The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-01

There Will be lots of fun at the rink
tonight.
The Elks memorial will be held to-
morrow.
calendar this morning. It's the first
of December.
Councilman Horn Will construct a
$500 addition to his planning mill on
Van Buren, street.
The art exhibit which mas been open
to the public at the Topeka high school
Will close this evening.
On account of the slippery condition
Of the tracks the trains running into
Topeka are running behind time.
Earl Keyes. a Topeka young man, is
now working on the Oklahoma City Ok
lahoman, the largest psNer in the terri
tory.
Mr.. e. ]. Benedict and family are
moving today from 1915 Tyler street
to the Adams fats, us West Seventh
street.
Although the football gate receipts
We're attached at Oklahoma City, the
Washburn team was able to arrive
home last night.
James A. Mcclure Of the Washburn
Law school win respond to the toast
Topeka" at the Topeka Day banquet
next Wednesday.
The only consolation to be derived
from the present weather conditions IS
well as in Missouri
T. J. Coughlin has returned from
Pittsburg.s Pa, where he Went to at
tend the funeral of P. H Butler, for
merly of Silver Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Moon have re-
turned from spending Thanksgiving
with their daughter, Mrs Charles y
Haines at Sabetha, Kansas.
Extensive arrangements are being
made by the Temperance union for
series of temperance meetings to be
held in Topeka. December 9Th.
The Helping Hand society of the First
Congregational church viii hold their
annual bazaar in the church parlors
all day and evening on Tuesday, De-
cember 4th.
Governor Hoch has been asked to
deliver an address at the National
Good Roads meeting which will be held
at Muskogee, l. T., the 9th, 9Th ana TN
of December.
Webb McNaIl, formerly state SUI
perintendent OF insurance under the
old PopuIist regime was in Topeka yes
terday renewing old acquaintances and
politics.
The street cleaning force is working
on Kansas avenue today trying to
make it more presentable for the week
end but the work is being carried on
under difficulties ''
Webb McNan of Gaylord was in
Il
vile. Pa, where he will attend the ma
tional convention of the A. o. U w:
Of which he is national attorney
The Farnsworth quarter section OF
land which joins the city on the east
near the Santa F'e shops and which
was recently purchased by the railroad
company brought 1925 per acre.
L should think that man would re-
sign remarked a Topeka wom9a who
plays chess; referring to a bachelor who
has been closely pursued by one of his
numerous lady admirers for the past
year.
The next annual session of the Kan
sas Civil Engineers and Surveyors So
ciety will be held in Topeka next fall.
This was decided upon in the annual
session which has just closed in OF
tawa.
The list of orators who will make
up the programme for the Topeka Day
banquet which will be held at the Com
mercial club rooms Wednesday, De-
cember 5, will be headed by Henry j.
Allen of Ottawa.
The Topeka Kennel club held a meet
ing last night. at which bylaws were
adopted for the association. and ar
rangements made for increasing the
membership of the club, which Is now
The weather seems to be conspir-
ing against football this week. The