The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-12
snap SHOTS AT nome NEWS

Hardwood bars can be had al a discount
in Topeka
Did Chief stahI close the Jointsg No.
There is a case OF smallpox across the
street from Clay school
has not captured the legislature.
General J. K. Hudson Is now living in
Versailles. Morgan county, Missouri.
The walks which have not been cleaned
are in a dangerous condition from ice.
John f. STitzer has returned from How
ard, where he attended to court business.
With what q wonderful unanimity peo~
pie in street cars crowd around the stove.
The sale Of seats for Arizona Thurs
day night at the Crawford opened this
morning.
Major T. T. Anderson says he Is not a
candidate for Cyrus Leiand's job as PEN
sion agent
The Columbian Building company paid
was injured. $50.
The mercury Is towering too closely
around zero these nights to make sleigh
riding comfortable.
The book social to have been given at
the Central Congregational church last
night was postponed
The Topeka pension office has Just fin
ished the quarterly payment. which
amounted to over s., 200, 900
Miss Anna speck of Emporfa will be
bank Commissioner Office
G. G. ShoIes superintendent OF telegraph
t f.sr, me santa Es. has returned from
The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Hughes,
who died yesterday in Oakland, VIII be
held from the residence Wednesday at 2
p
It is too bad when it IS considered that
those new sIeighs may not be USED Tor
two or three years after this snow disap-
Mrs Nation win return to Topeka
Thursday Most Of the glamour about
her has been rubbed of during her lee
ture tour
Prof G. p. GrimsIey of washburn coll
up some special work at Leland Stanford
university
The Lowe company. which was at the
Crawford last night and viii play again
tonight in Humanity win disband here
and reorganize.
The half hour noon lecture course at the
day with a lecture by L. G. Boyle. ex-
attorney general
The ground hog did not see his shadow
and stu the weather has not modified
The old signs continue to have their IN
derpinning displaced
One Of the women who went with Mrs.
lives at Thirteenth and Jackson street.
She is expected home today.
The F1ambeau clubs vaudeville show at
the Grand Friday night promises to be
good Much of the good vaudeville talent
of the city IS the programme.
The receipts from the NJ. wv A ball at
the Auditorium Thursday will be used
to send the three degree teams to the ma
uona1 contest at St Paul next June
L. NJ Penwell, George ". Clark, D. G.
Ti1Iotson. DR.. w. d. Storrs, NJ W. Saxon
and w f. LETTERS went to Wichita today
to attend the state meeting of the Mod
ern W0odmen of America
Topeka. has a lettuce factory-for a
State Journal office this morning with the
following label. with compliments of
SINNERS Lettuce Factory
There will be a public discussion be-
tween J. Nelson Of Kansas City and the
Rev. e. a. Shenkle tonight at 385 Jackson
street. The subject under discussion will
be VIII Socialism Be the Coming Form
or Government as Understood and Adj
vocated BY the Socialists Of Today7' No
admission viii be charged and the meet
ing viii commence at 7:30
The following officers have been in
President. Mrs. A. Morrison. senior vice
president, Mrs Alice Adds junior vice
president. Mrs. Trayors secretary. Mrs.
Dora Candy. trea surer Mrs v Csayfarf:
chaplain. Mrs. Wilcox conductor. Mrs.
Grace Wilkerson. guard, Airs. Cloud; color
bearers, Mrs. Creighton. Mrs Penny Mrs
Steele and Mrs. Weatherby.