The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-12
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Will be held at the Protident building
tonight.
Several of the Topeka banks wfll
hold their annual meetings Tuesday
afternoon.
The quarterly meeting OF the Kan
saS Children's Home society win b
held Feb. 4.
The. annual meeting Of the Topeka
Rebate association will be held some,
time next week.
A number Of Topekaus are planning
to attend the annual auto show at
Kansas City. January 16-1&
George n. Fisher. physical training
director OF the International Y. NJ. C.
A., will be in Topeka January Il.
Wedding license has been issued to
Ward Keller, aged 23, and Marguerite
E. Brown. aged II. both Of Lawrence.
The brotherhood Of the Central
Congregational church will meet at
tho Commercial club quarters Tues
day.
George II. Hodges, governor Of KAN
sas, will speak tonight Oefore The neA4.
bers of the Political Science club at
Washburn college.
The Auburndale Christian church has
held some successful revival meetingA
w. A. Morrison of Columbus, Mo-. il
leading the meetings.
C. A. Randall former ticket clerk
with the Rock Island Lines at Her
ington, has been promoted to a similar
position with the road in Topeka
Judge Robert Carver has~returned
from a business trip and was at the
court of Topeka this morning. James
e. Larimer acted az judge pro tenn
during Judge Garver's absence.
Raymond Leech. formerly with the
pany of Topeka, has been appointed q
stenographer in the office Of the
Santa Fe freight claim auditor.
Several children were held in the
county Jail over Sunday-wards of the
Juvenile court, waiting transporta-
ton to the Industrial school Need OF
a detention home is imperative.
J. F. FARRELL, publicity agent Of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway
in Topeka, has returned to his office
after an Industrial and marketing tour
of New Mexico. farrell Is filled with
the spirit OF the southwestern country.
The Western Union company. which
for thirty-One years was located at 6z1
Kansas avenue, moved Saturday into
building. The business office is equip
ped with new furniture and il attrac-
tive.
The first fifty pound parcel post
package ever received in Topeka was
mailed to the Topeka office this morn
ing. Since the new limit went into ef-
feet, several packages Weighing over
20 pounds have been sent through
the post.
Last Saturday was one of the busi-
est days in the second division Of the
district court this year. Judge George
H. whitcomb signed nearly SO orders
Of various kinds during the day. Va
rious civil suits and divorce cases are
set for hearing this week.
Several hundred feet OF additional
trackage will be constructed in Topeka
soon by the Rock Island. The stor-
age Of the new $500 class locomotives
has necessitated additional rails. The
monster engines ara TOO large to be
accommodated In tho local round
house. II,
The friendly visitors Of the Provi-
dent association will meet next Thurs
day afternoon. There II moro work
for the visitors in the months of Jam
| uary and February than at any other
time of the year. Here IL an oppor-
tunity for Topeka women to engage
in social service activity.
I
citation free dental dispensary waa
held late Saturday when thirteen chill
dren were given attention. Teeth
were both filled and extracted. An
j other clinic will be held next Satur-
| day A chair and other equipment
has been installed in room in the
| Provident building.
Miss Inge Peterson Of Chicago
| field worker Of the Baptist Woman'a
Foreign Missionary society. Is in To-
peka. She win speak at the Seward
1 Avenue Baptist church this evening
and at the First Baptist church Tues
:, day afternoon. An invitation is ex-
tended to those interested In mission
work to attend these meetings.
Miss hnna v. Rice, secretary Of the
| religious department for the nationA
organization of he 7. w. C. A., viii
be in Topeka next Friday night wher
the annual meeting OF the local asso.
| citation is held. She win be the guess
| OF honor at the annual banquet fol
members in the dining room Of the To-
cal building at $50 o'clock Frida,
! evening.
(, Howard Patten, superintendent OF
the Street Railway company, an
| nounced today that cars will be oper-
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