The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-18

for year. He was fat and rotund
enough.
The Ohio club officers were. installed
| last night.
Dr. A. S. Embree is an enthusiastic
| billiard player.
Louis Knott is now captain of Fire
| Station No. g.
Hunt u your Aunt Lucindy receip
for minee pie
It cost s. f. Wright 500 to be re-
elected county superintendent.
Good bard sto-e wood cut in shori
lengths now costs $3.50 a cord
Wade Watts. the Topeka prize fighter
seems TO have suffered an eclipse.
The absence of football games makes
! chrys2nthemums a drug on the market
You viii frd the Co. Mulberry Seller:
recipe Tor Thanksgiving egg nog the
boz
A picture of the gunboat Topeka APP
pears in the recent issue of Leslie's
| Weekly.
for children are being made from ole
stocking tops.
Arthur Majors holds the record for
the first wild goose killed near Topeka
this winter.
A Michigan football player is being
| talked OF rs coach for the Washburr
team next season.
A wholesale dealer in town is unable
to all all the orders he has for three
for-five cent cigar.
A. T. Lucas spent $50 during the cam
paign for postage used in mailing per-
sonal letters to voters
Hardly farce comedy comes to the
theaters now but some reference Is
made to Stahl and Stebbins.
The membership of the Ohio club is
| 300. If there was an Arkansas club how
many members would it have?
The office of E. E. Brownies Observer
in the Columbian building has been
closed and the furniture moved away
A newly painted car on the City rail
way is being used on the West Eighth
street line to the governors house.
The county Jail has not been on fire
and the wall around the yard has not
fallen down for about three weeks.
The new joint to be called THE
| Palms might be formally opened by a
photograph playing THE Holy City"
Topeka escaped Miss Courtenay Nor
gan who is playing Camille" on the
accommodation train circuit in Kansas
The county commissioners might ask
the public at the next election to au-
thorize them to sell the court house ele-
vator.
The walls of the new building for the
Bell Telephone company's new exchange
office on West Sixth avenue are com
ple-ed.
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coal there is an unusual demand for
crushed coke. and it is an excellent sub
stitute.
Probate Judge Pagan married James
w. Nancy of Emporia, aged SO, to Grace
]Wadden of Topeka, aged %, Monday
afternoon.
Now is the season for turkey hash and
as the birds are so high in price they
must last longer. therefore, more hash
| than usual
Ezra Kendall. who will be at the
Grand next Monday in THE Vinegar
Buyer" used to play in Topeka in "A
Pair oe lids
Sam Lakin, the Medic football teams
halfback, is still suffering from a lame
leg, the result of an injury received
while playing.
The Wells Fargo Express company
will give each of its employees a turkey,
can of oystes and quart of cranberries
for Thanksgiving.
G.. E. Dougherty, of Topeka, was the
orisinator Of the Success club idea
1 There are Success clubs now scattered
| all over the country
Now that the election is over. Johr
Marshall might give some of those free
promenade concerts in the Auditorium
that he spoke about.
George M Stone. the artist, is a mem
Der of the district court jury. He ought
to find an inspiration for a picture en-
titled Before the Bar of Justice
BaiIif John Coyne of the district
court has smoked the same brand OF
tobacco for 81 years. The name win be
given at regular advertising rates.
Herman Crow, who beat ]. H. God
dard, the Elks' champion billiardist, is
now ready to take on Pancoast Kidder,
the Topeka clubs champion ping
pongest.
A Topeka woman who needs money
peddles Saratoga chips, a boy makes
money at odd times selling horse radish
and an old colored man sells home made
hominy.
Rev Frank Mallory, who is talked oil
as a candidate for mayor. says it de-
ponds on how anxious the people are for
him to run whether he will be a candi-
date or not.
Sample packages of new brand OF
breakfast food have been distributed
around town. If people would keep all
the samples they might have enough tt
| last al winter.
A Topeka mother who followes the
| lessons taught her a good many years
ago, makes cough syrup for her family
out of syrup of squills, tulu, blood root
and opium. 1t ought to cure.
James Clark, the heavyweight T. A.
A. bowler, is called big Buster and
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