Local notables and society notes from a Midwestern city
A crowded society column lists numerous residents and visitors across Albany Tex Washington Do Mie Ane Hyatt of Lapveniwirti and others. It notes meetings of the Standard club calendar and personal mentions of travel to New York Chicago Denver and California with several families visiting relatives and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Altatellc
Mike Saeitts Matthews
Albany
Tex
Bon Mulvane
Mika Dusephine Drrnining
Fedfort
Anita Celle
Washington
Mie
Ane Hyatt
Lapveniwirti
Sine Lauter Kel Dato
Agnes Crasher
Miss Moster
Mika Diveher
Mine Hie Merhed
Mies
Eleanor Wheeler
Mise
Iienor Thompson
Standart Club
Aid
Simon
New York
Atlee Fra
Spenner
Chicago
Wadhington
Moe Ellen Cumspeon
Jenitor Thumiyson
Kansan
Florence Fukstilgton
F. A. Dullock
Giaieebure
Mary Chase
Denver
Cleo Seaitle
Vila li
Biro
Mra
Jullub
Cart
Nettie Apyne
Nancy
Lawrence Punday
Chaciey
Chteara
Sitar
Kansas
Salford
Leon
Mim
Stanton
Frederick i
Jotty
Ohithe
Dolly
Tarun
Wiellitin
Aruda
Dr. J. Bowcarey
Wy HL
Bayeliry
Audres
Janes A. Staples
Sir Peaicke
Mary Copley
Lawrence
Sunaay
Anka Minesils
Gatefielt
Aid Mratt
Graham
Mekkanney
Temikiyn N. Ty. Wien
Sir
Mrx
Bo 2
Sinatt
Ateninon
Mos
Binulh Thuy
Muek
Vial
Hirges Cravern
Siting
Wits
Guinea
Glen
Herne
Edward Fulmer
el Doradh
Arthur
Jai
Find
William J. Bhirsom
Larned
Faterretae
Aten
David
Mrs. Groenstalt
Three Era Bowlers Compete For Loving Cup in City League
In a Community Athletics event the Young Adults Christian Association organizes an internal bowling cup. Eighteen games, three frames per match, will decide the winner across weekly bouts from January to April. Hercules and Pin Knights are among evenly matched teams, with high individual averages cited for Mitchell and Neety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Tian
Ceeslon
Bo Co Morrison
di Fe
Ing Wien
Kotehin
Pin Knights
Hercules
Mitchell
Tony
Neety Readé
Cluddtebie
Palmer
Gil
Tra
Bowling Contests Open to Public as Season Opens
Donov an and Blenkam lead the averages with Wilkinson Gerson Kline Walcott noted. Knighta Newby and captain Reitz Pyles Puller Allen feature in the lineup. After two games averaging 820 pins, the bowling events invite participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsxuz
Donovan
Blenkam
Ihletes
Wilkinson
Gerson
Kline
Walcott
Knighta
Newby
Reitz
Pyles
Puller
Allen
Midwinter Exposition Revenue And Attendance Report
Financed by ticket sales and space rentals the Midwinter Exposition shows total receipts of over $5,150 with attendance around 25,700. Directors plan year end report and anticipate a substantial balance after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Cary
Janaver
Wilfern
Brigem
Maninger
Lincoln Girls Defeat Topeka Team In Relay Event
At the fourth annual Gipie athletic exhibition in Lincoln Nebraska, Topeka girls lost to Lincoln high school 10 12 in a floor game and relay events. The Lincoln team showed strong on the floor with notable performances by Meyers and Woolworth while Topeka applauded brave play and hopes for next year.
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Lincoln
Listoin
Tar Tipekis
Lincols Eirls
Kino
Deery
Eleanore
Wister
PoltowIne
Dritt
Namkerhall
Sphomert
Ty Colinwas
Lincals
Mindy
Topeka Oil Company organized to probe Ris Springs area
An off and on prospecting venture studies oil indications near Ris Springs in Douglas County and other points in the Kanes river valley. H. T. March of Topeka helped organize the Kas Development company with 50000 capital offering a president, vice president, secretary and directors. Several teams are securing in the vicinity of Tig Springs with plans to reach Chanute and begin boring within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ris Springs
Douglas County
Kanes River
Big Springs
H.T. March
Topeka
Molt
Kas Development Company
W. H. Divis
FW. Poindexter
Hlt. March
BR Norton
Biscoe
W. P. Sehoch
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Dave Smith
Tig Springs
Sreire
Farrington Well Flows Strong Near Cheeryville
Farrington well No 1 has flowed for two weeks near Cheeryville Kansas producing 237 barrels. High gas pressure has strained oil flow and the company plans to separate gas to relieve congestion. The well averages above 35 barrels and a second well has reached 20 feet, with the oil sand expected to be reached soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrington
Kas
Parrington
One Way Colonist Excursion Rates Through Union Pacific
From March 7 to April 20 one way tickets will be offered with added points in Utah Montana Dinger Washington and California. Rates include Mont $20 Spokane Wash $22.50 Portland Tacoma and Shuttle R500 San Angeles with low rates to many other points in the territory. Stopover privileges tourist sleeping car overnights and car rates described. Contact M J Fulton for details at 625 Kansas Ave.
