The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-03
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AT HOME NEWS

II Looks this morning a. - r-l,er,
feather man had been @i slowly flying
IT, ~cbool children got down 10 se -ll'3e-
- fo5sv There is usually N l- +. F+e,
doing in that direction the llrs1 "As
vacation oakland vii
-rba PEI r. H. FazeI Of Oa il1... ,-sliy
IL I.a.-r.a II i Men and Religion - sl
~ ~ 1ss1traI Y. NJ c. A. SUNDAY a -
noon at o CLOCK 1000, club are
Members of the Baehelo ~, -,fes OF
gradually suceurlbin5g. ST. ~ there will soon
Cupid. 1t is ruinored lli1e -
be another victim IF the
A L. Miller. editorial manas ;s visit-
rsst+le Geek Engineer and News, - ~, h
ing in Topeka. Mr.. Mllisi A''
Ished the ottawa Heraio' ito If
-, ~ and Religion committee u
300, lii AVE charge of the SUNDAY a nc
noon religious services TINS VIZ ,s -
T,ret meeting will be held January u
Tbe Rev. w II. Scrivner OF llrr = - ~
Is'lq = series of revival meetlngs 2
Ssjrsrd Kan. He viii be away d -
r.. res1 estate men held rousllI7
meeting this noon to prepare IL -,+i,,tr
tertainment of deiesastes =; -ronela next
r,f the state organization III AOpe>0
vvasbb,,rn college reopens next XIV, Mee IN
ry-,a end of this week students nun - .
over the state viii flock 70 1o 1p.,oef'e. va
1one stretch of schooI before ahotHSi
s++~octive Nidwinter announcements
- ,1Iaeed in store windows touas. - :
work of preparing the alllio 10 r x
80 done nv Neale & Flick anu ~ -
Hinkson. f,,+e,- prof
II n SEYMOUR Of the FIRST Do - 70.
church will give 15-InllutS " -,
oital prior to the holding OF suhuaS
ing services s. minutes
II, +be depot scene 'Forty-five MINUS ll''5'
7z,,.-, Broadwav.' the thing lacklhs, W
the absence of few peei .lsisned to
marked the man VINO was
cover the show tba
ATrs e. F. Menninser VIII ~
enesirer at the Sunday afternoon l. l y
n A vesper services. MISS PraSni,e-
Fuller will sing Miss ullei -
an association chorus mt
meeting of the membership commlt-
- % +I-e commercial club was held tlls
noon The campaign which VIII be WasTu
for new members, beginning January -
is being carefully plahheu- -.
The Doughertv Success club met las
,,is,ht The principal addresses were mace
~ r y Lesson who talked apout IT,
and concrete construction, and MatSo
Morrow who talked on Advertising
The q. i. Of the First PresDyter lia;l
church will hold no meeting TINS w. w.
as per schedule, but next week " s'i III
dax a business and social meeting VIZ
take place at the nome Oh LII = -
Estey- $50
The DliiS 1Oi the 4eAS~ NO.
7,een mailed to the consumers and Lhe1e
Is nvailing and crashing OF teelh- oliloe
the s.insDectofs'' visited the gas meters
in the fail no one has been satisfled Win
their bills.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of he Flmhllzst Investment Co resulted
in the election Of the following ofncerS:
President N. B. Burge; vice president, y
w. Horn secretary, r. T. I arr u Ssl7u
ex w c. Glenn
Nv II O'Clock this morning the clouds
had almost completely cleared away
This winter weather We are having Is i
pleasant variety A year ago toa i5, ~. IL
mercury erawled under cover OF the ten
below zero mark
J. S. Weir. custodian Of the city hall,
reregistered his dog as No touaS-
Weir's dog has been holding tlrst Iaonois
on the city dog book for a NUMBER u
wears AS long as he lives the city Will
grant the distinction
Everyone on the streets is talking or
the new down town amusement park IN
North Topeka This is what Topeka has
been wanting for a number of years-a
park that can be reached easily ana
quickly and cheaply-
W. B. Collinson, chief clerk to the gen
eraI manager of the Santa Fee is ring
Colhnson broke a whip over one of the
clowns last night and his office employees /
have trembled all day
1t is rumored that man prominent |
among the fellows at IRE l. NJ. - A WHO /
Is matrimonially inclined will be raffled |
off in the near future at 81 a chance. He |
has light hair, and his disposition IS !
everything that could be desired
Some of the churches are making an /
EFFORT to put their heating equipment IN /
such condition that it will not be neces- !
sary when the next cold wave comes for I
the faithful church members who brave /
the Wintry blasts 10 sit in oveScoats.
A free stereopticcn lecture viii be given |
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the |
First Baptist church by Rev. Bruce Kin |
ney. district secretary Of the American /
Baptist Home Missionary society. The I
subject Of the lecture will be; "A Trip /
1hrough Old Mexico"
Programs for the meeting of the Kan /
sas Association of Real Estate Agents I
are being mailed today to hundreds of /
realty men in Kansas. A sheet is being /
enclosed giving q number of speeches /
that were given Kansas day. at the I
recent Chicago land show.
young man on a motorcycle went |
down Kansas avenue thirty-five miles an I
hour last evening. Behind him was at +
tached low sled on which sat a young
girl all wrapped in furs. At the rate OF 4
speed the Two were going, the Shedding /
was exceedingly dangerous.
The cold weather has resulted in nut- I
ting stop to the exterior construction
work in the city. Consequently q good /
many men are idle at the present time.
Every year there is an annual rllsh 10
southern points on the part of rnasone
and carpenters. but the men who seek
employment where the winds are baInov
usually find that there is an over supply
OF woTkmen on hand FF-'
The Kansas Bible institute will ba ba,s
At Carnegie library and in the Central
congregational church February 49,
Addresses will be given by DR. Frank +
Bailey of Denver. President Henry
Waters of the Kansas State Agricl,lt,,rsi
college, and DR.. E. s Price. president ~
otlawa university An illustrated lecture
VIII be given by Mrs c. H Nfenninss-
The Tough Experiences of Nfinists -
VIII be the theme discussed by a half
dozen preachers nan
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