The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-28
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Why not register right away?
The Topeka coal men wore a cheerful
look this morning
The government thermometer got up to
4S yesterday afternoon.
T. F. DOran and c. A. Fellows went to
Pueblo today on business.
from a trip to New york and P ta Viva
MIA
Miss Dodds of Hutchinson has returned
home after spending week visiting in To-
The city election will be on April this
year The registration books will close
Warren Gin has been chosen as the
coach for the Washburn foot ball team
Most of the Topeka delegates to the FIT.
Scott A. Q. U. w. convention have re-
family of w. W. Schench. 1922 North
Quincy street.
F. L. Williams of Clay Center has Sc
cured tickets for a party to attend the
Nordica concert.
The snow today. came as a surprise.
Most people had begun to think spring
weather was here.
A case of chickenpox in the family of
p l. Murphy, at S17 Monroe street. was
reported yesterday.
NJ. ]. .Stickel of Baldwin will head
party of students from Baker university
to the Nordica concert.
best glasses only 800 at DIR. Littlefeld's
sale, 80 Kansas avenue.
the T. A. a just to make the experts who
went to Buffalo feel at home.
John Brubaker; the third Of the family
tried in the district court today.
The U. s.. army, recruiting station will
charge of Captain Berry March 1.
Kubelilz will be rendered a reception in
be rather cRiliy, but jan has an overcdat
There was roqsing good political meet
ing in the Third precinct of the Fifth
row
This evening the Gamma Sigma. Literary
reception to the college at the society
rooms
Cubeb. cigarettes and camphor are the
weather is in order and the winter rub
bers are worn out.
Anna Eva Fay predicted last night at
the opera house in answer to a question.
the election of ]. w. Bailey to be the next
governor of Kansas
All the weather prophets seemed to miss
it yesterday. Today they will explain that
the bacon rind and the corn husk were
not hung up right.
The white wings" have been busy this
week. with pick and shovel in cleaning the
cutters of the streets.
ing can not be held now, without a row.
That means the ward heelerS and first
lieutenants are in earnest
The regular meeting of the Topeka Or
phans' Home association will be held Mon
day. March 3, at the home of Mrs. How
ell JONES' 1201 Topeka avenue, at p. m.
There are now 21OO names enrolled on
the registration books. Saturday the spe-
cial room for women voters will be opened
at the south side of the Auditorium lobby
Philip Bickelhaup filed suit in the dis
trict court Thursday afternoon against p
H Butler to quiet title to a farm which
the plaintiff brought Of Butler but has not
a formal deed to show for it.
The suit of the Drovers' Live Stock COM
pany against the Charles Wolff Packing
company which was the result of cattle
daa xxr1C danfdp6 a m district
court Thursday in favor of the packing
company.
ISOLATION considering the plan of hold
ing only a race meet in Topeka this fan.
erect credftabie buildings and collect ma
terial fo~ state fair
The streets and walks committee of the
city council Will meet this afternoon for
the purpose of deciding upon a route for
the city railway tracks yiii Through Central
at the extreme west edge of the park.
Orr ]. Adams has returned to Colorado
was here on account of the serious illness
of his father; also to confer with some
slope
d. B. Fuller one of the prominent attor-
neys of Eureka. Kan, was in Topeka. on
there is no opposition to Congressman Mil
II. B.. Miller is the most popular candi-
date for governor
celed their Topeka enga cement on account
hurt their box office receipts Eggs drop
ped from three dozen for a dollar to IS
cents. the six months cold storage packed
in salt and sawdust kind but that may be
only a coincidence.
Oscar Bischoff has completed his list of
deputy city assessors. In addition to the
ten names printed in the State Journal a
week ago. the six following We're an
nounced Thursday: A. McGregor, Michael
Oswald George Hanley, F. E. Bischoff, J.
F. Buck and John NJ. Ryan.
i An amusing thing occurred on West Sew
enth street last evening. Four boys were
trying to lead a burro. They could get the
stubborn little animal up to within a few
feet of the post. but not an inch further.
Finally the four boys each got hold of a
leg of the burro and literally carried him
far enough to tie him to the post
Prince Henry slips into oblivion There
is row at WaShburn college concern
ing the captaincy of the base ball team.
Pierre Anderson, the best player the
team. is the ca plain, but the ardent sup
porters object to him. There is 50 little
good talent that they want the best to
play ball and some one who can't do that
TO be captain and do the wrangling.
c. w. Horn denies the report that he Of
fered tc allow his planning mill office to be
used meeting place for the Knights
and Ladies of Security members who are