The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-22
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

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The dirtiest delivery wagon in town
belongs to a bakery
Farmers are beginning to take orders
for Thanksgiving dinners
Conditions are becoming favorable Iof
the usual stormy THANKSGIVING
One arrest in "a hours is the startHns
record reached by the police 1orce-
The jefferson street mission will give
a social and entertainment tonight
The district convention of the knights
of Pythias convenes here next week.
The 7. A. A. is arranging two men
bowling teams to compete TINS winter
The Colonies and the Orphans VIII
play basket ball at the Y. NJ. c. A to-
night
Judge Hazen viii call the motion
docket in the district court Monday
morning
The annual meeting of the state
Grange will be held in Topeka on LIE
cenber 10-
~Pick" Smith wears his new Elks
medal in the way that people used 10
wear dickies.
Washburn football men are practicing
hard for the game here ThanksglVlns
with Ottawa
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon is in Sioux
CITY. Ia, where he is to address tenn
perance society
The Barber Asphalt company has
force of 80 men at work now repairing
the pavements-
The second story walls OF the J.
Thomas new building on West sixth
avenue are up.
B. F. Sim has sold his drug store az
Ninth street and Kansas avenue to
Clarence Young.
The American Benevolent association
is to give a social Monday evening at
Lincoln Post hall
Charles NJ Sheldon will return Sat
urday from Sioux City. where he made
a speech last night
A. t. Reds football kids" are all
on the second edition. and the series Is
not yet completed.
James H. Guy. the colored Joseph H
Choate of Kansas, was in Lawrence on
business yesterday.
The class to take the degrees at the
Scottish Rite reunion next week Will
number about so.
About now is when the guileless
farmer begins to feed his turkeys on
fine shot and gravel
'Too Much Money scheduled to APP
pear in Topeka soon, is one OF the SHOWS
owned by the Crawfords-
There is room for a few more pole
lines in the streets of Topeka by NOV
ing the buildings out of the way.
From the number of petitions already
presented to the city council 1t appears
that about 80 blocks viii be paved next
year.
w F. Sheahan is in Salina, superin-
tending the installation of the heating
system in the new Catholic church
there.
Governor Stanley and Superintendent
Nelson have consented to make adj
dresses before the State Grange next
month.
Attorney General GODDARD returned
Thursday from a trip to Colorado to
look after his banking interests in Colo
RADIO City.
r. c. Richardson, recording clerk in
the secretary of states Office is in Chel-
sea, I. T.. and will be there for two or
three weeks.
Nothing has been heard of the ice
trust case for some weeks. In fact the
weather is not suitable for a good test
of the ice case.
Judge Lindsay had business else
where when it came time to give a
decision in the first of the series of
drug store cases.
County Surveyor Rogers has finished
laying out the lots in the Douthitt tract
known as Orchard Place. They are all
in Shawnee county.
DR.. W. B. Swan, secretary of the state
board of health, says there are COM
paratively few cases of smallpox in
Kansas at present.
Charles Spencer of Emporia was in
Topeka yesterday. He is not city attor-
ney of Bill Whites town and he hasn't
a corps of assistants.
The Elks will go to the Thanksgiving
football game in a body. A number of
carriage spaces have been secured for
them in the center of the field
There are transoms in the state house
which do not bear any evidences of