The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-08

will be shown and as we'll as the sam
pies of needlework, etc. The officers
and committee in charge of the fair
are as follows:
F. P Rude, president; J. M. Pol
lom, general manager; J. w. Miller,
secretary, and P. Meyer, treasurer.
The following is list of the superin-
tendents and the departments they
have charge of: w. P. Kim ball and
G. o. Compton of the horses; z. r.
Cheney and Rufe Snodgrass of the
cattle; J. o. Browning and T. B.
Pitcher of the sheep and swine; Kirk
Cecil and Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney of
the poultry; A. c. Merritt and c. w
Lukens of the machinery; Boyd Pol
lom and A. Fulmer of the agriculture;
J. F. Cecil and c. L. Smith or the hor-
ticultures c. P. Rude and Q. F. Whit
ney of the garden; Miss Lille Pollom
and Mrs. Laura A. Lukens of the pan
try stores, and Mrs. Rena Browning
and Mrs. Hattie S. Cecil of the fancy
work.
A union meeting of the singers of
the different churches on the North
side will be held at the Kansas ave-
nue. M E. church at 1880 o'clock to-
night to prepare for the song service
which is to be given at the Chautau-
qua at Garfield park in July. 1t is the
desire of all interested in the matter
that as large an attendance as pos
sible be present at the rehearsal.
II am in favor of making a per-
manent organization of the singers
said w. NJ. Van Ness. one of the
leaders of the singing this morning.
'Of course, in the summer it will< be
difficult to get people to meet regu-
| larry, but through these rehearsals
we can discover what talent is found
on the North side and in the fall, if
| the majority are favorable toward
the matter, we can form ourselves in
| to a musical society,"
Notes and Personals.
| Don't forget that the Bijou Dream
at 1873 North Kansas avenue, is put
! ting on new moving pictures every
night.
John Kleinhans, the pure food inspec-
tor, visited the Model bakery yesterday
He found that the weight of the bread
sold by the bakery came up to tbs
regulations of the pure food law, ant
left his certificate to that effect.
| w. A. Forbes received word yester
day from Jud Lantz and family, wht
are on their way from Mansfield tt
Topeka in an auto. that they spen
Sunday at Warren, Mo, near the Mis-
sissippi river They expect to arrive
in Topeka for visit with the Forbese.
in few days.
| Ask about our big bargains in bug
gies. Henry hardware.
| The Baptist church Sunday schoo
classes of Mrs. John Anderson ane
Mrs. w. e. Section, are giving pic
mic west of the city just south of th'
A. ]. Berry farm today.
Many North side people buy theil
cottage cheese and buttermilk at thu
| Topeka creamery.
| Mrs. Marian Wilbur of Huntington
Ind, and Mrs. r. c. Friend of Carthage
Mo-, are visiting at the home of theil
sister, Mrs. w. S. Bergundthal, at 113
Jackson street.
! Guy Gardner. Union Pacific city pas
senger agent, is spending a few days il
Kansas City on business.
| A North side young married woman
who is visiting today at the home o
to cut down expenses. Il can eat ma:
cooking" she explained. land make MI
husband get a ten cent lunch uptown
In this way I can save money!
| Miss Emma Urban. of 1915 jackson
street, is expected to return toda!
from Beatrice, Neb., where she has beer
visiting at the home of her uncle, Rev
| Edwin Beck, pastor of a Methods
church.
| w. NJ. G. Lane of 126 East Norri.
street, is recovering from a slight i'll
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dolman, of 49,
Quincy street, have returned from St
Joseph. Mo-, where they have beer
visiting their son, John.
! Joe Renker has returned to st. Jos
eph after a visit at the home of S. S
Myers. at 1905 Western avenue.
Frank Gillice. of 126 East Norri:
street. has returned from a visit in st
Joseph, No.
Miss Ethel Binns. of Rossville. whit
khas been visiting at the home of hel