The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-12
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pany makes a business of pleasing you.
A permit has been granted to F: G.
Kelly who is erecting $500 dwelling
on Greenwood avenue.
An exhibit of the Topeka Rug fac
tory will be put in place at the Com
mercial club tomorrow.
There will be a meeting of the board
of directors of the Y. M. c. A. at 6:1o
o'clock on Friday evening.
Assistant City Engineer Fulton has
been receiving facts in regard to paw
ing from en~ineers all over the coun-
try.
the business mems study class at the
Central Y. M. c. A. on Friday at IL: As
o'clock
On First street between Kansas ave
nue. and Quincy street the Santa Fe has
laid its tracks in concrete in conformity
to the new paving.
Prof Lewis Lindsay Dyche, who
lectured Friday evening on Cook and
Peary and Discovery of the North
Pole,'' has returned to Lawrence.
An employed officers conference of
the Y. NJ. C. A. was held at the central
building today at IL o'clock. A number
of the secretaries over the state were
present.
Evangelist A. L. Hope of Abilene
will commence a series of O'Clock
meetings at 1872 Kansas avenue. The
meetings are under the auspices OF the
U. B. church.
President Arthur Jackson of the Ma
tioneI Good Roads association will meet
with the good roads committee of the
Commercial club at their next meeting
on Monday next.
At 6:15 this evening the members of
the Fellowship clubs of the Central Y.
NJ c. A. will meet for supper after
which they will go to their respective
clubs for study.
John Richie, paving contractor, ex-
poets to have a new street grader here
on Monday and will start operations
immediately on Fillmore street be-
tween First and Fifth.
In connection with the convention of
be held in Topeka Dec IA and Is there
will be display of machinery for road
work at the fair grounds.
A statement in a Topeka paper that
the front wall of the Commerce build
ing is in an unsafe condition caused
club members. Some one had dis
torted idea of a joke.
John S. Dawson will give a second
address at O'Clock Sunday afternoon
before the members of the Y: NJ. G: A
popular Sunday afternoon discussion
The subject will be, THE Old Tesla
ment as an Aid to Scholarship" The
men of the city are invited
The ladies in Topeka who are allow
ed voting privileges are not awaiting
themselves of the opportunity of TAX
ing part in city affairs by registering
for the election of Nov 2. Only a few
of them have registered to date. In
eleven more days the books close.
Assistant City Engineer Fulton today
staked out the entire kenwood district
for sewer operations. Now that Stan
ton & Mcclure have a new digger the
work should progress rapidly. As soon
as the machine has completed the work
in Kenweod it will be put in operation
in the ElTnhurSt addition.
A letter was received today by the
city sanitary clerk from Washington
law firm stating that it is the wish OF
this firm to get in communication with
the legal representative or next of kin
of Lit. Col Henry Inman, U. S. A, who
died in Topeka on Nov. 49, 1899. His
widow and daughters live at Ellsworth.
Mayor Green suggests as a means
to hurry the work of paving the streets
to allow the contractors to work until
their time limit and then declare that
the contracts have been violated on
tracts for the remaining work to other
parties, paying for the work out of the
bonds put up by the men responsible
for the delay.
Preparations are being made to ac-
commodate 200 people at the meeting
this evening. Fred c. Trigg, editorial
writer of the Kansas City Star, who
will speak on the commission plan of
city government, has made a careful
study of the subject. The business
part of the meeting will only take up
few minutes of time.
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