The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-13
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The Kansas Association of Life
Underwriters met this noon at the
Commercial club.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the State Fair association was held
this noon at the Commercial club.
A special meeting of the Brother
hood of the First Congregational
church will be held Wednesday even
ing.
DR.. F. L. LoveIand will give a lee
tire Tuesday evening at the First
Methodist church on THE Wandering
Jew"
AS a result of the revival meetings
held at the Euclid Avenue NJ. E.
church thirty-fve converts have been
made in the last week.
Thousands think. a few do not.
Think how many more people you can
reach exclusively over. the Independ-
ent system. Install one now.
The new theater at the corner of
Seventh and Quincy streets will be
strictly for moving pictures. 1t will
have a seating capacity of 500.
A stereopticon lecture will be Civ
en- at the First Congregational church
next. Sunday. evening on 'tWoman's
Work Among Women Immigrants"
There is no picture of Colonel c. K.
Holiday, father of Topeka, in the
State Historical society. This is a
matter that Topeka ought to look
after.
The new brotherhood officers of the
First Congregational church are: Ed
win c. Fox, president; H. B. Howard,
vice president; w. L. Stark, secretary
treasurer.
Richard Whitcomb and Morris
Tucker. the high school boys who were
badly beaten up Friday night, were
back in school today in a somewhat
battered condition.
"a World View is the subject of
an address which I. H. Ellinberg will
deliver Wednesday evening at a
Brotherhood meeting of the Third
Presbyterian church.
Thursday evening an adjourned
meeting of the Fourth ward voters will
be held in the First Congregational
church. The gathering will be presid-
ed over by John Marshall.
Topeka is filled with criticising Wis
itors today-Hutchinson and Wichita
sent up scores of business men to
work for the state fair and they are
all getting a line up on the most beau
tiful city in Kansas.
Miss Genevieve Russell leading
woman in the North Brothers Stock
company has returned after d weeks
visit in Chicago and Plattesville, Wis
and Will be seen in Majestic stock this
week in Browns in Town."
up 10 GATE Inere are only eight
candidates for commissioner and -four
candidates for mayor. If this mum
her remains stationary the primary
election for commissioner will be use
less-as eight are nominated at this
time.
There are now four classes in pen
manship at the high school This
branch of the new business course in
the institution became so popular thai
an additional class was formed. There
are now $50 students learning to push
the pen.
Several of the Topeka bushes
houses forgot Saturday that today wa,
national holiday and the bank
would closezas a result everyone i
short of change and it is impossibl,
TO cash a large check or change a bis
bill-in case anyone is lucky enough
to have such things.
Marked copies of papers containin,
reports of the visit of the editors q
the state to Topeka are now comm,
in at the office of the Commercial clui
thick and fast. Some very fIatterin,
things have been said by the paner
which are entering their write-ups il
the Commercial club prize contest