The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-18
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Pimbley's piano-newer. Sold every
where.-Adv.
The Kansas Launderers' association
| will hold their fifth annual meeting in
| Topeka March "a and 25.
| The fresh air camp the North
! Side has reached its capacity in the
| number of tubercular patients cared
| for.
The Commercial Club Bulletin for
March has gone to press. The pub
| LEGATION has a circulation of about
| 1900.
Corporation" is the slogan of the
originator of this slogan was E. l..
| Copeland. president of the club.
| G. H. Kinkel of Colby writes that
| wheat is in excellent condition in his
portion Of the state. He says the
/ work.
The two buildings Immediately join
| ing the New England building on the
| south are being torn down prepara-
tory to the erection of two STORY
| addition.
| Holy week services are being held
| each evening this week at 1880 O'Clock
| in the First English Lutheran church.
| They are being conducted by the pas
| tor, DR.. NJ. F. Troxe1l.
A meeting of the newly organized
| friendly VISITORS class composed of
peka Provident association a week
from next Thursday afternoon at
| O'Clock.
Joseph E. Drake. the street car con-
| ductor who was shot some time ago.
| has been released from the hospital
and has nearly recovered from the
wound that at one time was consid-
cred fatal.
| At the Washburn play at the Grand
! tonight real English bulldog with
a pedigree longer than any college
professors collection of diplomas, will
| take a part in the annual play given
| by the dramatic club.
1.-The Iron Hand a two reel drama.
and The Stolen Papers, a two reel
detective film, are the features at the
sherlock Holmes participates, is ex-
citing from start to finish.
I'VE could hold the election tomor-
row as far as our office is concerned
said w. H. Kemper, city election COM
missioner. this afternoon. THE books
are all posted and everything is in
readiness for the primaries
Primitive Man-His Environment
and His Art is the subject upon
which Prof Grant MacCurdy will
speak before the Archaeological soci-
ETY. at the Washburn college library
building at s O'Clock Wednesday
night
Mrs. Alexander F. Tuer of 21O Clay
street will entertain the members of
the Ladies Aid society of the First
English Lutheran church Wednesday
afternoon al o'clock. This will be
the regular March meeting of the
organization.
The management of the Topeka
Provident association asks the good
housewives of Topeka in house clean
ing time to remember the association
by donating clothing, beds and bed
linen and blankets. Sheets are in
particular demand at the present, as
the association is caring for numerous
sick persons who have not the re-
quired amount of bedding.
Walter Frost, Harry Logan, Dean
to George B. Frost, marshal of the
city court, yesterday on a state war
rant which charges them with lar
ceny. Frost and Logan stole some
junk out Of a car in the Santa Fe
yards and are charged with commit
ting grand larceny. The Harris
brothers are charged with petty lar
caddy of tobacco from the Davis Mer-
camille company. All are negroes.
Arrangements will soon be COM
pleted for a Commercial club mem
bership campaign for new members
to be waged in the next month or two.
1t is possible that w. S. Written, sec
rotary of the Lincoln, Neb., CONNER
special enthusiasm dinner to be given
prior to the campaign. The mem
bership of the commercial organiza-
ton at Lincoln is 1870 and the dues
are SIS a year. What is more a ten
dollar membership fee is collected
from everyone that joins the organiza-
ton.