The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-30
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James A Stewart, general passenger
agent of the Rock Island is in Kansas
CITY on company business
The annual election Of officers for the
Sunday school OF the First NJ. e. church
will take place this evening at CLOCK.
After today the entire new portion OF
the State Street school building VIII ne
occupied. The moving process IS III pro-
gress today.
The Baker cloak and bonnet factory
,swfl likely come to Topeka next spThls.
4Slit not before that time < Z BAKER
formerly lived in Topeka
Work has been started or the premium
list for the fair next year secretary IT
L. Cook is counting on having ram
next fan that will eclipse by far even the
fair this season.
Unless something extremely important
comes up in the meantime to warrant
the calling of a special session, the next
meeting OF the board of education will be
held Monday evening, November 4.
The papers on What [ Can Do fer
Topeka which We're to have been read
at this weeks meeting of the Topeka
Real Estate Dealers association will be
heard week from next Wednesday.
All members of the Karnival Knights
Klub are expected to meet at the Com
mercial club at 5 O'Clock this evening TO
plan for the big 'tacky party which viii
be held i'm the Auditorium November a.
The most important meeting of the
Commercial club held in many months
will occur tomorrow evening at o CLOCK
when the new officers Will be Installed,
and the future policy of the organization
viii be discussed.
The street car company would Go
great favor to the patrons OF The south
western part OF The city, II they would
publish the schedule of their service. The
= Ranges on the loop have not been lol-
lowed by the people
What church do you attend?" was
asked Jesse Shaw this afternoon. Il am
superintendent of the city waterwOrks
and it is only fitting that 1 should at
tend one church he answered 1t is
the Baptist Of course
In a communication to the board OF
city commissioners today the KaW Paw
ing company stated that they hoped to
finish their asphaltic concrete pavement
this year. Nevertheless the city gave
them an eXtention of time The company
Is rushing work at this time.
The Topeka Motor league is making an
effort to interest the county commission
ers and the people living along the high
way IN improving the West Tenth avenue
road as far as Willard The Merchants
club of Maple Hill is having the road nut
in splendid shape as far east as that
point
G W. Kouns. the best looking official
IN the Santa Fe offices. refused to ac-
cept kisses from ten Of the prettfest girls
In town in Oklahoma The girls offer
ed them to General Manager Kouns. and
despite his attempts to make himself
Purcell. '-''
Forty-one persons have enrolled in the
night school for foreigners at the Har-
rlson school although only TWENTY-FIVE
of them have paid their tuition for tho
first month. The balance of the class
members, however, have promised 70
1rlns IN their dollar on the next Santa
Fe pay day.
The committee appointed bv \. q
Burge, president of the Topeka Real
Estate Dealers association. to look into
balloon flights viii be asked to lan rar d2F
next Tuesday noon at the Con-nerriaI
club The committee is composed of the