The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-19
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Rev. w. w. Horn will preach at the
First Lutheran church Sunday
All members of the wintelotta Dane
ing club are requested to meet this
evening at o'clock at the, State Jour-
nal office.
J. w. Going will erect an addition to
. his residence at 900 Topeka avenue to
cost $1,000 A building permit was is
sued for the construction.
w. D. Woodwork and family of
Garrett have moved to Topeka SO that
their son Carl, may have the benefits
offered in the form of schooling.
Window screens and doors have fol-
lowed the electric fans and during the
long winter months will hibernate in
cellars and out of the way places.
Humane officer King scored again
yesterday when he caused the arrest of
B. H. McClain charged with starving
his team of horses nearly to death.
Arrangements have been made for
exhibit train which will leave Topeka
over the Santa Fe on the 10th of Mo-
vember.
The changing seasons taken in con-
nection with the changes from sum-
mer to winter clothing are responsible
for the epidemic of colds so prevalent
at this time.
If the reports which have reached
the city from the farming community
near Topeka are true there will be an
abun dant supply OF Rraut on the local
market this winter.
The Topeka high school eleven went
to Kansas City. Kansas, today where IL
will play the high school of that city.
The kansas City team is heavy. weigh
ing about $50 pounds.
The Indians in today were not from
the Pottawa tonne reservation on one OF
their frequent pilgrimages to Topeka
drug store, but were from the Haskell
institute and here to play football.
All Elks who desire to be present at
the laying of the cornerstone of the
new building Monday are requested TO
meet at the club rooms at noon where
they will proceed in body to the site
of the new building.
fire which started from an oil stove
n a two story tenement and business
building at 215 West Fifth street caused
an alarm of fire to be turned in to fire
companies from No. and No. sta
tons. The loss was small.
AT the meeting of the directors of
the state conference of charities and
corrections held at the state house
Thursday afternoon, the place of hold
ing the annual meeting was changed
from Topeka to Kansas City.
Following the dinner which will be
given at Gemmell hall in the Y. NJ. c.
A building this evening addresses will
be delivered by j. Campbell of New
York, w. T. Ellis. Philadelphia. and
DR.. NJ. B. Eubanks of Kansas City.
A social session will follow the lay
ing of the corner stone of the new Elk
club building Monday. Arrangements
have been made with Roy Crawford
of the Majestic theater for talent to
assist, in the entertainment during the
evening
81 notice that a Moran man who
was unable to get nd of a girl is ac-
cused of killing her. remarked a To-
peka woman, land wonder why he
did mot send his sister to break the
engagement It's easier and not one
half as dangerous.
"A Wichita woman insane and dy-
ing fondly ina AGNES that she has re-
ceived a present of 100000 from
Rockefeller" remarked a Topeka
working girl. "and 1t seems to me that
after all the conditions surrounding
her taking away must be pleasant"
Dr. WILDER F. Crafts of Washington,
D. c., will deliver an address. The
Living and Dying Nations" at the
First Baptist church at $3.50 Sunday
afternoon, preceded by an address at
the First Christian church in the morn
ing and followed by an address. Mar