The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-04
Hankla, E. f. Stanley.
VIII Elect Officers.

VIII Eject O1nCerS.
The annual meeting of the Topeka
Ad club will be held next Tuesday
noon when officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. The club lacked
enthusiasm in the early fall months;
but since that time has had seVerai
excursion to Leavenworth for the
meeting of the southwest division OF
the Associated Advertising CLUBS OF
America, ana has procured seVeral
hundred dollars which will form the
nucleus for a fund which will provide
free MONDAY pipe organ concerts IN
the Auditorium. These are just a rev
of the things the club has done. IN
the next year a systematic course OF o.,
study in the art of advertising VIII
probably be adopted.
An Annual Election.
The annual election of directors
and officers of the Topeka Real Estate
Dealers association will be held next
Wednesday noon in the room of the
organization on the fifth floor OF the
Commerce building.
First the members of the director
ate will be chosen by the membership
at large. Later the directors VIII
hold a special session for the pur-
pose of electing officers.
Under the administration OF n. B.
Burge the organization has shown
marked life. For a period OF year
or more the association was in dor
mant state.
A Big Transaction.
L. w. Thompson has purchased
through c. J. R. Smith of the Barnes
Realty Co. the properties at the norm
west corner of Seventh street ana 10
peka avenue, consisting of an eleven
room brick residence, seven room
annex, a six room cottage and three
lots, from Mrs. Blanche mcdowell,
consideration This is one of the larg-
est transactions that has been made
in a
long time.
Mr. Thompson, who lives at Cedar
hurst, near Topeka, will improve the
property.
Miscellaneous Sales.
Sales of Shawnee Agency: The
north half of tract No. 80 of Garfield
Place and a four room cottage to
Charles Perchfield, consideration ST.
200; the south half of the same tract
to L. I. Berry; tract No. CT, consist
ing of three-fourths acre of land, to
Mr.. BRANDON for $500; a three-quar
ter tract to Mr.. Soudeholm together
with a small house for 5000; one
acre tract in the same addition to
c. E. Wilson for $3.50; a four room
cottage and one and one-half acres of
land at 504 Scotland avenue for ST.
600: a five room house at $40 Scot
land avenue to Howard Beach for
$1,750.
Building Permits.
The following is a list of building
permits issued this week:
Ida ". Whitcomb, one story bunga-
low. 1911 Laurel avenue, in Potwin
ADDITION Z,VOO
J. F. O'Harra and son, one story
wood business building, about 1901
Seward avenue. .........--......-...... 1,OO0
esS-s4o Fillmore street. 1000
NJ. NJ. Manning, one story frame
Kansas avenue. ...............-."...... 1900
R. V. Spicer, one story dwelling,
723 Garfield avenue. 1000
Miss Alice Sulliver, one story dwell
ing, 436 Swygart avenue. -....... $50
117s Boswell avenue. ..............' 800
Mrs J. r. Shelton, storage shed, 1875
Topeka avenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
George o. Ericsson, two story dwell
ing, ss5 Underwood avenue. -. 1900
Ernest r. Rulings, addition to dwell
ing, 626 Lincoln street.--..-.... 700
J. G. Harding, addition to dwelling,
1415 East Tenth venue............... 700
A D. Lockwood, 11a story dwelling,
1913 Arch street.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Dana L. Davis, two story dwelling,
800 Fillmore street. ................... s,4oO
Julia Veske, one story dwelling, 718
Branner street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 725
Topeka City Amusement Co., one
story air dome in City park..... 1900
items. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1870