The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-10
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4 bet me / would do sonedius xvieki-
Und know vot I would do;
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van will be here fnssa week
Judge Pollock returned on Saturday
afternoon from a trip to the, western
part Of the state
Mrs. H0llcroft is making all her holly
and evergreen wreaths this year. Leave
your orders early.
James Chape1le is having q pressed
steel ceiling put into the main lobby
Of the Copeland hotel.
Mrs. O'Brien is making special prices
on gowns; material to be purchased at
Mills before January 1.
Governor Koch says that he would
resign any job he might hold rather
than be the man to execute death
sentence upon a prisoner
The federal grand jury adjourned
last night to reassemble on next
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. O'Brien at Mills store viii give
a reward for the return OF a string of
Mexican turquoise beads.
Until December is Mrs. Hollcroft will
take orders for Alabama smilax; so 10
cases for $500 per case. Christmas de-
livery.
The weather conditions were-so favor
able Saturday evening that Kansas ave-
nue. stores We're Oiled to overlooking
with holiday shoppers.
An attempt is being made to repair
some of the largest holes in the asphalt
pavement on tAulAlEE street. 0AA WAA4AgnL
any noticeable success.
Mr.. c. B. Samson who has been quite
i'll at the home of his son, G. II. Samson,
314 Topeka avenue, has so far recovered
as to be able to be about the house.
So far this winter the man who spent
his summers wages for luXuries seems
to be about as comfortable as the man
who saved and purchased a winter over
coat.
NV, ,sso,7, how. v,ada q rate Of
a fare and third from points with
radius of 100 miles Of Topeka for the
Alice Nielsen engagement TUESDAY
evening.
The usual furore that accompanies
victory was let loose on Kansas ave-
nue. last night by the High school boys
and girls after they had smothered
Fort Scott.
F. W. swearingen the jeweler. at s1s
Kansas avenue, is giving a 20 per cent
discount this week on hand-patnted
china. cut glass, leather goods, toilet
articles, etc.
The show windows which are filled
with automatic toys are just at the
present time rfie cause of many tardy
marks being given to the younger gen
Grafton at their schools
There are quite a few pugilists, or
rather aspiring ones, with some repu-
tatien in Topeka right now. where
THeW nave QElILGu LAO11a II 4l0LE4 u CDAA-
lecture. Most of them want mills"
Frederic Lyman, formerly with the
Wells Fargo Express company IN TINS
city. and now with Chas. Scribner
Sons, Chicago, is in the city visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Ly-
man.
You have probably often thought that
a woman handles. her dress skirt in
mighty awkward manner, but for real
awIxwardness notice q, man try to ascend
a pair of stairs when ne has on a long
rain coat.
Now is the time for E. S. Jordan to
bob up and declare that Washburn is
tainted with professionalism in its
athletics because its football team IS
going to play FairmOunt college at
/ Wichita on Christmas day.
w. L. A. Johnson. state labor com
missioner, will return Tuesday from his
1 trip to Washington D. c., where he is
attending the meeting Of the executive
/ committee of the National association
/ Of state labor commissioners.
/ With the approach of the holidays the
| photographers are doing a rushing busiI
ness as a photograph IS considered quite
/ the proper thing for a present. This is
particularly true if the GOnor happens
/ to be young, pretty and OF the gentler
/ sex.
The c. E. Elliott disharrment suit,
which was argued before the supreme
/ court a month ago. and in which a
! decision was expected Saturday, was
/ not one of the cases included in the
/ list Of opinions. People will have 70
4 wait another month for that.
J. S. Dean, United States attorney,
was asked yesterday when he expected
TO vacate his Office and give way to
/ Mr. Bone. He replied: Just as soon
as my time is up" It was thought
that he would probably remain in the
office an additional month to finish up
the land cases.
c. H. Samson win ship six head of
1 horses to Memphis, Tennessee, next
week to be put in training. In the same
car win be shipped eight more belong
I ing to M. A. Low. Each string OF horses
will be accompanied by a trainer who
viii have charge of them on the south
ern training tracks.
Miss Kittie Kruger, 8 bareback rider
who lives with the family OF H 5.
Knox of 1920 Harrison street when not
on the road with a circus, leaves for
Denver the latter part of this month.
/ She will take her horses when she
rides with her and will join the FIoto
shows which were recently purchased
/ by William Sells Of this city.
State camp number 70 Woodmen Of
the World held their annual meeting
Friday night and elected the u Io 45 XIII
1 officers for the ensuing year H. = MI
/ Ter, @. c.; A. NJ. Stitf, A. L. r.. 4
/ Hayes, banker; N. H. Violin, clerk; G.
] II. Anderson, escort; J. F. Dempsey
/ sentry; J. W. Gardiner. manager; eA-
aiming physicians, w II. RlghteE' D
/ "A. Johnson and w. l. Warmer.
/ Harry Abrams today fled in the SUI
/ preme court his appeal in the suit
which he brought against Altreo
/ Abrams in the Edwards county district
court and which was decided against
/ him. The fight is between brothers for
! the possession of a piece Of land, Harry
saws that Alfred gave him deed te
1 the land: Alfred says that the deed
was merely to secure some money
| which Harry loaned him. The court
held that Alfred was right.
George Lugston, the elevator man al
the federal building, is one of the best
slifters's and most liked of his pro
fessiOn" in town. Ed MckeeYer, as