The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-04
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This is good football weather.
The Santa Fe shops now close at
o'clock.
The school board meets Monday
night.
Thanksgiving turkeys viii soon be
getting ripe
The Twentieth Kansas band is made
up of 90 pieces.
The hotels are once more having the
usual run Of trade.
The railroads have settled down to
normal business again
The decorations are slowly being
taken down on Kansas avenue.
The electrical display on the state
house was taken down yesterday.
The Ministerial union will meet Mon
day morning at the Y. NJ C. A rooms.
No serious accident has been reported
as a result of the celebration Thurs
day
The judges of the court of appeals
have been in consultation here this
week.
Corporal Walter Swartz reached To-
Deka Friday. He missed the special
train
Mrs. Ada I. F'ulghurn has sued for a
divorce from her husband, Chas. R.
Fulghurn.
Caesars triumphal entry into Rome
has been dug up again since the TWen-
tieths return.
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mated to the Twentieth Kansas banquet
by the ladies of Topeka
The W. c. 7. L. will meet at three
o'clock Monday afternoon in the parlOrs
of the First Methodist church.
Now that the reception and the prize
fight are over, people can once more
turn their attention to football.
The Mills Dry Goods company had
charge of the decorating of the banquet
hall, and the State Journal building.
Men who are now getting over the
effects of a spree Thursday night are
blaming it on to their patriotism"
The car line on Sixth avenue west did
a. larger business yesterday than on any
previous day since the line was built.
The BARRIERS have hung up cards in
their shops announcing that they will
charge extra for shaving necks after
November II.
There was a great deal of rivalry
Thursday night between the State uni
versity students and the Agricultural
college cadets.
The company receptions at the differ
ent Kansas towns yesterday had a far
better day for their "doin's' than the
state reception had
Mrs Fred Funston received a hand
some bouquet Of American Beauty
roses when she reached Topeka They
were the gift of Mrs. J. R Hague.
The Kansas National Guard made an
excellent appearance in the soldiers
ganization is having a good effect
People had hard work distinguishing
the Kansas National Guards from the
Missouri troops and the Agricultural
college cadets in the parade Thursday
A Salina paper states that some Of
the gambling dens of that city shipped
their apparatus to Topeka Wednesday
to work" the big crowd here at the re-
ception.
The fire department was called at six
O'Clock Friday night to the house at
1921 North Madison street occupied by
NJ. II. Morthland The change was
small
The Topeka fire department contri-
buted SIS toward the Twentieth KAN
sas reception fund This contribution
was omitted from the official list Of con-
tributions.
Robert Black, a jointist who has been
confined in the city jail for some time,
broke his arm by striking it against
the walls Of the cell room. It is thought
that he is insane.
By the side OF one of the Twentieth
kansas boys in the parade Thursday
marched an old man The boy was his
son and he would not rellnquish his
hold on the boys arm
It is said that the joints did not do
nearly so much business as they antici-