The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-29
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Well. the turkeys are safe now for
another year-that is if they don't get
served up between now and the 2sth
| OF November, 1908.
| The news OF K. us victory added to
the joy of many an ex-untversity stu
dent who Is now enrolled as business
| man or house wife in Topeka.
| D. HI. Brannaman will speak at the
Railroad Y. M, c. A. Saturday evening
on THE Trial and Crucihxton of Jesus
Christ From the Legal Standpoint"
Jessie Wright Whitcombs is the only
local contributor to st. Nicholas fol
December. Her, story is The. Christ
mas Goose for Very Little Folk.
AS a suggestion that this is the day
after Thanksgiving, the display win
dows of the Kansas avenue druggists
are filed with charcoal preparations
and other reliefs for dyspept1cs.
Arnity lodge No. 231. Knights of
Pythias.- of North Topeka will enter
tain s. A. Garrett, adjutant general of
the uniformed rank. and STAN at their
hall Monday evening, December End.
The only case OF, scarlet fever report
ed in the city during November Is that
of the 4-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Roehr who is Quarantined
at the home of her parents. 2O4 Topeka
avenue.
B. Hartman of Oskaloosa. editor
terested in five other newspapers in
northern Kansas, was Topeka vis-
itor yesterday and attended the foot
ball game.
The thirtieth annual Sunday school
convention Of Soldier township will be
Pleasant Hill 4 Methodist Episcopal
church, commencing at $50 Saturday
afternoon.
The w T. Miller Lumber Co. will
make an extraordinary low price on
shingles for a few days in order to re-
duce an overstock Now is your chance
to buy good single cheap. 213 East
Sixth street. f@
The second estimate Of the damages
done the Santa Fe shops by the early
Thanksgiving morning fire places the
damages at SIG. 900, or two thousand dol |
lars higher than the estimate made at |
the time Of the fire.
The friendly feeling existing between |
Washburn and the State university |
football team was demonstrated yester |
day by the cheers which met the an |
that K u. had won the |
first half by a score of to from, Mis-
souri,.
A, number of families of Russians
who have been employed in the beet
fields in the vicinity of Garden City
have returned to their homes in North /
Topeka for the winter and the men and
boys will seek employment In the santa
Fe shops. '"Ef
Sanitary Sergeant Peterson has dis
covered that during nine days In the
month of November that there was not
a single birth reported in Topeka II
will be noted that this occurred while
the New York clearing mousse rune mas
been in effect. - -
Mat GamlowsI1f, who has conducted
a shoe store in North Topeka for
number of years with the exception or
one year following the food when he
ii - hos fa-
was in business at Cnahuee;- na Sae us
posed Of his business to G. w. Peasol
of Ottawa who will continue the store
at the old number. S33 North Kansas
avenue.
Just say for me- said Manager
stahl of the washburn team, chat
the game yesterday was one of the
most sportsman2hket clean exhibitions
of football playing that have ever
witne ssed. This is largely due to the
work of Coach Bonnie Owens. VINO be-
the west has instiMed into 1.-THE true
college spirit II
Deliyerymen We're kept busy until
along towards morning the night pre-
,eding Thanksgiving delivering turkeys
hat had been ordered for the dinner
1ext day. A resident Of the southwest
ern part of the town who had not or
Tered a fowl was aroused at two o'clock
n the morning by one of these facto-
ems who had made a mistake IN inc
number Of the house wanted
little white bull dog who wanted
70 show that an ordinary electric
street car could not get ahead OF MIN
even If 1t was bowling along at the
cate of 10 miles an hour. started In
pursuit, beat out the street car by 100
'eet in a blocks run and then turned
around and complacently trotted back
TO his master who was standing at
Sixth and Van Buren,, whistlinE Tor
him.
Jacob Engenthorn who left his home
n Russia about a year ago to join
riends and relatives in North Topeka,
las been deported to Bremen, Germany.
md win be sent from there % his former
lorne While crossing the Atlantic he
contracted trfchina and has been held
It the detention hospital in New York
dnce that time In the hopes that the
rouble would yield to treatment. His
.ase having been pronounced incurable
w the physicians in charge he was re-
urned to his native land. Topeka Rus
ians have contributed to his support
egularly since he has been in the hos
,ital in this country.