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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1896

Page

6

Topeka Society Notes Preview Mikado at Grend opers house

In Topeka society circles the week centers on the amateur performance of the Mikado to be staged Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the Grand operas house. Eighty society members will accompany the production with Mr Ed Smith and Mrs Stan Fey's widow taking roles and a full cast listed among local residents. The Splaniog Splitters cycling club hosted a leap year party at Library hall with banners in blue and white and yellow and purple.

Topeka Grend Opers House Campany Ed Smith Stan Fey Harry Overholt Wil L. Haskell Bie Campany KoKo E. V. Hiocking Frank Alderson Mra H. Adsina Bessie Giteon Percy Peegi Bun Mise Wine Thomas Kutishu Me M. (. Holman Modoc Eluly Muvcus Partwmes Splanthe Spiacters Spi Splaniog Splasters Misa Tipton Mamie Stator Miss McMillan Ide True Ivy Stevenson Etelia Smith LR. Reed Topeks Moberly Aesta L. &. Woolverton Reed Camera Club Sr. Seabrook Dr. Boyte Tary Mr. Edwards Ohio Pounds Moceve Bradley Messrs Stoddard Merriam . Mer Mes Grant Hartley Kansas City J. M. Cleveland de. GW. Loxeboom Mise Blanche Johnson Will Rigby Sad Mee Rigby Tupeks Avenue Eli Lewis Kensus City T. J. Kelarm Frank Merriam E. W. Zau Library Bell Percival Melnivyre Chicago Grace Cathedral Kellar Brive Elizabeth Frode Galesbore Evanston Engiewood Merch George Bentley Topolistow Colorado Springs Carrie Chapmas T. J. Kel Ndt Hi. O. Garvey W. A. L Thompson Ladies’ Missionary Society The First Congregational Church Yeatenday G. Wood K. P. C. Carey Denver la Topeka George Kellam May Kellam Richidod J. P Kellage John E Lord Fannis Spencer Robert Pierce Mikado Yorm-Yum PittLing Poep-Boo Phree Lite Aharming Newvar

Missionaries start Smoky Row meetings in Topeka

Nine missionaries, Shenandoah graduates, permanently locate in Topeka and host daily house visits from their Smoky Row mission hall at 180 Kansas Avenue. Led by W. B. Curtis, they seek donations of provisions clothing fuel and literature for the needy while praising orderly conduct in the area. They request contributions at the mission hall Henry Reisner's West Eighth Street store and Mrs Nading's North Topeka home.

Shenandoah Lave Topeka Kansas Avenue Smoky Row Rock Island Smoky How Nora V. Nading Muorne Streat Add Arts W. B. Curtis Mires Lida Chestnut Sarah Drake Mise Hitler James Dass Fiarry Currall Burton Park Nading W. & Curtiste Mision North Henry Reisner West Eighth Eirester

Paris Ball Gowns and Fichus From a Regency Descriptive

Describes ornate 18th century fashion details in Paris gowns including fichus, collars, bodices, sleeves, and trims. Notes velvet bodices, embroidered crowns, quilled plastrons and decorative ribbons. Details two costumes for a girl of 16 to 18 and a younger girl, with fabric types, colors, and ornamentation.

Paris

Parisian Ribbon Draperies and English Hair Styles Prevail

The piece notes a growing fancy for ribbon draperies on bodices and sleeves among Parisian modistes and says ostrich feathers will adorn everything except shoes. It describes short and long capes, gowns, collars, and full length sleeves, plus pinned fronts, laces, and passamenterie. It contrasts English hair, smooth and braided at the back, with Parisian finery, and cites a visiting costume illustrated featuring heliotrope silk, velvet plastron, and a toque with a tall bow of black satin ribbon.

Yvaluis Marty Antoinette Fichus Varius Aketoh Louis Soizo Slik Louis Seize Gruen Eatin Jacqueminot Peau de Galoand Ted Belind Domte Crone Choux Sizoo

Grip recommends vigilance as weather signals grip season

Weather conditions preceding a grip attack are warned as precursors to seize the illness. The notice urges prevention, prompt care for colds, and mentions symptoms like fever, headache, cough, and fatigue. It promotes 77 remedy pills from A. Muse, sold by apothecaries, and cites St. Aphreys Medloird Co. in New York.

Ameuiste St. Aphreys Medloird Co Willis New York

Snapshot News From Topeka Area Briefs

Topeka notes report on bridge plans and court house work while spring weather delays sleighing. Local concerts raise funds for a library and high school chorus entertains at the assembly hall. Mentioned are Elevation deputy Frank Leech, Rock Island agent Warren Cowles, and Mrs Winslow’s Syrup for teething.

Sherif Frank Leech Carl Weiching Washburn College Athletic Park Library Fund Warren Cowles Rock Island St. Joe Bell Santa Fe Lieb P. H. Adams Dire M.D. Wenderaen John Coyne Nid Court House Harry Safford High Stool Misa Florence Townsley Edward Strong Hog Berry Aceek Topeka Siadow Fowler North Topeka L L. Siggins Washington Life Insurance Co Slopa Copeland Tiv Scrosa State Board of Charities Beloit Winfield Sta Plu Simon Schilling John Schilling Hiawatha Peter Sims Wakarusa Kansas City

Violent incident at county jail ends in asylum transfer

At the county jail Charles Breitendale, also spelled Breidenthal, raged through his cell using an iron bedstead as a battering ram shouting readiness for the show. He has Roseville roots and Topeka work, with prior asylum time. a probate jury ordered treatment today and he was taken to the asylum.

Manae Charles Breidesthal Breidendale Flewas Charles Breitendale Crawford Opera Roseville Topeka David Coulter Calini Coulter Folke Faileer Larry Shuechan Larry Sheehan Sheehan

Crossed Eyes Cure At Topeka Oculist Claims Success

Miss Nelson had severe headaches from crossed eyes after failed operations. Prof. Samuels treated her with glasses and a non surgical approach, restoring proper focus and ending headaches. He reports many similar cases in Topeka, with a permanent office at 606 Kansas Avenue.

Topeka Bas Juris Miss Nelroo Samuela Hee Kaceas Avenue

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