Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-09-23
TOPEKA FALL FESTIVAL.
Program for the Second Annual Fes-
tlVal and Reunion.

| Following is the complete program for the Tt
| peka Fall Festival and Soldiers and Sailors Re
union, which opens September27 ~:
Monday -Fraternal Day.
Parade at $50 p. m, consists of four divisions
headed by Mrs Is Sutton, Queen of the Festival
and Court, Chief Justice and lvernor; marches
| to the Fair Grounds, where the Mayor delivers
the keys OF the city to the Queen, In the presence
| of the Chief Justice and Governor Nearly every
secret society in the State will be represented
500 p. m.-Meeting of fraternal orders in paw
| illion on fair grounds.
SOOp. m Camp dedication. Address by May.
or O A Fellows and Coy Leedy. Responses BY J
| W Moore Of Marion, W II Russell OF Rush Cen
| ter, and A P Elder Of Ottawa.
Tuesday-Flremens' Day.
1000 a. m Parade Of State Firemen's associa
| ton participated In by 25 Of the best fire cOmpan
les in the State Parade will terminate in the
camp, and be reviewed by the Queen.
| 900 D. m.-State Firemens tournament on the
race track, at the Fair Grounds.
500 D. m. Exhibition by Kansas City Pompie
| Corps, to be followed by dance by 800 Cheyenne
Arapahoe, Usage and Pottawatomie indians
Wednesday Santa Fe Day.
1880 a. m Parade, composed Of Fix grand di
visions with more than fifty floats and $4,000 mel
| in line
l $3.50 D. m-Mcetng in pavilion Addresses by
OK Holiday, VIM b Strong, President e Z Rip
ley, Geo r Peck, and Paul Morton.
800 p. m--Grand spectacular parade. Camp
Ere in pavilion after parade.
Thursday Day.
900 q. m.-Sixteenth Century Knights tourna
ment, followed BY Indian dance. Both to take
place on the grounds.
| 200 p. m-FlOral parade in four divisions, lee
| by the Queen and her court
500 p. m-CampGre in Pavilion, addressed BY
the Governor.
$40 D. m.-Grand court ball and banquet in rep
| hill Tnvifaffnna limitnd n
900 p. m Indian dance.
FFiday-SoldeFs' Day,
1880 a. m Grand military parade consisting
Of U s cavalry battery OF ght artillery, che en-
tire Kansas National Gnard Sons OF Veterans. anC
soldiers Of the late war organized by states. The
State having the largest number OF soldiers In th
parade will receive handsome silk banner.
300 D. m -Sham battle, participated In by thu
entire National Guard, with 70,Od0 rounds Of am
munition. Thls will be the largest sham battl,
ever given in the West.
400 D. m.- -Great campfire OF the week. Ad
dresses by Post commander in Chief, John ]
I Rea OF Minnesota, Fast Commander In Chief
VIM Warner Uf Missouri; Geo h Peck and Others
800 p. m.-Parade Of karnival Knights ant
grand Karnival
800 p. m,-Karnlval Ball
Saturday Bye.
1O:OOa m Mrs Sntton Queen of the Fes
tival. returns the keys OF the Guy to the Mayor.
2:0U D. m strike tents aud good bye.
FALL FESTIVAL NOTES.
George II. Peck, recognized US one NJ the great
est living orators will be one OF the speakers vi
Topeka during festival week, which commences
September n.
The famous Pomper Fire Corps, of Kansas plty
will rescue people from u burning seven story
building, on Tuesday evening, September IS, at
the Topeka Fall Festival
Mrs. y. S. Sutton. Queen of the Topeka Fall
Festival, will occupy a regal throne, and review
all parades. Her court Of twenty four beautiful
young ladies and gallant young men, will be in
waiting.
The soldiers and sailors reunion will be one oil
The big features Of the Topeka Fall Festival The
soldiers parade will take place on Friday.
Those who wish to secure accommodations 10
advance during the Topeka Fall Festival shoQl
address Henderson & Wood, who will make al
Assignments free of cost, Rooms can be sec ure
from twenty cents per day up.