The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-08
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"Call me on the Independent phone
The Independent Telephone company
can serve your every want.
There is an elegant display of hand
some meerschaum pipes at Eagles.
All outgoing Commercial club mail
is being stamped with the Red Cross
Christmas seals.
The play given by the Washburn
Dramatic club Merely Mary Ann"
made a great hit.
The first ice of the season is floating
down the Kansas river. 1t is of the
pancake" quality.
The youngsters of the city have been
having a great time the last two or
three days, hooking on to wagons.
Next Tuesday evening the annual
banquet of the Brotherhood of the Cen
trail Congregational church will be held.
The Christian Enthusiast, published
by the Topeka Local union of G. E.
societies, will be ready for distribution
by Sunday.
practicing regularly but no games are
practicing regular but no games are
scheduled to be played before the first
of the year.
There are now three organizations
represented on Kansas avenue which
are asking for money for aiding the
poor at Christmas.
Dull SCI says lIidI OOi. IOOoC-
welt can't run for president the next
term. Poor Teddy" says Malon. Il
can't see where he has any show"
The program for the meeting of the
Kansas Association of Real Estate
agents which will be held in Topeka
January 1011 is being arranged.
Three or four hundred young people
are expected to attend the Topeka
Local union social gathering at the
First Baptist church tomorrow evening.
Lincoln Circle Ladies of the Grand
Army will give chicken pie supper at
their hall on East Sixth avenue, Sat
urday evening from to o'clock. Price
25 cents.
Exterior building operations have
been practically suspended for the last
few days on account of the cold wealth
er. This noon a few workmen were TO
be seen Ion the jobs"
DR.. F. L. Loveland will speak at the
Y. w. c. A. vesper services at 4;3O
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The meet
ing is in charge of the young women
of the First NJ. E. church.
"If you are hunting for information
about the weather, you might say for
me that it was mighty cold last night
said city fireman as he pounded his
frozen icy clothes with an ak.
This year the exhibitors in connec-
ton with the Topeka poultry show will
formerly been the case The manage
ment will provide coops of a uniform
size.
The Engineering club Of Washburn
college will hold their semi-annual ban
quet at the Mission Tea room Saturday
evening. About so of the engineering
faculty and students of the college will
attend.
There are only three candidates for
mayor and nine for commissioner up
to date and it is but five months until
the city election. There seems to be
too much sleep among the ranks of the
ambitious.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the Y. w. c. A. was held this after
noon, when the plans for the compile
ton of the new association home at
the corner of Van Buren, and Seventh
streets were gone over.
Vesper services will be held in the
Washburn college chapel Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock. DR.. Frank Knight
Sanders, president of the college, will
give the address and many musical
numbers will be on the program.
The members of the local U. T. c.
organization have begun their cam
paign of advertising the Midwinter ex-
position over the state, and the man