The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-03
LOCAL MENTION.

Mr.. Newt Fluke. of Lawrence. spent
Sunday in Topeka
Degree of Honor lodge No. 7 will give
a masquerade ball Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. French are the
parents of daughter born this morn
ing.
J. F. Westerfeld has gone for a short
business trip to Chicago and Indian
apolis.
The report of the police judge for the
month of October shows collections ag
gregating $2125.70.
If you want to see a reliable business
medium, call on DR.. Ala Thurman, 11S
West Sixth street, 9 a. m. to p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Reid returned
from their wedding tour today, and will
go to Clyde. Mr.. Reid's home, tonight,
for a short visit.
The Christian and Missionary alliance
meeting will be held at Mrs L. b Foss'
home, corner of Wabash and Indiana
avenue. Oakland. Wednesday evening.
Rev. w. ]. Hatfield, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian church. will begin
this evening a series of special meetings
at the Westminster Presbyterian church
to continue all week.
Members of the transportation com
mittee of the Commercial club are in
session this afternoon at the club rooms
for the purpose of considering further
matters relating to the freight rate stu
alton in this city.
Rev. Samuel Freuder, a former Jew
ish rabbi, spoke Sunday evening at the
Westminster Presbyterian church on the
subject From Sinai to Calvary" Rev.
Mr. Freuder comes from Denver, and is
delivering a number of similar lectures
in this locality.
Mr.. ]. n. Edge, of Highland Park,
came in this morning with a strange
reptile esembling a pocket edition of
the horrid ella monster of New Mexico.
I 10, lI1ir, f4Tr.o
was identified as a ground puppy
member of the lizard tribe which is
harmless and slow of movement
At the council meeting this evening
4 resolution will be introduced provid-
ing for the paving of Tyler street be-
tween Huntoon and Twelfth. This is
the short block west of the Kansas Med
! ical college, and can be paved by reso-
luton of the city council without a
petition, as it is between two paved
streets.
Miss Daisy Hamlin. member of the
Foxy CUTLER company. has not been
attended by good luck since her arrival
in the city last night She has lost her
little alligator purse. which contained
two five dollar bills. some change and
small stick pin which she values
above everything else included in the
1 loss. She has offered a reward of S.
1 but has little hopes of the recovery of
her property.
Manager r. 6. Brigham of the Mid
winter Exposition company. is today
sending out the first literature advertis-
ing the show which is to be held here
January 10 to 81 1903. 1t is in the form
of a brief announcement setting forth
the plan of the project and enumerat-
/ ing what success was attained in the
exposition of last winter. In a few days
Mr. Brigham will follow the announce
ments with a propectus containing a
more detailed description of what was
shown last -ro>r and what will be ex-
hibited al the coming show. The pros
pectus viii be further enhanced by 10
| half-tones, and within ten days the
booklet win be off the press. There
will be 5000 of the first announcements
mailed to persons in different parts of
| the state.