The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-10
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Mr.. Lafiamme, the secretary of the
student volunteer movement, went to
Holton today.
DR. Frank K. Sanders occupied the
pulpit yesterday morning atAthe First
Presbyterian church.
President Henry c. Culbertson of
Emporia college was the guest today
of the Rev. M. stephen S. Estey.
The school children's chorus which
featured at the festival last Monday
night will repeat its performance at
the Auditorium tonight.
The board of directors of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will hold their regular monthly
meeting on Friday evening at 6:15
O'Clock.
A number of the visiting Elks came
in on the trains today, although the
state association meeting doesn't start
until tomorrow.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Charming Allen
and their son, David, will leave this
morning for a weeks stay in Wichita,
Kan.-Kansas City Star.
The Topeka ball team will leave to-
morrow night for Des Moines, where
they play Wednesday, opening the sea-
son on the Des Moines grounds.
Stage struck girls now have an OPP
r. Kearney is advertising for twenty
five girls for musical comedies.
The mems brotherhood of the First
Baptist church has issued a souvenir
paper weight bearing a. photograph of
the late Rev. Mr.. J. M. Whitehead.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will hold a dime
thin bic party at the home of Mrs. T.
E. Sabin on Wednesday afternoon.
The Elks will attend tomorrow
nights show at the Majestic theater
in a body. The entire house has been
reserved for the members of this
lodge.
Workmen are fast reducing the old
building at the corner of Kansas and
Fifth avenue to piles of broken brick
and stone in preparation for the new
building.
Edward Payson Weston. the veteran
pedestrian, is an Intelligent, sociable,
enthusiastic old man and really good
walker, having been a reporter in his
early manhood.
The Elks will attend the Topeka
Omaha baseball game tomorrow in a
body. The sight seeing expedition over
the city Will start at one O'Clock and
will be concluded at the ball park.
A number of the delegates to the
State Sunday School convention re-
manned over Sunday in the city visit
ing friends, attending the churches
and taking in the sights of the town
J. B. Digger left today for AIbu-
uuerque where he has been appointed
agent TOT the ASSOClatcQ IISSS- MI
Digger has been in the telegraph de-
partment of the Rock Island for sew
eral years.
Following the reported estimate of
a so per cent decrease in the mum Der |
Of drug stores after the statute books
are out, comes the information that
the druggists are confident Of lawful |
''sidestep'' and are renewing permits. |
A general meeting of the congrega-
ton of the First Presbyterian church |
will be held at s O'Clock this evening |
to consider the report of the building |
committee, pertaining to plans for the |
addition of a new modern Sunday /
school room.
At 1878 O'Clock this morning Ed |
ward PaySon Weston, the veteran /
walker, left the Union Pacific hotel on |
his westward journey just three min /
utes behind schedule time. For a dis |
stance of five miles he was accom- |
panied by two members of the local 1
Y NJ c. A who asserted that they had /
to .'go some" to keep up with the |
aged pedestrian.
At the First Baptist church the |
mems brotherhood has organized a !