The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-08
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

David Bowie president Of the Y NJ c
A. has returned from Scotland
The price OF eggs has jumped up in the
last few days to 80 cents dozen
Rex Kreipe is carrying his arm in a
sling. He had a fall, fracturing the ell
bow.
The annual washburn alumni banquet IlI.,t
hall at O'Clock.
A move is on foot to make Topeka the
national headquarters for the American
Poultry association
W H WATSON. city auditor. has gone
to Arkansas on personal business Audi
tor WATSON has had his vacation
4 meeting of the Fraternal Brother
hood lodge viii be held this evening to
which all members and friends are in
vited.
a dramatization of DR.. Charles NJ, shei,
don's famous book. In His Steps" viii
be staged by a New York company this
winter.
Aside from bowling. there viii be piano
stunt night at the Central 7. NJ e 4
this evening
The Men and Religion eight day cam
paign has opened in Kansas City, and
number Of Topekans have gone down 10
attend the sessions
The paving gangs in the city are taking
advantage of this good weather Every
effort is being put forth to complete the
work before the first Of the year
a meeting OF the personal workers
class. Men and Religion movement. Wi
be held this evening at the Central Y n
c. A. under the Rev John H Fazel-
From 9 o'clock in the morning until in
hand 10 show visiting teachers through
the various buildings at Washburn col
Iege-
E. T. Cartilage. general tax commits
sioner of the Atehison, Topeka & Santa
Fe. has gone to the new Santa Fe ter
ritory southwest Of Dodge City on an in
spection tour
John Woriey's friends enjoyed a
venison dinner the other day He has
bringing three deer with him which he
shot himself.
Children with jack-o-Ianterns set fire
to the roof OF the porch OF the home pc
chanan street. at 60 last evening The
damage was trifiing-
Dr. Wilson S. Naylor. viii speak Of
conditions in Africa at the First Baptist
church this evening in connection with
the missionary institute which is being
held There viii be no admission fee
The first issue Of the Socialist publica-
ton known as Topeka Labor IS of the
press The third issue will be dis
fributed at every doorstep IN the city.
Elizabeth y. Barr is one of the editors OF
the paper.
For several months the foundations or
the city hall have been sinking because
OF back water from the sewers in the
basement Huge cracks have appeared il
the walls OF the building new dram
has been constructed in order TO carry OF
the water.
II looks as though it were almost all a
man S lie Is worth 10 WoTk IOr II q
Howard. Another assault has been made
upon one of his workmen, Everett L.
Blount- Blount was going over to the
Auditorium 10 take his exams" as an
electrician when he was knocked down
by one of two men who were standing in
front Of the building
number of Photographic reproduc-
lions Of the paintings OF Watts are on
exhibition in the library at Washburr
college. They were used by DR.. Wilson
s. Naylor. a former Washburu student
and now professor OF Biblical literature
at Laurence university. Appleton. Wis,
to illustrate an address given IN Wash
burn chapel Sunday evening
Drs D. T Nicon, C H Lerrigo, A
Miriam Swift and Eva Harding of this
city are among the 1900 homeopathic
physicians in the United States and Can
ada who are interested in the officers who
have just been elected to control Their
national organization the American IN
stitute Of Homeopathy. A list of the new
officers has been sent to these physicians
Men and Religion meetings were held
in the following places in Topeka today.
At $50 O'Clock, Santa Fe telegraph
school: 1918 street car barns; 1I-15.
Strickler's business college, I2-15, Cont