The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-13
BNAP sHOTs Ar HONE NEWS.


Mr.. and Mrs Harry " WmtloW OF
Highland Park, are the parents of
son born this morning.
A case of diphtheria IS reported to
the board of health from the home
of TT. NJ. Bell 1926 Buchanan street
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Jones are
the parents of baby boy which
arrived at their home, 1913 Monroe
street.
No invitations are required for the
special st. Valentines dance at Stein
berg's Wednesday evening. Refresh
ments free
There are several splendid attrac-
tons on the bill ait the Novelty the
ater this week, any one of them alone
worth the price of admission.
The Washburn Dramatic club viii
present their first play in a theater at
the Grand opera house next Tuesday
evening, The WoodbarrOw Farm
The S54 assessment levied against
the candidates for the city council has
had the effect of limiting the number
of candidates for aldermanic hOnors.
Third and jackson streets is being
talked of as the location for the new
Turner hall and grounds. which are
now located at the foot of Harrison
street.
The masquerade carnival at the
Rink tQmorroW night viii be the best
one of the season. A number of cos
TUNES are being imported from Kan
sas City.
Topeka the Beautiful" sounds
mighty good, and the city comes just
about as nearly deserving the name
rlght at the present time as any city
I'm the west
With the long continuation of the
speu Of spring weather the merchants
have been compelled to resurrect their
last summer S stock of marbles SO that
the wants OF the small boys can be sun
piled.
A number Of voters of the Second ward
held meeting last night at the grocery
store of A. Scales to form plans for the
campaign in that ward. Another meet
ing viii be held at the same place next
Monday evening at 8 o'clock
Despite the fact that very strong eff
Tort mas been made to have one of the
candidates withdraw from the county
attorney race. in favor of the law and
order forces there are still three candi-
dates on the ticket for the place
Seven hundred and thirty voters have
registered q the office of Election Com
missioner G. III. Titus. Of these $40 are
males and sos females. In all cases
where the voters failed to register last
year, the registration VIII have to be
made anew
The candidates on the Republican city
ticket have until Saturday noon to de-
eide whether they want to make the
run or not The entries viii be closed
at that time and the assessments must
be paid to c. II. Ralston. assistant city
attorney, at the city hall
But 81 people have paid up their dog
tax There are some ] 800 dogs in To-
peka. The penalty goes on after April
i. Tt viii take some fast work on the
part of the dog owners to sAve their
pets from the dog catcher after April 1
or save some of their pennies
Three members Of the Kubelik club
attended the concert last evening. The
fourth member who fell by the waysfde
at former performance in Kansas CITY
refuses to be reinstated and SAYS that
he prefers TO remain by the wavside.
rather than TO witness another ner-
Torrance with the members of the club.
A young lady who attended the con-
cert given by Kubelik last nieht ana
who seems to have not lost sight of the
beauty of figure while entranced with
the playing of the wizard of the violin.
was heard to suggest to her escort that
judicious distribution of cotton pad
ding would add much to the beauty and
symmetery of the figure of the violinist.