The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-30
A-KEEPIN HOLIDAYS.

A-KEEPIN HOLIDAYS.
There's a heap o fuss an fixin goin' on
An at Krismas you can hardly turn
with I people on the avenue a-goin' to an
An them at amt goin' up are comm
But I tell you how I've fixed it. an
don't know what you'll say,
But I reckon that it's ticlSled me heap,
30 1 just up an quit EN- all, 'cept one an
ole groun' hog days the only one keep.
L NJ WOOD
You can tell a school teacher as far
as you see her.
Mrs. Nation will go to Eskridge to
lecture Friday night
General Manager H. U. Nudge of the
Santa Fe has gone to Chicago
John Macdonald always seems to be
supremacy happy when the teachers are
here.
The Golden Belt Medical society is in
session in Topeka at 119 West sixth
avenue
The Saturday Night club has provided
80 plates for the midwinter banquet
Thursday night
Two cases of typhoid fever are re-
ported from 301 Buchanan street,
Arthur and Clifford Danielson are SIGH
D. A. Ellsworth. of the state normal.
who writes mighty good poetry, Is mere
100000
ton
The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety of the First M z. church Will
meet in the church parlors Wednesday
afternoon.
Avery Turner, formerly Of Topeka, is
IN the city. He is now general manager
OF the Pecos Valley lines. portion OF
the Santa Fe.
"Cider" Smith met Mrs Nation for
the first time today Why" he said.
Il have read more about you than L
ever did about the moon
Following their After Christmas" tree
on New Years eve, the Salvation Army
will prepare for a ten days camDmeet-
ing to begin about the 18th.
There will be a watch meeting at the
Wesleyan Methodist church. corner OF
Third and Jefferson streets, beginning
at o'clock tomorrow evening.
One of the sextette girls in the Flor
cdOra company which was IN Topeka
last week was Marian Riley, former
student at the College of the Sisters or
Bethany.
A Topeka man has been cured by the
Sunny Jim advertisements. He was
sick two months and his friends began
to call him Sunny Jim and he is living
UP to the name
J. n. wilkinson, president of the
state normal. is here attending the
State Teachers associa ton. II he hadn
been a teacher he would have made one
of the star politicians of Kansas.
The next annual meeting of the Y.
p c. u. which has Just closed its ses-
sions in the United Brethren church at
Twelfth and Quincy streets, will be hello
in Lawrence.
Some of the decorations which are to
be put I'D in the Auditorium for the
Adidwinter exposition will be raised in
time to serve for the Inauguration exer-
cises on January r.
James Carew. who is Alice Fischer's
leading man in Mrs. Jack was the
leading man in the company that played
and was Eugene Blair's leading man in
"A Lady of Quality"
A. A. Robinson. president of the Mex
lean Central. who for some time has
been at his home here. left yesterday fol-
Mexico. Mr. Robinson has not been well
for some time but has been gradually
recovering his strength.
J. Ware Butterfield of Lawton. Ok.
formerly a we'll known Topeka man, is
here attending the sessions of the State
Horticultural society. Mr.. Butterfield
is starting a fruit orchard on his farm
near Lawton.
A motley gang of Topeka youths
started a disturbance in Representative
han last night while the teachers were
assembled and a policeman was called
The pretty boys were very quiet and
orderly, however. when the officer ar
rived.
1t is still hard for the local coal deal
ers to keep I'D with orders for fuel on
account of the short output of the Usage
county mines. 1t is said that the miners
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