The Topeka state journal., 1902-12-11
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS.

Galen Nichols was in Kansas City
Wednesday.
F. ]. Kellogg left today for Missouri
On a prospecting tour.
A. w. Benson, of Council Grove, was
IN Topeka Wednesday,
B. r. Welda. of Chanute. was a To-
peka visitor Wednesday.
The government Thermometer ranged
between 30 and so Wednesday.
W. Y. Morgan went to Kansas City
Wednesday to meet Congressman Long
few flakes of snow were recorded
unofficially at SAB o'clock this mornins.
Mrs. Ed Rarber. of this city. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison of EN-
poria.
A banquet will be held after the secret
session of the Sloan lodge reunion Sat-
urday night.
Frank Watson is leader of the orches>
ira at the Gertrude Berkeley play house
at Kansas City.
Andrew Stevenson of Chicago will
speak to men at the First Presbyterian
church Saturday night
Sheriff Cook will make several sales
Monday on the court house steps for the
purpose of satisfying judgments.
Hello Bill will be the attraction at
the Crawford Sunday night. The com
pany will come here from Lincoln.
Emma L. Kelly of Topeka is publisher
of the programme of the Gertrude
berkeley play mousse at Kansas. CITY.
The prices of the Berkeley play house
in Kansas City. managed by A. S. Kane
OF Topeka, range from Is cents to so
cents.
The kings and Queens" burlesque
company viii play Hutchinson tonight.
What is Tooeza's loss is Hutchinson's
gain"
Stuart Robson, who cancelled his en-
gagement at the Crawford for Monday,
played The Comedy of Errors" at
Wichita last night.
". D. Ford, private secretary to Gov
Wednesday. He simply happened to
look in at the Blossom house.
The week before Christmas is dreaded
by managers of theatrical companies,
for the people spend their money for
presents instead of plays.
F E. Nipps is president of the Topeka
Ticket Agents association The asso.
citation must have about members
enough to fill the important offices. =
John Macdonald has been editor of the
Western School Journal for IA years
He was county superintendent for ten
years before he bought the Journal.
Modern Woodmen of America camp
536 has planned to hold an entertain
ment the evening of December 80 at its
hall 7O4-706 Kansas avenue. The event
IS open to lodge members and their
families.
James H. Reeder of Hays City was in
Topeka Wednesday. He was elected
judge of the district court at the last
election. He is known as one of the
best dressed men in western Kansas.
He is not a walking fashion plate but
just well dressed man.
John Coyne, bailiff of the district
court, tried to take up collection yes
terday to pay Mrs Nations fine. He
was unsuccessful and he explained that
his only desire in having her fine paid
was to prevent her from appealing the
case to the district court.
The various department meetings of
the State Teachers association will be
held in representative hall, the senate
chamber supreme court room and vari-
Gus committee and office rooms in the
state house. The only meeting place
not in the state house will be the high
school auditorium.
It is understood that the Kansas
State Temperance union will try to have
the national congress pass a law pro-
hibiting any person from holding a per-
init to sell liquor who has not complied
with the liquor law of his state. Sucn
a law would require the jointkeepers 70
do business as druggists.
Rev. ]. T. Mcfarland, pastor of the
First M. r. church spoke Wednesday
evening at the St. John A. NJ. E. church
jubilee. There was an address by
Caitha Page Of the Capital City club
What They Can Accomplish" by Mrs
J. H. Guy, president of the Ladies'
Coterie. Guys orchestra furnished the
music.
Andrew Stevenson. a prominent youne
business man of Chicago will hold a
byterian churches of the city Saturday
evening at 7;30 at the First Presbyterian,
church. He will also occupy the DulpiL
at the same church Sunday evening.