The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-30
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Second term In dancing for begin
ners only atsHudson's hall. Wednes-
Frank Hobart is Offering a liberal
Which Rae s ne d n.aas
| peared 1898
| Wood & Williamson have had the
Gienwood hotel equipped with a pri-
Telephone company fss.z s.
The annual meeting of the State
Historical society will be held in the
rooms OF the society in the state
house. December 20. 81 and rs
Mr.. A. T. Daniels has entered the
| firm of George, M. Noble e Co., real
estate, loans and insurance, and will
hereafter be: connected with them.
If the Washb burn foolb&l team
makes the trip to Denver, the mem
bers will resume practice work next
week. Otherwise the training season
is over.
W. H. Barnes. ex-secretary of the
State Horticultural society has pur-
chased forty-acre farm near High
land Park. and will make it his per-
manent home. 49,
The prisoners in the county jail are
Just commencing to recover from the
over feed in which they INDUCED
Thanksgiving day at the expense of
Sheriff Wilkerson.
The Topeka City Railway company
donated a special car for the purpose
of hauling the Oklahoma football
team to and from the Washburn
grounds Thanksgiving day.
J. c. Holland of the firm of Holland
& SQuires returned from Downs.
Kansas, yesterday where the plans
submitted by the firm for a $22,0 900
school house were accepted.
Lest you forget: The delivery win
dows at the postoffice will be open
from $3.50 to f1o:3o commencing to-
morrow, which will the first Sun
day that the rule h1= ,pplied.
The December term of the United
States district court will open in this
city Monday with Judge John c. Pol
lock on the bench and not Judge D. P.
Dyer of ST. Louis as has been stated.
That the cigar stores will be open
little longer on Sunday at least is
the cause for qualification among q
large number who enjoy good smoke
on Sunday as we'll as on any other
day.
change for colder. There is a raw
wind from the northwest and owing
to the dryness prevailing, there is a
large amount of dust in the atmos-
phere. ~ faL
c. E. Knapp of New York city has
accepted the position of night clerk at
the Copeland hotel made vacant by
the RESIGNATION of I. w. Garrett, who
was compelled to resign on account of
i'll health. N
1.-The indications are that the con-
tractors who were supposed to have
the viaduct completed by the first of
last JULY are waiting for the white
oak flooring to grow" grumbled an
East slider.
The bridge across Cross creek near
Rossville is too short on one end and
does not fit the stream and the board
of county commissioners will call FOR
bids for rebuilding it on the 18th of
next month. ,;;s.a ~.
President Sim A. Bramlette of the
Karsas state Federation of Labor will
address a meeting of the union work
men of the city at Industrial Council
hall SIS Kansas avenue, Thursday.
December 5th.gct-r
Mayor Green is figuring on a pain
less meth cd of clipping the wings OF
the state house janitors who were re-
thority'' and will probably ask them
to return their stars.
A. T. Daniels, who has been in the
real estate business In this county for
nership with George M. Noble. who |
has been in the same business for
nearly as great length of time.
The indications are that Topeka will
have a surplus of Episcopal ministers
for the next thirty days, as twenty |
ministers of this denomination are ex-
pected to arrive Monday for the pur- |
pose of attending the Kansas Theo- |
logical school for a month.
An order has been received from |
the postoffice department effective |
December 14th disseminating the |
postoffice at Shorey a suburb of North |
Topeka on the west. In the future |
residents of this section will receive
their mail from station A. in North
Topeka.
1t appeared for a while as though |
Topeka would be as tight as Kansas
City next Sunday, but Mayor Green /
has announced that no attempt will |
be made to close drug or confection-
cry stores until the case now pending
in the district court against. Roy
Crawford is decided.