The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-21
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Door plates are coming in style.


Popcorn in pressed cubes is popular.
Tax-paying time is almost here again.
The postoffice clock 'froze up at LAC
a. m
w A Morton is the best bowler in the
T A. A.
Police NTatron Thorpe has returned from
Usage City.
Chimney sweeps and chimney builders
are now busy.
A revival is in progress at the Jefferson
street mission
This is the week of roast turkey and
cranberry sauce.
John Waters received the girls vote in
the doll contest
Peptinized peanuts are the latest indi-
geSuble product.
There. win be four matinees at Craw-
fOrdtS this week.
The Casino at Garfield park is boarded
up for the winter.
The November term of the federal court
opens next Monday.
Charles H. Sessions has returned from a
trip to Port Arthur.
A A. Hurd was city attorney of Abb
lene twenty years ago.
George A. Clark. secretary of state-elect,
is an ardent fisherman.
absence of Chief Strauss.
One Topeka undertaken spends his spare
time repainting hearse.
Since the election Judge A. H. Horton
has been wearing a silk tile.
Snow and ice give zest to preparations
for Thanksgiving dinners.
Small shoe shops are taking the place of
the sidewalk peanut stands.
Pe9PPIe sg wh0 ought to know better fire.
Private Secretary James Lewis spent
Sunday at his home in KinsIey.
W, H Reiger and Helen Buckley will be
at the high school November g.
A large white cat makes itself at home
in the window of a jeWelry store.
Captain J. G. Waters has returned from
Lyndon, where he attended court.
The annual business meeting of the Y
w c. A. viii be held this evening.
What will the Boyd Cadets. do when
General Boyd leaves the state house?
The Redm0nds. who played at the Grand
all last week, are at Paola this week.
One of the side lines carried by a Topeka
drug store is a lot of canary birds.
Several THANKSGIVING boxes have been
sent to the Kansas regiment in Cuba.
J. W Ben was a candidate in the doll
contest, but was lost in the shuttle.
Every person who lives on a paved street
thinks it is the dirtiest street in town.
Rev F.. L. Thorpe was 50 i'll that he
was unable to fill his pulpit yesterday.
The trial of John Henry Collins opens in
the district court one week from today.
Under Sheriff Hal Williams is building a
new seven-rOOm house on Chandler street
Mary Marbles song''Little Raggy Baby
IS now the official tune of the Hot FOOtS
Nearly all of the state house stenogra-
piers have consulted tombstone the palm
The Ottawa university foot ball team
ing Q
A man went into a Topeka barber shop
saturday night and asked to get his razor
yale Murphy the famous foot bail
player of the Yale team, is from Junction
City, Kan.
Some Of the new shirts which are being
worn this fall remind one of the stripes of
a convict.
a, g. .stacey's case in the federal court
Williams.
Frank Weightman. Topeka 5 male Patti -
few pointers.
Judge. Foster visited his office in the
IederaI building Saturday for the first time
In three months.
squirt sou Is; II ff,y you CANT help me, don't help
Taffy pulls are said to be a favorite
uFbs of Topeka.
Eliza Reiniger has bought from the
and 643 Lane street.
Contributions for Thanksgiving to be
distributed among the poor are received at
the police station.
Mrs. John Tasker viii resign her position
in the office of the clerk OF the district
court next month.
Kodak fends say that the light in the
state house rotunda is fine for taking pic
lures on some days.
DR.; Dearborn preached at the First NJ
=: CHURCH Yesterday, owing to the illness
Tables. will be supplied for newspaper
L5len WITHIN the railing around the judge S
desk at the Collins trial.
C. S. Matthews and wife have sold to
Chas. y. Suit, for $3.50, lot % Jackson
street, Weinberg's addition.
summer and winter within twelve hours
81 each other is a combination not often
1ound-except in Kansas.
.klondike nuggets for scarfpins are now
me style since so many persons have re-
turned from the gold fields
Ihe cornerstone of the Shiloh Baptist
chureh, corner Twelfth and Buchanan
streets, was laid yesterday
This sort of weather feels more like
1nanksg1V1ng and foot ball than that
which We have been having.
me horses had a hard time of it this
could scarcely stand up at all.
Fred Robbins husband of May Smith
Robbins and manager of her comDsnv
was born in Burlington, Kan.
ALarshalis band viii give its annual con-
cert earlier than usual this year. The "a te
viii be sometime in December.
The new brick addition to Christ hospi-