The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-27
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

There viii be no more foot ball games
this year.
County Physician Howard attends all
the foot ball games in Topeka and acts
The street force is cleaning the paved
streets today.
The foot BAN game made a demand for
The United States circuit court resum-
ed business today.
It is mornings like today's that the
steam heat refuses to work.
Cy Leland is opposed to the game of
foot ball and he does not allow his son to
play
The prisoners were fed on turkey and
cranberry pie at the county Jail Thanks
giving
w F. Roehr has declined the propo-
sition of GormIy's band to become its d.
The mortorneers all used their fur
overcoats today They ought to have
It was this time that the cold weather
prognostieation Of the weather bureau
fell not amiss-
The Topeka Camera club has become a
member of the American Lantern Slide
Interchange federation
The people who went hunting. yester-
day came back nearly frozen in the even
ing and with little game
S. S King of Kansas City has sent a
pamphlet to Topeka friends explaining
why he withdrew from the race for con-
gress in 1892.
People who were too poor to buy tur-
probably feel better today than those
that We're not
Weston's comedians in repertoire with
their own band and orchestra viii be at
the Crawford Opera House all of next
week at popular prices
The shoe store of John Watts at SOB
Kansas avenue. was burglarized and six
pairs of shoes taken Entrance was
made through rear window
Capt Joseph Hawk entertained the
members of the Salvation Army at dim
ner yesterday. In tbe@afternoon the sol
diers held religious services at the county
jail.
Frank Hudson of Kansas City presi-
dent of the Hudson-Kimberly publishing
house. spent THANKSGIVING in Topeka.
son, and A. 2 Wilder
Union Thanksgiving services of the
cOlOred churches of the city were held at
the st. Johns A. NJ. E. church. corner of
Seventh and Topeka avenue, at which the
Rev W. L. Grant preached
The cause has been discovered. Mr..
Jennings was off a Thanksgiving va
cation yesterday and his assistant ran
against the cold wave button by mistake
Work on new sidewalks has been al
most suspended by the cold weather
John Woody of Smoky Row was found
yesterday afternoon lying in the Madison
esfjop He vas carried 10 the TafToi vvae-
on and loaded into it He has been ar
rested many times before on similar
charges.
The downtown churches of the city held
union services yesterday at the + lrSI
COngregatiO church. Rev. NJ. l..
Thomas. OF the First BapLlSI cnutcHt ue-
1fvered the sermon. The collection taken
was divided equally between Ingleside
and the orphans home
An enjoyable dancing matinee was Civ
en- by the Arion society Yesterday after
noon at the hall on lower Kansas avenue
The Turner society gave concert attn
letic exhibition and ball at its hall on
Harrison street last night
There viii be repertoire at popular
prices at the Crawford all of next week
the Weston Comedy company with band
and orchestra 1t win open Monday
night in farce comedy. our Strategists. -
For the first time this season the boy
may get out his skates and try the ice
The Santa Fe attached three passenger
coaches to a freight train at Kansas City
last night for the accommodation of
those returning to Topeka and Lawrence
who failed to get away on the regular
passenger train. The train left Kansas
city at 11;30 p. m and arrived in Topeka
at 4:30 m
A person wearing big shoes stole five
chickens from Frank Herald's chicken
coop Wednesday night and the robbery
was reported to the police department
Il Wouldn't have cared, said Mr. Herald,
eff some poor wretch had taken them to
cook on Thanksgiving. but suppose
they were stolen to sell.
Robert Moore, large colored man Of
Smoky Row, yesterday went to the po-
lice station to see A1ilt Harmon who had