The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-01
SERsssinoTs

Marshall's band will play in Garfield
park Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Dancing taught correctly, Hudson's
school Monday evenings, Steinbergs
hall.
Educational. Bible. and gymnasium
classes begin Monday at the Y. w.
c. A.
Rev. Mr.. Pence will preach at the
Second Presbyterian church tomor-
row.
Wilson & Neiswanger will erect a
two story frame house at 1919 Mulvan
street.
The pool room at the Central Y. M.
c. A has been opened and is proving
popular.
Nothing serves the public in Topeka
like the Independent Telephone. The
party you want always has it.
City License Collector Mattingly col
lected $696.8O in licenses for the
month ending September 80.
DR.. D. NJ. Fisk will address a meet
ing of the Topeka Ministerial union
Monday morning in Gemmell hal
Educational classes at the Y. NJ. C.
A begin Monday. The first gymnasium
classes were organized last evening
A choice building site facing east en-
Westlawn park will be sold by owner,
at sacrifice, Monday. Ind. Tel. 1858
DR.. Frank L. Loveland, who succeeds
DR.. F. N. Lynch as pastor of the First
NJ +. church, will preach for the first
time Sunday.
meeting of the board of education
VIII be held Monday evening. The sea-
son ticket plan for high school athletics
will be discussed
Marshall A. Hudson, the founder of
the Baraca movement, will speak to
men at the Central Y. NJ. c. A Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock
Mrs Mitchell Bundy, wife of the
patfolman of the police department
has been seriously i'll for several weeks
and will be taken to Excelsior Springs
IN nope of an improvement of health
The Enterprise Cleaning company
mas been improving street conditions at
Ninth and Kansas avenues. They
nave installed street lights, making the
corner one of the brightest ones of To-
peka.
The first Y. w. C. A. vesper service
of the season will be given Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Edith Nash and
Gertrude Hannah. delegates to the
Lake Geneva conference in August
will give their reports.
The new pipe organ presented to the
First Baptist church has been assem-
bled and tomorrow will be played for
the first time at the regular church
services. The formal installation con-
cert Will be given at a later date.
Philip Billiard, the mayors son. who
has been travelling throughout the east
with his big SpeedweIl motor car and
on II canvas sign Topeka to New
York is on his way back to Topeka.
The mayor heard from him last at
Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Annette NJ, Riddle. 70 years
old, has filed a claim with the citv in
which she desires $500 damages She
claims that rocks were lying at the
corner of Twelfth and Fillmore streets
on September 1 and that she fell over
them causing many bruises and in-
Juries, both internal and external.
Roy L. Bone, city commissioner, has
attained a reputation as a city detec-
tive and put the police on the trail of
a Joint on the East side Friday after
noon. Mr.. Bone said it was a hot
afternoon and there were so cold ones
with frost all over EN-" 1t takes a
strong constitution to have a bunch
like this arrested.
Now is the time of year to SOW
grass seed" advises c. n. Bacon who
has charge of the court house grounds
and is expending considerable atten-
ton upon the lawn there. Grass
makes it's best growth in the late fall
and early spring" he continued, land
the cool weather before Thanksgiving
should be taken advantage Of
It is estimated that at least half a
thousand persons visited the Y. NJ c.
A. building to see the first annual
electric exhibit. The affair was con-
sidered in every way a success, and it
will be repeated next year. All manner
of new electrical inventions were on
exhibit. Hot coffee and waffles were
given out free to the visitors.
A meeting will be held at o'clock
Monday night at the Arlington Heights
school house, near Cages park, to con-
slider the formation of stock COM
pany to build an electric line from To-
l nIxn Go q II RI rot ccyST7
along the side of the park. The right
of way already has been donated for a
large portion of the proposed line
Aarsall A. Hudson, founder of thu
| Observation-Disclosures movement. will speak
! Sunday evening at an Auditorium mass