The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-27
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Mrs. H. H. Tobias is quite sick at her
home, COL Topeka avenue.
The State Bar association banquet
viii be held at the Hotel ThrooD We'd
nesday night.
The first meeting of the new athletic
association. which was held last night,
was d success.
Amer Robenson who was shot a the
high school in protecting the funds of
a play was out on clutches yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Young
WOman's Christian Association will be
/ held Monday afternoon at the associa-
ton rooms.
George Z. Stoler the attorney, is
moving into the Columbian building.
His present offices at GIL Kansas avenue
are FOR rent
General ]. w. f. Hughes and also
councilman is visiting his old home in
Tennessee. He is expected home the
forepart of next week
Twenty three teachers took the ex-
aminations for teachers certificates in
the offices of County Superintendent
Carter yesterday afternoon.
1t is due to the street car company to
say that the first decorations for the
semicentennial We're displayed on the
poles belonging to the company.
The Midwinter exposition seems to
be as popular at the end of the first
week as it was when it opened last
Monday and the crowds if anything are
Increasing.
Bishop Millspaugh viii go to Holton
Sunday to assume charge of the morn
ing's service there ana in the evening
he will have charge OF the evening ser
vice at Horton.
According to the estimates of the sec
rotary between six and seven hundred
members of the Kansas Day club will
attend the BANQUET which is to be given
in the city next Monday.
When you see two men standing close
together and talking very earnestly it
is a safe guess that they are comparing
notes upon the amount of natural gas
that they consumed last month.
The taxpayers along the Shunga-
nunga will meet at the Dawson school
house tonight to discuss forming
drainage district to remove the OBJ
structiOns from the Shunganunga.
President Plass of Washburn college
and WIFE accompanied by a quartette
of students, will make tour of the
Santa Fe system entertaining the mem
bers Of the various Y. NJ. c. A. associa-
| tions.
From present irdication about the only
way for out-of- town people to be sure
of first class accommodations while at
tending the first meeting OF the semicen-
tennial committee is to en-9~e rooms il
! advance.
The Topeka High school team Of
basket ball players were not fast ~-'gh
to bring home anything from Kansas
City excepting the remembrance of a
very fast game in which they came off
second best.
Somebody told some one that some
body else told them that some one had
contracted diphtheria from a book tax
en- from the city library and now all of
the books are to be fumigated when they
ara returneS.
Mr.. Fred A. McGiffin of Topeka has
resigned his position in Leavenworth
as shoe buyer for Ettenson & Sons, and
leaves the first of February to accept
the position as buyer and manager of
the FlOrshiem Shoe company's retail
store in Chicago.
Miss Anna Whiting daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harris Whiting, who has been
studying violin in Kansas City during
the winter. was brought home Thur lay
sick with typhoid fever Miss Whiting
is now at her home, 1917 Warren, and is
in a. serious condition.
Pitcher Bill" Howey, who was SC
popular with the fans last year that
the management of the White Sox for
next year have Concluded that they can
not get along without him, is in the city
for a day having come over from Valley
Falls yesterday to secure his con-
tract
Arthur A Greene, formerly of Topeka
and a son of A. r. Greene, the govern
ment's special agent who was connected
with the Kansas land fraud inVestiga-
ton is now managing editor of the
Walla Walla Daily Union in Washing
Photographer on the Portland Oregonian.