The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-21
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

There are lots of violets on the flower
market
Tomorrow is Washingtons birthday
and the banks of the city will be closed.
The Second Ward Republican club
viii meet this evening at 22l Quincy
street.
There will be social dancing tonight
Ladies free.
The Republican city central commit
tee viii meet this evening at seven
O'Clock at the city court room.
The Republican city central COM
mittee will meet this evening at Z
o'clock i'm the city court room.
Ferry at Fairy Land, has been en-
gagged by Manager Hagen Of the Novelty
Theater for next weeks performance.
Lettuce is quoted by the local mer-
chants a five cents per bunch, but the
lunches viii not hide much of bug.
The state camp of the Woodmen of
the World win give a smoker at Lincoln
Post hall on the evening of February %.
Roy Johnson. of the passenger depart
ment of the Santa Fe, is at his desk
again after an illness Of two weeks
duration.
Dick Cooley has instructed all Of the
White Sox players now i'm town to be
gin training by playing handball at the
Topeka Athletic club
The Sells-FlOto shows with which
William Sells is connected as q part
owner. win be in Topeka some time IN
the earlier part of April
The Topeka Edison company is in
stalling one of the large electric gener-
ators which was ordered some time ago
to increase the capacity of the plant.
The funny man submits the following;
Speaking of the rough times in life;
How about the evening a young man
calls upon his sweetheart when he has
neglected to shave.
The western portion of the state is
we'll represented at the Masonic meet
ings being held in Topeka this week,
every county having from one to a
dozen representatives
Topeka lis behind the times, as up to
date there has no one appeared who
claims that they nave witnessed mar
riage-in the White House, though eight
of them have occurred.
Pat Grove was acquitted last week
of having kidnapped the son of the mill
lionaire Cudahy. after having confessed
to the crime. It would appear at a
glance that he had a Topeka jury.
Two popular Topeka society men and
each of them owners of automobiles, sat
at the ticket takers position of the
Novelty theater Sunday evening. II
that is not good advertising, what is
The Sixth Ward Republican club
met last evening at the LOWman Hill
school house. The Republican club of
the second ward viii meet this even
ing at 221 Quincy street at o'clock
"A bachelor who boasts of his many
conduests stood at a window of an up
town business house yesterday and as a
husband with an attractive wife passed,
remarked to his friend. There goes my
rival"
r. II. Laberteaux, F. NJ. Dunn, A. r.
Downing, b. r. Stocks, W. D. McRowan
and Judge William Easton Hutchinson,
ali of Garden City. are I'm the city this
week attending meetings of the various
Masonic bodies.
The Washburn Dramatic club which
will present "WOOdbarroW Farm this
evening gave a dress rehearsal last
evening AT the opera house The club
has done some very good work. The
receipts from the play will be devoted
towards erecting a gate at the entrance
to the Washburn campus.
The Washburn Review has an edi-
torial this morning on the alleged
Spying which w. d. Green of Baker
university is stated to have done at the
preliminary debate at the chapel last
Friday. The Review states that it be-
Neves that Green acted on his own in
itiative and not upon a scheme con-
cocted upon the part of Baker.