The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22
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At HOME NEWS.
Sheriff L. L. Kiene is in Leavenworth
today, attending the state annual con-
vention OF sheriffs.
The annual farmers institute at Berry
ton will be held in the Berryton hal Gu
There are now dandelions in blossom IN
Topeka. Dandelions in midwinter are
something out of the ordinary
his home since Sunday with severe cola,
day.
Ulcers will be held Saturday evening In K.
P; hall by Capital Temple NO z FStnian
Sisters.
day from the probate court although
Wednesday is usually the busiest day for
civil ceremonies.
Postmaster A. K. Rodgers. who has
state, paid 1,s3D carriers $l64. 0eS 80 for their
services during the month of December
The Topeka soccer football men who ex-
pect to play in the game in Kansas City
SUNDAY against the Schmelzers are re-
quested to meet at 5s2 Kansas avenue to-
night
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
United Brethren church will meet Friday
afternoon at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Capps on Eagle and Minnesota ave-
nues in Highland Park A program VIII
be given.
meeting will be held at the Quinton
Heights Baptist church tonight which will
De conducted by the gospel team Of the
First Baptist church Revival meetings
are being held this week
dorsed Captain P. H: Coney Of Topeka
for the position Of national G; 4 R com com
sas are ali strong for the captain
The third Of the ss.ss of x9e VIII oa
a SATURDAY..
besinnIns At SIS o.eiock The , N team team
ssainst .A."
the American Association of Public Ac-
counts, will speak before the members OF
sne CLUB Mex n01s
said to have a pleasing personality
The farmers of the Mission Center
as faro1ns city in THIS
Is ono Of the projects that the :. Topeka .h;a
year.
John r. Harrison, United States mar
shall. returned today from Kansas City.
where he attended federal court Morton
l.. Campbell. United States commissioner.
will return this evening.
The January. issue of the Commercial
Club Bulletin is on the press today. 1t
contains reports Of officials and committee
chairme- submitted at the annual meet
page pears a cut Of the new president. j.
f. Haskell.
Starting the first Sunday in February.
will hold series Of evangelistic meetings
at the First Christian church. Six persons
will accompany Rev: Mr.. Vawter There
under the direction of E. C. Tuckerman.
The Washburn Review of tfAs week says
that Jacob MontsT the s newly ay
one Of hH star as th m
- 80 = ko4
on the Ichabod field. And Jake" il stfli
running.
According to H. H. Pugh. chairman of
Commercial club. not a few Topeka busi-
ness men are looking forward to the time
when anothe. trade es extension train N.
1t is probable that the trip will be more
extensive than the one made last year
Pacific. ~ % 'A -
Or; J: c. McGill. city health officer;
vaccinated an entire family living at 81
in the same house had developed small
pox and was taken to the detention hos
H.Y.s and wife sna sen sna
Marie. Roy and Edgar Clark. OF the en-
tire number Mr. Hayes was the only one
who had been vaccinated previously.
The city commission will probably adj
struction Of the skeine park sewer The
representative OF the state board OF health
viii come here tomorrow from Lawrence
to 70 over the plans and specifications,
As Il Is not necessary to secure approval
of the state board of health before a city
can construct a sewer.
Passenger officials of the Rock Island
Lines in Topeka have arranged to run q
special train out of Topeka the night OF
the Kansas Day banquet to accommodate
the 100 Republicans on the St. Joseph line
who have asked for the additional service.
Julia Marfowe. in her private car Fed
eral," passed through Topeka on Santa
Fe train No. 10 at o'clock this afternoon
She is going to New York for an opera
ton for appendicitis and has cancelled
her engagements in the west
John H. Linn left Topeka this after
noon for Reno, New, to attend an indus
trial conference at the University OF
Nevada. Mr.. Linn will tell of the APP
prentice schools of the Santa Fe these
being recognized throughout the country
as the most successful anywhere estap-
lished. F. w. Thomas. supervisor of these
schools. is now in Washington, d. c., on
a similar mission, but will be back in To-
peka in a day or two.
Over one hundred and fifty prospective
high school students from tho eighth