The Topeka state journal., 1902-12-02
Snap ShotS atHome News.


General Manager H. u. Nudge of the
Santa Fe was in Kansas City Monday
This rain comes within the period
Cider Smith termed the storm period
d. w. Mulvane. national Republican
committeeman, has returned from chi
caso-
Polk school will be. .reopened tomorrow
morning. 1t is now in excellent sanitary
condition
Governor Stanley will deliver lee
ture at the Swedish Lutheran churcn
tomorrow evening.
This rain makes the usual ponds in
the wornout cedar block pavement on
West Sixth avenue.
'.'Way Down East which was in To-
peka last night, played in Chicago to
$11. .625 in one week
This is the time of year that the
newspapers pint items about the only
sure cure for diphtheria."
The largest audience to see Way
Down East" was at the Crawford sun
day instead of Monday night
Sidney Hayden. who was one of the
attorneys in the Collins case, was in To-
peka Monday. He lives at Holton.
A marriage license was issued in Kan
sas City Monday to John w. Morand,
aged 40, and Mary Norman. 20, both OF
ToDeka.
Council No. of the knights and La
dies of Security will give dance and
supper at Security hall Wednesday
night.
The chairs and desks in the senate
chamber and representative hall are un-
dergoing repairs preparatory to the op-
ening of the legislature
Mary Wood, who was sentenced to tne
industrial school for girls, is now ia
charge of Police Matron Thorpe and sns
may not be sent to Beloit-
Topeka man makes the following
trite observations: The man who expects
favor in politics from an adherent CT
an opposing faction is fool
A. Newman, county clerk-elect. ex-
meets to begin work in the clerks Office
AZ once in order to familiarize himself
with tie duties before he takes charge
in January.
About rs ministers of the Presbyterian
church are attending the meeting OF the
in the North Topeka Presbyterian n
church today.
The Sons of the King will hold their
regular monthly meeting at Grace Ca
thedral on Wednesday afternoon. Some
novel plans for Christmas entertain
ment are to be considered.
The Gordon Shay grand opera COM
pany will open a three nights engage
ment at the Grand tonight in Faust.
The sale of seats has been large. The
price for parQuet seats is 81
A Topeka man says that he noticed
seven men yield their seats in street
car to women this morning and not one
of them said Thank you"
The new church workers of the First
BAPTIST church will meet Wednesday
afternoon for sewing at the residence OF
James F. Griffin, 1927 Monroe street
Charters have been granted to the
Burlington Lumber company, capital
SO, 900: the Cunningham State bank.
capital $40, 900; and the Winfield Gas and
Mineral company, with the same CAPT
tai.
The ladies of the First Cumberland
Presbyterian church at Fifth and West
streets have arranged novel enter
tainment in the form of dolls fair TO
open Wednesday and continue for three
days.
Secretary Coburn has gone to Chi
cago to attend the international live
good stock more than Secretary &C.
burn and he has very few equals as
judge of stock.
Judge Hazen has decided one impor-
tant case. that of DR.. Meffert, but he
still has the decision in the case brought
board. in which the reading of the Bible
is the controversy, to decide.
Governor Stanley has honored a re-
QUESTION from the governor of Texas for
Levi Sanders, who has Just been re-
leased from the Kansas penitentiary
He is wanted for horse stealing in Ma
varro county, Texas.
Judge Heizer will hear the Vinewood
Park railroad injunction cases instead
of Judge Hazen. The old adage ~
change of name and not the letter is a
change for tie worse and not the better
may hold good in this instance, but who
it will be worse for will not be known
until the case is decided.
Principal yv. r. Carter of the indus
to raise money with which to buy
farm He wishes to place a first-elass
agricultural course in the curriculum OF
the school. The vacant lots surround
ing the school buildings were cultivated
last simmer by the students of the in
stStEt-or-
C. NJ Knowlton. formerly of Gibra1-
tar Drug Co.. has entered a partnership
with o. A. Keene, known as the Keene
& Knowlton Drug CO. They will carry