The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-28
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs.

Elks last night
There was no football noise in the air
early this morning.
M, A. Low is in Washington ION rail-
road business" the dispatches say.
Topeka needs new transfer station
ABOUT as Daoiy as anything just now.
The asphalt pavements were slippery
this morning on account of the heavy
John Macdonald was out bright and
early this morning making inquiries about
the football game.
Gov Stanley will lecture at the Ell Do
eft of the free library.
Nv Was ut II money was not plentiful to-
Very little betting done.
Misses Myrtle Fleischer and Ollie Mer-
Robert Graham Of All Park street.
The druggists who may have their per-
they have anvtRng TO be are n
W. M. Dignon, who was operated upon
and had a part of his hip removed sew
dition-
irwin lodge, 2so 4. Q. U: w. will give its
evening.
,. The state treasury has over $4,000 un7
of the year.
Thanks to a semi-occasional miscalcu-
lation, Cider Smith missed it a little
when he said there would be unpleasant
weather today.
one and third rate for the meeting of
January to 10.
tb The Msdies get out Of town all right
to telegraph that they didn't want any
football uD there
L. l. Schumacher, formerly a reporter
on the State Journal. has bought the
town near Ell Dorado
The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity gave
banquet at the Baltimore hotel in Kansas
peka was among the banqueters.
Probate Judge Pagan issued nine mar
divorce We're FLED in the district t't Court.
At this rate the benedicts are gaining in
numbers.
Some people think that the Scottish
Riters taking the degree at the Masonic
for today@thankfui that Z the es goat me left It
them alive.
st ahs council inspected the
Grimes sat on the safety valve and pro-
to the eaS S for tb hot s and the
David Qvermyer is not working hard
for the Democratic nomination for gov
City is on a still hunt It's time K. G.
was allowed a Democratic candidate. any
way
and strong at the Masonic building last
night. On the top floor the Masonic Scot
new members into the order.
morning. The regular stool pigeons for
stacks of wheats coffee and doughnuts
feeding counter working up an extra ap-
petite for an invitation dinner.
John Dawson has announced that the
Sixth distriot. viii not be at all backward
but will ask for three places on the state
for lieutenant governor. J. R. Burrow for
secretary of state and Judge A. H. Ellis
for the supreme bench
Judge William Thomson of Burlingame
eef Heiaef to of s6t the Of
fS5m caused p the bis1qal ssoti1n lay
courts in order to get the office.
The Santa Fe has received a new axle
lathe for cutting off the ends of the axles
blacksmith shop. 1t will be set up in the
been done by the machinists It is one Of
the first pieces of new equipment to be
received.
a. w. Bartlett of ss2 Taylor street
his l5year-old son is in that town. Seems
heard anything about it before; the Bart
lett lad and another boy left home nearly
Grain Dealers association, yesterday
filed an appeal in the supreme court from
where Smiley was fined $500 and sentenced
70 three months in In. jail for violating the
thing is that anyone was ever convicted
under the trust law
william Allen White. editor of the EN-
pOria Gazette, passed through Topeka
Wednesday evening on his way east to
gather ma ts;T for Character sketeh Of
Carolina He will visit New York, Wash
ington and South Carolina in preparing
eastern magazine.
The Topeka High school football play
ers who expected to play the Beloit High
because Beloit did not send transportation
are trying, to figure out today what kind
Mitchell county. The Beloiters only want
ed to furnish transportation one way and
back.
appointed fireman at the state house
utive Council directed State Auditor Cole
to see i he c9Hld G fnd d remaI It is
and telescope in the search for man
whG naT he to round and SGd doW Te
gomery county.
H NJ. Levan of Coffeyville one of the
men supposed to know something about
electric line and one of the promoters of
the scheme. was responsible for the fol
Clarion Mr.. Levan says that they have Haie
secured their right Of way and have made q
bright
Miss Eva Morse daughter of Mayor and
Mrs. Morse of Emporia, is lying at the
point of death in Topeka at the Stor-
mont hospital. Miss Morse was oper-
ated Tuesday for appendicitis by DR..
Jacobs of Emporia and DR.. Raster of To-
peza The operation disclosed the fact
that instead of appendicitis she was suf-
fering from an abcess of the abdominal
cavity. The operation was very severe.
She was under the knife three hours. Her
chances of recovery are considered very
doubtful.
Probate Judge Pagan issued nine mar
riage licenses YESTERDAY. as follows:
Topeka Frank Burns, Wilmington; Miss
Blanche D. Coberley. Burlingame; Marsh
Allison. Seneca; Miss Sadie A Kramer
Auburn; John Astrand, Topeka: Miss
Ora &c F. Miller TOpeka Edwin s Thorn