The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-15
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The Provfdent association is in need
of quilts and other bedding for an
N ged couple who are in need
A kaffir corn carnival will COM
Tnence at Ell Dorado, Kan, tomorrow
T A Borman and I. D. Graham are
planning to attend.
The dome of the First Baptist
church will be painted in celebration
of the completion of the Ninth street
extension of the white way.
At the next meeting of the Shawnee
Alfalfa and Farmers congress in the
rooms of the Commercial club Sat
urday afternoon, October 20, ways and
means of procuring a county agricul-
tural expert will be discussed.
Several Topekans will attend the
Kansas Lutheran synod in Hays City.
which will be in session from Friday
until Tuesday of next week Rev.
NJ. F. TroXell and Q. w Horn are
among the delegates.
The meeting of the Topeka Ad club
at $50 this evening will be the first
important rally of the season. Prof.
Charles Dillon of the Kansas State
4 Agricultural college will speak on
I The Mystery-and Efficiency"
The wood yard of the Provident
association will be reopened just as
soon as occasion demands. However,
at the present time there are few
persons out of work. In fact, there
4 are not enough to supply the demand
upon the association for labor.
! F. NJ BennefieI of Coffeyville, one
Of the Taft speakers for Kansas, will
address the Washburn law school at
10 O'Clock Wednesday morning. The
public is invited. Among other things,
Mr. Bennefiel will reply to the speech
recently made by Arthur Capper at
Osawatomie.
The program for the meeting of
the Kansas Improved Stock Breeders
q association, January 6-S, is being pre-
pared. I. D. Graham of the assoc1a-
ton announced that there will be dis
cussion by experts on the horse and
swine diseases that have baffled the
men who are supposed to know this
season.
The girls of the Central Park camp
fire have received the Wood Gath
er's rings. These rings were given
them by the national board. They
are in silver, and the design is sim
pie but artistic-five upright faggots
with two others laid across them.
These represent the seven points of
the wood CATERERS desire.
At the meeting of the K U. Alumni
association neXt Thursday evening at
the Central Y. NJ. G. A. plans for
big enthusiasm banquet prior to the
Missouri Kansas football game at
Lawrence will be discussed. Tickets
for the game will be on hand for
sale. 1t is expected that the alumni
association members will go in body
to the game.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following: Jacob Ehrhardt, 25
years old, Ramona, Kan, and Mollie
Schwemmer, 20 years old, Tampa,
Kan; Alfred L. Thiele, "a years old,
Orofino, Idaho, and Margaret H.
Charles, "a years old. Topeka. Mr..
Ehrhardt and Miss Schwemmer We're
married by Probate Judge w F.
Schoch at the judges office at the
court house.
A meeting of the promotion COM
mittee of the Commercial club was
held today to arrange the details of
the Friday evening meeting to launch
the factory aid plan. Plates will be
prepared for 200 persons, and reser-
vations should be in by Friday morn
ing at the latest. All persons inter-
ested in the proposition, whether they
are members of the club or not, are
invited to attend the meeting. No
subscriptions will be taken at this
meeting, which is the first regular
meeting of the Commercial club for
the season.