The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-05
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Doctor S. A. Johnson has moved his Of
flee to 421 Kansas avenue--Adv.
Decor S. A. Johnson is now located in
his new office, 421 Kansas ave--AdV.
Parents Day will be observed Sun
day morning at the Kansas Avenue M T.
church.
Dr. S. s. Estey will attend a meeting or
the Presbyterian Synod in LeaVenwore1
on Monday.
The regular monthly meeting of. the
board of education will be held next Mon
day evening.
A meeting of the K U. Alumni assocla-
ton will be held next week The date
has not yet been set.
The Auditorium is now in excellent con-
dition. The floors have been oiled aIlc
other improvements made
Thirty-six persons will be taken into
the Central Congregational church Sun,
day morning. Communion services VIII
be held.
The warm weather brought another
plague of the green bugs but the pesky
insects were not out in quite the torce
that was mustered fair week.
The Topeka film that will be shown In
the Auditorium next week will be en-
titled '.Pic :h Topeka. the Ilp-toi
Concord grapes in New York and Mich
igaq are scarce this season Consequent
~ the greater part of the grape supply in
Topeka this fall will come from Call
fornia
Sunday will be Promotion Day. at the
Sunday school of the Walnut Grove NJ
E. church. Forty-six persons will be
graduated from the primary department
and sixteen from the beginners depart
ment.
brooch and gold bead necklace didn't see
the last adv last week I will give a re-
ward that will surprise and more re. than
repay the finder. by returning to 12o Cray
street and no questions asked
The Life of Christ in the Jordan Val
ley is the subject upon which the Rev;
frr Il Of In NoV r
Congregational church Sunday evening
The address will be illustrated with Ian
tern slides made from photos taken by
The program for the ensuing year will
be announced by the program committee
at the meeting of the Topeka Ministerial
union at the First Presby terian church
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The Rev.
G. A. Marvel will read a paper on The
Spiritual Church and How to Get It"
Judge C. d. Nichols returned last even
ing from Holden, Mo. where he visited
his sister-in-law and family, Mt ana
Mrs John McNoun on their fruit farm
in the Ozarks. for the past month. His
nephew. Chas. McNoun, returned VIII WIZ
him and will attend Clay school TINS ran
H. B. Wright, connected with the Davis
Mercantile company for the past SIX
years. has formed a partnership with F.
G. Lagerstrom of the old firm of Lucas
& Lagerstrom- The new firm VIII be
known as Lagerstrom & Wright, ana they
will devote their entire time to the real
estate and fire insurance business.
THE Place of the Bible in Modern
Life" will be the subject of an address
nv the Rev Roy B. Guild in Gemmell htlii
Of the Central Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday alter
noon at $3.50. O'Clock Rev. Mr.. Guild was
FORMERLY executive secretary of the No =
tfonal committee of the Men and Religion
movement He has taken the place OF
DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon at the Ceht1ai
Congregational church.
Tickets for the moving picture shows
that will be held in the Auditorium next
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday even
o1n tan
BELLS Eagles and Burgharts Ihese
coupon tickets are good for any night
The general public is advised to purchase Use
bows in the streets selling the tickets and
a rush is expected at the Auditorium
ticket window
other films of interest will be shown each
evening in connection with the pipe organ
shows in the Auditorium next week e.e Mot n4
scenic film will be projected on the
screen and a Gaumont Weekly: Tuesday
night the feature will be water dramas
An Animated Weekly will also be shoW-l.
Wednesday night comedy films Will De
the special attraction; also Gaumoht
Weekly.
Tin Donovan. marshal of the court of
! Topeka has announced that he is can
didate for reelection. Although Inn Is
| a Democrat, the majority he receiver az
his first election seemed to indicate that
party lines were not drawn very closely,
sosfar as he was concerned Inn mas
a competent OFFICER 1OI many 1872
served as detective, sergeant ana pat 1.do
man on the police force, ana was Twice.
appointed chief ,e - =
| The pipe organ concert by Prot u. L.
seymour Monday evening before Ine
moving picture show Will oeSln at ~
O clock promptly The show proper WI WI
uished by the Cozy orchestra ana E"Ii
Holmes of the same theater Will sire.
The program will be nearly Two houiS
lone There will be two shows II VIII
he we'll if a large number of people plan
to attend the second show at BIB o CLOCK
as the crush is expected to be great at
'i First r steps towards perfecting a per
,,a1en+ orpanfzation of the churches
were taken Friday night at HeetInS "
| church representatives at the central L
NJ = A A nominating committee CoIn-
posed of DR.. S. S. Estey ID. y. GoIe a.u
! E. E Roudebush Will meet IN tne \; iIet %
secI,re more perfect cooperation OF
| the various denominations In all ilnes oL
religious efforts and supreme PEE N;,,is{ eria7
nnion and the Men and Religion move
ment. s,,. oepi
| - chosa1 in connection with the new
State Moose organization: President J
| II Tohns of Topeka; vice presidents w !:
; T. Wood of ottawa. and A J. HeTr 1T.,,' %
! Kansas City, Kan; serseadI. a. 5 us
/ TtIIiaro cross of Junction City; door
/ leeeper T. P. Cowen, EnpoEla' r.1It ?
! w G. Mcconnell of Lawrence; w lIiIai =.
/ 20 a kansas City. Committees on consul
! t,,+ion and bylaws, resolutions anu " as
ard means were appointed. OIheT 49,
! gates present were: Dr. w. p WINE WIZ
I 80 p b. Hypes of Topeka, E: D. Wells
! and = A Bishop of Emporla, ".
1 6.arrison. George Russell ana Chestef
fieIi1To civ. J. H. Robinson of Law
! uIiSe Henry Otto of Manhattan, s M
| Rank and NJ L. Nelson of OsaWatornle'
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