fillmore street between Sixth and Tenth
avenues this week.
The pleasant weather is responsible for
the display of much energy in the pave
ment construction.
Chief Wilmarth has so far been unable
to secure any suitable horses for service
in the fire department.
The scramble for places as clerks, stem
ographers, pages and doorkeepers win
soon be on again at the legislature
The special election to fill the vacancy
trict caused by the death of Harry c. SAT-
ford will be held January 5.
Those who were unable to read the
presidents message last night have care
fully laid the papers containing it away
to read when they have the leisure
ton on the governor Of Missouri for Ed.
Karman. wanted at Horton for burglary
Kansas City.
The committee on decoration for the
twentieth Century Inaugural Fete at the
Auditorium on New Years eve is in ses-
sion at the rooms of the Commercial club
this afternoon.
The quarters now occupied by the SUI
the new justices of the supreme court,
the direction of the executive council.
The candidates for the new places on
the supreme court are having a good run
are several hundred people in Kansas who
want to be appointed StenOgraphers to
lA6 new Justices.
The Commercial club has asked the
council for the use of the Auditorium for
the evening of December u, at which time
they will hold open meeting of the
club to discuss matters pertaining to the
Kansas semi-centennial
Sixty-five girls of the Industrial school
had a very pleasant time at the Armory
Saturday. They were celebrating the sec
ond anniversary of the establishment of
the school. Sixteen ladies were present to
assist the girls in their amusements.
The Commercial Club News and Trad
ers' Exchange has made its appearance
for December This paper is being
published in Topeka. It's home is at 627
Kansas avenue. 1t is a. bright newsy
sheet full of news pertaining to the bust
ness interests of the state and will un-
questionably prove to be quite help to
the business men of the state.
Earl G. Anderson. whose parents live
at Fourteenth and Harrison streets. has
returned from the Philippines. where he
was q soldier in the Fortieth U. S volun-l
teers. Anderson was also in Cuba and
upon being discharged after his regiments
return from that country, re-enlisted to
go to the Philippines He was wounded
during the war, but was finally discharged
on account of sickness