The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-03

/ lSYSHO'
The next issue of the Christian En-
thusiast will go to press the first of
next week.
E. D. McKeever will be the orator at
the meeting of the Saturday Night
club tonight.
Every day increases the number of
subscribers to the Independent Tele-
phone service.
The Topeka poultry show premium
list which is off the press is extremely
neat in appearance.
The Fellowship lunches after the
Sunday afternoon theater meetings will
not begin at present
A meeting of the board of managers
of the Kansas State Fair association
will be held Monday noon.
The Topeka lodge No. 204 B. P. o. E.
will hold their annual memorial service
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow evening.
w. M. Forbes & Co. report the sale
of the residence owned by Mrs. n. H.
Wolff to G.. F. Miller for the considera-
ton of $500.
Guy T. Justus returned Friday from
Beloit, where he has been attending
the state convention of Provident and
Correction associations.
The young ladies of the Philathea
class of the Second United Presby-
terrain church will have charge of the
evening service tomorrow.
w. M. Forbes & Company have sold
the bungalow at Sixteenth and Lincoln
streets belonging to Mitchell Brothers
to r. H. Burns for $4,000.
Dean E. H. Webster of the State
Agricultural college will be the speaker
at the next meeting of the Shawnee
Alfalfa club, December II.
The room in the New England build
ing which will be occupied by the
L nj, vUi1I he
ready for use by January 1.
The annual banquet of the Shawnee
Medical association will be held Mon
day evening at the Throop hotel. Plates
will be provided for $50 persons.
Automobile license 591 was taken out
at the city hall this morning by F. b.
Denney who has purchased q new 30
horse power Studebaker machine.
A sample gate post and fence are
being put UP at the fair grounds by a
firm that will bid for the putting in
of a new fence around the grounds.
Judge John S. Pollock, who has been
conducting the November term of the
United States circuit court, returned to
his home in Kansas City Friday even
ing.
| Next Tuesday evening the White
| Elephant team of Miss Edith Nash, the
leading team among the young women,
| will meet for supper with the I. S. S. P.
club.
A. T. Rowe of 1882 North Harrison
street has been appointed assistant
mail carrier on rural route No. l, out
of Topeka. T. J. Parrish is carrier on
the route.
The young people of the United Pres
byterian church hold a meeting every
other Sunday at the Old Ladies home
at Ingleside Tomorrow Fred Brewer
will be the speaker.
The North Topeka Congregational G.
E. society records an attendance of 9S
per cent of its members the last four
weeks, which is a record w. Apple
gate is the president.
There is much enthusiasm displayed
on the part of the Y. M. c. A. girls
over basketball. There are twelve as
ISOLATION members who are trying out
for places on the team.
The board of education will meet
Monday evening. Among other matters
which will come up for discussion will
be the readjustment of the insurance
on the school buildings. w
The work of soliciting funds for the
aid of the poor at Christmas time has
been begun by the Salvation army,
three men with buckets being on the
street today asking for donations.
The ad which appeared in yester-
days Journal for Mr.. G. " Hossfeld,
SIC Kansas. should have read Christ
mas shopping is on at the Trunk manu-
factory. G. V. Hossfeld. $40 Kan. ave.
n. y
Grain Dealers association, who broke
his ankle while in Illinois several
weeks ago, will be able to attend to
the duties at his Office within a few
days.
David Leahy, secretary to Governor
Stubs, will address the Ministerial
union at a meeting to be held in Gem
| nell hall at 10 O'Clock Monday morn
, ing. His subject is Political Obed-
fence"
AS the regular date for the holding
of the monthly meeting of the Shawnee
Alfalfa club-December 31-conflicts
: with the State Farmers Institute at
Manhattan, the meeting will be held
December II.
Luther Tillotson, who was injured
! two weeks ago by a falling freight
! elevator at the new Mills building,
will be able to resume his duties as
superintendent of the building within
ten days or two weeks.
No word has been received from
} Roy L. Bone. city commissioner, who
left last night for Pontiac, Mich, where
he intends to capture and bring to To-
peka a herd of seven buffalo for zoo
purposes The city officials are worried.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Kansas State Fair asso-
citation will be held Monday evening
. at the Commercial club. Of1icers will
be elected for 1911, and the policy to
, be followed in the next twelve months
discussed.
Mrs. Jessie Wright Whitcomb will
speak at the Y w. c. A. vesper SER
: vices at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow after
t noon. The young women of the First
Presbyterian church who are in charge
of the meeting have arranged for spe-
cial music.
Several of the stamp and seal deal
ers in Topeka are complaining because
the city commissioners have purchased
f1.oi,- -fo dc nf he nj U in
! stead of patronizing the firms in town.
Recently an order of stuff came to the
city hall from Chicago.
A party of officers of the Pennsyl-