The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-11
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You may have thought the wind un-
comfortable Sunday. Wait until it
comes back!
The executive board of the Young
Womens Christian association will
hold it's monthly NEE ting at the build
ing Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
Miss Annette Nicoll, city bateriolo-
gist will take a weeks vacation begin
ming Friday She will visit E. ]. Bar
tel and family of Muskogee, Okla.
The Thursday Night club of the Y.
w. c. A. has changed it's meeting hour
to Monday at o'clock. The club
meets tonight at the association build
ing to revise the constitution and
change the name of the club. The
membership will be increased from
eight to nearly 20. Supper is served
tho girls by the Y. w. C. A.
l. D. Graham, formerly of Topeka,
has been named editor of Rural
Spirit, farmer and stockman paper
published at Portland. Ore. Graham
was an instructor in farm institute
work at the State Agricultural college
nineteen years. This year he has been
assistant in the livestock department
at the Panama-Pacific exposition.
The Dramatic club of the Y. w. c.
A. will present Every Girl this
evening at o'clock. Beginning today
the club will present a play or sketch
every week during the winter months
phase of Y. w. c. A activity here,
there being no club for the past year
or two. Miss Mildred Coover is the
coach.
The federal building at Topeka was
a deserted place today All the Off
Gals went to Leavenworth to attend
the October term of the federal grand
jury. Fred Robertson, United States
district attorney; 0. t. Wood, United
States marshal; c. c. jackson, deputy
nj ad TsCI oil Ind
Pollock, Mort A1baugh, clerk of the
United States district court, and f. L.
Campbell, of the clerks office, will be
in Leavenworth all week.
The annual convention of the Sec
ono District Woman's Relief Corps
will be held at Bonner Springs Tues
day. An all-day business NEE ting and
an open evening meeting will be held.
Addresses will be given by the mayor
and commissioners, preachers, G. A.
r. officials and officials of the corps.
Meetings will be held at Masonic tenn
pie. Every corps is entitled to one
delegate, or to one representative for
every thirty-five members if the corps
numbers more than thirty-five.
Spontaneous combustion caused a
fire in a pile of slack in the yards Of
the Jackson-Walker Coal company
near Ninth and Adams streets at 6
O'Clock this morning. Fire companies
also were called to Tyler street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
Sunday night. A city light plant wire
had set fire to a pole. Sunday after
noon the department was called to 31S
East Tenth street, the cause being a
blaze started from a gas stove in the
home of N. w. Newly. The loss was
less than three dollars. A small. blaze
in the kitchen of NJ. P. Hillyer, 716
West Twelfth street, did SIS damage
Saturday night. The cause was I'M
known.
The following births were reported
at the office of the city clerk today:
Grover d. Logan and wife, 1919 Madi-
son street, September 4, girl: Glenn
Parker and wife, 1176 Clay street, Sep
TENDER 5, girl; John Allen ana wife,
APP Jefferson street. October y, girl;
James F. Connaughton and wife, 629
Jefferson street, October 5, girl; John
William Newell and wife, 1918 Arch
street, October s, boy; Seward H.
Roberts and wife, R. R. Is, October
8. girl; Benjamin H. Neill and wife,
40 Monroe street, October 2 boy;
Robert A. Rightmire and wife, 200
Waite street. October z, girl; j. +.
William Renker and wife, 3O1 Leland
avenue, October 8, boy; Joseph Ed
ward Morris and wife, 1924 North
Harrison street, October 8, girl;
Robert Lewis Baker and wife, $40
Liberty street, September 80, girl;
Harry G. Anderson and wife, 511
Madison street. october 4, boy.
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