The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-09
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.
At the Thesters Tonight.
Novelty-The Four Bragdons.
Crawford vaudeville.
-Burlesque-
Grand-Iudoor Circus.

Girand-Indoor Circus.
Corner lot bah playing is on now in
dead earnest.
The high wind was damaging last
night to signs around town. A hulllDsL
were blown down
A political meeting viii be held at
Chiles' han tonight at IWelllh anu
Washington streets
The members of the city central
committee have set March as the
last day for registration, for the CITY
election.
Some one started a rumor that The
elevator in the federal building would
be started this week but the story mas
proven false.
The Santa Fe whistle will blow on
Saturday afternoon at / o'clock, mark
ing the opening of the polls for the Re-
publican primaries,
The White Sox ball players who are
in town are practicing every day now
at Association park on days when the
weather is permissible.
Tomorrow settles the uncertainty with
which the majority of the candidates fot
the nomina tiOns Of the county ticket
have been surrounded for the past two
months.
Fresh tomatoes are the latest deli
cacy added to the list handled by the
local commission men, and they are
only worth $3.50 per case and the case
can be easily handled.
Many a strong right arm which has
been shaking constantly for two months
past viii be stilled. for a while at least
when the result Of the primaries to-
morrow are announced.
Owing 10 the fact that their princi-
pal William Vanorsdol, is a candidate
FOR the nomination for county clerk.
there has been no school at the Shorey
school house since Tuesday
Two cases of scarlet fever were re-
terday; one I'm the home Of J. T. Hem
street. 1855 Lime street, and the Othac
at the home Of G. II. Fair, on Garfield
avenue.
The wind Of yesterday was Of such
force that it tore both of the large
glass storm doors which have with
stood all previous storms, from the
Kansas avenue entrances to the Gre
merle restaurant.
John Lonnenburg has purchased the
51z acre tract known az the Farnsworth
property which lies north of PotWin
and extends to the Rock Island railroad
tracks. It is said that the price paid
was $1,000 per acre.
The Washburn college law students
are taking q very active part in the
campaign Of Gilluly for county attor-
ney. Gilluly is a student of the law
school and students have been dis
tributng circulars and dodgers advO-
eating his candidacy.
a runaway team on West Tenth
avenue attached to a delivery wagon
crashed into a buggy in which were
Mrs. w. I. Jamison and her seven
year-old son. Although the buggy
was wrecked the occupants suffered no
injuries other than a severe shock
Charles NJ. Sehwab, who passed
through the city yesterday afternoon
quit playing cards long enough to tell
the reporters that he wished that the
population of another world could be
increased by the addition Of the per
son who had been sending out reports
to the effect that he had died.
Geo. q Dougherty. secretary of the
Kansas State Epworth league. went to
0lathe today to attend the Methodist
Kansas conference, in the interest Of
the State EpwOrth league meeting in
August. It is expected that a nu7nb
Of the best speakers of the Methodist
church viii be secured for a great .Fp-
worth league rally in Topeka Au-
gust -.