The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-10
The Scottish Rite. in Topeka, has 4so
memhers-

The Scottish Rite. in Topeka, has 4so
members
THE Suburban" viii be at he Grand
opera house tonight.
Are You a Mason? % inflicted h peo-
pie of Lawrence last night.
The Suburban played at h Rohr-
baugh opera house in Ottawa last night.
L E. Clogston, an attorney at Eureka.
Kas-, is in Topeka attending to court
business.
Roy Harmon. installing officer of the
BARRIERS union, is in Emporla installing
the Emporia officers.
F. o. Popenoe went to Lawrence Mon
day to attend the funeral Of his aunt
Mrs. K. L. POpenoe.
Chris Kangler Of Abilene. who IS VIC
lentiy insane, was brought to the To-
peka asylum Monday.
The bands Rosa is looking for dates
in Kansas in March. It is already DOCK
ed to play at AtchisOn..
Miss Lima Wyatt has been appointed
teacher in the state hospital for mbe-
Giles at Winfield Kas.
HI State Temperance union COM
menced its annual convention TINS al
ternoon at ? o'clock.
Mrs. Newton Hamilton, of Lawrence.
is in Topeka to undergo a surgical OPP
Grafton at a Topeka hospital.
P G. Chubbic, a prominent real as
tate man of Beloit, was ~transact1ng
business in Topeka Tuesday.
The broken axle of the hose wagon at
headquarters has been repaired, ana the
substitute reel taken out of service.
Unity chapter, the knights Kadosh
and Topeka Consistory of the Scottish
Rite bodies win hold a meeting Friday
night
1t was not Allen swisher, the boy edi-
tor of Gypsum City who enlisted in the
nav at Topeka. but his brother. Earl
Swisher.
James Butler went to Lincoln. Neb..
Monday afternoon on bushes connected
with the Farmers Cooperative Grain
association.
c. D. Pritchard. county. clerk of
Greenwood county, Kansas. came to TO
oeka honda to attend the county
clerks convention.
A new establishment for cleaning and
dyeing ladies' and gentlemen's gar
ments has been opened at ia w. 9Th st.
near the transfer station. Both phones
1872.
Col" F. S. Savage, the Santa Fe
man who issues all the transportation 10
the newspaper men of Kansas. attended
part of the meetings of the Editorial as
ISOLATION.
The T. A. A. ten pin bowlers, who are
looking for some one to defeat. might
go after the state university bowlers.
In a contest at Lawrence the highest
score was 1852.
A big crowd of the editors here at
tending the editorial convention watched
the experiments with the $4,000 aerial
truck OF the Topeka fire departments
Monday afternoon.
The entire list, ri Hicks. cider"
Smith, T. ButtOlph Jennings and Con-
nors at Chicago claim credit for Mon
days weather. Cider called the turn
as soon as anyone.
The Moeser. ice and cold storage plant
will be enlarged. A building hermit
was taken out Monday. The new build
ing will be 1856 by so feet, fOur stories
and will cost $4,000.
It must be that the Topeka street
force is waiting for the spring ~freshets
to wash off the pavements, No effort
has been made TO clean the brick pave
ments for a long time.
The Lawrence Daily Gazette says:
The mother and grandmother of Nash
Walker of the famous colored musical
comedians, Williams & Walker, live in
lots of style in West Lawrence"
Chief Wilmarth had the aerial truck
out in front of the city hall Monday
afternoon, and the firemen were all
given a chance to try their skill on it.
Daily practice on the aerial VIII be con-
tinued from now on
The "Corianton" company, which was
booked to play in Topeka early in the
season and which cancelled, waited till
it got to Helena, Mont. and there the
box office receipts were attached Helena
is not on the Crawford circuit.
Councilman Frank Blanch will be APP
pointed to AXE Samuel T HOWe's place
on the investigation committee for the
Mcfarland charges against the police
department. The Investigation will
commence some time this week., but it