The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-05
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The regular April meeting of the
board of education will be held this
evening
There is still a portion of the West
side that the city trash wagons have
not visited
Twenty persons were confirmed at
Grace cathedral at the Sunday morn
ing services.
The promotion committee of the
Commercial club under s c. Petit
met today.
the Central Y. NJ C A circus, April
% and "a.
W B. Trowbridge is having a sleep
ing porch added to his dwelling at 4IS
Lincoln street
The board of education viii hold its
monthly meeting at the hlgn scnooI
building this evening.
\ meeting of the agricultural com
mittee of the Commercial cIuo unoer
]. c MohIer was held today
J. J. Holman. deputy sheriff. a a5e
peared on the streets today with the
first straw hat of the season
Mrs. Mary r Andrews. Az Wood
lawn avenue will erect d s1x-rooIn
two-story residence in Potwin soon
An important meeting of the North
Topeka Colored Republican CLUB viii
be held at SOS West B street tonight
permit to have an addition 10 nsr
dwelling at AIS Lincoln street con-
structed-
There will be no meeting of the To-
peka Rotary club this week; 80
next meeting will be held a Weeh Il oiiA
Wednesday noon
Miss Gladys Kemper of Topeka
played an organ solo at the I rs Istiehl n
church in Atchison sunday before an
audience of 1900
A water carnival Will constitute
one of the side shows at the zen - IL,
V NJ G A circus April % and - Pne
main ring will be in the gymnasium
The weather was fair in all sections
of Kansas this morning, according 70
the reports received today at the local
oFfice OF the United States weather
bureau
Jimmy Porter. the small son OF w
L Porter. city commissioner or PARKS,
fell from his tricycle. saturday anu
fractured both bones below the eIooW
of one arm
Thirty new members were taken
in+o the First Methodist church Easter
sunday Dr. Benjamin Young Off
ciated at the special ceremonies sun
day morning
W. G Austin, state printer, viii
speak before the members of the Cur
rent Topic club of the Central Y NJ
c A. this evening. supper will be
served at o'clock
There is more activity at the Com
mercial club quarters nowadays than
has been the case in many months
Several meetings of more or less i'm
portance are held daily
Mrs. s NJ. Hostetter and Miss Mary
Mcclure of 524 West Tenth street
were called to Valley Falls Friday
morning on account OF the death or
their father. Mr.. John Mcclure.
Dr. 5. s Estey, who was offered an
important secretaryship in the Pres
byterian church. will not announce his
decision until May, when the general
assembly of the church is held
N P Nielsen, Topeka architect, has
prepared plans and specifications for
a $4,000 school building that will be I
built at Marysville- Bids will be |
opened Wednesday,
DR.. Henry c. CuIbertson, president
of the College of EmpOria will speak
before those in attendance this even |
ing at the Topeka Training school for
Sunday school workers at 1880 o'clock
in the Y W. c. A building
Lundgren & Carlson were the lowest
bidders in connection with the new
building which will be erected at 212
PA West Sixth avenue by Rehkopf
Brothers. Eleven bids were submit
ted. L. NJ. Wood is the architect.
The high school authorities have
been getting definite information reIa-
tive to fraternities in the school. They
are determined to effectually weed out
the secret organizations and drastic
steps may be taken at any time
4 meeting of the committee ap-
pointed to arrange a baseball ticket /
selling campaign will be held at the |
Commercial club tonight All men,
bers of the committee and all who wish 4
to assist in the work are requested to I
attend.
Roy L. Bone, city commissioner of 1
finance has left for Idaho on bust |
ness which he expects will keep him /
away until April 20. As there will be /
a change of administration while he /
is away he babe goodbye to his asso-
ciates before leaving.
Easter marriage licenses were issued 4
to the following couples: Frank Phil 4
lips and Ethel ClOuse, North Topeka;
David W Ludwig and Alice Deven-I
dorf, Topeka; Thomas A Murphy of .
Hanover and Mary J. Supple of To- /
peka; Robert B. Mckee of Dallas and /
Beulah Allsup, Topeka
A barn at 20 Wagner street, in Au-