The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-12
SNAP SHOTS
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Which may come by pure luck after years.
]. G. Emahizer and H. a. Speilman
are transacting business in Kansas
City today.
w c. Austin of Cottonwood Falls,
former state printer. was business
visitor in Topeka this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Chain are the
parents of a baby girl born Tuesday
noon at the home, 100 North Quincy
street.
Mrs. Frank Johnson. 500 Taylor
street. entertained the Ladies Bible
class of the Swedish Bethel church
this afternoon.
A preparatory service will be held
at the Second United Presbyterian
church, corner of Eighth and Topeka
avenues, Friday evening
A banquet and program will be
given by the Volunteer class of the
Euclid Avenue Methodist church Fri
day evening at the building.
Preparation for meetings in the
Santa Fe shops was made at general
shop meeting committee session held
today at the Railroad Y. M. c. A.
The Central Railroad Y. NJ. c. As
clashed in a bowling engagement on
the r. r. alleys Tuesday night and
the Railroaders won by slight mar
gin.
The Rev. ]. X. Young held a revival
meeting today noon at the new Santa
Fe mill The Rev. William Young OF
the Bob Johnson party, spoke and
sang.
The Rev. and Mrs. Cornelius Ander-
son of Window, Mimi, who have been
visiting the Rev. and Mrs. G. A. AL
deem. will leave for home tomorrow
morning.
A meeting Of the Brotherhood of the
Swedish Lutheran church will be held
at the building Friday night, for the
annual business meeting and election
of officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaillard r. Miller will
leave tonight for Albuquerque, n. M,
where Mr.. Miller will be assistant to
the superintendent of reading rooms
for the Santa Fe system
The Rev. r. p. Mcpherson, 1907
Central Park avenue. entertained the
I,ovaI Bereans' class at his home last
night. Mr.. Mcpherson is pastor OF the
Central Park Christian church.
Installation of officers of the Wood
men of the World. Camp No. rs, will
take place at the lodge room Thurs
day night. Following the installation
the new officials will give supper for
the members.
Topeka lodge No. 81, Fraternal
Brotherhood, will hold a public install
lation of officers Wednesday night IN
Moose hall in the Masonic building A
dance will follow after the installa-
ton exercises.
Miss Maym H. Parsons will become
editor of the Topeka High School
World in February, succeeding Ewing
Fergus. who will graduate. Fergus
will get out two more numbers, one
Friday and one at graduation
j. D. Hickman. formerly head of the
department of printing at the State
Agricultural college, Manhattan, now
with w. r. Smith, state printer, went
to Manhattan last evening to be pres
ent at a big A. o. L. w. initiation.
Minard Lozier, the lyric tenor will
give a concert at the First Methodist
church January 8 under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid society. Assisting
artists are Horace Whitehouse, organ
list and accompanist, and Miss Helen
Phipps, violinist.
Miss Mary Shannon of Burma will
meet the girls of the First Methodist
church Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. B. NJ. Davies, Sixth and
Harrison streets. Miss Shannon is a
missionary sent by the Topeka branch
of the Standard Bearers and is home
on furlough.
William Nelson was made president
to succeed f. B. Whitmore, last night
at the annual meeting of the Topeka
Masonic board of control. B. S. Bout
well is the new vice president and the
two other officers were reelected,
George w. Banter as treasurer and
James B. Doncyson as secretary.
The fourteenth annual banquet of
the southwest department, Illinois
Life. will be held at the Hotel Muehl-
bach in Kansas City, Friday and Sat
urday, January IA and Is. The dele
cation from Topeka is composed of the
following: Col. ]. w. F. Hughes, ].
D. Quaney, W. T. Coolidge, c. w
4 Spreng, w. H. Graybill, H. B. Jenkins
and w. K. Martin.
Directors and officers of the Mer-
chants National bank were reelected
at meeting of the stockholders Tues
day afternoon. The directors and Of
ficials are: w. A. L. Thompson,
chairman of the board; F. w. Free
man, president; +. NJ. Bonebrake. vice
president and cashier; H. p. Dillon,
Robert Pierce, f. L. Copeland, and
Horace l.. Hail. directors.
L. d. Whittemore. the secretary of
/ the state board of education. has gone
! to Emporia to work out courses and
curricula for the county institutes.
curricula for the county institutes.
a short, inspirational course has re-
CURED an entire REIMBURSEMENT of
courses. Mr.. Whittemore will use
the Kansas Normal library for his
work which he considers the best in
the state for the purpose.
The annual meeting and election of
/ officers was held at he Swedish Luth-
eran church last night The new Off
GERS are: Philip Lindgren and c. E.
Malmberg, deacons; c. A. Gulign, F.
T. Brink and Frank Tulien. trustees;
Mrs. c. f. Malmberg. organist; Ed
ward Nordstrom and Louis Peterson.
delegates to district meeting; C. B.
Danielson, superintendent of Sunday
/ school.
~,
eral people over at the city hall. Clyde
rresner borrowed five or six copies of
/ ordinances from the city clerk and
misplaced them Every office in the
building was searched. Old desks
where the ordinances couldn't have
been by any possibility were included
in the search. The ordinances could
not be found and the system has been