The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-29
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
For Xmas framing and pictures save
| money at Goes cut Rate shop. SIS kan
sas avenue. Mirrors made TO order.
Watch our window for the worlds mas
/ terpieces costing up to 500 for only Sc at
/ Emahizer- Spielman CO.
/ Station "A on the North side. will be
city carriers will make one delivery. The
rural carriers will make none.
Just to advertise pictures from the
worlds greatest artists costing up to 500
for sc Thursday. Friday and Saturday
only at neutrality-suspicious. Co.
Rev. W. c. Meeker viii preach the
union Thanksgiving sermon at the Kan
sas Avenue Methodist church tomorrow
pie of the North side churches are III
vited to attend union praise service at
the church.
Don't miss that sc picture sale at Ema-
| hizer-Spielman Co.
c. A. Empie. white. and Chas. Maxfield,
negro, two jail breakers of Lawrence.
were arrested here at $40 o'clock last
night by Santa Fe Detectives Lawson
and Barker when they arrived on the
Among the notable visitors who have
visited the Santa Fe shops in the last day
or two are Dr. F. n. Goss of the univer-
sity of Illinois. and H. C. Houston, a big
Pennsylvania steel man.
A meeting of the board of directors of
the State Fair association will be held
December 4. The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the association will be
held at Z 80 o'clock December y IN the as
sembly room of the Commercial club.
The thirty-sixth annual meeting of the
Kansas State Historical society viii be
held in representative hall, Tuesday, De
cember 5. A business session Will be held
in the afternoon beginning at o'clock;
The following program VIII be carried
out; Music by Olof Valley; address by
the president E. c. Manning; music by
quartette: Grafton by William A. Calder
head THE Service of the Army in Civil
Life After the War. music by quartette;
solo by Olof Valley; music by Mr. Valley
and the quartette
Secretary H. L. Cook and I. d. Graham
met at the Commercial club this noon for
the purpose of planning the program Tor
ents which will be held in Topeka Jan
uary 9.
The Thursday evening meeting at the
First CONGREGATIONAL church which was
announced on the church calendar sun
day morning is recalled on account Of the
4ndl4hG6ANAH5 SCI VIC lAN% a-et9 mo- AA---7s-
Ray Halls orchestra will play for both
luncheon and dinner Thanksgiving day
at the National
The Topeka high school football team
left at 1915 on the Union Pacific Tor
Beatrice, Neb., where they will play foot
ball tomorrow. This game Will be tht
most interesting and a very hard fought
game as it Will decide the high school
championship of the Missouri valley. The
mo taken the trim
He'll Lux Stubbs, Slaughter Mcintosh
Dickerson, Hoatson. Staten, Martin
ner, Morris, Albaugh. and Malone. Man
ager Montgomery also accompanied the
team.
1t has been stated that the Topeka high
school second team would play the high
school team of Maple Hill on 1hanksEiN-
ing at Maple Hin, but up to last night
there had been no second team picket.
and there does not look like much pros
poets of a team. Manager Montgomery
stated last night, However that he would
send a team to Maple Hill II he had 10
send a grade school up
The THANKSGIVING number Of the High
School World was issued today, and Is
the most attractive number issued this
year The cover IS drawn by Paul Coop !
er a student in the art department. and |
two stories one by Ruth Raster, and the |
other one by Maureen Mckernan. There |
is also a page devoted to exchanges.
An enthusiasm meeting was held this |
to cheer the football team before 1
they left for Beatrice. Ralph Kingsley /
and Doe Briar led the cheering
Philip Billiard. son of Mayor J. p. BIZ |
lard, today is suffering from a wrenched /
right wrist. the result of cranking his |
auto after the K. X party which he at |
tended last night. He was cranking the |
just before starting home. The |
crank slipped and struck him on the right |
wrist. He sustained a severe wrench but |
no bones were broken This is the first /
auto injury he has received although ne |
is considered a reckless driver and many 1
have predicted that he would be badly /
hurt in time
The present cold weather again calls |
to the fact that the lot just /
south OF Garfield park. If flooded, would /
make an ideal skating pond after the I
water was frozen over. Commissioner /;
Stotts thinks that 1t would be feasible to /
flood the land from the city water pipes |
in the park. but fears that the freezing o |
the water would kill the grass. Other !
wise the idea might meet with popular I
favor The tract, on the car line, is ac- |
cessible to all Topeka And no danger
of drowning In breaking through the ice. |