The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-27
sNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

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Eggs are selling at nearly cents each.
Webb MeNaIl is in Topeka on legal
business
The telephone company is putting in
new cable.
December l. Saturday, ends the season
for quail shooting
The official buttons Of the Pan-Amerf-
can Exposition have reached Topeka
THE Nashville Students open a two
nights enga cement at the Grand tonight.
Over 1900 tickets have been given out
by Robert McCake to the newsboys to
Several trap parties have been arranged
for the Washburn-Ottawa game Thanks
giving day.
Topeka hotels will have special dinners
and special accommodations for guests
Thanksgiving.
lay is threatening to go out OF business
by eating the Chickens
It is estimated that the Republican poll
ticians lost $4,000 by betting that Stanley
would have 10000 majority.
L. J. Pettijohn of Garden CITY is in town
looking after his part of the management
of Senator Bakers campaign.
The James NeiII company opens q two
nights engagement at the Crawford to-
night in An American Citizen
Senator Baker paid his respects to Gov
srnor Stanley yesterday, eongratulating
him upon having been reelected
A Topeka man spent $500 thirty days ago
for a new furnace. He put up stoves yes
terday to keep his family warm.
.Inere Re, were tweLnty-f5our prisoners in the
Of suppers ordered by Jailer Grubbs.
The experts. or some of them. seem to
think Missouri will win the game from
K U. at Kansas City Thanksgiving day.
Topeka sports are taking all the money
they Gan get on the football game here
with Ottawa Thursday. Washburn is the
favorite.
The Topeka telephone system needs at
tention. Nine numbers responded to one
crossed wires.
The game between. Central high school
OF Kansas City and the Topeka high
burn tomorrow.
IT There was another big run Of stock over
sas City last night. About $50 cars went
over the Santa Fe-
The Commercial club rooms have had
an addition made to the furniture of the
room A handsome new bookcase now
stands in one of the corners.
Congressman Curtis will address the
newsboys at their rally at the Auditorium
on thanksgiving day. The programme
Will begin at 1G:45 in forenoon.
Senator Baker goes to Washington the
last Of the week for a. stay of two weeks
after which he returns to Topeka TO man
age his own campaign for reelection.
The city ordinance prohibiting the hang
ing OF signs or awnings so low as to be
in the way of people walking on the
streets, needs enforcement in this city
There is a candidate in the court house
Ior every offee that viii be vacant next
there IS no court house ring in Shawnee
rate Russell. Geo. Buckner Clarence
Wood and DoIph Ferris were before the
police court Monday afternoon charged
each
f. Dumont Smith of Kinsley, the new
hair IN the middle, and bears other airs
day
T. p Campbell of Wichita, a Populist,
who supported Mckinley is in town with
the hopes OF obtaining some sort of recog-
nition for his services from Governor
Stanley.
The Republican state committee head
quarters viii be in the Copeland ordinary
after December 1. at which time the Of
fees Will be moved from the brick resi-
The fence around the addition to the
federal building has been removed as the
stone work has been completed. The iron
g1rders for the roof are in place and the
roof will be put on next week.
The r W. c. A during the past year,
according to reports read at their annual
employment Of fifty women SIurtn ne tbs
year. The association numbers 325 mem
George Weingard, who claims Topeka
a as. ms nome Is on trial in Kansas City |
April. He and Simpson were IN q room
lng mouse and Weingard shot and killed /
can state committee. with a check book |
under his arm made q round on Kansas /
avenue yesterday and paid all bills against /
the campaign.
John z Frost Edward Wilder r D. /
Gobufr, F. O. Popenoe. H. M Philips and |
Il !. Anderson. directors of the Kansas |
eTnl-Centennial Exposition will attend /
the meeting of the Leavenworth CONNER
cial club this evening.
A Topeka man who wants to buy build /
ing lots has more trouble in obtaining the /
of real estate men that he has
ever before experienced in any business /
transaction. He has the cash to paw but |
having been in the real estate business re-
fuses to pay the agents commission So /
ne Is given the stony stare" by the /
The case against Leo James. John
Janes, 4. Mylone. Cal Mitchell, A. Tay-
Tor, Y. r. Burke, f. Quinn, A. Moody
ana Jim Short who were arrested sun
day afternoon for gambling in the base
ment OF the postOffice in North Topeka
came before the police court yesterday
AFTERNOON, but was continued until De-
cember 6.
The coIored men who were arrested for
Shooting craps In the building at 1918
quincy street Sunday night, were dis
charged by Police Judge Magaw vesfer- |
lay afternoon, as there was not SUFFICIENT
evidence The only evidence given in the
case was that of Officer Vols, who had /
heard the game going about an hour
0eIore the police made the raid
At the annual business meeting of the |
Episcopal church last night the vestry
ng year is: Honorary senior warden. J. |
" Farms worth: senior warden William |
henderson; junior warden, d. w NeIIis.
Zestrymens Charles Blood Smith, Geo. 81 |
Palmer. G. J. Shakeshaft, W. G. Smyser |
!. NJ Meade, E. w. Thompson, w. r.
Barrett.
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