The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
SNAP SHOTS AT HONE NEWS.

Fred Hawk of Effingham who has
heeE in Christ hospital has returned to
his home.
The windows along the avenue show
q remarkably beautiful display Of holi-
day creations.
Police Matron Thorpe supplied
Thanksgiving dinners yesterday.
The Topeka Provident association
made preparations to open this morning
Notwithstanding the injury to their
home by reason OF the fire
Mr.. George Fox, the head boilermaker
of the Topeka steam boiler shops, has
gone to Lawrence to inspect the boiler
works at The State university.
Some Washburn student in search
of fame might write a parody on
"Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight sub
shutting Wash burn" for Curfew.
The Topeka high school sub-fresh-
man basket bail team defeated the
Shorey Athletic club team on the
Shorey grounds by score of to 2.
The presumption now is that the
price of turkeys will make another ad-
vance. owing to yesterdays mortality
record.
Tom Davidson, who is nov living in
the town of Wichita, celebrated
Thanksgiving day with his friends in
the city Of Topeka.
s. L. McJimsey of 408 Paramore street
is indigantnt because Police Matron
Thorpe investigated the situation of his
family. He says that he doesn't want
charity.
The indicated Polk street Tigers
played a game of football with the
Wamego team at Wamego Thanksgiv-
ing day. The game resulted in a Moth
ing 20 nothing score.
The fiftieth anniversary of the estab-
lishment Of the grand lodge of Masons
in Kansas will be held at the Audi
forum on the evening Of February %
next year.
c. r. GiIhllfn, the newly appointed
contracting freight agent for the Rock
Island, returned to his home in Topeka
for Thanksgiving and viii in the future
make his headquarters here.
A rabbit with four yards of blue rib
bon tied to it was released on the
Washburn field between the halves of
the game yesterday. The rabbit was
in the same condition as Washburn-ft
couldn't get away.
There is just one thing that I dom
like about having Thanksgiving dinner
away from home, said a little girl
who ate her Thanksgiving dinner at
the Hotel Throop. I'VE don't have
any of the 'pickin's' for lunch.'
The football game played on the
Washburn field Thanksgiving day
ractfcally closes the season in Topeka,
dlLUOu2n II Is DOSSlDlE illdL d game
may be arranged between WaShburn
and the Haskell Indians.
The only office in the court house
which was kept open yesterday was
that of the probate judge, and Judge
Hayden managed to do quite q -four
ishing business during the early morn
ing hours, in the marriage department.
Mrs. Minnie Johnson Grinstead, a
state lecturer of the ". c. T. q, viii
be in Topeka, Sunday, December 3,
speaking in the Kansas Avenue NJ. E.
church in the morning, at the Baptist
church, North Topeka, at 3 p. m, and
at Central church at 1880.
County Clerk Newman returned from
Fort Scott to take Thanksgiving din
ner with his family. If there is any
thing in the old adage that "the early
bird gets the worm Newman should
have a good chance of landing the
state authorship
Harry COrsOn Clarke has changed
his number on the Elk programme at
the Auditorium, and for the remaiHf-
er of the week will be seen I'M "A
House Divided a pleasing little fea-
ture with comedy enough for every
body.
Find Me a Man is the subject for
2 lecture at the Young Mems Christian
Association Sunday evening To an
outsider it would seem that this lee
ture would be more appropriate If de-
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tan Association.
Manager Hagen of the Novelty
theater has donated his theater next
Tuesday afternoon for a matinee. to
the committee of women who are rails
ing money TO send to The suffering
Jews in Russia. The committee have
already disposed OF over 1000 tickets
for the performance.
when + get married" remarked a
young lady Of this city. who has symp-
toms. Il intend to marry a man who
knows the marriage ceremony. so that
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