The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-26
SNAP SHOTS ATHOMENEWs.


The Kansas Day club banquet will
be next Thursday night.
C. C.. Funnel holds a Kinsley pin rec
ord at the T. A A. of 151
The Topeka Commercial club now has
19 applications for membership.
The new bill of vaudeville features
begins today at the Miawinter eXposi-
ton.
General Manager H. To-. Nudge of
the Santa Fe. has gone to St. Louis on
business.
The city schools will observe Kansas
dav Thursday with exercises in the
class rooms.
There viii be five vaudeville turns
on the programme a the MidWinter eE-
position this week.
There viii be no lawing i'm the dis
trict court this week during the two
days session of the State Bar associa-
ton.
County Attorney Nichols liquor 'In-
QUESTION" might make a humorous
vaudeville feature for the Ardwinter
exposition.
F. ID. Coburn. president of the State
Temperance union. viii come from st.
Louis to preside when the annual meet
ing is held.
on Wednesday evening at the Central
Congregational church. the Shiloh Bap-
fist church choir of Tennesseetown win
give a concert.
Lew Shaw. the fancy billiard expert
viii give a free exhibition at the Ma
uonal parlors tonight and VIII leave for
Junction City tomorrow
Alfred Benjamin & Co. Hart Schaf-
finer & Marx, Rogers, Peet & Coz SIS to
$3.50 Suits and Overcoats now selling
for $3.50 at The Palace.
Now the street railway company
should offer prize for the lucky man
who can unravel the tangles of the new
rules regarding the issue of transfers.
Secretary Scuires Of the Associated
Charities headquarters. says it viii take
about $500 to carry The association work
through the winter.
Lew Shaw, the man who gave exhi-
billions Of fancy billiard playing at the
T. a. A.. was introduced by an EN-
nloye of the establishment as SHAW,
the billiard shark"
The Washburn College Ladies' quar-
tette left Yesterday for another concert
-FOUR. The following towns win be visit
ed Russell Ellis. Colby. Norton. Os-
borne, CaWKer City and Beloit
Miss Ella NJ Penweu and Mrs. Kate
T. Snyder VIII entertain the members
of Capitol Temple no. 6S r. T. s. al the
home of Miss Penweu. 52s Monroe street
from to o'clock Tuesday afternoon
The taking of testimony in the dollar
gas case has adjourned without any
dehnlte date for beginning again. Chas
Blood Smith. attorney for the company
is obliged to spend this week in Wyan-
dotte trying case.
Washburn students viii give a PLAY
to clear up their athletic association
debt of $500 The play selected is Ssh,
Stoops TO Conquer and il Will proba bly,
be given at one Of the theaters instead
Of at the college chapel
The little daughter of j. T. Hemsfreat
an emrloye at the Santa Fe shops. ha,
painful accident Friday morning. Sh
was playing around the house when sh
stumbled and fell and sharp sticj
which she had in her mouth pierced he
cheek
Rev. and Mrs. Vinton. the evangelist
who have been holding revival service
I'm the First PRESBYTERIAN church. con
Quoted religious services in the Wash
burn college chapel yesterday after
noon.
Since THE Sultan of Sulu' was /
Topeka IT has Travelled over the coun
Try and is now i'm New York TIL
knickerhoczers get more than the To
ne RAMS for an entire new scene flo
Frank Mculan and Gertrude QuinIa
has bee8 introduced. The scene mus