Flower Dinner Honors Miss Pendleton in Topeka Society
A flower dinner hosted by Miss Helen Pendleton honored Miss Florence Payne and Mr Rollin Perkins with an elaborate table and Dresden china centerpieces in pink and white. Guests included Misses Nina Wilkenton, Nancy Fisher, Genevieve Walker, Lillian Matkins, Lola Matkins, and Messrs Rollin Perkins, Henry Verteen Anes, Bert Burdett, Frank Carson, Fred Smithevver, with Mrs A C Mitchell and Miss Hannah Mitchell presiding. A separate gathering celebrated Mrs Weatherby’s birthday with Rev and Mrs Weatherby and family among attendees, while various society notices list upcoming bridges, picnics, and commencements across Topeka society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pendleton
Florence Payne
Rollin Prerkins
Dresden
Florence Paine
Fredevicla ‘Plodder
Geteviest Morris
Claudia Pendleton
Bauthes Palton
Messrs
Rollin Perkins
Menry Veren Anes
Bert Burdett
Frank Carson
Fred Smithievver
Robert Stewart
Topeka
Hannal
Mitchell
Nini Pilkentin
Hi Omega
Nina Wilkenton
Nandin — Thomps
Pent Emley
Nancy Fisher
Genevieve Walker
Lina Coxedge
Lillian Matkins
Lola Matkins
A. C) Mitchell
Hannah Mitchell
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Camp Anette and Lawrence Gather for Summer Weekends
Grover Urbansky of Marysville and Seitz of Emporia are spending a few days here. Dorothy Spencer of Emporia visits for summer school. William Young of Lansing and A Ratledge of Topeka are noted as visitors. Mrs A H Worley of Kansas City visits her mother Mrs C R Andrews and Constance Fennell returns home to Kansas City. Rev D A Brush of Wichita visits Lawrence as Mr and Mrs John Worley of Kansas City attend commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Leyster
Price
Blane
Loomais
Fredonia
Jessie
Parker
Atihe
Chi Ome
Atisé Idam Crittenden
Sehelhnan
Georgia
Brady
Brally
Oread High School
PL AL Mareh Fett
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Guthfrie
Edwards
John Kilworth Jett
Forry
Kansas City
the Lang
M. Méon
Astm
Kansas
Ays
Lok Utp
Holland
Jen
Miller
Denver
Olor da
Camp Anette
Sant’ Co
Grover Urbansky
Marysville
Seitz
Emporia
Dorothy Spencer
Empiria
William Young
Lansing
A. Ratledge
Topeka
A. H. Worley
R. Andrews
Constance Fennell
D. A. Brush
Wichita
Lawrence
John Worley
Market Letter From Kansas City Stork Yards Summary
Market letter from Kansas City Stork Yards notes strong cattle prices as 10,500 arrivals boost demand. Heavy native steers sell to 8.60. calves and yearlings range 8.25 to 8.60. cows around 5.30 to 7.25 with veal calves, stockers, and feeders firm 7.00 to 7.75. Over 200 head quarantined North Texas steers sold near 8.00 with a top 9.45. Spring lambs reach 8.00. native wethers 7 to 7.5. Receipts largely from Colorado New Mexico and Texas. Market outlook says no imminent disaster with continued strong volume. Report by A. Rickart, market correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Stork
Kansas City
Texas
Colorado
New
Mexico
J. A. Rickart
Ingarket
Lean
Minnesota Rates Struck Unconstitutional by Supreme Court
Washington June 10 The Minnesota rate was held unconstitutional by the supreme court. The decision favored Minnesota in ruling that Minneapolis and St Louis railroad rates were confiscatory and unlawful, while Northern Pacific and Great Northern were upheld as valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Hughes
A of Minneapolis and St. Louis
Northern Pacific
Grent Northern
Real Estate Transfers In Lawrence and Surrounding Areas
T J Curran and wife transfer to Marcus J Wells for 4000 dollars Lot 316 Ohio Street Lawrence Kansas. George W Mott and wife transfer to Charles F Beeks for 40 acres in N1-3 of NE 1 3 see 3 15 20. Charles F Beeks and wife transfer to Bald Don H Griffin for 10 acres in NE 143 1520. Charles E Sutton and wife transfer to Albert Graber for 700 dollars Lot 87 in Breexedale Add Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Curran
