The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-21
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/ Dancing tonight at Music hall RaS
Halls music-always best
J. E. Hazen is publishing a paper
called The Progressive Autoist-
/ This is the time to buy green toma-
| toes. There is an abundant supply at
/ the local stores.
The K. L. and K s A C. alumni
| associations are clashing in baseball
/ this afternoon at Western League
park.
John strickrott will take views Of
| the auto parade Sunday The Best
/ Film company will take the moving
picture.
| William Damn of Perry has bought
the property at 2S4 Forest avenue. lie
/ will move here together With mis- fa-,1-
1 lily next week.
! The Topeka bank clearings for the
week ending September 10 show a
slight increase over the same week
| last year.
Mrs C. F. Menninger has organized
a Bible picture study class which Will
meet at the Y. w. c. A every Wedn IS
| day morning ut o'clock.
A delegation of autoists is expected
in Topeka from Lawrence Sunday-
They will participate in the big pa
rade which Will form on Kansas ave
nue. al , O'Clock.
Tokay- grapes are now on the local
market. They are selling at 80 cents
for a large basket Lemons are hold
d
are selling at 90 cents but are scarce.
DIR. Loveland will give an address
Sunday evening on city conditions
that should prove particularly inter
esting to Topekans as he will touch on
things as they exist in Topeka.
The South Side Boosters club will
ask the Street Railway company to
extend their lines as far south 90
Twenty-first street. At the present
time they go only to Seventeenth
street.
Arthur Macarthur of Highland Park
who carried a State Journal route for
several years mas entered the Kansas
State Agricultural college at Mammal
tan, where he will take an electrical
engineering course
There will be no blue plums after
next week say the local dealers. Car
ifornia and Colorado peaches for ia
BILE use are now selling at 80 cents
box containing about one-third of
bushel of peaches.
This auto parade Sunday will he
held for the good of Topeka. 1t will
be one of the finest advertisements |
that Topeka could possibly havS.
This was the statement of W. W |
Webb, president of the Shawnee No |
tor club.
Miss Anna Barnes will have charge |
of a junior Christian Endeavor su- |
perintendents conference at the FIRST |
NJ z. church at o'clock MONDAY |
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the meeting of the Topeka local |
union.
The South Side Boosters club at ii
meeting held Friday night at the |
home of DR.. H. w. Roby favored the |
proposed issue of bridge bonds II /
was decided to make an active cam |
paign in the interests of the bonds.
The executive committee of the To-
pe6a local union and delegates FROM
individual Christian EndeaVor so
II l. he %
night with the Rev. W. F. Harding OF
Leavenworth. state C. E. president at
the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
Fred B. Smith of New York, who
headed the Men and Religion move
ment, and who is known as great
leader of men, will be in Topeka next
Friday. A dinner will be served in his
honor at the Central Y. N. c. ~ at
noon of that day.
A membership dinner-the first Of
the season-will be given at the Cen
trail 7. NJ. c. a. Monday evening ot
6:15 o'clock. Next week an effort will
be made to swell the membership Of
the association by several hundred
George Godfrey Moore will have
charge of the campaign
Lost-Diamond brooch and gold
necklace between 1913 Clay street ana
7O5 West Sixth street, either on south
side of Seventh between Clay and Tay-
1or or on Taylor between Sixth AID
Seventh Liberal reward for return
to 723 Clay street or c. E. Lagerstror1,
Journal office.
The Central Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
classes will start next Monday \
swimming campaign will be inaug-
urated and members will be given an
to learn to swim follow
ing the classes Several classes VIII
be formed in the gym work TO-
business and professional men, meet
ing twice a week.
ma 90
ment desires the use of a piano for the
girls club in the next few months
They ask for the piano, thinking that
possibly there is some one in the city
and would be glad to have his
piano put to good use. The association
also needs camp chairs for tubercui:t-
patients, and shoes for men and boys
Professor D. H. Seymour will pre-
side at the pipe organ at the AUDI
forum in connection with the en-er-
rainment that will be rendered the Wis
ting autoists Sunday afternoon imma
diately after the parade Marshall
band and Professor Seymour will Play
one selection together The band VIII I
pIav THE Auto Parade. spec'al
piece for the occasion
The police will block the intersec-
ions on Kansas avenue sunday from .
2 to $3.50 o'clock at Fifth, Sixth, SeF-
enth and Eighth streets for the pig
auto DdTdU0- All dGNOAoe0 1890 49, - I
parade will form on Kansas avenue
instead OF on West Sixth street as was !
previously planned The head OF the
7arafe will be at Seventh street. TIE !
moving picture viii be taken at Eighlh {
avenue.
Christian Endeavor, EpWorth ]
eague and other young peoples pr
will join in a big fall ! Z
ally at the First NJ E. church next
night. at z 40 O'Clock The I
Rev. c. B. Zook and the Rev. W. F.
Harding of Leavenworth, state c e
president will speak on intermediate
md senior work respectively. An ex- I