The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-15


Nat Taylor, of Great Fal5s Montahd'
ls visiting in Topeka.
This Is a better day for rabbit hunters
than it is for rabbits.
Prof J. B. Stephens, of ottawa, is in
Topeka for a short visit
The government forecasters intimated
that there might be snow
The Ohio association will meet tonight
at III West Sixth avenue
being heard in the court of common
pleas at Kansas City, Kas
Four weeks from today the new coun.
" officers take their positions
How would you like to be the livery
man who owns a dozen cutters:
Maude Dibble has asked Judge Hazen
20 divorce her from E. c. Dibble.
About the only safe way to enter the
state house now is with derrick
w II. Mackey, Jr., United States mar
shall was in Kansas City Saturday
It requires about. two tons of coal
day to heat the postoffice building
Next Thursday evening the Democrat
&c Flambeau club will elect officers.
Did YOU clean the snow off your side
walk? If not the police may get you.
Santa Claus is getting a great deal OF
mail from Topeka youngsters just now
John White Of Los Angeles is visiting
In Topeka. He is auditor OF the SANTA
InOnaS T.. Dewey SUPP NC0A
porter, is a law partner OF Senator BuI-
H. u. Nudge has returned from ST
Louis where he went on Santa Fe Dust
ness.
A boy fell Is feet off of the state
house steps the other day and was not
hurt.
About half the audience came in after
the show started at the Crawford last
night.
william Hodson. Of Chicago, attended
the Sloan lodge reunion Saturday
night
A man waited three hours for Low
man Htn car Sunday, and then walked
hona
The Lowe murder case will be called
In the district court two weeks from
today.
and few spots on the river near the
shores.
w. d. Ford. private secretary to Gov
ernor Stanley, was in Kansas City sat
urday.
How do those who have to stand in
the snow like the universal transfer
SYSTEM
The usual assortment of home grown
sleighs and sleds were out in full bloom
Sunday.
State Treasurer Frank Grimes has re-
turned from visit to his former home
at LeOti.
The Washburn-H Haskell basketball
game will be played next Thursday in
Topeka.
Topeka is to have one of the three
"Florodora" companies next week at the
Crawford.
w. f. Sterne, ex-United States mar
shall played his first game of billiards
last week
The coating of ice on the state house
pavements made fairly good skating for
small boys
The Grand opera house was com
Portable Saturday. This is really an i'm
portant item
Frank L. Brown, clerk of the United
States district court, was in Kansas
City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A F. Robinson, of $40
Monroe street, are the parents of son.
born Sunday.
The first car on the West Tenth ave
nue. line Sunday got to Lowman Hill
about p. m.
Topeka saw two revolutionary plays
last week. which is about enough to last
all the season.
Seven cars came from the end of the
Lowman Hill line one after another
yesterday evening.
f N Risteen. mechanical superin-
tendent of the Santa Fe, was in Kansas
City last Saturday.
Not a few horses are seen these cold
cts to protect them.
Supt. w NJ Davidson is looking out
for the railroad rates for the State
Teachers convention.
The Sixth district politicians make
more of Il stir in Topeka than any other
Of the wire workers.
The latest thing in fashionable foot
wear is rubber boots. They came in
style Sunday morning.
The street car motormen couldn't hit
the crossings at all this morning. The
track was too slippery
The Ferris comedians will open a
weeks engagement at the Grand to-
night in Dixie Land"
D. w. Mulvane, Republican national
committeeman from Kansas. was in
Kansas City Saturday.
The Sunday shows continue to have
fair sized audiences, but that yesterday
was by no means large.
The services at the churches were
very poorly attended yesterday. The
bad weather was the cause.
Ten old maids at the Court of Honor
hall, 418 Kan. ave, Tuesday evening,
Dec 16. Admission 10 cents.
Harry Bone, who viii be Governor
Bailey's private secretary, is one of the
best story tellers in Kansas.
J. w. Thurston, president of the T A.
A. has the reputation of being the best
all-round athlete in the association.
E NJ Hoenshel and James Wick have
purchased the Elite bowling alleys of A.
b. Kirkpatrick and will rebuild them
George w BANTER, now with the
Rock Island at Chicago, attended the
Sloan lodge reunion Saturday night
Conditions were perfect to make ex-
cellent sleighing and the fortunate own
ers of cutters are improving their time.
C. S. Hutton Is confined to his homs
at Fifth and Madison streets. He was
hurt while leaving a train at Anthony.
H. L. Shirer. David Bowie. w. NJ.
Shaver and James Moore furnished the
vocal music for the Sloan lodge reun-
ion.
The snow plows used by the street
..Ioa rnars wore nrnffa1n ont this morning,