The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-13
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.


peka market.
This weather gives the duck hunters
encouragement
The bowling alleys at the T. A. A. are
being refinished.
The Evil Eye" company carried 40
tons of baggage.
7. D. Costello of Atchison was in the
city Wednesday afternoon.
The Vinewood track gang is now
working on Van Buren, street.
Nevada will be at the Crawford to-
night with Elsa Ryan as the star.
The government thermometer ranged
between So and 10 degrees Wednesday.
John Strickrott went to Independence.
Mo, Today to do some photogra phic
work
Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. w Banta of
1902 East Eighth street, on November
Z, son.
Police business is so dull the tailor
cannot keep '-trusy'' as chambermaid
in the barn.
The Washburn- Medic football team
mas game scheduled with Lindsborg
for next week
One misses al the Grand Opera House
the delicious" aroma that clfngs round
the entrance at the Crawford.
Marshal's band is considering a pro-
position to give three or four free con-
ter
All that is left now for the sports to
witness are ping pong and golf matches.
Thanksgiving is two weeks from TO-
day
The Washburn girls basket ball team
will play the High school girls team at
the Y. w. c. a. gymnasium Saturday
night.
Buy your Thanksgiving turkey now
and fatten it in your own cellar Collar
buttons, lacks or any odds and ends Will
dc for iced.
Charles Adams, jr., who sprained his
back very badly some time ago. is still
in very serious condition and is hardly
able to walk.
This was one of those raw, chilly. un-
pounded and half cooked mornings that
you hear about that can be compared to
a badly cooked steak.
The only difference between cider"
Smith and the weather bureau is that
the former told about this weather two
weeks ahead of Jennings.
Daily service of its California Limited
train is to be resumed by the Santa Fe
commencing next Sunday and continu-
ing all through the winter
Rev w. J. Hatfield. pastor of the
Third Presbyterian church. is continu
ing the special meetings at the West
minister Presbyterian church, this week
Those girls are rather light on foot, .
remarked member of the audience
at tee Grand last night. as the electric
ballet performed. They carry their own
| footliShts.'
Jake White, who was formerly a me-
chanical engineer on the Santa. Fe and
lived in Topeka for several years, is now
master mechanic of the Ell ORC Mining
& Railway company a I Ell ORC, Mexico
Whoever prints the programmes for
the theaters should employ proof
reader The Captain links" programme
contained l<PS and 1.-THE Evil
Eye" programme contained five errors
The New York newspaD ers ara slow
Tncy haven't had a line about the TAX
Jag of Brady's testimony in the dollar
gas case. They don't even seem TO know
that the Kansas legal delegation is in the
Ci.--s
The man who keeps a fire burning ev-
cry night on the vacant lots at Seventh
and Jackson streets, is the Vinewood
company Waterman who keeps people
out of the excavations and the lights
burning.
Atchison Globe: John Seaton and Ba-
| lie Waggener met on a Missouri Pacific
train yesterday afternoon. and talked
for three hours. Both were in the best
of humor and they buried the Ratchet
hundreds of feet deep.
Harry Thornton. the good looking
young man who played the pars of Der
| trand HolIander in THE Evil Eye last
night is former Topeka boy and talks
high school under H. G. Larimer.
1t is evidently the intention of the elc-
merits to do their part toward kee.ling
Topeka from doing too much lavinG.
Take the rain and BlaCkman's brick
kilns together and it is doubtful whether
much more work can be done this sea-
soss
The driver of milk wagon this
morning dropped ten gallon can of
milk and between the milk and the
/ I1a1ly rOn1 mt
eral feet was white. The driver was
mad and beat the team of horses by
way of relief.
Mr.. J. Saunders Gordon is in Topeka
| Last year Gordon was manager of the
Schubert Grand Concert company, but
this year he has the Shay-Gordon Grand
Opera company which is singing
Faust and III Trovatore" and will
soon visit Topeka.
The Washburn football team will like
Iy arrange a game with the high school
team for Saturday. The college eleven
is little out of the high school class
but the younger team will give good
account of itself. The Medic players
| will not be in the game
Another meeting of those interested in
the new associated charities movement
was held Wednesday in the COMMITTEES
room of the city hall A committee OF
five was appointed to take charge of the
| work of permanent Organiza ton The
committee is It. F. Carver, o. S. Nor
row. ]. T. McKirahan, 7. w. Peers and
! w r Carter.
A farmers institute is being held at
Indian Creek school house today, and
will continue throughout Friday. 1t is
| the sixth annual institute and the pro-
gram is to be furnished by the ladies'
club of Rochester. Among the today S
spea kers are Prof. Dickens and Miss
| Minnis of the State Agricultural college.
D. NJ. Fisk and H. G. Larimer of To-
peka.
I.oftin Edwards. a young coiored man
| who lives at 1920 Van Buren, street was
slightly injured Wednesday by jumping