The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-13

urday.
The Rainbow party at the rink tomor-
row night viii be the prettiest attrac-
ton OF the season.
The Y. P. S. {. E. SOCIETIES EaTe en-
dorsed VIM Green as councilman froa
the Third ward
There are hfty. candidates for initia-
tion to the Modern Woodman lodge
which will meet on the 9th Of April.
Although less than an inch and a
half of snow fell Sunday the sleighing
is the best that has been so far this
winter.
A smoker will take the place of the
regular meeting Of the Commercial
club which was postponed until next
Friday evening.
The snow and ice interferes some
with the spring sports which were
being worked overtime last week; par
ticularly the game of marbles.
The hopes of those who cut natur Il
ice from the river are again shattered
as the mercury stood ten points higher
this morning than on yesterday.
The ssnring building boom is slow in
catching on this year. a bu.elng per
NIT hasn't pasn issued from the office
of the fire n1arsha1 for two days
Just when duck shooting promises to
be good for a day or two storm nap
pens along and warns the flight OF
fowls that their place is further south
There have been funEier things hap
pen than tire county convention on
Monday afterno N but It would te had
to ect2 e the convention in politita al
way
James Butler is at his home, 1855
West street with a broken ankle. he
fell while alighting from train AT
Norton He viii be confined to MS Eed
for several weeks.
The public in general is invited to at
tend open house at the rooms OF lue %
Provident Association, corner OF tourtn
and Jackson streets on the evening u
Wednesday, March II.
Topeka people are to have another
dramatic treat this winter in the ap-
pearance of Sarah Bernhardt, VINO VIII
be at the Auditorium on the evening
of April Z in Camille.
The cold weather does not seem to
have chilled the ardor of the country
maidens and their swains as about tne tne
usual number Of spelling schools are
scheduled for this week.
By mistake K Nas reported that
Judge r. J. Hanna was to deliver lee
f,1re on Christian Science N Topeka
Sunday night. Tne lecture was gwen
an Lawrence instead of Topeka
Now is the time for the ground hog
to come out and receive his Vindieatloh
For a while 1t seemed as though ne haQ
Droven himself a poor Iorecastef OuS
he has been completely vindicated-
washburn will play ottawa at basket
bau on Monday 1T the rink Manager
Stahl completed ARRANGEMENTS tud9y.
Ladies are to he admitted free- Nian-
haitian will play Wash5ufn here IL
day night
Paddy Bets wants a recount OF the
ballots cast at the primaries SATURDAY
orc would think that the fact thaI II
fanpened. would be sufficient, but evil
/ IDENTIFY he wants to see Just now the
thing occurred.
The fire department was called out
on two alarms during the Garner par
! of last evening and made record DIeak-
ING runs over the Ice covered pave
ments only to find that the hres were
Of small Importance
| Fred McMann, who works at the
| Creamerie restaurant when not on the
| road ahead of some show, ieIt LOT
/ Denver last night where ne VIII ldke
/ charge of advertising car No. Tor the
/ Sells & F1Oto shows.
A bad case of round feet caused one
of Topeka's rather popular young men
/ to spend a couple Of days in one OF
| the city hospitals for a case Of what
was diagnosed by all excepting the at
! tendants as nervous prostration.
IT seems lust a trihe early to COM
! nence planning a memorial day pro-
| gramme but Joseph Waters has receiy-
/ ed an invitation from Wichita, Whlch
he has accepted, to act in the capacity
of orator Of the day on that occasion.
G. w. stansaeld end DR.. II. L. lIoge-
! boom. CITY physician, met game wtT-
| den oYt in stafford county in a huAh1g
! tl5D from which they hnse just return
ed The game arden couldn't ind
/ ANYTHING discriminating and let them go.
one Of the girls at Holbrook hall, who
/ was dismissed from Washburn coIege
/ for an fnfraction Of the college laws, IS
! said 10 have fired a parting volley at
I one of the women instructors which
/ sent her to her room with nervous
4 hysteria.
/ A banner not unlike those used to
/ Advertise the Midwinter exposition, on
/ a telephone pole on the corner or
! Eighth and Kansas avenue bears the
! Information that there will be Chris
/ tfau F0deavor society at the First Bap-
tist church tomorrow evening.
Tuesday. the 10th Of the present month
promises to be the big night al the skat-
/ ing rink as the institution has been
turned over to the Topeka Elks who are
preparing a programme which for
! influences promises to eclipse any
thing that they have ever attempted In
the past.
w. H Turner plays David Harum
at the Grand tonight. This is MS third
or fourth visit to Topeka and he $ an
excellent David Harum but wly should
the Crawfords charge 81 for seats In
Topeka while he played at the Lyceuln
at st. Joe for Is. %, 95 and 50 cents
matinee 10, 20 and 80 cents?
| Two road graders we're used on the
streets yesterday in clearing the gut
te-s so that the water from the melt
ing snow and ice could find its way to
the sewers instead Of the ponds on
Kansas avenue. From the present out
look the effort was labor lost. for
there has not been enough heat since
the snow fell to cause it to commence
to melt.
An incubator at 529 Jackson street
caught or fire last evening ard IN re-
Spouse TO a fire alarm the equipnient
from stations and made the .Cn.
This means, a large aerial truck, two
hose wagons. one chemical engine, a
ladder struck. and 2. steamer. The fire