The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-27

mend it because it adds to the whole
someness of food
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.
The only really stylish cats are coal
black
The billiard hall at 73e Kansas avenue
has changed hands.
A dog was beheaded by an electric car
on Clay street yesterday.
The Washburn football team will prob
ably play no more this season.
We sometimes skate on Thanksgiving
Day VIII we do it this Year,
The trolley road is repairing its line in
North Topeka and in Oakland.
81 Jordan, it is thought was partially
paralyzed by his fall last week.
The scholars of the city schools made
their regular Orphans home donation.
Robert A1anten who is now playing in
Kansas City, viii not come to Topeka
A few more street lights would be APP
preciated in Martin & Dennis addition.
The state live stock sanitary commits
sion is holding a meeting in Topeka to-
day.
The state officers-elect are doing their
best TO keep out of the way of the Office
hunters.
The Orphans home manageme Mt want
to start a kindergarten for the little folks
ia the home.
Bradford Miller was elected Justice of
the peace in Mission township at the re-
cent election.
This is the time when the small boy
stands long and longingly before the toy
store windows.
The girls are beginning to appear on
the street with their mouths misshapen
by s'cold blisters."
Over fifty people were at Mrs. Thorpe's
yesterday with offers Of Thanksgiving
dinners for poor folks.
The high school football team defeated
the Y. n. G. A. eleven yesterday after
noon at score of to 0.
j. S. Slater Of Carbonate had his
pocket picked of s. at the Salvation
Army barracks last night.
Judge Foster viii dispose of the Grim
inal cases during this session Of the
United States district court
State Superintendent Gaines is sending
out the programmes for the meeting Of
the State Teachers association.
Major 7. J. Anderson wants the people
to get up something here that viii be
worth excursions to come and see.
Probate Judge Elliott has denied the
application Of Druggist Burket. for a
permit to sell intoxicating liquors.
Secretary of State Osborn says two ex-
ira janitors are needed in the state house
since the south wing has been fitted with
offices.
one charity enthusiast gave away SO
much to other people for Thanksgiving
dinners, that he has very little left to eat
himself
A little girl years old is trying to
help support her mother and three sis
ters by peddling patent fire kindling
about town
The county clerk yesterday mailed
certificates Of election to all the success
full candidates in the county, including
township officers.
1t seems probable that the offenders
who thought the grand jury would ad-
journ last week, viii have nothing to be
thankful for next Thursday.
J. @, A. Peyton. who was elected road
overseer north of North Topeka. only
had plurality of one vote. He got two
votes aud the other man one.
B W. Woodward of Lawrence has in
vited the members of the Saturday
Night club to visit his private art gallery
under the guidance of 7. F. Doran.
J. 6. Samuelson and Simon Schlichter
have been elected deacons of the Eng
Iisb Lutheran church to succeed r. s.
Stotler and Mr.. Eckberg, who have re-
signed.
Rev. r. Wake, who has had some ex-
perience in that line, viii read paper
before the next meeting Of the Minis
terial union on "The Preacher IN Poll
ties
has adjourned until next Iuesdaw when
another effort will be made to complete
the official count of the vote cast at the
late election
The Ministerial union has appointed a
committee consisting Of Revs. r Wake,
J. b McAfee and j. @. c. owen TO re-
monstrate against the resubmission of
the prOhibitory amendment
The arguments in the celebrated chol-
era fund Injunction case were com pleted
last evening at s o'clock. and Judge
Hazen announced that he would give his
decision next Monday morning.
Mayor Harrison has ordered all dry
sewers thoroughly flushed at once. The
work was commenced this morning. It
takes a wagon load of hose to reach some
of them from the water plugs.
The state administration in order to
keep up with the times, should put
$4,000 at the disposal of the adjutant
general to repel the threatened invasion
Of the Turks and Assyrians into Kansas.
A number of Topeka's unmarried
printers have organized themselves into
q CO. operative society They have rent
ed a room and viii take turns at doing
their own cooking. and the expense 81
the establishment viii be equalized
among the mem bers-
First boy-'sI amt got any money, but
Pm going to get some peanuts"
Second bOy-"How are you going to do
ite7
I'm going to try to Con ChumOa."
Foot BAH
See Topeka win a foot ball game at
the fair grounds Thanksgiving Day. The
p. n. Admission p cents.