The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-04
LOCAL MENTION.

lUGAL MENllUh,
Judge ]. s West will speak on "A
Man Five Stories High at the Cur
rent Topic club meeting Monday
night at the Central Y. Nj. g. a A
new Grafonola has been bought by
the club and a program of grand
opera selection will be given during
the meal.
A number from the Central ~
left for Kansas City today to attend
the F. NJ. c. A. convention held there.
The Topeka party will return Mon
day morning. They are H. A. Jungk,
G. H. Hoyes, r. N. Knapp, Frank
Myers. Charley Plat, Job Little and
Glass, Glazing and Paint. Miller &
Gillespie, $50 K A. Phone 955.-Adv.,
when a Man Comes to Himself
will be the subject of the Rev. Robert
Gordon's baccalaureate- sermon Sun
day night before the senior class of
the Topeka high school.
The January report of the city wa
ter department, filed with the city
commission today, shows that the city
collected total of $7,971-74 from the
meter rates during the month. Cost of
repairs, due largely to frozen meters,
turned in to the city treasurer was
$9.307.S3.
The total amount of Expenditures au-
thorized by the city commission to-
day for the pay roll for the last half
of January and all other expenses is
S37,s71.14.
The Berryton Farmers Institute
will hold its annual meeting at Berry
ton February "a and rs.
Painless dental work at moderate
prices at the White Dental Parlors,
500 Kansas Ave, Phone 714.-Adv.
The only birth certificate filed with
the city clerk today recorded the birth
of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs, E. L.
Newberry at 201 Burr street, Feb
ruary 8. -s,.'.
Degrees in the Marked Master and
Past Master will be conferred by To
peka lodge No. at Masonic temple
Monday night. Refreshments will be
served at 10 o'clock.
The Topeka Radio club will meet al
the home of Stafford Thatcher, Twenty
eighth and Michigan, this evening al
1880 o'clock. Wireless messages will
be picked UP and experiments dis
cussed.
The farewell party of the January
; 1916, class of the Topeka high schoo
will be held at the home of jaime:
, Lindsay. 204O Lincoln street, this
. evening.
, The engineering club of the Topeka
high school will meet at the building
Wednesday afternoon.
, A mems league will be organized to
night at the First Baptist church SINH
lar to the leagues in Philadelphia
Pittsburg and other cities by member
of the Bob Johnson evangelistic party
, Dr. e. s. Pettyjohn will preside an
the Rev. E. H. Emett will present
} plan of operations. The Rev. Rober
Gordon will speak and the Rev. Will
. liam Young will sing.
Glass and glazing. call o4s. J. K
l Jones Paint Co.-Adv.
! / The ladies of Lincoln Post Circle
will serve Pension day dinner Satur
r day at Lincoln Esost hall
There are six cases of smallpox il
l Topeka according to the records o
g the city health department Their
t may be other cases but they have no
been reported to the city. Most o
t these cases are at the city detention
1 hospital east of town. Some peopl
D refuse to go to the detention hospita
| and Commissioner w. l.. Porter say
there is no way to force them to &c
4 When they decline to go to the hos
| pital the health department quaran
i tines them at home and places rigi,
| restrictions on the whole household.
, Loyal Order of Moose will give
dance in their hall Saturday night
Admission 25c.-Adv
Choosing a Husband" will be tn
subject of Evangelist Bob Johnson
sermon tonight at the East side tab
ernacle. DIR. johnson will speak oil
u white slavery in his sermon.
AS Leroy F'ritts slowly drove a mill
4 wagon west on Ninth street tOda,
= noon an automobile coming along To
e peka avenue slid into the wagon at tn
:; | corner of Topeka avenue and Mint
f street The wagon was smashed ant
= the frightened horse ran away. FRITZ
D however, received no injuries. TIL
n car did not stop. Fritts' horse wa
cut in several places but not seriously
= meeting of the employers of la
y Dor in the city of Topeka will be hell
: at the Commercial club rooms at
= D. m Friday evening, February 4. TIL
d report of the committee appointed a
o a recent meeting will be heard, AM
/. plans for the organization of a Stat
d Employers association will be per
= fected. A full attendance of all EN-
d ployers of the city is desired.-Adv.
Announcement of Poor Commission
er Bacon that he will not be a can