The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-16
BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.
4 Collection of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

Topeka looks as busy as Chicago
these days.
For tomorrow we will have a fresh
supply of celery, oysters, dates, also
the celebrated Griffiths home made
sausage. This sausage is made every
day and is guaranteed to be the very
finest that is possible to produce.
Warmers grocery and meat market,
1901 Kansas avenue.
DR.. D. T. Nicoll has been appointed
physician for the Topeka Orphans
home, DIR. Hammond, who formerly
held the position, having resigned.
The home of the celebrated Moth
er's" bread, vesper's bakery, 113 East
Sixth street, is headquarters for every
thing in the fancy cake line, including
fruit cakes.
The Atchison Globe says: ''Theat-
rical companies are complaining of
played to over $500 in Atchison, but
had only a 5000 house in Quincy
Tuesday night, and did very little bet
ter at Davenport and Rock Island,
where it was given the preceding
night Topeka people are aware that
this show is making a lot of small
towns as one night stands, and To-
peka people also know that it is
original company is playing ia New
York city. Very likely 1.-THE Wizard
of OF" will do no better in Topeka
than it did at Quincy where it had a
well here as it did there.
The next term of the federal court
will commence on January in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. I. L. Keener Stewart is giving
with each purchase of a trimmed hat,
regardless of the cost of the hat, one
chance on an elegant SIS sofa pillow.
Here is q chance for some one to get
an elegant pillow free. Drop in and
see it.
Atcbisor czlohe. epic shows 40 y,ot
always pack the theaters in the large
cities. An Atchison man saw Willie
Collier, in THE Dictator" at the
Willis Wood theater in Kansas City
last Saturday evening. The produc-
ton is under the management of
Charles Frohman, but the theater was
only about a third filled"
There is nothing you can get the
boy for his Christmas present that
will please him half so much as some
thing from our store. We are making
special prices on all sporting goods
Target rifles so cents and up, Rugby
cents. shin guards 25 cents, and all
other articles in proportion. H. B.
Howard, sos Kansas avenue.
The new snow pillow of the street
railway company was in service this
morning. 1t is capable of cleaning
the tracks of snow thoroughly and it
is run at a speed almost as fast as the
street cars run.
/ Don't bother with baking your own
fruit cake for the Christmas dinner
when you can get them any size at the
celebrated Vesper's bakers, 113 East
Sixth avenue. the home of the famous
Mother bread.
S. Stanton is suffering from injuries
received by falling down his steps at
his home at 1914 Topeka avenue.
If the colors in the garment are ex-
ceedingly delicate send it to our laun-
dry and be confident that the colors
will not be marred. We make a spe-
cialty of such work. The Common
wealth Hand Laundry.
The rabbit time is here and tomor-
row the small boy will have his in
ming.
We told you it would come. Get the
coal in. Gillette & Nicholson.
J. NJ. Padgett had his first automo-
bile accident. He ran into a wagon
and then smashed one of his auto
wheels against a curb.
Better get that coal bin filled. Gill
coal in. Gillette & Nicholson.
Mrs. Nation was in Topeka today
and left this afternoon for Larned
where she will lecture.
The suit comes back as good as new
from Chivers.
The Clay Center Dispatch says:
John w. Krouse, who escaped from
the asylum at Topeka, and went to his