The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-06

MarShallS band Will play at the City
park Monday night.
DR.. Eva Harding has placed on sale
her flower garden on College avenue.
This is the kind of weather that
makes the sports feel like football
again.
Delegate sto the Y. p. c. U. conven-
ton had picture taken on the state
house steps.
Monday evening the first real bust
ness meeting of the 'insurgent'' board
of education will be held.
Delegates to the Y. P. C. U. con-
vention have been using the Y. M.
{. A. as a MONDAY gathering place.
A meeting of the house committee
of the Central Y. NJ. C A. was held
this noon. Plans for fall were dis
cussed.
F. e. Under of Chicago will hold
lectures in Swedish in the Lincoln Post
hall, G. A. r., tomorrow afternoon
and night.
c. H. Fenstermacher has departed
for Enid, Okla, where he has accept
eo position as boys secretary of the
Y. M. C. A.
A number of delegates to the Y. P.
Z. U. convention were seen in certain
drug store entering into a rattle for a
box of candy. Shockingl
Tomorrow evening the ssuft case
brigade will begin to move. In other
words, delegates to the Y. p. c. u.
convention will leave for their respec-
tive homes.
1t would be very satisfactory to the
citizens of Topeka if the city officials
would condemn the whole Melan
bridge extension proposition and fill
up the hole.
Frank McRae, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. q: McRae, has returned home, after
serving three years in the United
states army. For two years he was
stationed in Cuba.
The concrete work on the second
floor of the new Santa Fee office
building is almost completed. The
new coach paint shop addition will be
completed shortly.
All arrangements have been made
Tor the big annual grocers' picnic
which viii be held at Vinewood park.
rms IS the time when all Topeka gro
GERS get rid of all their old stock.
The town supporters who have been
struggling to keep up their spirit for
the Topeka representation in the
western league will cheer up Wash
nurn Will have a good football team
this fall.
A reunion of Cooper college students
was held in the Young Mems Christian
association lunch rooms last night
cooper college of Sterling has gained
quite reputation in the Kansas col
lege world.
me office of county poor commits
sloner has been renovated since G. N
Bacon assumed charge, July 1. He
mas moved back into his quarters
when We're vacated while new con-
crete floor was being laid.
The real dope" is out. IT is said
that Hugh Mcfarland and James Nc
Clure will be the next two denuty
attorneys. Mcfarland was active in
the Simon campaign and Mcclure is "a
young, energetic lawyer of ability.
Topeka society men have organized
a detachment of the National Guard
Topeka girls are liable to be deserted
at any time this winter IN the midst of
dreamy waltz, when the shriH call
OF far away bugle is heard above
the music.
DR. H. H. Keith, renominated by the
Republicans for county coroner. is a
receptive candidate at the next coun-
ton for sheriff. DR.. Keith talked of
entering the recent fight for this nom
nation. but withdrew before the
scramble had really begun.
The report that Dr. H H. Keith will
run for sheriff is out again This re-
port has been going the rounds for
number of months. 1t was a surprise
that the coroner did not run this last
election From the vote given him for
coroner it looks as though Dr. Keith
would run like a cottontail for sheriff.
The Christian churches of Topeka
will hold a convention rally at the
Third Christian church Sunday even
ing at the regular preaching hour.
The purpose of this meeting is to
bring before the members plans for
the entertainment of guests to the
International missionary convention,
October Hill.