The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-02
NORTH SIDE NEWS
flake Preparations for Indian
Greek Grange Fair.
viii Be Best Since Started 5
Years Ago.
OFFER MANY PRIZES.
Flowing Match Will Be Feature
Of Meeting.
Other Items of Interest on the
North Side.

notwithstanding the dly SPcA e-i
surmer and the report that the II II
dian Greek fair would not be heia
on that account, preparations nave peeii
Enade to make it one or the gFsa .se
Scc aslons of the kind ever helo since 5
SHE first five years ago The 1dlr VIII
V be ineld October 4-5-6 and Saturday OF
1b9s week Friday likely will be the
biggest day. -
one of the features Will be an Old
fashioned plowing contest W H. NC
Afee will be Judge A strip OF GROUND
90 rods long will be plowed- The con-
testant who finishes first will receive
the prize. -
winners of the blowing contest; first
1000 shingles by the J. Thomas Luna-
her company; second, cash prize OF
81 so: third a cash prize OF 81; 1ourth'
8 cash prize of 50 cents.
The prizes offered for the best ex-
hihifiofs in the several departments
of the fair amount to over $iOu- III
tire horse anc mule department OF s lne
fair the cash premiums amount 10 S9o
IA the swine department Sc; sheep. 50;
poultry $3.50: agriculture $40; norlleul !
ture So; garden products $780, dEl aiiu
noodle work $2.25-
& Resides tie cash premiums 0IleIeu
BY the fair association the mefcIstllts
Of both tie North and South sldes
have donated very literally in mercan-
xiIe preniunns for the exhibition OF Ger
tain products at the Grange falf-
FL. H Bair has offered a prize OF
81 for the best amateur kodak picture
and 81 for the second best.
The Wampanoa Tribe of the I. o. R.
will give an entertainment Ihursuas
rieht with the following program;
piano solo-Miss Myrtle Reedy.
Welcome address,. Zimmerman
Response-Past Great Sachem Dabbs-
y Readfag-Niss E. Elsie Boon.
Redmanship-Grea ST.. Sag. Hess.
A D1TTl PT41nSSnRT.
Degree of Pocahontas-Mrs. .. }. MI
gent.
Reading-Adiss Elsie Boon.
Benefits-Great Sachem L. Hohr-
How Red Men Care for the Orphans
Great Prophet W. H Boston
Piano soIo-Nfiss Ruth Pruessner.
Miscellaneous Talks-Bird, Nugent,
zTaldron, and others.
Notes and Personals.
The Epworth league of the different
Methodist churches of Topeka Will
hold a union meeting at the Kansas
Avenue NJ E. church tomorrow even
ing A social time Will be observed:
Bert Ellis has gone to Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, for visit
John A. Luce of Alva, Okla, has
bought the L. c. Boyce home at lily
North jackson street. Mr.. Luce will
locate here in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Voeth of Kansas
City are visiting here at the home of
Mrs j G. Voeth, 900 North Kansas
Avenue
81 A young man who started to go with
We. North side girl said when passing
LOCAL candy store: IT would get you
some of that candy, but really I
haven't the money" And he wonders
why she turned him down.
J. B. Cain of 1925 Central avenue
has gone to Robinson, Ill, for visit
with relatives.
Frank Dowler has returned from
Kansas City, where he has been on
business.
j. B. Tracey has left for visit and
business trip to California
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. zarker and son
Russell have returned from New York
City.
Miss Hazel Palmer and Henry Ho-
beEg will be married at 8 o'clock Tues
day evening at the home of Miss Pal
Tner north of Topeka. Rev. w. I. Cole.
pastor of the North Side Baptist
church will officiate. Miss Irene Win
nef will play the wedding march
T. and Mrs. J. c. Snediker and son,
Oifer Snediker, will go to Kansas City
tomorrow to attend the Priest of Panas
celebration.
teri Miss Gladys Cunningham, went to
Kansas City today to attend the Priest
OF Pallas festivities.
Mrs. L. W. Smith has returned from
WaHeSo' Wnere sne mas been visiting
relatives and attending the fall festiv-
flies
Mr.. and Mrs G. L Saunders. wh3
have been visiting in Ontario, Canada,
have returned home
E. c. Clearinghouse rural route car
rier on route No. 5. who was seriously
injured by a. fall when his motorcycle
broke down about five weeks ago. re-
turned to his work today.
The @. B. of w. NJ. will meet tonor-
row afternoon at the LONE of Mrs A.
q Robinson. north of Topeka on Cen
MwraI avenue.
.. H. Roadcap of Meriden is a North
sAde visitor today
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