The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-27
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SUCH A NERVOUSNESS.

SUCH A NERVOUSNESS.
thanksgiving, they say, is day, in a
That turkey approaches. with dread,
don't you?
If I only don't lose my head"
The Turkey.
Skating Thanksgiving morning and
afternoon at Music hall.
All Union barber shops will keep open
until .. m. this evening.
Ladies free tonight at Music hall.
skating and MarshalFs band.
Attend McRae's matinee dance for
a good time, Thursday afternoon, 80
to c.
The Washburn5 second team will go TO
Holton tomorrow where they will play
the Campbell university team.
Bishop Millspaugh will preach the
thanksgiving sermon at Grace Cathed-
raj at eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The ladies of the Chalitso club will
serve. supper at the Highland Park
school house this evening commencing
at o'clock.
The regular annual meeting of the
society of Old Settlers of Shawnee
county will be- held at the First Chris
tan church, December 5.
The Eagles will hold a convention in
Topeka December z. Theodore A. Bell
of California who is the grand president
of the order will make an address.
The Oklahoma team will arrive in To-
peka tonight over the Santa Fe No.
116. The Sooners will be in good condi-
ton and the game tomorrow will be
great one.
1t is a noticeable fact that the cornet
player at the Majestic theater wears
two or more rings on the fingers of his
right hand, though none of them are of
the sparkler variety
Any of the home rooters who think
that George WlStar
liams have already played out their
football string had better watch them
in the game tomorrow.
Otto Kuehne, president of the Kuehne
preserving works in North Topeka, left
for Denver where he Will spend three
or four weeks looking after his interests
of similar nature in that city.
Even if d'ehorned football is not as
strenuous as the old style, Bill Curtis
has become enthused and will lead the
bunch of Elk rooters at the Wash
burn Oklahoma game tomorrow.
The Eagles of the city are making
to hold a reunion of the
order at the Auditorium on the 7th of
next month to which all Eagles living
in adjacent territory will be invited.
The local weather bureau promises
good weather for Thanksgiving tomor
row. This will insure a big crowd at
the football game. Topeka certainly
has been fortunate in football weather
this season
1t seems almost hopeless for Okla |
homa university to expect to win the |
game with Washburn tomorrow as |
Wister Williams and George White |
will play insuring an all star cast for
The W. I. Miller Lumber Co. will |
make an extraordinary low price on |
shingles for a few days in order to re- !
luce an overstock. Now is your chance |
to buy a good shingle cheap. 213 East !
Sixth street.
The Elks will be out in bunch to |
root for Washburn tomorrow, al |
though some of them will undoubted |
ly give Oklahona the nand on the |
slightest excuse out of friendship for |
Benny Owens.
The proprietors of the National hotel |
hope to have it open for patronage by
the first of April, though the work has !
been somewhat delayed on account of
the inability of the contractors to Sc
cure brtcklayers.
Even Robb who was used up in the |
ST. Marys game is in good form for |
football game with Okla |
homa He and Glen Haughey will |
help to make it interesting for Benny |
Owens cowboys.
Rev. Frank H. Bentley, pastor of the
North Topeka Christian church. has
his resignation and after the
first of the year will become pastor Of
the Christian church at Havensville, |
county.
There are rumors that the lid which |
has been so closely fitted to the finan-
,ial situation for the past two weeks is
20 be lifted soon, but those who are in
he best position to make guess say,
Not yet for a week or perhaps ten
lays"
Benny Owens. the coach for the |
oklahoma university football team
predicts success for his disciples in the
wit tomorrow
many of his friends in Topeka hope
hat his team may at least come very
near winning.
The medical department of Washburn
college have filed with the faculty