The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-07
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No investment gives you so much
satisfaction as an Independent tele-
phone.
The first issue of the High School
World will be distributed tomorrow at
/ the assembly hour.
Willis F. Cross, c. S. B., will lecture
on Christian Science at the Grand Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
A meeting of a committee of the
/ Topeka Playground association was
held this noon at the Commercial club.
There has been a good advance sale
| of tickets for the concert by the Bruno
| Steindel Trio this evening at the Audi
! torium.
It is a noticeable fact that it is no
| trouble to get the city to pave alleys
I if at least two of the property owners
! have motor cars.
Selma Foberg Will have charge of
| the Sunday afternoon Y. W. c. A. yes
| per services. There will be special
musical numbers.
Vacation "reminiscences will be the
subject of discussion at a meeting of
the Brotherhood of the Westminster
| church this evening.
The A. H. T. A. in it's idIeness might
/ go look for d COW stolen from a Mr..
Alexander of BeIleview addition. She's
| a red COW with a brand "a"
The Central Y. NJ. c. A. expects to
| arrange for a number of Wednesday
evening pops" this season. The first
of the series was given this week.
The Potwin circle of the Ladies' Aid
society of the First Presbyterian
church will maintain a lunch counter
during the Christian church conven-
ton.
City License Collector George Ma :
tingly will depart some time next week
| for trip through Oklahoma and parts
of Texas. He is busy this week with
unpaid licenses.
Motorcycle fiends in Topeka make
no pretense at conforming to the city
speed limit, but hit a sixty an hour"
clip within two or three blocks of the
transfer station.
This evening the c. E. of the First
Congregational church is giving a So
ciaI for the members and friends of
the organization The guests will ap-
pear in masked attire.
A big enthusiasm meeting was held
this noon at Washourn chapel TO work
up pep for roofing purposes at the
Washburn- Baker game this afternoon.
Harry Heinzman presided.
L believe this has been the best con-
vention the association ever held said
Homer T Hardine of Wichita, presi-
dent Of the Photographers association,
as he prepared to leave for his home.
Theodore Bohlmann will give a
piano recital at Washburn chapel next
Monday evening. Bohlmann has had
a remarkable career and this viii be
one of the musical treats of the season.
Several church organizations are
erecting "eats'' stands in the vicinity
of the Auditorium for the purpose of
furnishing delegates to the Christian
church convention with light refresh
ments.
DR.. S. S. Estey's Thursday noon
busine ss mems Bible class has started
with a larger enrolment than ever
before. John r. Sargent was elected
president and Jesse Shaw secretary of
the class.
What's the matter with the CONNER
cial club? This question has been SAX
ed often lately, on account of the fact
thar no regular monthly business meet
| ing of the organization has been held
| in months
Several members of the Christian
| churches of the city are taking their
| vacations now in order that they can
devote their entire time to the work of
preparing for the big convention which
starts next week.
The Brotherhood class of the First
| PRESBYTERIAN church has issued writ
! ten invitations to its members to be
| uresent next Sunday morning. The
| room in which the class is held has re-
Gently been remodeled-
meeting of the convention COM
u1ittee of the Commercial club met this
noon to further plans for the entertain
ment of the teachers of the state who
| attend the meeting of the State Teach
| ers' convention, October 20 and 81.
| Attorneys r. NJ. Hamer and w 6.
| Kretsinger, of Emporia, were in town
| Thursday looking after cases on the
| supreme court docket for the October
| term Mr.. Kretsinger's wife died al
| her home in Emporia a few days ago.
Methodists of the Topeka district are
holding a rally at the First NJ. z.