The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07
IN NORTH Topeka
Schedule for Special Trains ON
the Union Pacific
During State Teachers Conven.
ton To Be Held in City.

For the accommodation Of teachers in
various parts OF the state who will at
be held in Topeka November II. 10 and
IA, a number Of special trains will be
run into this city over the Union Pa
cific railroad. In addition to the spe-
Gals, extra equipment will be added all
regular trains.
On the Marysville branch train serv-
ice will be given instead OF the motor
car on November II, Is and IA. Novem-
Der IL train will be run from Leav-
worth to Topeka, leaving Leaven-
worth at $3.50 o'clock in the morning
and arriving in Topeka at 1:30 o'clock
in the morning. -
Another special will be run between
Kansas City and Topeka carrying
teachers from the southwestern part OF
the state. This special will be run No
vember Il and will leave Kansas City
early in the morning and arrive in this
city shortly before noon.
Teachers in the western-central pOr-
ton Of Kansas will be carried to To-
peka on q special train from Salina
November L. The Salina special will
leave Salina at Z o'clock in the morn
ing and will arrive in Topeka at II 80
o'clock.
The Beloit teachers will leave that
place on November IL on a special
car The Concordia teachers will also
be furnished a special car which will
leave that place on the morning of
November IL. +,
1t is expected that the Union Pacific
will carry several hundred teachers to
the convention.
A New Instructor.
r. c. Dellinger Of Garrett. Kan, has
been secured by the officials Of the
Boys Industrial school. north Of the
city. to take charge OF gymnasium and
athletic work at the school, Mr.. Dell
lfnser arrived at the school this morn
ing.
The new instructor comes to the
school with u good record in athletic
work and high endorsements.
No Cholera There.
Although an epidemic Of hog cholera
is sweeping the southern part of Shaw
nee county. there has been no trace Of
the disease found in the north part Of
the county, according to veterinarians.
The cholera is causing considerable
trouble south of the CITY," said DIR. c.
o. By1erly, veterinarian. this morning
No cases have been reported in North
Shawnee. In the northern part of the
county live stock of all kinds seems to
ton at the present time
Horseshoe Club Meeting. J
At the meeting of the North Side
Horseshoe club held Friday evening it
was decided to hold another meeting
Tuesday evening and elect officers for
Use CoLAtAu8 year. Inc OUfcerS were to
have been elected Friday evening but
this was postponed owing to the small
attendance. The North side club is
completing one Of the finest courts in
the state.
c. H. Crosswhite and Mrs W. d. Cross
white. both OF McFall, No., are SPENDING
a few days with G. T. Crosswhite, 14io
North Quincy street g. T. Crosswhite
the Santa Fee shops. He has recovered
from his injuries and win return to work
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Howard Of Merfden
have returned home. after q business
trip to this city.
At the county>a and state election Tues
day George Frisbee, well known In North
TOPEKA. was reelected county treasurer
Margaret HetzelI of Elmont was n
North side business visitor today
J. c. Taylor of Granville has returned
home. after business trip to the North
side. -
8. c. McAdams OF Walters. Okla. Is
visiting friends and relatives in North To-
peka and Rossvihe. Mr.. McAdams form
eriy lived in North Topeka
A. n. Petro. druggist.-Adv
Miss Mary Black of Summerffeld win
arrive in North Topeka the first OF NEXT
week She will attend the State Teach
ers' convention.
University. Is spending few days in
North Topeka visiting his mother
Mrs. Gertrude Reed Of Lincoln Center
has returned home. after visiting friends
and relatives In North Topeka
Fred voiland has returned from Holton
where he attended a Masonic meeting
"A banquet win be given by the boys OF
the Second Presbyterian church Monday
evening.
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