The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-17

congregational church
Dr. J. P Raster. chief OF the Santa
Fe medical and surgical department.
has gone to Stafford, kas-
The Telephone Girl has made $780,
coo. More money will be secured at
Lawrence February 19.
It viii be remembered that the ground
hog returned TO his den and turned over
for a six weeks snooze.
Still Atchison is no many She gets
the good along with the bad. The
Prince of Pi1sen" and Isl Plunkard.'
The Lillian Mortimer company goes
from Topeka to Wichita for a weeks
engagement beginning next Monday.
Nine Eordica and Edouard de Reszke
viii sing at Convention rail- in Kansas
city. May p They may come to To-
Deka later.
E R Simon, chairman Of the Repub-
Hcan city central committee. has called
a meeting of MS committee for Wednes-
day evening.
The Atchison Globe says: Carrie
Hicks. Of Chetek, Wis. laboring under
the Topeka deIUsiou. wrecked a saloon
and was fined $3.50"
Paul Gilmore will be at the Crawford
tonight in The Tyranny of Tears" II
the thermometer keeps going down the
tears may be icicies.
If the legislators keep on there viii
be as many gerrymander bills in exist
ence as there are TRANSACTIONS of The
Mr.. John Gibson of Lyon county, who
for two weeks has been taking stomach
treatments from DR.. Berry. returned to
his home Sunday very much improved.
There will be meeting of musicians
at The z II. Q. A rooms tonight for
the purpose of organizing an oTches-
ira under the leadership Of Carl wood
Most people who buy tickets for
Gabriiowitsch do not attempt to pro-
nounce the name They ask for --tick-
night"
The Swedish American concert viii
be given at the high school auditorium
tonight to raise money foE the relief
OF the famine stricken region in
Sweden
The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Congregat ional church VIII meet Wed
nesdey afternoon at 2:eo o'clock with
Mrs. W. B. Kirkpatrick at 500 Wesr
Sixth avenue.
H S Bonsib. who is known by the
Wagneriau nickname Of The Flying
Dutchman VIII speak on prohibition at
the Free Methodist church. in Parkdale.
Wednesday night
Carl Bergen was released from the
county jail Monday hr the county COM
Tuissioners. He was sentenced for petty
larceny He gave his L O L that ne
would pay his costs
The Princess Chic plays at Leav-
enworth for %. so and IS cents The
--A seats etAE p IL BtkLC AiA ADEcn<@
for parquee seats was $3.50. but then
Leavenworth IS cheap
The line across the top OF the Atchi-
son Globe for Monday reads as follows.
-Cy Leland is becoming widely known
as the leading appropriation buster IN
the Kansas legislature
The city council meeting Wednesday
night viii take UP the paving question,
and decide how many Of the blocks
favorably recommended snail be allowed
to go into next years estimates
Jefferson de Angels. who is coming to
the Crawford Saturday with his new
light opera The Emerald Isle VIII
give a matinee performance. It took
a lot Of eoaxing on the part of the local
mana gers to induce him to play twice
IN the same day
The proposed unien revival services
viii be discussed a c the First Congrega-
tiouaI church Wednesday evening All
ministers on the south side of the kan
sas river are to be there and take with
them at least two members OF their
flock
Thursday afternoon at 2.30 the Wo-
mems Municipal league. organized TO
boom Hughes for mayor, win hold
meeting at Lincoln post hall The ex-
ecutive committee of the league held a
meeting Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. T. F. Carver
The walk around the state house
square has been cleared for pedestrians
: E1s t-At l4llfES that ttaS IErA H91tti 10 tt-E
effect that the army IF janitors would
not get q path through the snow be-
fore it melted is herewith rescinded and
stricken from the records.
This legislature has no member who
makes collection of keys and fiaunts
them in the eyes OF the thirsty as his
means Of securing drink Since the
front windows we're battered in no
keys or anything else is needed to gain
entrance 70 some joints
IL
fled in the district court by Jacob c
Yohey against Fife Yohey- He IS aged
81 years and she is aged . years. They
were married on December q, 1902. and
now in the midst Of winter January
finds he can not live with June
The law and order Hughes committee
has opened up headquarters at the Ar
raoTv. E. r Simon. secretary Of that
committee and chairman of the Re-
publican city central committee. viii be
in charge. which nay seem peculiar 10
people who think the chairman Of the
committee represents all the candidates
Horton Commercial: Town people
/ should not find fault with Farmers VINO
complain about hunters going on their
farms. IN the past two years Mr.. Keats,
on the horse ranch south OF town has
had two valuable horses shot. also one
COW and one Angora goat" Keats is the
superintendent Of NJ. A. Lows farm.
The following from the Lawrence Ga
zette refers to -.Ticklinf' Harper. Of Col.
Iirs case fame. James or as he Is
more generally known. 3Ticklin' Harper.
was tried n the county court yesterday
before Judge Oscar L.eaFnard for beat
/ ing Emma Robinson. also coIored. and
was sentenced 10 50 days in the county
iai-'
Orders have been received by the post
Office department at Washington to the
effect that the rural route carriers of the
country must make their usual delivery
Of mail or legal HOLIDAYS This year
Washington's birthday viii be observed
on February g. as the z2d is Sunday.
The rural route carriers viii be required
to make their usual delivery Of mail.
however
Judge Iazen decided in the district
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