The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-14
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at Music hall.
The Modocs will sing at the enter
tainment to be given at the hdHrooo
Y. M. c. A. Friday evening
John W. Newberry Who has lived at
1854 High street for many years mas
moved to 1914 Huntoon street,
The annual meeting of the Kansas
State Grain Dealers association openeo
this morning at the Hotel Throop-
Councilman Charles K. Holiday IS
carrying his right arm in sing the
result of a severe attach of neurltls.
Rev. w. NJ. cleveland, pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian church Will
deliver an address before the Chris
tan union of Emporia "Wednesday
evening.
The hole which is being bored into
Calhoun Bluffs, was yesterday sunk 70
a depth of $40 feet and sandstone OF
the lola variety was found in large
quantities.
There is at least one state officer
unon whom the anti-paSs law did not
fall with a heavy hand. Chlel JUSTLY
Johnston hasn't used railroad passes
for IL years.
Governor Hoch has a contribution
in the last issue of The Earth, pup
lished at Chicago, dealing with the
nrosperity figures of Kansas Tor the
year just closed.
A meeting of the Democratlc county
central committee is called 1or Janu-
ary 10th at the Throop hotel where
arrangements will be mace lor hoiiii
mating a county ticket.
AIthoueh the position pays but
81 600 a year there are seven well
known taxpayers of Shawnee county
who are willing to assume the uu'io'
of county commissioner.
Jasner. the kicking donkey at the
Majestic this week is the best act ol
the bill at this playhouse. Jasper "a
| certainly a we'll trained purro OH"
| is a. whole show in himself.
| 7 A. Stewart, general western pas
| senper agent of the Rock Island-Frlsco
| lines with headquarters at Kansas
City, was in Topeka yesterday loohihe
after the interests or MS roao'
| The bill at the Olympic theater this
week is a good one The best act IS
| that of the Great Jansen, who gives
| series of illusions which In their exc
| c11tion battle all understanding.
| The ever popular clarence Mar
| TYNE is drawing large audiences at lhe
! olympic this week ana Herr Jansen
still continues to mystify them with
his illusion "The Invisible Fllght.
| e. F. Johnson has the first type
| writer that ever came to Kansas at
!, G.. M. Hills store, S13 Kansas aveiiu t
1t is a Remington and was pousnt W
| the late Judge Valentine 81 years aso'
Walter Roscoe Stubbs VIII open Gra IND
| local campaign tonight at the Granu
theater. at which time he Will press
before the people of this city his plea
for the Republican nomination LOT gov
ernor.
/ Speaking of hard luck: Deputy
Sheriff George Ward was leaolns
! horse to water Monday when ne
| trimmed and fell severely spraining MS
ankle. and then the morse fell on TOP
of him.
Ed. McKeever was urged to get into
the county attorney hght anu 49, pIi
evidently could have had the rep
can nomination hands down But D. D.
Sobanclr has,made such a brilliant rec
l ord in the office that he did not care TO
stand in his way
The annual meeting of the directors
of the Central Congregational church
will be held this evening when the
officers for the ensuing year Will Dc
elected. The business meetlng WIZ oe
followed by a social and muslcal pro-
/ gramme-
Cole NJ Hamilton, the official pho
! +ogranher of the Santa Fe, is in Topeka
| this week taking pictures OF the o lL
ferent departments in the local olnces
These pictures wiz De re Rpssazine a.
the Santa F'e Ernployes 1N@e
a later date
Bruce Kinney, we'll known enter
! tainer of Salt Lake City, will denver
: free lecture this evening at the FRS
! BAPTIST church, Ninth and JacksoI
streets illustrated with stereoptlcoi
, views. The subject will be Indian:
of the Frontier.
S The roof on the new E1ks' building
/ has been completed and 1t Will max
hut little difference about the weatnel
=, conditions from now on ana Contracto
Evans is better sat1shed than ever t4a
| the building will be completed by tn'
g. of ADri1 II not before. f,
The Vivians, who do a turn a
sbarnshooting at the Novelty thi
week, are far superior TO any nin
which has been seen in that me I'M
season. The entire bill at tne Noveit :
| is good one and the CROWDS seem L
| have formed a taste for this theate
already, although this is but the sec
| ond week
The Doughertyites have extended t
the other business schools OF the CIT.
a special invitation to attend .Ie t ne,
ing of the Success club tomorro" even
ing. The entire musical part OF Tn
program, consisting of a variety .
vocal and instrumental selections, WI
be given by the Kissing Conservator
of Music. and will also Introduce Pro1
| Rissing's new instrument, the Dolcette
The following officers have been in
| stalled by Topeka Post w r. C.; Presl
| dent, Mrs. Fitzgerald; senior vice, MRS
Pliley junior vice, Mrs Doane; treas
urer, Mrs. Penny; secretary Mrs. NC
Kitrick; press correspondent, Mrs NC
| Cormick: conductor, Mrs. Brandlet
| assistant conductor, Mrs. Wilcot: guaro
Mrs. Wolf; color bearers. Mrs. Creigh
ton, Mrs Ferguson, Mrs. Mitchell an
Mrs. MCKEE.
C. W. Yard, preacher in Effinghan
Kansas, was "stung' for whole dim
by what is supposed to be fraudulen
advertisement He answered an ad i
the Kansas City Journal and sent
dime to the Valley Farmer" address
5o2 Jackson street. Topeka, Kansas, ex
| pecting to get in return a bunch O
beautiful postal cards and 6-months