The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-26
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Social dance at McRae's tonight.
The T. E. Dewey book will be pub
lished on December 1.
Coach Weede of Washburn will open
dental office in Topeka on January
Free skating instructions tonight to
beginners at Music hall. Ladies admit
ted free.
The last brick has been laid. in the
pavement on the east side of Kansas
avenue leading to Garfield park.
The Smith Automobile company is
having a big demand for their new au-
tomobile book, In the Valley of the
/ Kaw."
Thomas Prime of San Francisco,
| lecturer and reader will be the guest
| of the Topeka Theosophfca1 society
during the first week in December.
marriage license was issued yes
| terday in Kansas City to Clifford
| Thompson, aged &c of Slater, Mo-, and
| Miss Anna Bales, aged 81 of Topeka.
! The Oklahoma football team will
| arrive in Topeka tomorrow night over
| the Santa Fe. They will probably re-
turn Thursday night after the game.
The football number of the Wash
| burn Review which was issued today
speaks of the Washburn team as the
"indisputed champions" of the state.
| Andrew A Galloway of Topeka and
| Mary A. Williams of Emporia were
granted a marriage license yesterday
| by the probate judge of Lyon county.
|
-Washburn football game
promises to reach the record breaking
point attained at the K. U.-Washburn
game.
Final arrangements are being made
for the entertainment of the teachers
who will attend the annual state meet
ing which will be held in Topeka
Christmas week.
Captain J. G. Haskell of Lawrence,
whose death occurred yesterday, was
the architect of the postofhce block
and maintained an office in that
building ever since.
Business is dropping off with the
janitors who are doing police duty at
the entrances to the thoroughfares to
the state house grounds as but five ar
rests were made yesterday.
"Muskogee Red" has been in the city
most of the week but so far has failed
to register with Chief of Police Eaton,
an act which can be explained in but
one way-the money stringency.
The annual state teachers asso-
citation will meet in Topeka December
1921. 1t is to be presumed that there
will be the usual number of school
ma'ams in Topeka at that time.
The Santa Fe is receiving a great
many inquiries from people out over
the state who want to come to Topeka
on Thanksgiving to attend the Okla |
homa universityWa football |
game.
hand bags is made of genuine horn |
back alligator hide, with head or |
claws attached, and the Topeka Trunk |
are exclusive agents for |
Topeka.
With the price of hogs declining and
turkeys selling at IL ~ cents pound.
every inducement is offered the vege-
tartan to slide down off of the wagon
and become a meat eater If only for
a few days.
Representatives of the Florence
Crittenton home will be at the
Hughes furniture store, 822 Kansas
avenue, Wednesday for the purpose of
receiving Thanksgiving donations in
tended for the home.
Mrs Cora Walker Hayes, wife OF
Rev. Francis L. Hayes of the First
Congregational church is the author
Of a poem my Mothers Paisley
Shawl" published in the December
number of Munsey's magazine.
Topeka hunters who have been scat
.ered over the state since the season
opened for quail have been arriving in
he city for the past few days with in
,redulous stories of their luck, some
Dad but mostly of the bear variety.
The annual football number of the
1Vashburn Review is issued today.
The number is a good one from an
EDITORIAL standpoint but to those who
lave seen previous football numbers
he cuts look altogether too familiar.
The ann&al boys corn growing con- | !
est of Shawnee county will be held in
he city court room of the court house ,
lext Saturday afternoon. Bradford
Miller is in charge of the arrange
nents and reports several entries In |
he competitive contest already re-
eived. ,
w. H. Nelson, postmaster at Smith '
center and president of the Independ- s
mt Telephone organization in the ]
tate, was in the city yesterday COM t
,leting arrangements for the pro-
sramme for the next annual meeting |
which will be held in Topeka on the {
18th and 18th of next month. {
A moral may be gained from the {
experience of the man who stole an
automobile a few nights ago and was
to abandon it a few miles
outside of the city limits. Don't at
empt to make way with an automo-
,ile belonging to another when the /
roads are in the condition that
hey are at this time.
WVuur TIrpe,