The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-29
sNAP sHoTs Al HoME NEws.
Today most luxurious feed
Upon the festai board We seek.
The penalty Of which is hash
For all the balance of the week

EOr ali the DaLdnc6 OF the week
Every dog has his day. This is the
turkeys.
There wiA be a social at the Y W. c.
A rooms tonight
Many gobble has gobbIed its last
gobble since sunrise today
Prof Cleaves has gone to Nortonville
to spend Thanksgiving with friends.
Fall weddings are growing to be
nearly as popular as spring weddings
Did you remember Chris. Hospita /,
the Orphans home or Ingleside today?
Simon Greenspan explains that he did
not bid on Secretary Carlisle's new bond
issue.
Lincoln Post G. A. r. will hold it's
annual election Of officers Saturday even
ing.
Charles Elliott is spending Thanks
giving in Warrensburg, Mo. with some
one.
A Topeka drug store is going out of
business. 1t is located on the west
side.
state Superintendent Gaines is attend
ding 4 teachers association at Abilene
today.
Lincoln Post Of the Grand Armyowin
hold its annual election of officers Satur-
day night.
Some people are glad that the football
season Is nearly oyer-they have relatives
who play.
The Huntley company that is at the
Crawford this week will play at HOlton
next week.
The city engineer middle will prob
ably be settled at the next meeting Of
the council.
The Thanksgiving dinner at the State
insane asylum today will no doubt be q
joyful event
The school fund commissioners have
purchased $500 worth of Leavenworth
refunding bonds.
Orlie Crawford is IN Oklahoma City
this week with his repertoire company
and is doing well.
Bradford Miller says that it cost him
nothing to be elected justice Of the peace
of Mission township
Topeka Council OF the Knights and
Ladies Of Security gave a musicale last
night in Lincoln Post hall.
There will be a teachers meeting Of
both the city and county schools in the
high school Saturday afternoon.
The Populist congressional committee
in this district collected $3.50 at their
meetings during the can paign-
Secretary Coburn. Of the state board OF
agriculture, has Issued report of 23O
pages on alfalfa growing IN Kansas.
The police court didn't leave much fer
its victims to be thankful for this morn
ing. 1t didn't observe the holiday.
The probate judge issued ten marriage
licenses yesterday to couples " no wanted
to have something to be thankful for
The scholars IN the city schools were
almost unmanageable yesterday in an
ticipatIon OF the Thanksgiving holidays.
The youth Of Topeka have yet four
Sundays id which to get into Sunday
school in time for its holiday festivities.
Bradford Miller, who was elected JUS
tice of the peace in Mission township,
reports that his election expenses were
So
Old Abe Camp. Sons Of Veterans, will
have an open meeting aud entertaiq-
ment at Lincoln Post hall next Tuesday
evening.
A Topeka young man is not consid-
cred a real sport until ne can name all
the stations between Topeka and Kansas
City ia their order
David Overmyer believes in tips"
He reports that he paid p cents to
porters at two different times during his
canvass for governor.
The pianist with the Huntley company
at the Crawford is d very good one and
gets good deal Of applause. lhe piano
needs tuning, though
George Dayton, who stole Farmer
Anderson's apples, was fined 50 and
costs. SIS in All, in Justice Chesney's
court and is in the county Jail
4 Topeka man carries two plugs Of
tobacco in his pockets-one to chew
himself and another that is dryer than
baled hay to offer to borrowers.
One of the pleasant things about the
Topeka theatres is the cheerful cuss
whose duty it Is to pound the steam