The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-12
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Mrs. ]. T. Fiddle will speak Sunday
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock at the Social
ist hall, AIS Kansas avenue.
c. w. Whitmore of jamestown, N.
Y, who lived in Topeka ten years ago,
has returned for a weeks visit in
town
The Topeka high school football
squad is c1ashing this afternoon on
Washburn field with the Leavenworth
team.
A meeting of the pipe organ COM
raittee of the Commercial club will be
held next Tuesday noon to discuss
future entertainments.
The Best Film company is about to
ia Ike a picture for the Santa Fe show
ing the, right and wrong way of doing
things
son hardware store has received prize
from a hardware publication for having
the most attractively decorated tool
window in the country.
THE Jobless Man in Our Church" is
the subject upon which the Rev. Roy
B. Guild of the Central Congregational
church will speak on before the MIMI
sterial union October 81
The four-act drama, Queen Eliza
beth in wIech Nine. Sarah Bernhard
stars, and Clusters Last Fight" are
attracting large crowds at the Aurora
and Best theaters respectively.
There will be round table particu-
lsrly for the commercial teachers of
the state in connection with the meet
ing of the State Teachers association
il Topeka, Nov. and g. This is
new feature.
The Kansas Christian Endeavor Of
ficers will be entertained at dinner
given at the Y. W. c. A. Friday even
ing, October IS. Music will be given
by Rad NJ. Lee. Davis Owen, Miss May
Fisher, and Miss Lena Davis.
DR.. F. A Rooster will give an enter
tainment in magic tonight at Auburn.
He will be assisted by Edward Men
ringer; also Mrs. Rooster and O. c.
Neiswenger who will furnish the music
DR.. Rooster gave an entertainment at
Dover Friday night.
The work of remodeling the Enahizer
and Spielman store is progressing rap
idly. The second floor of the building
will be occupied by the firm, and this
is being put in shape for display room.
A new modern front Will be installed.
N P. Nielsen is the architect in charge
of the work.
Fourteen persons organized a rifle
club Friday night at a Getting held at
the H. B. Howard store. A number of
the persons present Were members of
the old Topeka Rifle club that went
out of existence several years ago.
An INDOOR range, SeVSIlCy-nVe feet n
length will be constructed in the base
aent of the Howard store.
James A. McKibben, secretary of the
Boston Chamber of Commerce was
called to Topeka several days ago on
account of the death of his mother,
Cynthia A. McKibben- Chilson. Mr.
McKibben was in Detroit attending a
worlds chamber of commerce meet
ing, when he received a telegram in
forming him of the death of his mother.
MI. McKibben is a brother of Mrs. w.
A Rogers of North Central avenue.
The Mems club of the First Baptist
Church is this evening distributing
from house to house the Santa Fe
sermon on Team Work. preached by
Rev. Robert Gordon at he First Bap-
fist church last Sunday night. An ad-
Vertisement of the sermon THE Safety
Habit to be delivered Sunday night is
also being handed out.
Charles C. Younggrenn will direct the
nigh school play which the seniors
Will present this season. Mr.. Young
GEenn was star in the high school
play The Spy which was the Offering
the January '09 class. Hi. work was
noticed by a representative of Paul
Gilmore, and he was Immediately sign
ed for professional work. Edgar Miller
Will act as manager of the senior play
a royalty play viii be presented.