Local social notes from Atchison Kansas area gathering
Kansas City visitors and local residents mingle in social events and visits. Mrs J D Buck from Topeka plans a stay in Atchison, while Mr Larton Brown of Denver and Miss Lulu Ewart win a fancy hat pin in a Progressive Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Alexander
Kansas City
SL. Puller
Jankira Hfunt
Leavenworth
William Whitmer
Grascure
J.B. Hachelor
Valley
Topeles
Vlulting
Aupgheer
Ash Atwater
Thesenweret
Was
C.F Pearcer
T. P. Moore
Holton
Kan
Godard
David Sibley
Albuquerque
N. M
MS. Hoover
Everett
Wash
Larton Brown
Denver
J. P. Davis
Tooeks Avenue
Charles King
Gerald Holsinger
J. PB. Rogers
F.C. Hean
T. J. Scott
Nell Wetherholt
Ella Ramsey
Mattie Bic- Grocor
William Morison
Chicago
James Morison
Clay
Womans club notices and sensational dispatches mix in Topeka column
A jumble of society notices and foreign dispatches fills Topeka pages. Items include honors at a dinner hosted by Mrs. John Intsen, a Marquette club dance at Hur son’s Hall, and Ladies Aid society gatherings, plus reports from Vienna Beijing and London on wars, finance and royal intrigue. Also covered are theatrical previews, shipping mishaps, and railway promotions, all tied to Topeka society and regional events.
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John Intsen
Marquette Club
Hurson's Hall
Ngay
Ladies’ Aid Society
Martin Chapel
Tiss Ciny Street
Agard
Leath
Howe
Meisen
Blates
Abse Eahinese Ofler
Eeinmon
Western _avenue
James €. Smith
Aires
Kansas
J. Eeere
Adams Bros
Real estate transfers listed with multiple property deeds
Real estate transfers include Merion Tr Givens to Stephens for 450 dollars on multiple lots in West id D addition and other deeds: Etta Sophie to Chase for 85 dollars on Quincy street Paramore adds A. Andrews to Banks for 300 dollars on Fillmore W. Bradbury group transfers. Tompkins to Boyer for Polk Street lot. Robie to Annie for 1 dollar on northwest quarter. Kenney to Rowe for a lot on Wateron Avenue Heights addition.
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Quincy Street
Paramore
Andrews
Feonle S
Fillmore W
Thomas
Se- So Bank
Allee
Tompkine
Boyer
Polk Street
Hethats
Frank Robe
Annie See Robie
John Tones
Rowe Kenney
Wateon Avenca
Heights Addition
Coffee harm and diet claim health recovery by cereals
A fragment argues that famous health workers found health improves when coffee is dropped and Pasture Cereal Food Coffee used instead. It claims coffee hinders digestion, reducing digestion to about 1 percent, linking digestion to nerve and organ health and urging a coffee free diet for better wellbeing.
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Kansas Ave
Barnum
North Carolina
Moen
Rockford Sox
Turkey
P, & Rew One
Vale Tawoe
Daz
Yds. Sc
Terchon
Lonsdale
Siic
Ieee Enee
Inmy
Eugene Fynagan
Mary Peck
Lawrie Smith
Bliss Sue Guy
Virggle Mulvane
Archie Witlatss
Frank Bennett
David Mulvane
Eugene Quinton
Kansas Avenue
Olives
Brown
Oxford
Langley
Fedorus
Topeka
Soaeather Oxforde
siGtas
Cincinnati
Davin D. Thompson Wes
Northwestern Christian Advocat
de. Arthur Edwards
London
A As Fitch
Vienna
Brevegina
Benin
Lower Austria
Pekin
Paoting?ut
French
Times
Vredefort
Shanghai
Universi Gazette Today
China
Donon
Pretoria
Baden-Powell
South African Constabulary
England
Efdcr
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Bourg
Colorado Springs
Cots
Deny Mckinsey
Johns N. F
Virginia Lake
White Bar
Melia
Gulf of Bt Lawrence
Rome
Tanen Bebnstt
Soboraon
Wen
Tong Ying
Foo Chow
Solomon
Bucharest
Wing Chatles
Meentig
Crawford
Albial
Topela
Wichita Eagle
Albini
Good House
Ireland
Satan Himesis
Herrmann the Great
Aeath
Mercantile Building Company
Capital
Parrons
Carey Sait Company
Hutchinson
Waverly Place Land Company
Farmers Elevator Company
Capital Serie ‘Haven
Farmers” Grain Live Stock
Cooperative Mercantile Company
Tendot
H. J. King
Lester Reiff
Langowne Park
Richard Crokers
Harrow
Johnnie Fteiff
Natibend
Victoria
B. C
Icarus
South Seas
Tahiti
Protet
Crows Nest
Crows
Nest Southern Railway
Justice Walkam
New Rok
Boston
New York City
Snth
Geced Merni
New York
Wm. Bradbury
John Breitbury
A. Bradbury
Wns
Bradbury
Adoe
Troup
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