The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-02
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This noon the Shawnee Bar associ-
alton met at the Commercial club.
Strawberry shortcake every day al
the Trap cafe. 722 Kansas avenue.
A county fair social will be held
at the Y. M. C. A. next Friday evening.
state convention of Gideons will be
held in Topeka during the first week IN
May.
A meeting of the hotel committee
of the Commercial club was held al
noon.
Rain today was appreciated by every
one with the exception of the chronic
kicker.
The w. C. t. U will meet Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the First NJ.
E. church.
Members of the Topeka Pipe Organ
association met this noon at the Com
mercial club.
vesper services at the Y w c. A.
tomorrow afternoon will be led by
Margaret Koontz.
Just enough rain to bring out the
umbrellas, but nothing to interfere
with Sunday afternoons game.
Indoor track practice will be a fea-
ture of the gymnasium work of the
Central Y. M. c. A. this month.
According to the transfer men OF
the city. II families moved to Topeka
last week-a pretty good record.
board Of directors of the Kansas State
Fair association at the Commercial
club.
F. G. Dreaming will speak in Gem
nell hall of the Central Y. NJ G. A on
the afternoon of April 10 on Work
Wide Views
Strawberry shortcake every day at
the Trap cafe. 722 Kansas avenue.
Hal Norton of the Santa Fe was one
of the company of visitors who accom-
panied Deputy Sheriff Ben Judkins to
the penitentiary today.
A meeting of the Ministerial union
will be held in Gemmen hall on Monday
at 10 O'Clock to discuss the present
crisis" in city politics.
twenty-five guests attended a mis-
cellaneous shower for John e. Leach
at the home of his parents, at 2644
West street, last night.
It seems that there are some small
boys in town who take delight in pick
ing tulips which are blooming on lawns
simply for the sake of doing something
smart
Building permits calling for the
eating nearly $4,000 were issued the
first day of the month at the Office of
the fire chief.
George Sharitt. clerk of the United
States district court, is in LeavenWorth
today. He is one of the honorary pail
Justice Brewer.
The attention of the various city de-
partments is called to the fact that
there is a fire cistern at the corner of
Fourth street and Kansas avenue
which has not yet been blown up.
Judge E. r. Simon. for the past
three years judge of the court of To-
peka, is a candidate for the Republi-
can nomination of county attorney at
the county primary next August.
Have you sent in your guess to the
baseball editor. State Journal, on the
paid attendance at the opening West
ern league game in Topeka April 22?
II not. do so not later than April Is.
Somebody will be given a $42 season
pass.
w. Earl Flynn. the man who advo-
Gates taking lemon only for break
fast each morning, will speak tomor
row afternoon at the First Presby
terrain church on what a Man Ought
to Know" The Usage City quartet
will sing.
On Wednesday evening at the Y. W.
G. A. a public game of basketball will
be played, the contesting teams being
the regular association team and a
team that played six years ago. The |
latter has been practicing lately and |
expects to give the "up-to-date" team a |
stiff fight
In the Y. M. c. A duck membership |
the 100 mark has been passed |
dnQ d DldSL was DlOWn Dy the Whistle 1
IF the Continental Creamery company |
today to indicate this fact. At 6:15
Monday evening the blue duck team
will hold rally when the members
viii be addressed by DR.. S. S. Estey.
Strawberry shortcake every day at
he Trap cafe. 722 Kansas avenue.
The lecture on "a Modern Crusade
o Jerusalem" by DR.. D. Everett Smith
t the Auditorium closed when a pic
ure OF VIM Green was thrown on the
Green and the audience urged to con-
uct a modern crusade in favor of
ure politics. Slides shown were in
er esting. but the moving pictures did
ot pertain to the subject in hand and
sere sentimental to an extreme de-
rec. The lecture was attended by 500
eople, being held under the auspices
{ the local union.
The trap drummer at the Aurora
aoving picture show takes himself
DO seriously, according to patrons of
he place. When pictures of the ocean
re shown he starts a storm at sea
nth his cymbals. When horses are
Introduced in the pictures he makes
hat horses hoofs kick up sound like
rtilIery fire. He puts music in the
1ouths of the birds by means OF a M