The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-28

Packer. an old woman living e sss
Green street, Oakland. from r. 70 -
per month.
The Dibble Grocery company filed suit |
In the court Of Topeka today against
A. L. Weekly. alleging he neglected 70
pay S56.6e for merchandise purchased
sheriff L. L. Kiene II In Hutchinson
today.
The county schools are having hol-
iday today. Superintendent John +.
Eby il spending the day In town.
william Crasson asks As Of the coun-
ty for damages he declares he received
while working in q gravel pit three
miles northeast OF Silver Lake. the
gravel he alleges, caved In. knocking
him against a wagon. Crasson says
he was in the employ Of Shawnee coun-
ty at the time the accident occurred.
The board has taken the matter under
advisement.
Be sure to use Guaranteed Banquet
Flour today.-Adv.
F. L. vandegrift of Kansas City.
editor of Earth, the Santa Fe pubH-
cation. is in Topeka today on busi-
ness.
found at Fifth and Kansas avenue
this morning by Detective Chas Lytle
OF the police department.
The prisoners of the city jail were
treated to a chicken dinner Thursday
noon at the city lookup. In addition
| to the chicken, which brought joy
| to the prisoners, Police Judge Huron
| donated apple and pumpkin pies.
Thanksgiving day was the cause of
some thankfulness among the inmates
Of the Jail as there was no work on
| the rock pile.
A large crowd Of high school stu
dents met the Topeka football team
| at the Rock Island depot this morn
| ing. The team was cheered as the
special car pulled into the station.
Although Lawrence high school won
! the Missouri valley conference, To-
peka had q team this year that was
victorious in nearly every game.
| Plans are being made for the es-
tablishment of a training school for
Christian workers in Topeka. Those
in attendance at the recent meeting
| of the Shawnee County Sunday School
association voted to undertake such
an enterprise. Looking towards this
end DR.. w. E. Rafferty, Of Kansas
City, who has had experience in
training school work, will give an ad-
dress next Monday morning at eleven
o'clock at the meeting of the Topeka
Ministerial union in the First Pres
byterian church. The meeting Is
open to all Sunday school workers
and others interested.
The soccer football game at West
ern league park Thanksgiving day
was an exciting one. There were two
full teams, captained by Jock Mcbride
and Arch Powell respectively. The
Mcbride combination won by the
score of six to three. Mcbride, who
played in the center position. made
four Of the six goals for his side. w.
Joyce and ]. Thompson were the 9TH
ers who scored for his team. Arch
Powell, captain and center for the
opposing team, made all three OF the
scores for his eleven. Powell came
all the way from La Junta, Col, to
. participate in this game. The work
of Harlow Price, formerly OF South
Africa. at full was particularly bril-
liant.
A city street repairing gang is re-
n pairing the asphalt paving on Jack
son street between West Sixth avenue
and Seventh street.
A permit was issued today to Geo
H. Stadel for the erection of a one
story dwelling at 1172 Boswell ave
npe to cost $4,000.
Mary L. Williams has taken out
permit to have erected one-stor,
. dwelling at 1914 Jefferson street. Tn
permit calls for the expenditure O
. $500.
. The Boy Scouts Of Topeka will g
on a hike to Burnett's Mound Satur
, day afternoon. starting from tn
. Washburn observatory at O'Clock
, When they reach their destinatio
. they will play games and make obser
vations. At 1870 o'clock they will re
, turn to the stone bridge where the
!, will cook their suppers in true cam
style. After supper big campfir
will be enjoyed. Then the next thin
on the program will be to form pro
cession and march back to Topeka
Their way will be lighted by Rock
G mountain flash lights.
F. F. A. Reinisch, superintendent {
parks, has received four packages
c cockscomb seeds from Japan. The
c were sent by Y. T. Awogawa, managt
| of the Kyoto hotel, through the sut
gestion Of D. J. Hathaway OF 81
c Western avenue. who, with his VIII
has been travelling in Japan. TT
r. Japanese variety of cockscomb Is e.
tremely brilliant. The scientific nam
- for the seeds sent is "Celosia Chris
= tata."
-, The members Of the Topeka Boy
- | club Of the PIovident association wei
given a treat Thursday night. A sp
~ cial program was given for the
J, amusement and refreshments We
= provided Roy Painter Of Washbur
y college is in charge of the organizs
= ton. Another meeting Of the cit
=. will be held Saturday night at u;
~ o'clock.
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