The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-14

Miss Ona May Miller will give a re-
cltal at the Central Y. NJ c. A. this
evening.
The small boy with his skates was
prominent figure on Kansas avenue
today. A-"9
Sleighs were brought out of retire.
meht today that had not seen the light
for many months.
In social and business way the
Independent answers ali reo,,ire,, e ne
everybody has it.
Choice apples are now being sold for
ten cents apiece. Apples are ranid1.-
becoming a luxury. pie4'S
Restaurants show the effect of the
legislature. They are now crowded at
noon time every day.
Monday the board of ,7iraoto-- 81
the Commercial club will meet To a,.o+
a president, vice president and secre-
80 me. sessions of the Laymen's Mis-
SIonary conference will be hold
hall. III GehnmeH
The Midwinter exposition will or,o,,
al 81 clock Monday. The ffrst
o'clock. 'ia'eo Ior
rev Francis L. Hayes is giving a
snort series of Sunday evening tsiilk a
the First Congregational cSnr a.E,s az o.
me Qualities That VIM
topeka has been 4 rich nic,xinp
SOUND Tor all sorts of propositions out
OF the state" said N r. Burge' ..yVbst
we need is more loyal citizens.
Men appeared at the charity, b.1,
dress suits who hadn't Worn -. II,
since they were boys. But no one hut
the Wearers themselves knew l1ov- ~,
comfortable they were. i
Gene Bowers, the 14-year-old son of
, Redden avenue, is recoyer;ns 80
having been operated upon, at Cbrie+,s
nospltal for appendicitis He has heen
Ill for about week eei4
II the Smith Auto company were
10 leave Topeka it would pive nc q
black eye said J. VIII KeIIe VI. q
lore the members of the CONNIE cisI
clup- II We don't take care of tbe
mo uStrles we have we cent exnect 10
GET help from outside
"a, r. klentz has traded his two five
room cottages at 1921 ard 1922 tyler
street to j. M. Orr of Mayetta for a
ldfin near Mayetta. Mr. Kientz is a
nephew of w. H Kientz. manapar IF
Inc avalon bakery He will move to
Mayetta. where he will run, the farm
just purchased q III
Justice Henry F. Mason of tbe an
preme court will read a paper before
the saturday Night club tonight ON
III. Inc ln1ailioiiity of the Scotus.'' You
to known what the subject means nm
Tess you are an Associated Press te1e-
graph operator.
Dr. B. c. Piatt will speak at the
HoVeity theater tomorrow afternoon
ne is SAID to possess an Interesting per
sohallty. and to be strong speaker
George 5. Badders will preside over
the meeting A choir viii furnish the
music. DR. Piatt will preach at the
r1rst Baptist church at night
The Rev. D. Everett Smith will de-
nser MS annual sermon before the
members of the Topeka Local union
Monday night at the Central Congre-
gatlonal church. A picnic supper will
De enjoyed by the young people at
6;l5, after which the business viii he
taken up A musical program has
been arranged.
The Laymens Missionary follov-up
convention or conference, which has
peer ia talked of for some weeks, will be
heid Wednesday and Thursday of next
week F. W. Halford and j. Camn-
Dell White of New York City will be
among the speakers who will be pres
ent from out of town. The latter who
is national field secretary of the move
ment' needs no introduction in To-
peka.