The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-17

Fires in the street cars would not
have been amiss this morning
Hear Frank ]. Lovelands lecture at
the First NJ E. church. Wednesday
evening.
The street railway crossings on West
broken stone.
Shawnee camp No $500, Modern
Woodmen, will hold ana open meeting
Thursday evening
Corene, the 13-year-old daughter of
]. R. Lytle, is very sick with typhoid
fever at 92s Kansas avenue.
The jury will be busy in the district
court for the next three or four weeks.
Serving on jury is a good cold weather
job
How many men in Topeka got up
early this morning and put up a base
burner before going to work down
town.
Governor Bailey has accepted an invi-
tation to speak before the Mercantile
club of Kansas City. Kan, on Novem-
Der 30.
Rev. D. H. ScaIrow of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting in Topeka. Mr.. Scar
row was formerly financial agent OF
Washburn college.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be held in the Central Congrega-
tional church tonight for the benefit OF
the new church building.
Frank ]. Loveland. of New York
gives his intensely interesting lecture.
THE Modern Boy" at the First NJ. E.
church, Wednesday evening.
"a Girl Prom Sweden was at the
Crawford last night and it may be that
this cold wave followed the girl all the
way over from ber native country
The old colored aunty who calls cold
weather Bob" said this morning,
Bob zone cume over de hill for sho
last nighr End he am all here terday."
Secretary Lowry. of the state boar d
of health, has received a report of seven
cases of smallpox in Cherokee county,
the first report of the kind received this
fall.
The heating plant for the executive
mansion is supposed to be on its way to
Topeka That must have been a COM
forting fact to Governor Bailey this
morning.
Bob" Stewart went with the. Wash
burn team to Columbia. Mo-. this
morning at 7:30 o'clock He may be
used in the game to be played We'd
nesday afternoon.
The drop in IL. mercury which oc-
CURED Sunday night was responsible for
the first active attack that has been
made upon a good many of the winter
supplies Of ceal in Topeka.
Ada Rehan and Otis Skinner and
their company will travel clear from
New Orleans in the seven days closing
with their performance at the Grand
iopera house Saturday night
The Salina bowling team claims that
the contest with he Topeka team at
Manhattan last week was not sausfac-
tory 1t certainly was not for Salina,
for Topeka won bye over 200 pins.
The most wintry looking thing in
Topeka is the fountain et Holiday
park It was not turned off last night.
and this morning it is covered with
icio'es as. big around as stovepipes.
The Thanksgiving Day attractions at
the theaters are to- be THE Midnight
Express at the New Crawford and "A
Jolly Mans Troubles at the Grand.
Matinees will be given at both houses.
Washburn college has taken a block
of % seats for the Rehan- Skinner per-
Torrance of The Tanning of the
Shrew'' at the Grand Saturday night.
Some time ago Bethany reserved 81
chairs.
r. c. Abel who was arrested after
Miss Jewell was hurt Saturday night
says that he did not run against the
. woman with his bicycle but was Is feet
ahead He was arrested because he had
no bell on his wheel. He was fined
SO.
In a side talk with the Weshburn col
lege girls upon their unseelnly conduct
in participating in a color scrip in the
. chapel during his absence nj the east
President Plass yesterday comkered il
with the riot at the Roxburghe Goele1
; wedding in New York. President l lass
/ also suggested that he was looking sol