The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-19
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Indian Greek grange viii be held to-
morrow
David ]. August Of the August
Clothing CO. returned Sunday from
New York.
There win be a union missionary
jubilee rally in the Auditorium
Wednesday and Thurscay of this
week.
The H. G. Carl farm near Carbon
dale has been sold to T. K. Thomson
for $4,000. The property consists of
400 acres.
The funeral directors viii be here
tomorrow for their annual conven-
ton. The sessions will be held in the
National hotel.
The board of directors room at the
new Y. W. c. A. home is furnished
by the Sweet family in memory Of
Mrs. r. B. Sweet.
A Topeka woman says she has a
s'joint bank account" with her hus-
the bank and she draws il out. Nice,
isn't it?
DR.. Raymond A. Schwegler, head Of
the department of education at the
state university. will be a speaker be-
fore the prospective teachers who are
attending the county institute.
The members of the Topeka Minis
terial union and their wives and chill
dren are enjoying picnic this after
noon at Garfield park. This is the last
meeting of the organization for the
season.
Tomorrow a large delegation of
Topekans will leave for Kansas City
to attend the annual state Christian
Endeavor convention which will he
held in the First Presbyterian church
of that city.
Lemons are selling at thirty cents a
dozen locally and there has not been
a decided rise in price as rumor has
had it, Week before last the price
of lemons was twenty-five cents a
dozen.
The meeting of the committee on
finance in connection with the semi
centennial celebration, which was to
have been held this noon. viii take
place tomorrow noon at the CONNER
cial club.
A Topeka matron was storming
around the house hunting for her best
"nightie" She discovered finally that
the colored laundress had worn it to a
swell ball'' the night before as a
party gown.
The regular Y. W. c. A. monday
luncheons are still being served IN the
old quarters in the Masonic building.
This arrangement will be kept up IN
til the necessary equipment arrives for
the new building.
The Misses Minnie Smith and Min
ME Duff left today as local Y. ". c.
a. delegates to the association con-
ference which viii be held in Cascade,
Colo. beginning tomorrow and contin-
uing for ten days.
The Bredel Brothers. aeroplane
manufacturers of Topeka, will make
more flights with their machines some
time this week. They made several
engagements in Kansas towns for
flights this summer.
The City Federation of Clubs has
purchased a painting by George M.
Stone entitled, 1.-THE Old Mill at The
Hague, and presented the same to the
Y. W. c. A. for the pretty reading
room in the new building.
People are not buying potatoes in
the quantities they did before the
prices went up. say the dealers. They
are purchasing turnips and beets,
which are cheaper. There seems to
be no extra demand for rice.
The pop stand youngsters in some
instances in Topeka are now putting
small refrigerators on wheels ard
thus have a movable stand which
they can cart around in an effort to
get all the trade there is going
A meeting of all the negro ministers
of the city was held this morning at
the Kansas avenue Y. M. c. A. head