The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-21
IN NORTH Topeka
Indian Greek Grange Holds
Monthly Meeting Today.
Apples Are Plentiful on the
North Side Now.

The monthly open meeting Of the
Indian Greek grange is being held
today. Dinner was served this noon
by the ladies' of the grange and the
men spent the day in preparing for
tho fair which. is to be held the first
are for anyone who is interested in
the grange work Usually interesting
programs are given
Apples Are Plentiful
There is an abundance of apples on
the North Side markets at the pres
ent time ranging in price from Is
to As cents i peck The orchards IN
the vicinity of North Topeka all bore
well and of good quality The hail
storm early in the summer ruined
several large tracts of fruit located
north OF town
No Increase in Attendance
There is no noticeable increase in
the attendance at the North Topeka
Morrow of Quincy The Junior High
school has an enrolment or ABOUT
$50 at the present time and II IS
thought that this will be increased
within the next few days by addition
al Students from the country.
Notes and Personals
AR and Mrs. A b Brandon. who
have been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs VIII COwdry. have re-
turned to their home in Horton
ROLAND Blanchard $ seriously i'll
a his home. 1871 Central avenue
Chas- Wind has returned to his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs &c forge Wind,
H. c. Mckinley of the Citizens
State bank is taking a vacation this
week
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. T. Pence have
been called to Chicago by the serious
illness of their son, Harry.
Mrs Frank Conlon of Junction
fri Ia
in Topeka
Miss Aida Barr and her brother.
Carroll. of Fairview, visited with
their friends on the North Side to-
Mrs. Joseph Haynes of Granville
was on the North Side shopping to
Fred Whiteman of EImont, and
Nern Bills Of Menoken, were North
Side visitors today
The weekly meeting of Shawnee
Council No. 3. Knights and Ladies of
Security will be held tonight in the
hall, S31 North Kansas avenue
CIate Hummer has returned to his
home in Granville, after a business
trip to North Topeka
Lawrence CaIdweif of Kiro was on
the North side today attending to
business
Arthur Page has returned to his
home near EImont. after spending
short time IN North Topeka
a NJ PeIrO- drugSlSJ-A0N-
E HartzeII of Rossville was on the
North side today visiting with friends
Ed HanlOn is spending the week
visiting his uncle John Hitler. north
of the city
Mr. and Mrs. y. D. Settle returned
to their home in BeIIevfI1e today. after
having visited with friends on the
North side some time !
Al florence of Lucas. Kan. spent
the day with friends on the North side. I.
He Is on his way to Indiana.
The Rev w c. Handley has re-
There are some exceptionally gO0Ci 7
bargains in fall millinery at Court
ney'S fire sale. sos Kansas avenue
turned from Kansas City. where he 5
spent several days on business
MIR and Mrs J. W McNoun have .
returned to their home in Fort Scott /
after visiting relatives on the North
side
Miss Maize Bailey of Kansas City is /
visiting her aunt. Mrs w A Black of
Emporia, where she viii remain two
weeks
Mrs F d. Peck of KiImer was on
the North side shopping today
Mr. and Mrs Henry staples of Hoyt
nave returned home. after spending a I
short time in North Topeka.
The Shorey Mothers club will meet .
w ednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Melton
Prayer service will be held Tuesday T
evening at the home of L b Shock (
lars, 556 East Fairchild street.