Cormanche County
Kansas
Marcus J. Wells
Ohio Street
Lawrence
George W. Mott
Tife
Howell County
Charles F. Beeks
T ‘Harles FE
Beeksy
Balddon H. Griffin
Wanted salesmen and house rent notices in old classifieds
Classifieds show multiple terse ads: a shoe salesman with experience, a man seeking a five to six room rental, and 25 men for immediate work. Also listings for furnished housing, stenographer with four years’ experience, lost watch, and a sale of Jersey cattle. Additional real estate pitches include a modern cottage for sale and a large Park Street home for quick sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fireférrt Starkweather
Neibling
Tornessee
Bell
Phi Beta Kappa Key
Roth
H. E. Brown
T. H.iCalbley
Ohio
Duroo Jersey
J. F. Staadt
W. C. Rose
Ottwa
Kaw
Bell Phone
Ogeieu
Colle
Park Street
Iaon
Lost Pair Found Ties to Kentucky Mystery
The bodies found beside a road near Rissell, Kentucky, are identified as George Steele Sr. and a woman believed to be Mrs. Andres Forrest of LaGrange Ohio. Forrest was last seen with Steele in December, and authorities deem the death a mystery with decomposed remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Asia
Rissel
Kentucky
George Steele
Andres Forrest
LaGrange
Ohio
Steele
Kentaly
Forrest
Turkey Creek stone quarries linked to Ottawa post office
Colorado Turkey Creek quarries owned by Lawrence interests rejoice over stone use in the Ottawa post office and a Utah public building. The item notes marketing efforts, local advertisements, social visits, and a brisk diffusion of branded goods and Kodak products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Creek
Colorado
Ottawa
Utah
Maple Nut Ice Cream and Local Notes Include Travel
Local items mention Glenn Alle leaving for Bisbee Arizona to work for the Consolidated Mining Company and Katherine Simons departing for St Louis with family. An ad praises Wiedemann's Pure Ice Cream and promotes Northwestern Mutual life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Alle
Bisbee
Arizona
The
Copper Queen
Consolidated ‘Mining Company
Katherine Simons
St. Louis
Julia
W. Simons and
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carroll's
St Smith’s
News Depot
Ise
Weatherby
Bridge Club
Helen Ames
Potwin Place
Milton Bosse
Eliwond
Hazel Stitts
Avichita
Mins Savile Wilkinson
Okla
Ames
Tope
Guly
Woodland Park
Eleanor, Atkinson
Nellis May
Seball
Dorothy Morrow
Elfrieida Fisher
Lois Greenlet
Helen Peairs
Alice Guenther
Bernice Rubkin
Berniece ‘Barker
Eva Anderson
Margaret Hitch
Matilda Smitiameyer
Embroidery ‘Club
Hayes
Jones
Rhode Island
Journal-World
the World Co
Iversal
T Mustard
Pee Springs
Warrensburg, Ma
Maris
Sis
City
Bleaze
Columbia
Cole L. Blease
Commercial
Cashart
Bleasy
Harrison ,Neely
Department of Agri
Fation
Ehouell
Will Hutson
Spliding
Iving Hill
Strain
Whittier
California
E. J. Hitkey
Re. LeRoy Sulaways
Angeles
Celifortia
S. ES. Weatherby
Douglas County
E. S. Heaston
Willow Springs Township
Wiedemanns
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Geor Goethals
Canal
Colon
Pole
Journal& World
Adirondacks
Jake
Sof
Nadia ‘Thomas
Chicago
M. E.pilkenton
Thomas
K. T. Simons
Blackfoot
Idaho
W. C. Simons
Lucas
Raymond’s
Brackfields
Hannibal
Mrs.a. Younes
Wiedewann’s
Baptist’ Church
No.6
Wiedemann’s. SS
Woodward & Co
Commencement Information Bureau
Massachusetts Street
A. Ak. Waldron
E. W. “Parsons
Waldron
Associated Fress Market
Lawaas Antfino
Lauuy
Ing Im
Tnese
Wiedemann
Wicitensmamn
Northwestern Mutual
Beeghly & Knabler
Bel
K. U
Pantatorium
Jack Fullerton
the Spot Cash Grocery
Airdome
the Deming Theatre
Giltore
Clark
Dread Theatre
the Arts and Crafts Store
Fhone
Mass
Ancine
Mutomobile Tires
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