The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-09
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The inaugural ceremonies will take
place at moon Monday. The Legislature
meets at noon Tuesday.
| Terrence Ewart. who is in the city
flor few days, gave a rice shower last
fevening for his friend, George Mitchell
who was married today at noon.
/ The slippery tracks impeded the move
Efnent of trains and nearly all which
fpassed through Topeka today were late
Notwithstanding liberal application OF
sand.
| The slippery walks and payements
were responsible for several accidents
this morning, most of them, however,
being confined to minor sprains and
bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Driesbach, who
have been residents here for a number OF
years, have moved to Kansas City
where Mr.. Drfesbach will engage in
business. w
The telegraph companies of the city
have rendered the free use of their lines
l. in rendering aid to the earthquake Suf-
ferers in Italy where contributions are
made through the Red Cross society.
The street cars arr finding it pretty
hard today when st comes to climbing
grades with heavy loads. The Califor-
MIA Limited has to take two or three
fresh starts in order to climb the hill
on East Eighth street.
Almost every train brings in a
member or numerous members of
the legislature which will meet Mon
day and there has been wild skirm-
ish for week past for accommoda-
lions during the session.
w. J. Tollerton, assistant general sup
erintendent of motive power of the Rock
Island, who until two years ago was
located in Topeka, passed through the
city Friday on his way to the south
western lines OF the system.
If that stockholders meeting re-
suited in any change in the officers or
style of your firm since the city direc
tory man got. the Information call up
Ind. phone .1469s and the publishers
will gladly make the correction.
The recent period of cold weather
seems to have passed on and though
rain or snow is predicted for Sunday
the chances are that the temperatures
will be much higher than they were
during the earlier days of the week.
Secretary George Lerrigo, of the Cen
trail Y. M. G. A, is making an effort 70
secure a representative meeting IF the
members of the alumni of the Kansas
university at the Sunday meeting at The
Majestic theater where the principal adj
dress will be delivered by Chancellor
Frank Strong of Lawrence.
In the Robison-M Marshall show win
dows are displayed two eagles of enor-
nous size. One bird carries in it's beak
a card, Governor Stubbs." and the 9th
er a similar card on which is inscribed
speaker sDolIey.'t The eagles were
captured in Wabaunsee county near the
home of ]. n. Dolley and We're mounted
by DR.. S. T. Willard of Topeka.
Many people have inquired as to
how they can secure a copy of the
new city directory, which is now ready.
for the printers D. r. Summers,
superintendent of the Polk4Radges
Directory company, states that the
publication is sold by subscription
only and all orders should be entered
now, as no surplus copies will be is
sued. Ind. tel. No 1869.
The spell of hard luck which has
followed the street railway company
nearly all winter was broken by zero
weather which more than doubled the
receipts of the comp any for several
days and today rain is falling and this
will have the same effect. On pleas
amt days nearly every one living with
in half mile of their place of en-
ployment walks because they need the
exercise. on cold and rainy days they
ride in the street cars.