The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-31
SNAP SHOTS
AT HONE NEWS.

4AdnAB81t4u8 - Juo& IWGnty e0A4 O8yS
away.
The regular November meeting Of the
board of education will be held next
Monday night.
Fishing on the Intermittent Shunga-
nunga ia reported to be good now. Ac-
cent on reported"
Fred C. Migiiario is the candidate
for superintendent of public instruc-
ton instead Of Fred o. Migliario.
Too good to last is the kind of
weather Topeka has been getting.
Rain is predicted for tonight or to-
morrow.
Topeka scoutmesters are asked to
hand into the court of honor. Boy
Scouts the standing Of troops and
scouts In the contest.
Many persons for some reason un-
known, believed last night was Hal
loween. Most of them, however, will
celebrate again tonight.
Prof d. II. Seymour is giving his
services absolutely free of charge in
connection with the free noon hour
pipe organ concerts at the Auditorium
The sixth of a series of sermons on
THE Signs Of the Times and the Com
| ing of Christ" will be preached at the
First Swedish Baptist church Sunday
morning by the Rev. c. A. Alden.
Candidates are still campaigning al
though all the voters have either made
up their minus or nave SIMPLY IcaCneO
contrary state and will oppose all
suggestions offered as to selections Of
candidates.
Tom Powell's soccer football experts
will hold a practice on the Western
league field Sunday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock. The team is preparing for the
| Thanksgiving game against the strong
Schmelzers of Kansas City.
A Halloween party for children was
held this afternoon Mt the " NJ q A.
beginning at two O'Clock. First there
was play hour under Miss Kate Will
Hams. The party proper which fol-
| lowed was under Mrs. c. A. Musselman.
A meeting of local educators and
business men was held at noon today
Commercial club, for the purpose OF
| making arrangements for the enter
| tainment OF the Kansas teachers, No
vember 12-4
John H. Fazel. Boy Scout commits
sioner for Topeka. is asking the local
scOutmasters to furnish him with a
list OF the names of all scouts who
OF the Kansas State Teachers associa-
! ton. November 1914.
DIR. Samuel G. Hefelbower of Wash
burn college will lead the discussion at
the meeting Of the Topeka Ministerial
Union in the First Presbyterian church
subject: Some Tendencies Today in
Sciences and Philosophy"
H. F. Estes, inspector Of bureau of
explosives. Chicago, will deliver a lee
ture at the Commercial club quarters
next Monday evening on "Transporta-
ton of Explosives. Inflammables, Acids,
and Other Dangerous Articles" All
persons interested are invited to attend
the meeting. The lecture was arranged
| through H. D. Driscoll. commissioner
for the Topeka Traffic association.
! Whether or not DIR. Benjamin Young,
pastor of the First Methodist church,
has grudge against the Smith tribe
will be divulged Sunday when he will
speak on Smith and the Church, or
the Church and Smith" In the morn
Ing he will present Smiths side as
i against the church. and In the evening
he will present the side of the church
against Smith. The topics are based
on discussion of the subject. Should
Smith Go to Church" by Meredith
Nicholson in the Atlantic Monthly.
Sabetha will send her full quota of
teachers to Topeka for the annual
meeting Of the Kansas State Teachers
association. Nov. 1914. George A. AL
| len. jr.. superintendent. has written az
follows to D. A. Ellsworth. secretary of
| the association: IT enclose herewith
the enrolment Of all the Sabetha teach
ers-17 Of them-for the K. s. T. A. for
, 1915. We are to have a special car from
| Sabetha over the Rock Island. Will
leave here at 4:25 O'Clock Wednesday
| evening. and reach Topeka at 1880"
Mrs. +. J. Ream was elected presi-
dent of the Topeka Missionary fedora
ton Other officers: First vice presi.
dent. c. c. Nicholson; second vice
president. Mrs. NJ. F. Troxell; secre-
tary, Mrs. E. G. Smith; correspondents
secretary, Mrs. r. " Lesson: treasurer
Mrs. r. A. Rutledge. The new ad.
visory board Is composed Of Mrs. Addie
Stalker, Mrs. Festus Foster, Miss Min.
ME Miller, Mrs. A. v. Lindell, Mis-
Susie B. Sweet. DR.. LaBelle Ture, Mrs
S. NJ. Fergus, Mrs Nicholas Eller and
| Mrs. c. j. Hanna.
Deficit Is S1l,10O. 4ee.