The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-13
SNAP SHOTS ATHOMENEWs.
Good morning, have you any coal?'

Good morning, have you any coal2'
The government thermometer ranged
between zero and p degrees above Mon
day.
L. NJ. Penwen was in Kansas City
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. J.
w. Wagner.
Paul Pyetzh and Grace Wood of To-
peka secured marriage license in Kan
sas City Monday.
Sheriff Kif of Atchison brought Orlin
Gallangher of Lancaster to the Reform
school yesterday.
The jury assembled in the district
court this morning to clean up the
docket of the January term.
Thursday night Capt. Wilcox of this
city viii 90 to Emporia to install the
Ladies Aid and Sons of Veterans
The court of Topeka has abandoned
the old hour glass system and now has
a clock. The court is surely progress
ing
Robert Maxwell and sen, Robert, Jr.,
are sick with typhoid fever at their
home, corner of Sixth avenue and Polk
street.
The 60 insurance cases brought under
the antitrust law by County Attorney
Galen Nichols will be called for hear
ing at this term of the district court.
The Y. NJ. c. A. of Lawrence. Kan,
will give concert at the Presbyterian
church at Lawrence next Friday even
ing. Mrs. Parkhurst of Topeka will
sing.
1t is Citizen" Stanley now. thank
you, and he can milk the COW and
carry out the ashes at daylight with
out Earring any of the customs of an
executive mansion.
NJ P Light, the cider Smith of Win
field" was in Topeka Monday he
keeps the Winheldians posted on the
weather that has been and is to be- on
the side he sells real estate.
Rally day will be celebrated by the
Topeka Sunday School Teachers union
January II. The exercises will be held
at the Central Congregational church
Rev. Charles NJ Sheldon will speak.
There will be a special meeting Of the
Sons of the King Wednesday afternoon
at Dean Kay's study to consider ar
engagements for the magic entertain
ment January q, and anniversary
| programme.
There are a good many men who
have once more taken up the thread Of
private life where they left it off two
and four years ago and today they are
again weaving away at the loom Of
4 service for the medical profession
and nurses will be held at Grace cathe-
dral Wednesday morning at 1890.
Bishop AfilIspaugh viii be in charge and
Will preach special sermon All physi-
clans and surgeons, nurses and medical
students are invited to be present
The county commissioners have de-
cided that the county does not owe
Jamison anything for acting as the at
torney for Novels, the colored man who
was tried for the murder Of Mrs. Mat
son. Jamison was appointed by the
court to defend Novels
Judge Hook of the United States court
heard the preliminary statements in the
case O. Donald NJ Duggan vs.. the KAN
sas Mutual Life Insurance company and
the Kansas Union Life Insurance com
pany, and set the hearing of the appli-
cation for a receiver for January &c.
Williams ard Walker viii be at the
Grand tonight il their negro farce In
Dahomey." Every seat has been sold
and the largest house since Salvini ap-
peared in Hamlet viii be the result,
which may indicate that the only real
competitor of Shakespeare is negro
nonsense.
Brigadier General Ex- Mayor of Pot
win Ex- Mayor of Topeka. Elk Council
man Of Potwin- Councilman of To
peka- Commissary General and Quar-
te-master of the Kansas National
Guard J. White F. Hughes ard his
epauIets were cor picuous by their alb
sence in the Inauguration parade Mon
day.