The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-19
SNAP SHOTS At HoMENEW 5

Easter is one week from next Sunday.
side Tracked, will be at the Crawford
tonight
Col. w. H. Rossington was in Kansas
City Tuesday.
The government thermometer got up to
As yesterday afternoon
N. H. Wolff makes suits to order from
$500 up; fit guaranteed.
Dave rMulvane is in Washington-he
says on private business.
The registration books close on Friday.
Is your name written there?
H. U. Nudge. general manager of the
Santa F'e, is at Amarillo, Tex.
The Woman's league is distributing cir
culars urging people to register.
J. Long is seriously sick at the home of
c. B. Merriam left Tuesday afternoon
for Montpelier, VT. business.
Charles NJ. Sheldon is out of town on a
Observer Jennings says the cold weather
is at an end. He said so last February,
Irwin lodge 2eo A. o. U. w. will give a
dance at its hail. 7O4-706 Kansas avenue,
this evening.
The marble season has begun School
boys and newsboys will put in all their
leisure time at marbles for the next few
to his house for some weeks with rheum
atisn. The trouble has extended from his
ankle to his knee.
Judge W. C. Hook will be in Topeka
next Monday The session of the court at
Wichita lasted SO long as to prevent his
coming here this week.
The very latest creations in. Easter mil
Shown at onr openng Friday nay! March 2
I. l.. Keener Stewart, 721 Kansas avenue.
Maj. A. NJ. Harvey was last night NOM
ward Wilder for member of the school
board from the Third ward.
l. NJ. Hadley has submitted successful
plans for the construction Of the base
ment of the first and second floors of the
city building atFWellington, Kan.
Charles Rodgers has sold % of the 800
shares it is proposed to sell to pay for
building. for. the Topeka Athletic associa-
ton. The shares cost 500 apiece
Washburn college will have golf links.
and failure in baseball and football and
will now try a game in which the girls
can take part.
Whenever a man has sore throat now
eyes. Sore throat is the regular prelim-
mary to smallpox, scarlet fever, diph-
liberia. and mumpS.
A test of a seed cleaning machine was
made today at Warren & Potters, on East
endeavoring to locate the factory for the
manufacture of the seed cleaners at To-
peza.
Sergeant G. B. Smith of the United
States recruiting force is in Topeka and
will be, in charge of the office here, as
Smith has been running the recruiting Of
flee at Salina-
E. R. Henry. a member of the senior
class at Washburn, has been called to his
home at Cameron, La. by the dangerous
Louisiana house of representatives. Last
year Mr. Henry's mother and sister. died
within a few weeks of each other.
The first shipment of the seven street
cars for the Topeka line arrived here
Tuesday. They are longer cars than have
been in use heretofore, but have seen SER
vice in St Louis, They will be rebuilt in
the shops here and pressed into service
as soon possible. They sadly
needed.
Lawrence Journal: James Means
James Mcknight. Bert Pierce, Arthur
SimmS, Bernhart Litowitch, George Brown
and j. Patmore walked to Topeka Sunday
last-28 miles: Means. Knight and Simms
travelled on the public road and were eight
hours making the journey. The others
Travelled on the railroad track and made
the trip in six hosTG and twenty minutes"