The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-18
SNAP SHOTs
AT HOME NEWS.

Sunday evening 6 O'Clock dinner,
| Throop Halls orchestra.
School will close week after next.
bered.
a number of the school children who
nave entered the home garden contest
nave already sold several dollars
worth of produce.
The Topeka State bank solicits large
and small accounts and pays interest
on savings. Safety boxes for rent
meeting of the membership com
mlttee OF the Commercial club under
noon.
The Shawnee agency has taken out
permits for the erection of three new
dwellings on West Fifteenth and TYLER
| streets.
John r. Mulvane was the first presi-
| dent of the Kansas Bankers associa-
| ton The organization will celebrate
IT'S tWenty-fifth anniversary next week
Alvin K. Longren will leave Sunday
Ior burlington, where on Tuesday and
| Wednesday he will fly in his biplane
the Dixie Flyer" The machine was
shipped Friday.
! The c. E. conference at the Central
| congregational church next Monday
| evening will probably be the best at
| tended meeting of the Topeka local
union in months.
Since the Rev. Robert Gordon had
| so much to say about dice shaking at
cigar stands, the practice has been
| stopped in the Mills building and one
| or two other places
Arthur Capper, w. w Bowman. F.
ID. Coburn and E. c. BrowneH went to
Manhattan today to assist in the Y. NJ.
c. A. May day festivities of the State
Agricultural college
Mayor Billiard has returned to his
office after attending the Elks conven-
ton at Hutchinson. Mayor Stotts
has moved back to his office and is
commissioner once more.
There was an unusually large crowd
on the streets this afternoon due to the
announcement of the fact that the
moving picture man would get busy
along the avenue about that time.
Malon Burget, the Topeka mute
prognosticator, says he intends to at
tend the ball games hereafter when
the team is at home. Burget insists
that he is the only person in the world
who can break the links"
The programs for the Kansas Bank
ers' association are about as attractive
as anything yet seen in convention
programs. They are presented to the
members of the association by the Hall
Lithograph company.
The great photo-pIay, ''The Coming
of Columbus will be seen for the
last time at the Auditorium tonight
This motion picture is educational. and
to those who like things beautiful It
will particularly appeal.
DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon will speak be-
fore the Christian Endeavorers of To-
peka at the Central Congregational
church next Monday evening. A spe-
cial program of music has been ar
ranged by Gilbert Fenton
can Unholy Hush will be the sub
Ject of the sermon by the Rev. Robert
Gordon of the First Baptist church
Sunday evening. This will probably be
continuance of the fight against al
legged existing evils in Topeka.
P. J. Monaghan went to ST Marys
today to attend the biennial meeting
of the alumni of St Marys college
Mr.. Monaghan was second baseman
on the st. Marys ball team in 1879
The session of the alumni will continue
three days.
~ mistake has been made in the
printed list of Eastern Star officers.
Mrs. Rilla Crank of Hill City was
elected grand Martha of the grand
chapter at the annual election in To-
peka the first of the week. She re-
turned to her home today.
DR.. Helen Brewster Owen will make
an address at Washburn college chap
ell Monday afternoon on equal suf-
frage. She will speak Monday even
ing at Lyman school house north of
town. Mrs. Vance of Highland Park
will give some readings and there will
be music for the Monday evening
meeting. DR.. Owen will go to Ross
Vile Tuesday.