The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-28
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

The Midwinter exposition closes
Thursday evening
1.-The Girl from Maxims' will be at
the Crawford tonight.
Walter D. Goodwin, of. Topeka, visit
ed in Salina this week.
This cold weather drives the loafers
into their corners at the court house.
The spring reunion of the Scottish
Rite Masons will be March % to IS.
Miss Elsie Hart of Branner street has
been spending few days in Atchison-
Miss I.ibbie Bresett has gone to Colo
RADIO to spend several months attending
school.
W. E. Dauchy, chief engineer of the
Rock Island, was in Topeka yesterday
on business.
E ID. McKeever, assistant U. S. at
torney, was in Kansas City yesterday
on business.
Miss Pearl Sample has returned to
Trinidad, Colo, after a visit of three
weeks in Topeka
The Rev. Vernon C. Rose. of this city,
will preach at the Christian church at
Salina Wednesday evening.
The next number in the lecture course
at the First Methodist church will be
the Passion Play lecture by F. G. Dren-
ming.
A Topeka woman wants to know if
the Kansas Day banquet is really
the pie counter where the politicians
get their rewards.
U. S. District Attorney J. S. Dean is
out of the city this week but will return
in time for the Kansas Day club BAN
quet tomorrow night
The members of the Kansas universe
| ty orchestra who played at the Mid
winter exposition here Monday returned
to Lawrence last night.
Capital lodge No. Z, Degree of Honor,
will give free entertainment Wednes-
day night at the lodge rooms, to the
| members of the order and their friends.
Robert Pierce is in Kansas City at
tending the meeting of the lumbermen
| of Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma Mr.
Pierce is president of the association.
The reading circle to be organized by
| the young people of the First Methodist
| church will hold a meeting this evening
| at the home of H. NJ. Webb, 131 Topeka
| avenue.
]. R. Potter Ed M. Gels and F. r.
| Fem of Salina are in Topeka and are
/ in charge of the Lee booth at the Mid
| winter exposition. They have made
many friends here.
| The SpaniSh-American war veterans
| announce that the price of admission to
l the FitZhugh Lee lecture at the Audi
| forum next month will be % cents in
| stead of 80 and rs.
| Alvin J. Reed filed a suit in the dis
| trict court yesterday afternoon against
| the Union Pacific railroad company for
| SIS. He was thrown from a train at
| Silver Lake and injured.
| A delegation OF topeka people Will go
| to Kansas City to see Mary Mannering
| in Janice Meredith" Miss Mannering
| plays in Kansas City Thursday, Friday
| and Saturday of this week.
| AT the Modern Woodmen dance last
| evening at the hall 704 Kansas avenue
| prizes were given to the best walters.
| Miss Jennie McAndreW won the ladies'
| prize and John Butler the gentlemen's
| prize.
| David Richie, of Salina, is in Topeka
| taking dispositions in the case of
is now pending in the Lyon county dis
| trict court. The amount involved in the
| suit is over $1,000.
| Ivan De Machlin, the swordsman who
! fought a fierce battle with H A Utter
| man at Vinewood park last summer, is
| in hard lines at Kansas City. His
| sabres and foils have been attached to
posed that the tools of mans trade
| are exempt from attachmant.
Red" Laird, who did not work the
| little brigand game of kidnapping and
| eXtorting money from Charles Wolff,
| must feel awfulIy jealous of the Bull
! garians who successfully carried out
| the Miss Ellen Stone affair and got
| their money for it. The difference be-
! tween Laird and the brigands of Sofia
| is the distance between that burg and
| Topeka
A meeting of the colored voters in the
| Fifth ward was held last night at
| Eleventh and Washington streets for
! the purpose of indorsing James S.
| Warmers boom for reelection to the
| position of councilman in the Fifth
| ward. Resolutions We're adopted COM
| m ending Mr.. Warmers record in the
| council and asking him to again allow
| his name to he used as a candidate.