The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-15

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Social dancing and class tonight at
kellam halI-Adv.
Ever know of so many parades on
Kansas avenue? Therell be another
one tonight
Just what has happened to the pro-
posed electrifying of the Leavenworth
& Topeka road?
Woodman Circle, Live Oak Grove
No, Is, will give a social at K P. hall
Thursday evening.
The Woman's Benefit association of
the Maccabees, No. 90, will hold its
annual benefit bazaar all this week at
Ice East Sixth avenue
Dr. C c. Luu. who Joined Battery
A, in June and went to the border,
IS home on d Through. He will return
to Eagle Pass in lew days
Degree of Honor lodges Nos and
6 will hold joint session and enter
tainment tonight in the hall on the
second floor of 625-27 Kansas avenue
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar H. Whitlow of
Kansas City. Mo. are the parents of
son, born November 10. Mrs. Whit
low before her marriage was Miss
Josephine Wade.
Los Angeles is another city built ~
the spirit Of the people Advertising
end boosting and rot natural indus
trial or commercial advantages built
that famous city.
Did church organ;za ton ever
think of giving Thanksgiving din
ner tn all the young people in Topeka
away from home? They, no doubt.
would be glad to pay for it.
Each Of the three lakes in Central
park this morning was completely
covered with a thin layer of ice Small.
boys are testing it already but the ice
is not solid neough for skating.
west, to show his appreciation. Many
are wondering whether he will EXPIRE IS
as much gratitude to the Democrat
state central committee as he will 20
Governor CaDper.
Secrecy again surrounds the pro-
gram at the Rotary dinner tomorrow
noon at Pellet;ers Tea Room Just
the same, George Hart used whole
page of stationery to invite the Ro-
tarians to the dinner.
J. H. Engle of Abilene, president of
the Kansas State Sunday School asso-
citation, will address the teachers and
workers of the Central Congregation
al church tomorrow evening at din
ner given in the church parlors
Mayor Jay E. House was the only
man who wore Tuxedo at the
Chamber of Commerce dinner Tues
day night. He is against Henry AL
lens plan of CRY manager right at
-
be in favor of it III May
The drill team Topeka lodge 40.
2, Fraternal Aid Union, elected of
ficers as follows at the meeting
Tuesday evening: Chairman. Mrs
William Busby: secretary, Miss JtifFa
Schaefer: treasure Mrs. A J. James;
captain, Mrs T. B. Garrett
Citizen Mcbride heat the city
commissioners to the city hall this
morning. He didn't reveal any more
of his plans, excepting to show Com
missioner Tandy speeifica lions for new
piping to he rsed in the proposed
municipal owned natural gas plant.
A fat pie today eraced the table of
each Topeka fireman in spite of the
high cost of pies. Every one of the
seventy-two firanaen in the city re-
ce:ved a pie from the ideal bakery III
| token of appreciation of the efficient
ma nner in which they handled the re-
cent fire at the bakery.
The So fe in the office of the Tulloch
Coal company. on Fast Fourth street
was broken into Tuesday night and
robbed of its contents. The amount
taken was about s14 The heavy out
side door was not locked and the bur
g1ar used a sledge BONNER to break
open the light inside door.
| Interest in the Railroad Y M. C. A
ried on. is keen in the general offices