The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-08
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Banks will be closed all day Lin
coins birthday. Friday. February IL
The sons and Daughters of Justice
will meet in the Masonic building
Tuesday evening.
The Current Topics club of the high
school will meet this evening as usu-
al. An interesting program has been
arranged.
The Socialists meet tonight at Lin
coin Post hall, East Sixth street. at
8 o'clock. Representative Brewer Will
be present and make an informal al
dress. Meeting open to all.
The post office employees in body
attended the meeting at the FIRST
Methodist church last night rev;
sermon on Letters and Letter Gar
riers."
The national encampment OF the y.
A. r will be held at Washington, y
c.. during the week of September -
according to a notice received oy w.
W. Denison, adjutant of the Kansas
G. A. r.
A basketball game will be held to-
night at eight O'Clock at the Y. W. =.
A., between the Santa Fe and Capper
teams and between the Lucky rive
and p S. G. teams. Mr.. MacLean Will
referee the games.
H. b. Wilson. superintendent OF city
schools, will attend conference OF
school superintendents at Emporla
FRIDAY He will give an address on
The Chief Business of the Superlh-
tendent of Schools"
l.. NJ, Penwell will entertain the
members of the Topeka Shrine ciup
Tuesday evening at the Masonic tenn
pie. Penwell is Industrious potentate
of the Abdallah Shrine. The event
will start with a supper.
nj the class at
the Central Y. NJ. c. A. in first aid TO
the injured under Joseph F. Reisner
will be held this evening at seven
o'clock The question of material for
first aid will be taken up.
The sunshine of the last two days
has caused the first tulips and other
early Towering plants to show them
selves above the surface of the ground.
OF course this is just in the sheltered
spots where the sun beats down.
The meeting of the Provident AS
sociation Mothers club which was to
be held tomorrow win be postponed on
account OF the quarantine for small
pox at the association building. The
meeting will be held in two weeks
Statements for the income tax are
due March 1. All people who come
under the law are supposed to send
in their statements by that time with
out notification. w. H. L. Pepperell
of LeavenwOrth is the collector OF the
income tax in Kansas.
An old fashioned district school en-
tertainment will be given this evening
at the First Congregational church.
H. L. Shirer will be schoolmaster.
Those who will take part will include
George A. Guild, Ed Fox, Mrs. DR..
Storrs and Mrs. Ed Smith.
A meeting of the High School club
will be held this evening at the high
school cafeteria at SIS o'clock. 1t
will be the big meeting of the club for
the season. Several of the local high
school boys will tell of the big con-
ference for older boys held in Wich-
tia Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
A spring festival will be given by
the Topeka Art society this year.
Dean Whitehouse reports progress in
the work of organizing and rehearsing
for the affair. The large chorus re-
hearses every Monday night, and it
has been announced that the Minnea-
polls symphony orchestra will assist in
the program.
Team No. under NJ. c. Blanchard
is in the lead in the Central Y. NJ. c.
A. Saturday evening volleyball tour
nament with percentage of $50.
Teams No. s and No. s under w. A.
Benson and Bert ]. Eampenau respect
lively are tied for second place with a
percentage of 416. Team No. under
DIR. c. H. LerrigO has a percentage OF
253.
Martin L. Galyean. aged "A. an old
soldier, died Sunday at his home, 37S
Kellam avenue. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Jennie H. Galyean; a
daughter. Mrs. Marie Kassbaum, and
a son. Elmer E. Galyean. The funeral
will be held from the Oakland NJ e.
church Tuesday morning. Mr. Gal
yean was a veteran of the Civil war.