The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-06
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

S. J. Poor of Abilene is here having
treatment for an liberated eye.
Don't fail to hear the jubilee sing
ers at Auditorium bazaar tonight
William Curtis of the passenger de-
partment of the Santa F'e is i'll at the
Santa Fe hoDital.
The latest thing in signs is the cleo
trio cole hole sign in the walk in front
of Augustus clothing store.
Curtis Bailey is at Stormont hospital
suffering from a very aggravating case
of inhammatory rheumatism.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
dance tomorrow evening at Steinberg $
hall Gentlemen, 80 cents; ladies free
The sub-freshman basket ball team
of the Topeka High school defeated
the Auburndale Trusts by a score of
33 to % last evening
Miss Blanch Lyons, Lawrence
music teacher, has been booked to
sing at the Novelty theater IN Topeka
during the holiday week.
John L. SulIivan's advance man Hall
wears a diamond which is so large that
it tends to lead an observer to feel
that it is ''phoney." But it isn't.
Natural gas doesn't show up very
strong for pressure yet me nghts
last night had about the same gllm-
ner as the Old-fashioned candle.
Merchant policeman Al Hopkins
feels that the city should add STU per
month to his salary for the assistance
which he renders the regular police
force.
Dr A. E. Winship, editor of the
Journal of Education of Boston, and a
lecturer on educational topics, VIII de-
liver an address this evening 70 the
teachers at the High school building
Some one sent in an alarm of fire
last evening at 1880 calling out the
department to extinguish fire in a
waste basket in front of LOG West
Eighth avenue. There was no dam
age.
ex-senator George ]. Case Of Man
1,ato Is in the city today on business
he savs Of a personal nature. He can
he found about the lobby OF the cope
land hotel most any time OF the Gay
or evening. o.
Mrs W. E. Stanley and Mrs. Cora B.
Lewis of Kinsley viii ASSIST Ille stdee
hoard of control in letting the con
tracts for supplies next week The
hoard wants some women to tell II
what to do about buying calico, SOCKS
and canned goods.
A basket ball team is being or
ganized from among the boys OF WASH
burn college this winter. The girls
basket ball team has disbanded and
inc bovs' team will occupy the center
of the stage which has been usually
accorded to the other team
The young folks of the Y. F. ): & y.
l will give IeC6pLiOl1 TINS
the First Baptist church, corner NiIlth
ana Jackson streets, in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Godfrey and Mr.. and
Ms Edwin O. Donovan, members OF
I tbe society who have recently mar
ried.
The school house known as district
100 between Oakland and topeka mas
| been closed on account OF the pre-
vafence of diphtheria- a number OF
the parents of the school children at
/ tendire the school are protesting
AGAINST the closing claiming that 1t IS
Il - s1nvrise move and results in a
| snread rather than a preventive OF the
/ disease.
sberiff sehad of Sedgwiel county
| came to Topeka yesterday with ) ",
/ smith. a crazy man, who was louha
-, 5sriT,o around in Wichita under
49, balJucination that he was god
ne wanted to save the sinners at
Wichita from worshipping idols There
AZ no doubt that Wichita needs some
s7,el, treatment, but Smith may not
have been the right man TO admins
ter it.
The Salvation army workers are
busy making preparations Tor lne
/ mammoth Christmas dinner Tor zsUUt
I moor Their. collectors are going from
house to house collecting money and
i whatever people see fit to give them
| PeoDIe should not give to any one who
I hos not a collecting book authorizing
him to collect and signed by +. Ii
! 3lount the commanding officer Cap
/ tain La Plount says: a good MANY
4 iv7posfors are around al christina
lime and some take advantage of tht
Salvation army and keep the money
for their own use. But when the col
4 Hector does call on yen heip him al
you can or ring Independent telephons