The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-25
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No dancing at Stein berg's tomor-
row.
Hudsons tomorrow afternoon and
evening, social dance.
Senator Charles Curtis will leave
for Washington on Friday.
Skating tomorrow morning, after
noon and night. Ladies free.
Union barber shops will be open to-
night until 9 p. m. and close tomor-
row at II m.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Barrett of sos West Eighth avenue,
November 10.
The boys corn contest at the au-
ditorium Saturday promises to be an
interesting event.
The Washburn seconds will play
Campbell college at Holton on
Thanksgiving day.
A mems chorus is an attractive
feature of the revival services at the
United Brethren church.
DR.. L. H. Mum has been elected
surgeon and physical examiner for the
Representatives, railroad.
A triangular debating league. is be-
ing arranged to include Washburn,
Baker and William Jewell colleges.
Riddle: If it takes the Topeka,
Southwestern three years to grade for
three miles of track, how long will it
take for the sixty miles?
Bonnie Owens, you may remember
Is the COACH VINO MS play 6IS
so hard that they welcome a mere
football game with a sigh of relief.
The rumor that the West Sixth ave-
nue. pavement had been completed is
a mistake-there are still three blocks
awaiting the pleasure of the brick
makers.
Washburn will continue the foot
ball season with an inter-class
tournament. The first game will be
played next week between the fresh
men and sophomores-
The Bazaar given by the Grace
Cathedral Guild at the auditorium,
Dec. 1, 2, 3, 4, the best firms in the
United States are represented at the
Fullworth 10 cent booth, and sample
emporium.
The Elks minstrel show seems to
1T looks like a big time tonight, -
Say tell me why a chicken goes
across the street. Don't say no. or
Wipe off your chin
Building permits issued lately are:
To H. N. Guymon for a residence at
]. H. Petit for residence at 632 Lane
street to cost s1,400. To Anna M
Ritchie for a residence at 1918 Mon
roe street to cost $1,000.
Topeka business men and the Shaw
nee members of the next state legisla-
a state fair appropriation for Topeka
next year. Hutchinson and Wichita
will be the opponents of the state
capital city for the plum.
The George M Noble Real Estate
company of this city, report the sale
of 225acre tract of Jefferson county
land near Williamstown to Henry w.
Geisaman of Clay Center for a con-
of $22,5OO. Eastern Kan
sas land at 500 per acre appears to
be possessed of considerable value.
A smoker was held by members of
the local Elks' lodge in their
new club room at Seventh
and Jackson streets last night at
which many visiting members from
over the state were present. This
the closing of the formal
exercises this week of opening the
new home in the lodge and the pub
lie. Dedicatory exercises We're held
at $3.50 in the new lodge room for the
first time and c. S. Maloy of Hutchin-
son made the opening address. James
L. King, A. w. Dana, J. D. NJ. Hamil-
ton and w. A. Smith of Topeka made
short talks. The next event to take
place in the new home will be a dance
at which lodge members, their |
families and friends will take part.