The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-01
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

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The school board meets Monday night.
The pension offices were closed yester-
Mrs. n. D. Sanders is visiting at Pitts
burg.
Governor Stanley has returned from
Wichita
Jokes about warmed over turkey are
now in order.
The annual elections of lodge officers
| Will soon begin.
Mrs Frank Brown is visiting friends in
South Bend, Indiana
The shipment of wheat into Topeka at
! this time is limited.
G. T. Downey of F'rontenac is visiting
his brother F. c. Downey
Calendars for 1900 are appearing. They
are handsOmer than ever.
Cord wood that is good is worth S. and
Sc a cord on the local market.
Judge Hook went home to Leavenworth
| to eat his Thanksgiving turkey.
The ministerial union meets at 4 o'clock
this afternoon at the First NJ. E. church.
Topeka was well represented at the
football game at Kansas city yesterday
| Lawrence football teams seemed to have
had the proper kind of rabbits feet yes
terday.
Vernon Bentley of St. Joe is visiting
| the family of his sister, Mrs William 1.
Drum.
Shoe dealers say that the price of
leather is still going up So will the price
| of shoes.
Now that football is over for the season
| for heroes.
Mrs. Julia a. Nancy mas uIeQ a SIlL
| for divorce from her husband, William
Manley.
Rev. Mr.. Pearson. pastor of the North
Topeka Congregational church, used to
/ be a miner.
a new house is hardly finished until
! sparrows build their nests in the caves
Bind Jesse. it is said, makes more
| money selling papers than any of the
The cold wave came yesterday just to
make people not feel lonesome on Thanks
The usual crowd of drunks returned
from the game at Kansas City on the late
! The Shawnee football team defeated the
| Reform school football team yesterday by
a score of II to 0.
The Topeka photographers report ar. an
season Of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs: F., J. Crockett of Leay-
/ and Mrs. W. w. Webb.
| Kansas people had to give odds to Mis-
souri, people yesterday if they wanted to
| bet on the football game.
John A. Bibelin and Miss Mary Hamil-
] ton both of Maple Hill have been mar
! ried by Probate Judge Dolman.
T. Little and wife who were here to
| witness the marriage of their son, z. c.
! Little, have returned to Abilene.
The men who tramped all day yester-
ad Gyd IN PTrsP7F Tb OF bi5f g4ne are are P9d and
/ Clarence Day who is with a surveying
! Thanksgiving with his parents in To-
| peka.
! Most of the jurors in the United States
] court had to remain in Topeka for their
! Thanksgiving dinners, although no court
| was held
Miss Sadie Hills. daughter of the su,
! home at Atchison, is visiting friends in
| this city.
| to Lawrence today to attend the annual
| meeting of the Northeastern Kansas
| Teachers association.
The beautiful lace handkerchief which
| the ladies' admired so much in the hands
| ingenuity of a Filipino woman.
James 3. Bush Of Manhattan and Miss
Ma. Marina Page, OF Topeka were nnaTrIe3d d
odist parsonage by Rev. G. ]. Jaiser.
It was a Topeka boy who complained
for Thanksgiving dinner because there
| won't be any scraps left for me- he said
The Newton kansan is getting worse
than ever Just listen to this pun: THE
securely Hooked by the United States
a Topeka man who went to the football
! game made an enga cement with a young
lady for this evening upon the condition
that he hoped to be able to get around
He was a spectator.
Thanksgiving services We're held at the
| services were held at night because many
/ OF the members of the congregation were
employed during the day
Out in Phillips county 'snitch" is a
| man who induces people who are injured
to sue the company for damages. In To-
peka such a person is a. criminal who be-
trays his fellow criminals.
| Notwithstanding the peace and good
will which usually prevails at Thanks
giving time, there were q. great many
them were made into hash today.
The name of Mrs. Hattie T. Carson who
took a leading part in Ali Baba at the
Grand Opera house Wednesday evening
was unintentionaIly omitted from the cast
as printed in the State Journal.
A sign has been posted in front of the
| county treasurers office in the court
house corridor which reads. PAY Taxes
Here" Many people do not know what
office taxes are paid in and have to in
quire-
T. W. Caffey- who was. bookkeeper II
State Auditor Morris office and one OF
the most popular men in the state house
! during Governor Leedy's administration
has built up a successful drug business
since returning to Pittsburg-
| Judge William Thompson. who came
to Topeka Wednesday TO hear motion
! in the Webb Branner suit. has more calls
to sit for other judges than any Other
judge IN the state Next week he has L
sit for Judge Glass Up at AIarysviIe.
The Topeka City Troops meet tonight
/ at the office of commissioner of elections
l.. T. Yount, in the old city building
| Business of Importance will come up fOl
/ consideration and it is urged that ful
| attendance of the members be present.
The vituperations against ladies wear