The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-26
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

today.
o'clock.
'skates sharpened' is now the sign of
the times.
-, Bog t.S,,Ip parties are being organized for
The Divine Scientists are holding reviv-
ais in Topeka.
Rev. E. L. Thorpe has recovered from
his recent illness.
Hunters stories are thicker than ever
since Thanksgiving.
Not parrot has been on exhibition at
the pet stock show.
Oyster suppers at country school houses
viii soon be popular.
The coal famine struck the state house
coal bins yesterday at noon.
ed bOb-Sled ride last night.
G. c. Clemens delivered a lecture at the
reform school Thursday night
TGaPs tho saggta is beGfGmng popular
In the foot ball games of Thursday, Il
seemed 70 be the popular score
Sam Kimkle of Manhattan is transact
ing legal business in this city.
Miss Lille Barclay of Denver is visiting
Miss Jessie Dean of Washburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waggener are the
parents of a daughter born yesterday.
The annual concert of MarshalPs band
Will not be given until after the holidays
City Clerk McFadden says that there
ing $500 - me --S--U''
Held in connection with John Waters doll
party.
since e. e. Clemens was Judge at a cake
walk the other night he is known as Judge
{. S. Sardou and Peter Wall claim the
Pauline-Topeka record, 61a miles, in 16
minutes.
About nine-tenths of the people in the
city neglect to clean the snow off their
sidewalks.
A horse that is not "sharp-shod,' has
trouble in standing up on the Topeka
Since. election several of the state. house
clerks have discarded cigars and taken to
cob pipes.
A dozen horses stood in front of the high
school during the entertainment last night
unblanketed.
Hal Reid is not with Human Hearts
this year This ought to insure larger
attendance.
J. w Gleed will deliver a temperance
address at the United Presbyterian church
Sunday evening.
The slot machine question is to be dis
guessed at the First Congregational church
Sunday evening.
A. A. GODDARD, attorney general-elect will
appoint a man to the position of stenogra-
pher in his office.
The North Topeka sewer, which seemed
away once more.
Frank A. Allen, formerly of this city
tives in this city.
Some persons who know what is best
in the smokers line advocate StogieS in
stead of cigarettes.
Major Shreve has attempted to disguise
himself by shaving off the greater part
of his side whiskers.
Private Secretary Lewis celebrat ted
Thanksgiving by taking in the foot ball
game at Kansas City.
Dr. r. s. Gabbey, who is the inventor of
a flying machine, has been ten years per
fecting his invention.
It would be well for Topeka people to
remember that diphtheria germs will live
for months in clothing.
A large cage of white and spotted mice
at the pet stock show has been the chief
attraction of the children.
United States Marshal w. E. Sterne
spent yesterday in conference with Sena-
tor Baker a Leavenworth.
Since the large class of 96 Joined the
demand for watch charms
George stanstield,s puppy won first in
stakes at the pet stock show.
The "Rend t is So. one of the the pretti-
1t has just arrived in Topeka.
Mrs Annie ME- 1. Discs will LECTURE 1set Sunday
ticability of Non-Resistance-"
Lyman Naugle of the wellington Voice
will spend i Sunday y, with Rey N; c. Har-
Special services will be held in the First
nesday and Thursday of next week.
The only thing talked of at the state
house since yesterday morning has been
the robbery of the treasury vault
The returned soldiers make excellent
"supers'' in a war drama, as was the case
at Crawford's Opera House last night.
There is one thing girls like about win
ter: It makes their cheeks pink; but alas,
it sometimes makes their noses pink, too.
Attorney Slater has brought suit against
a.
him for defending the doctor in the Crith
case.
DR.. D. L. Sullivan. who is lecturing on
divine healing at 1913 Jackson street, will
continue his meetings every night next
week.
Receiver O'Neil of the Topeka Water
company gave each of the employees at the
pumping station a fine turkey for Thanks
giving.
The fire department horses find the pres
ent slippery condition of the pavement
rather against them in making time to
a fire.
Paul Torrington, who is in the office of
the city engineer, is a cartoonist of no
mean ability and employs his spare time
making pictures.
The Topeka Daily Legal News is now
using Vol. at the head of the first page.
When it started people said it would last
about two weeks.
Governor Leedy went home Wednesday
evening to eat his Thanksgiving turkey,
and is still at it. He will not return to
Topeka till Monday.
Ray Montgomery, a Smith county boy
who is attending school at Holton, spent
Thanksgiving with the Smith county con-
tingent at Washburn.
The Commercial club meetings are al
ways well attended. It is rare thing
when there are not more than so business
men at the meetings.
cleaning up the electric light fixtures,
PREPARATORY to the starting Of the electric
light plant next week.
"O'HooIgan's Masquerade and "Gil-