The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-03

Best cobbler potatoes-F. r Rude;
Yellow sweet potatoes-F1rst. Fred
Falley; second. O. F. Whitney. Best
sweet potatoes. any kind-Mr. Rude
Best Cashaw-P. A. Pollom. Best
squash-Mr. Rude. Best pumpkin
Mr.. Rude. Best watermelon-L. h
eiswender. Best red, tonatoes-C- E.
Shaffer. Best yellow pear tomatoes-
Rude. Best hot peppers-Mr. Rude.
Best egg plant-Mr. Rude. Best cab
bage-Mr. Shaffer. Best white onions
Mr.. Rude Best red onions-Mr. Pol
lom. Best table beets-Mr. Shaffer
Best carrots-Mr. Shaffer. Best pars-
Rude. Best mangel wurtzeEW. A.
Permission. Best salssfy-Mr. Rude.
Athletic Field Contests.
The athletic field events concluded
the days program. They were in charge
Of Glen F. Pollom Clarence Belts and
Everett Wilson. The contests and their
winners are: One hundred yard dash
for girls under 16 years old-First. Miss
Ruth Cole; second. Miss Mary F1eisher.
One hundred yard dash for boys under
16 years old-First, Lawrence Cole; Sec
ond. Kirk Cheney. Standing broad
jump. free-for-all-First, Kirk Wood;
second. Oscar Peterson. Standing
0kO6Q JUMP IOI OOyS uuOCI ~ yCdA . OAA
First, Osten Slower; second. Raymond
Slower. Ball throwing contest for, mar
ried women-Mrs A. WEIGH. Ball
throwing contest for girls-Ffrst, Miss
Mary Fleisher: second, Miss Emma
Bills. MED shoe race for boys under
IL years old-Ffrst. Harry Pollom; sec
ond. rlford Owen.
Mrs. Rose Charles Here.
Mrs. Rose Charles Of Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Nicholson of 91s North Van Buren,
street. Mrs. Charles will be remem-
bered by a number of the older North
I side residents as having lived here in
the early seventies. She moved from
North Topeka. to the south side where
she lived for ten years. Mrs. Charles
has lived in California during the last
! fourteen years. She will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholson for month or six
weeks.
New Livery Firm.
=! w. T. Williams and Frank Bechtel-
heimer will start a livery barn. at 916
North Kansas avenue. Mr.. Williams Is
| well known on the north side, as he
! has been the proprietor of the North
Star Motor company for some time.
]. H. Hartman formerly operated feed
store at this location but has moved
to 924-e North Kansas avenue.
| New Team at Fire Station.
| Two of the big gray horses formerly
uScQ On tHe tTuCA dt HcduQudIt-
ers. have been sent to Fire Station
number 1. to replace "Rowdy' and
Frank" two of the oldest horses in
| the service. "Rowdy" has been trans
fered to the city city sanitary depart
ment, where he will be used by SAM
tary Officer HILL Frank" will be used
for emergencies only.
Stanley Hartzen Hurt
Stanley Hartzel. the eight year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Hartzell, OF
Shorey, was seriously injured Friday
while returning from school. He at
| tempted to jump on passing buggy
driven by F. M. Ward and missed the
step. The blades of pair of scissors
which he had in his hand. was showed
through his cheek and into the roof OF
his mouth DIR. J. G. Stewart was called
and took three stitches in his cheek
At Church of Good Shepherd.
Church of the Good Shepherd (Epis-
copaD North Topeka, the Rev. Albert
p. Mack. minister in charge. Sunday
will be observed in compliance with
the presidents proclamation, as Day
of Intercession for Peace. A special
form Of service for morning and eve
ming has been authorized for use by
Bishop Millspaugh throughout the do
| cese, which form will be used. copies
of which will be found in the pews
The Sunday school and preaching SER
vices will be held at the usual services
Notes and Personals.
C. W. Lukens has returned from
Della, where he has been on a business
trip.
John Duffy of Elmont, was a north
side visitor today.
r. K. Ream Of Kilmer, was In town
today on a business trip.
Miss Minnie Winter Of Hoyt. Kan.
| is visiting friends on the North Side
Marion Glynn Of Granville, was 8
North Side visitor today.
Clyde Greening. who has been en-
iployed in the electrical department OF
the Santa F'e for some time, has beer
transferred to Chicago.
Jake Hartman has moved his feet
store from GIG to 924 North Kansa.
avenue.
Miss I.azel Kincaid. Of the w. F
Bridge Coal company. is confined at hel
home today on account of illness.
James Mckinley of Scranton, stopped
off here today while on his way hom'
from Manhattan, where he has been OIL
a business trip.
Robert Page has returned from Wis
consin, where he has been spending tn
summer. and has resumed his studio
at Washburn.
Mrs. J. r. Anderson has returne'
from Newton, where she attended tn
: Christian church convention as a dele
> gate from the Central Avenue Christian
church. The convention was held from
September q to October l.
II A. M. Petro. drugFist.-Adv.
) Fred Voiland, of the Voiland Cloth
; ing company. has returned from Chi
, cago. where he has been on a bushes
, trip.