The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-14
NORTH SIDE NEWS.
Nearly 1000 Veterans Attend
ing G. A. II. Reunion.
Tell Stories by Red Light OF
Camp Fire Flames.
THEIR DAY AT FAIR.
Mrs. Ida Bell Sarver Dies From
Heart Disease.
Other Items of Interest on the
North Side.
THEIR DAY AT FAIR.

In the n61RnOOT4OOQ VI Law W.
Grams of the Civil war are attending
the three days reunion of the First
district of the G. A. r.. which began
its third day session at Garfield park
today.
Every train this morning brought
old soldiers and their wives. AS to-
day is Old Soldiers dav at the Kan
sas State fair the street cars running
between the park and fair grounds
were crowded with the boys in blue.
This afternoon all of the veterans
wearing their pins were admitted free
to the. fair and their wives also when
accompanying them.
Comrade Bernard Kelly presided
over this mornings meeting. Past
Commander A. w. Smith gave an ad-
dress.
Around the red Eight of the campfire,
throwing fantastic shadows from the
trees of Garfield park was held last
evenings session of the first day or the
First congressional G. A. r. reunion.
The time was spent in story telling and
visiting. Capt. P. H. Coney. also made
an address. He said that at the close
of the civil war over 12S,000 old soldiers
settled in Kansas and by them were
laid the foundation of the present good
laws of the state.
Inc DIOSTdlI1 IOl SiAAS
tomorrow morning follows:
7:3O D. m-Assembly by drum
corps; chairman. Col. ]. F. True OF
Jefferson county; singing by the Modoc
club; address, Comrade b F. Boyle ol
TOMORROW.
$50 a. m.-Assembly by drum
corps; chairman. President Geo w
Veale: business meeting. election Of
oficers and arranging for 1911 meet
ing; short talks by comrades
Mrs. Ida Bell Sarver died of hear
disease at $3.50 O'Clock Tuesday aft
ernoon at her home. 1925 North MOI
roe street. She was Al years Old on'
leaves a husband. ]. A. SarVer- ans
two daughters. A short service WI
be held from the house at lZ:S'
O'clock tomorrow afternoon. The fun
eral will be held at the Grantvlii'
Methodist church The BODY will b'
buried in the Granville cemetery Mrs
Sarver had been i'll for some time.
| Notes and Personals.
E. r. Crouch has returned from
| short visit in Kansas City.
Miss Mabe! Fink is WorklnE
stenographer, for the Page Milllni
company. She takes the place OF MIS-
Sarah Cleland. who has been with IN
mills for several years as typewrit
company in her home town, Lawrence
! Miss Isabella Hodge went TO Kan
sas City today on a short business trlL
Mrs. c. NJ Morrow of 1920 Mort
Monroe street has returned from
visit in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeland OF val
lev Falls are visiting at the home Q
P. G. Marlatt of 1406 North Qulnc
street.
Charles Lindell of St. Marys .visite
friends on the North side yesterda!
He was here to attend the state falr-
, Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Smith OF corey
vile are visiting at the c. E. sega
home, 1892 North Harrison street,
| Charles Firth of 22O west Goroo
: street is in Wamego on business.
The funeral of James H. Morse WI
he held at . O'Clock tomorrow attel
moon from his home. two miles we
of North Topeka. The body Will {
; buried in the Prairie Home cemetery
J. F. Adams of Lawrence is visitin
at the home of M o. ADAMS OF luz
North Jackson street.
The school house of district 30 is be
; ing remodeled.
. North Monroe street is visiting
} Granville.
; Mrs. c. E. Bradley and daughte
i Miss May Bradley, of Rossville, wei
, visiting on the North side and attend
ing the state fair yesterday.
Mrs. Stella Foster of Burlingame
visiting at the home of ]. ]. King, ~
f North jackson street
: H B. Henderson of Seattle, Wash,
: visiting at the F. Shady home, 4
: West Gordon street.
= Miss Ioana Buchanan Of 1421 Mort
/ Monroe street is spending today
= Kansas City.