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Utah
Montana
Dinger
Washington
California
Oxden
Salt Lake City
Bute
Helena
Mont
Spokane
Portland
Tacoma
Tom Angeles
San Francisco
M. J
Fulton
FA Lewes
Cta
Kansas Ave
Alfred Crosby's Wipe in a Domestic Telephone Mix Up
In a turbulent domestic scene Alfred Crosby faces trouble as his wife Mrs. Crosby schemes with her brother in law William to trap him using a tele phone ruse. A porch confrontation unfolds at a social venue while the couple’s infidelities and deception unravel around a staged appearance with a mysterious mistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crosby
Wil Ham Roblised
Adina Rubiison
Alfred Crushy
Agenthi
Melia
Bill
Mim Cronby
Helfred
Arria
Aris
Crosby
Spencer
William
Syes
Gertie
Willam
A.boc
Cannol Street
Fiat
Mrs. Cross
Wiliam
Alfie
Hattie
A.B
Alfred
England
Reese
Gettle
Graig
Jaraelf
Ivagt
Imme
Spencer Crosby
Usband
Multiple political candidates announce campaigns in Shawnee county
A flood of self announcements lists candidates for county commissioner district judge state senator and representative in Shawnee county. Names include John T Chaney Frank W Harrison A W Dana Arthur J McCabe W W Harvey Robert Stone and G Ku tz with primaries noted. Also report of Washburn College theater plans and Emperor William dining with Ambassador Tower.
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Bird
Merery
Mysele Asa
Pee
Topeka
Joan V. Abbara
Tam
Fuary
A. Newman
Shiwren County
H. H. Keith
John T. Chaney Lam
Frank W. Bharrison
A.W. Dana
Shawnee County
Pebrujest
J.B. Sits
Aistaice
WH. Wasson
Hee! Publican
Rma
W. W. Harvey
Robert Stone
Sietsics
Pri
District Court
Arthur J. McCabe
GH Kutz
P Bolmar
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Sarutdar
Tourtal
J. Heduiineten
Mme FP Baker
Para Shepard
Sheth Avenue
Topeka Girls
Topeka Oil Company
Union Pacific A. BR
Imiss
Constance Livermore
Mise Constante Livermars
Mine Livermory
Jess
Lam Very Ut
Pes
Orks Sochal
Alfred Crosby
Ohn
Abe Palle
Rope
Witte
PORT
Gobel
Hulene
State Journal
Aix
Primrles Pebrauty
Corty
Bhuwses County
KR. Carter
Ublicar
Stanhoe County
W. H. Cowles
John Perrybingle
Carriganquateny
Willen Caruthers
Tacklaton
Caleb Plummer
DeLay Plummer
Enn van DeMark
John van DeMark
Eewma Detwiner
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Care Journal
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Houston
Saratoga
Jeck
Gon St
Eloru
Ton Teachir
Dy L
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Airivate
Farmers
DO. Coe
Cave Journal
Journal Office
Kanean Ave
W. Fust
7Th St
Topeka Ave
Quincy St
Bath
Quincy
van Ook
Columbhin
W. 20Th
Monroe St Iee
Nice
W. H. Barnes
State House
Taree House
C. G. Heartburg
Monrowst
Wen Chang
Wolf
Clay St
Taepola
Kanpang
Langsiimns Roosters
Orean
Rang Indons Moree Contracting
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Isaac
Inquire
Cure Journal
SEI
Tna
Giteon
Ransia Ave
Suniby
Ewan
Hughes
Post Grater
Isis Coal
Fesaongs
Mon Tranches
Dennis
Ues Bet
Buzick & Wilson
Torlea
12Th and
Tyler Sts
Iscoe
Alfred Zane
Sse
Ruvber Stanpa
Tal
Orrica
Lrick and Paving Co
Cornice Works
James B. Hayden
Eh Niepprtee Veg Pacha
She Ince
Clarence ‘Sinnoper
Soon Ait
Sirs M. & Holcraft
Kansasay
J._A. ROSEN
Kase Ensave
W. Swearingen
End Sraduate
Optician
Ul Ainse
Eliy
UK RY
N. Newton
Voli Worral
Polk
Plano
Tsasone
THE
Coughlen Hardware Co
Telse
Kan
Ericagg
Lols
Ommata Tatiore Bey
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Poilee
Jesus
Calfornia
Union Pacifi
Sondsy
Missouri Pactic
Eave Topeka
Pea
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