The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-04

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ports wiil % read.
The Sons and Daughters OF Justice
will hold an Initiation this evening.
An orchestra win play for dancing
after the meeting.
e. r. Covell was attacked by al
stroke Of apoplexy Sunday morning,
and has been unconscious since that
time at his home on Tenth street.
The Guild music store win be closed
today and tomorrow on account Of the
death OF E. b. Guild. who established
the business over forty Year, aRo.
4. lecture ON chrt.ttan Science wilf
be delivered at the Grand Opera
house Thursday evening, May Ii, by
Jacob S. Shield, c. s. b., Of Chicago.
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from Rorvrell tn IeveV ana IN I'm
coin from BYRON 40. feet norfl, were
annroved today nv the CITY Commits
sion.
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IN erect 5 stonn ara hr,cir furc-storv
hu.iness buildin~ at i1e-42o Jackson
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TopeKa business men are oeelnnlns
TO reserve places on the annual traoe
h,t h ZIP sn ser, rr,,., ,o,. 4 ar :Id;s
fionaI thirtvs nve men.
t'onA t"'ley 1--WE ansn'
Contract I0f the pubic con1ort sta-
uon az dar1ieiu EtA WI Oe Iet ny
the city commission next MONDAY.
commissioner fo0er Is receivane m
Quif1es concerning the WORK
representatives OF tne Aansas
State Fair association expect to attend
grange meeting at Auburn THURSDAY
evening OF TINS WeeA. way ~ tney
VIII atteno = mees1ne oA eHe hisnAAnO
Park grange.
t, The all day meeting OF the Eastern
Kansas Holiness association Will be
held next Wednesday. May 9. at the
Pentec0stal Cnurcn OF the NazaTenes
on Lake street Detween rtn ~
sixtn streets- Fraise sersice oesins at
AZ c.och.- ssat
There was q DIG sunday crowd az
Gage park With the completion OF
the Gage park extension OF the street
railway line in sight 1t is a safe bet
that the number OF persons visleing
the park Will De douoie tnae OF any
previous seaso"'
The country around Iopeka with
the waving fields OF green wheat and
fruit blossoms never presented q more
attractive appearance. Hundreds of
Topekans took advantage of the de-
lightful weather Sunday and were out
in their automobiles.
An unusually large delegation from
Topeka will leave the city at 12:1O
O'Clock Tuesday for Hutchinson where
they win attend the annual convention
of the Kansas Sunday school assocta-
ton. The Merchants association OF To-
peka will put in q bid for the conven-
ton at Topeka next year.
The speaker tonight for the Topeka
training school for Sunday school
workers in the First Methodist church
will be DIR. Charles NJ. Sheldon. He
will deliver an address at 1880 o'clock.
O. e. Walker has left for Florida,
whore he will superintend the digging
OF his forty-eiehtsacre tract OF pota-
toes. ssssa * ssts-ss
There hax been an unusual interest
taken in swimming at the Y. w. c. A.
since the opening Of the pool, May l.
This season the pool will be emptied
and cleaned three times each week and
every comfort will be made to keep 1t
in strictly sanitary condition. All
bathing suits will be laundered after
they are used.
The GarlinEhouse Realty company
has taken out permits to erect a half
dozen dwellings at q cost ranging from
ri 400 to 81. 600 each. The dwellings will
be built at the following street num-
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