The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-20
NORTH Side NEWS
Quincy Parents-Teachers' As
ISOLATION to Meet Monday.
Supt. H. B. Wilson VIII Ad'
dress the Organization.

The Parents-Teachers' association
Of the Quincy school district will meet
at the school house Monday evening.
Nov. "a. Superintendent H. B. Will
son will address the organization. In
connection with this a short program
has been arranged.
Music will be furnished by the
Grant school victrola. The members
of the association are making an en-
deavor to get all the residents to at
tend the meeting Monday evening.
For the previous two months there
has been a small attendance.
John Waldron, formerly pastor OF the
Goodnow-E yesterday Wedding.
A social event which will be of in
terest to a number OF North siders Is
the marriage of Fret Goodnow and
Miss Ruth yesterday, which took
place at Holton Wednesday. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
John Waldron. formerly pastor ofthe
North Kansas Avenue Methodist
church. Mr.. Goodnow is employed at
the Rutter Furniture company. The
bride and bridegroom are at home to
their friends at SIS North jackson
street.
Another Hike.
The boys of the State Industrial
school will make a trip toward Ell
mont this afternoon. This trip has
been postponed from time to time on
account of bad roads but it is ex-
pected that it will be possible for the
boys to go today. According to SUI
made a part of the regular routine OF
the school in the future.
DR.. Neyman at Baptist Church.
DR.. ]. w. Neyman of Bedford, Ia.
will occupy the pulpit at the North
Topeka Baptist church Sunday at
both the morning and evening serv-
ices. The church will be decorated on
account of the Everybody at
Church. day. Special music is be-
ing prepared by w. M. Van Ness. who
has charge of the Baptist choir.
To Stage Sham Battle.
About two hundred of the boys OF
a sham battle Thanksgiving afternoon
on the field north Of the school building.
The plan of battle will be based on
maneuvers which have been planned
by Dr. H. w. Charles. 1t is expected
that it will take about two hours to
work out the maneuvers. Up to the
present time the attitudes which Will
be taken by the two armies have not
been fully mapped out but it is ex-
pected that the plan of battle will be
finished by the first of next week.
Hoffman-LOng Match.
Louis Hoffman. the local welter-
weight wrestler will meet Ed Long OF
Springfield. Mo-, in a handicap match
in North Topeka Friday evening. Long
is to throw Hoffman twice in one hour
Long has a record OF defeating Tommy
Doctor, welterweight champion Of the
United States once. Later he met de-
| feat from the hands of the champion
Both men have been training steadily
| for the match.
The match will be pulled off over the
Shawnee State bank.
Personal Mention.
John Bronson Of Amarillo. Tex, II
| spending a short time in North To.
peka on business.
| Mrs. Elizabeth johnson Of 1118 NOrtt
Quincy street has left for Dallas, Tex.
| where she will remain Indefinitely, Wis
iting her son..
! w. d. Bridge and Bert Bradley hav'
| left on a hunting expedition to Meri
! den.
Miss Ruth Pennick has left for st
| Louis, Mo-, where she will remain fol
; some time.
/ w. ". Casebier has returned to Nortl
Topeka after business trip to centra
Kansas.
]. R. Mcclure Of the pension depart
ment Of Washington, who has beel
/ visiting friends and relatives in Nortl