The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-14
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Weston is due to arrive in Topeka
next Saturday.
Topeka real estate is moving. with
more than customary impetus.
The mem be-ship. committee of the
Commercial club met this noon
DR.. Washington GLADDEN. lectures
this evening at Washburn chapel on
Thomas Carlyle
All is in readiness to place in posi-
ton the steel Orders of the new Mills
building. Work Will begin today.
Frames are being made preparatory
to putting in the concrete foundation
for the G. A. R. Memorial building.
Judge w. H. Thompson of Garden
City, who has been in Topeka to take
treatment for throat trouble, returned
home today.
There is nothing disturbing the
peace of mind of the city school auth
critics, as there seems to be a lull IN
the inSurgent camp.
The Topeka members of the Lake
View Shooting and Fishing association
will be held at the Merchants Nat1onal
bank Tuesday evening.
In the state championship basketball
tournament at Lawrence the Topeka
high school team did well, but failed to
get in the final match.
Concrete foundations are now being
prepared Tor erectlon IN Ine SuPct
structure of the new Santa Fe office
building on Jackson street.
There will be no more Sunday after
noon theater meetings for men this
season under the auspices of the Y. M
c. A. and Laymen's council.
The Walk Manufacturing company
which puts out the Walk hydraulic
pumps, is charging it's facilities by
getting in new machinery and making
a number of additions to the working
force.
The O.. o. Ouderkirk house at 1913
Kersey to T.. ]. Oney. an Eskrldge
farmer, for 81. 500. A house at 1913 Horn
street has been sold to F. L. Robbins
for $3.50.
Tag! You're it, will be the cry on
Saturday, March 10. This will be tag
organization has for the first time in
its history set apart a day for asking
the people at large to contribute to-
wards the work.
Those who have been opposing the
system at present employed in the city
schools are only temporarily quiet The
insurgent forces will be heard from
again, and it looks as though there is
considerable excitement in store lot
those interested in the schools
There will be no meeting on Tues
dav noon of the Topeka Ad club. The
next gathering of members VIII take
place on Friday noon of next week
when the attraction viii be Professor
Walter williams, dean of the school OF
Journalism of the University of Mis-
souri, He will speak on rs Journalism
a Menace to Good Society.
At Lincoln, Neb., the Commercial
club is taking a census of the jobbing
and manufacturing establishments OF
the CITY with a view of putting the
data in concise form to show the city's
Importance and growth as manufac-
turing and distributing center. Such
compilation of the Topeka establish
ments printed in neat booklet would
make Interesting reading matter.
DR.. w. S. Hail. of the Northwestern
University Medical school. Chicago, de-
livered a lecture at the Novelty Sun
day to men "On the Problem Of the
Young Man." was the last of the
series of Sunday afternoon theater
meetings and was we'll attended. Among
hose present were a number of local
physicians More than a hundred con-
Versions have been made at the thea
ter meetings.