The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-01
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
The A: e; T. club will give q ball in the
Co; Tuesday evening. Dec. s. at the Elk
nau. 43 kansas avenue. !,
Book Of Ramblings." by Myra Will,
iams FARRELL, will be on sale in q few
days. Wait for it.-Adv.
.cA,a 4 mass meeting Of students Of the high
O'clock Q, in the assembly for the purpose
OF ceiebrating the victory Thanksgiving
raa. nfh ,ssSs' "ess xSsn sSs.o s9
ad,,a. =; N. ,Penweil president Of the board Of
Of athletics. introduced the members Of
the team and told OF the sensational plays
each made in the Turkey day. game.
Don Don't miss the Christmas shop at the
day, December and 3-Adv.
The first steps towards the formation
OF what will be known as the Shawnee
County Training School for Sunday School
First Presbyterian church. A COMMITTEES
OF three was chosen to appoint an ex-
e6atiye s6 ,e committee Of seven persons to put
IS composed of DIR. NJ. F. Troxell, presi-
dent Of the Topeka Ministerial union; DR..
of ana Sf r. the r9gsn.
gardner. superintendent of the Shawnee
County Sunday School association. DEW.
ciate director Of similar training school
IN Kansas City, gave an address before
the Topeka Ministerial union and others
Turkey o'clock dinner Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at the Christmas
w. Q. Rigby. who has been recon-
mended for the position of postmaster at
the east. received the Congratulations Of
a large number Of his friends at the Com
mercial club today.
Take your luncheon at the First M. e.
church Christmas shop Tuesday and
Wednesday. Chicken pie.-Adv.
8. J. Shook of the strickler Business
college has been attending the CONNER
cial Teachers association at st. Joseph.
and returned yesterday to Topeka.
Every business house in Topeka that
has leaky gravel or tin roof should
s 9th witch
will wear q to 90 years a9d never needs
painting or Tepairing on 1tszown account,
cost only about zoe per square per year.
Ask to see the many Elaborated roofs
that are now in use in this city. John L.
Coffee and light lunch served from II q.
m. to 10 p. m. at Cathedral Bazaar.-Adv.
/ The Young Peoples Socialistic league
will meet at zoos Kansas avenue Tuesday
evening.
The Rev. W. I. Gilmore. pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian church. announced
Sunday evening that he will give a series
the Christian religion at the church. Mr..
Gilmore gave a short talk on the history
of Christianity Sunday evening: Since he
gregation has been growing rapidly. In
connection with this male chorus has
been organized under the leadership of
and Ladies band.
Ferns in birch bark boxes a specially at
Cathedral Bazaar, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Adv.
There are nine cases of scarlet fever In
present time. Levi Joserh Brusaw died
Saturday evening from the fever and
oss III i Nonh ns vs ss
Buren, and are occupied by the R RrussM ~
is in charge Of the cases.
Contributions for the Cathedral Bazaar.
Tuesday and "Wednesday should pc sent 10
Orpheum by 10 a. m. Tuesday.-Adv.
Prof. Fine, state dairy inspector. called
on DR.. George F. Babb. city milk 1nspec-
tor todayi % fhe social S survey ~ Of topeka. He
and DR.. Babb VIII supply information as
to Topeka's milk supply.
w f. Jeffrey. Dentist. 7oe Kansas ave.
Adv.
Miss Alice Pratt and Miss RUIN
Chrysler Of Washburn college, spent tne
Tha nksRtvfng recess in Kansas CITY ana
Slater. Mo, with the latters father: MI.
r. f. Chrysler. master mechanic OF the
Chicago and Alton ra1lroao-
Book of Ramblings," by Myra VIII
liams FARRELL, will be on sale in a few
days. Wait for it.-Adv.
Surely. madam. you will try Golden Egf
Machine Dried Macaroni or SpaSDotus
Once. Just ask your grocer.-Adv.
Congregations continue to increase at
Third PRESBYTERIAN church. The ne .no 9,d time time
81 chorus. and also Of the male chorus
are all highly appreciated. Last evening
the church was nearly rui- b1ei es. ser-
music are the things that tell. Last even
ing at the Third Presbyterian churcn
Chas. L. Ritter. baritone OF national cnau-
tauQua quartet. gave a SOSs
which was mucn appreciaaeo W -
ent.
All the new lockers at the high scnooi
building are now in use.
paut Arndt. q German. II travelling
.ro,nd the world on foot for q newspaper
in germany which IL paving him -
month. Arndt arrived In Topeka Sunday
evening and continued on his tour west,
~ard this morning. From Topeka he VIII
% tn Denver, San Francisco south 20
tmrbulent Mexico. Central ene South
America, africa and Europe Arnot Ie0
Germany February Y, EsSs.,s -, an1 - 1sSo