The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-24
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

The turkey crop is almost ripe
All of the Topeka hospitals are crowded.
The chimney sweeps are busy nova
days.
United States Marshal sterne is in Fort
Scott.
People have begun to save their Christ
mas money.
John Breidenthal has returned from
Kansas City.
Mr.. J. G. SlOnecker spent Thursday in
Kansas City.
New cases of the Cuban chickenpox are
reported everyday.
This is the 45th anniversary of the
founding of Topeka
Thanksgiving last year came on Novem-
Der "a q year ago today.
Bowling contests are becoming more and
more popular in Topeka
Governor Stanley has gone home to
Wichita to spend Sunday.
The birds have nearly all left for more
congenial chimes than this.
Rev. Mr.. Cheney conducted the Union
revival meetings yesterday.
The cranberry market is becoming brisk
as Thanksgiving approaches.
November % will be celebrated by the
Western SOrOsis as Art day
Some of the soda fountains in the city
are still doing good business.
a Topeka man says Emporia is in a
fair way to get new court house.
Dancing clubs do not appear to be so
numerous this year as they were last.
The gasoline stove is decreasing in DOB
ularity as the cold weather advances.
It was just a year ago last Wednesday
since James J. COrbett became an Eek"
An ObSerVanL Topeka man defines a
football coach as hospital ambulance.
The time for the breaking out of the
college glee club business is at hand
Large numbers of people were turned
away from the Crosby opening last night
One Topeka girl has already begun her
annual worry about Christmas presents.
The singing class at the First Pres by
ing.
tin etiiii'S ie4'S i0' use next week '"'S
The continued mild weather has headed
off the threatened coal famine, for time
at least.
There are some evils in connection
with a mild November-the flies are still
with US.
The. merchants are already getting their
Christmas goods out ready to make their
displays
It will be a year next Monday morning
since the Collins trial began in the dis
trict COURT
One. Topeka man has laid by his straw
hat but he persists in cling1ng to his
-Four weeks from Monday is Christ
mas says the little girl who is count
ing the days.
A new restaurant will be opened next
week in the rooms formerly occupied by
The Thanksgiving attraction at the
SraWtord theater this year Is Hoyts A
Black Sheep"
People are paying their taxes more
promptly this year than they have before
for a long time
some Of the golf enthusiasts enjoy the
game so much that they are willing to
play in the rain.
A cream famine threatened Topeka a
short time ago, but the danger seems to
have passed now
Theater-goers ought to be satisfied with
the entertainment with which they are
provided this week.
The new style in shirts displayed in
some of the store windows remind one
of cOnvicts' stripes.
Mr.. l. NJ. Crawford win leave in a few
days on a trip in the interest OF the o.
T Crawford circuit.
John H CARRIER chief census examiner,
has finished his work in Topeka and has
gone on to ST Louis.
There is one man in Topeka who &C
tually tries to abide by the anticipating
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
This is the time of year when the wo-
men folks try to think up new names to
call church sOcials by.
The Topeka poultry fanciers are curry