The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-02

There will be big time at the rink
tonight.
Manager Lansdon of the Kansas
university football team was in To-
peka yesterday.
John F. Switzer has returned from
| Scott county where he acted as attor-
ney in a criminal case.
The Topeka State bank does a geo.
eral banking business at the corner Of
Eighth and Kansas avenus.
If you want to keep your husband
home evenings. give him a State Jour
nal and Burghart's straight five cent
cigar.
F. ]. Bayzer of 1O7 West Fourteenth
street left today for Ringwood, Okla
homa, where he has a flattering bust
ness proposition.
r. B. Robertson will address the Y.
M. c. A. colored department tomorrow
at 3 p. m. Subject, "Ezekial's Vision
of the Electric Car
c. A. Magaw's friends say that he
dined with President Roosevelt while
in Washington but he is so modest
that he has attempted to suppress the
fact.
Eggs are now quoted in Topeka at
20 cents per dozen. By the time Eas-i
full hen will probably be within reach
of most of Topeka's epicures
John Sebastian, general passenger
agent of the Rock Island was in To-
peka for a short time yesterday On his
way for tour of inspection over the
southwest lines of the system.
And now the apple craze has reach
ed the candidates for nomination at TIL,
city primaries. A box of apples was
recently sent out to Washburn college
dates.
The Topeka high school boys feel
that they have now retrieved lost
honors as they have won from the two
Kansas City high school teams which
are the only high school teams which
have defeated them this year.
The Osteopaths of the city were in
vited to met at the office of Drs. Har-
per and Erskine last evening and or
ganize a city Osteopathic association.
Sawyer, A. c. Campbell, w. S. Briscoe,
Geneva Erskine and c. S. Harper.
Three weeks from tomorrow will be
Easter. This is the annual occasion
when the hard working male population
have to dig down into their pockets
pull out the hard earned dollars and
turn them over to the milliner lust c
crafty a fond wife's desire to look
nice especially about the head.
A good deal of interest is attached
to the closing days in the Kansas SEN
ate. Many people throughout the state
will be greatly interested to know
which bill is ahead in the senate at the
time the final adjournment takes place.
L
tween the Getty bill and the Porter
bill.
1t must be a hard life to lead for a
member of the Kansas senate. De-
mands come from his constituents
asking him to resign and if he seeks |
to throw off the cares of legislating |
for a short time by attending a grand |
opera, the sergeant-at-arms appears |
and arrests him. and worst of all |
makes him go back to the senate |
chamber.
Valiant lodge, No. 155. K. of P,
will put on work in the Esquire rank |
Monday evening. Members are urged |
to be present to assist in the ceremon- |
les attendant on the comforting of the |
rank, and to prepare for work in the |
rank of Knight on the following Mon |
day evening. Visiting brothers are cor |
daily invited to attend the ceremonies. |
The First Baptist church completed |
so years of existence March 1. The /
celebation that was to have taken |
place Thursday will be held Monday /
evening in the Junior Sunday school |
rooms. The pastor. Thos. S. Young,
will give brief review of the SO years |
al the Sunday morning service. Sub
iect of Sunday evening sermon will be, |
Truth as judge"