Social and Personal Notes From Topeka
In Topeka and vicinity a Washington's birth day party was hosted in Mr Vou Dahlen's rooms with a large committee and a program that included toasts, poetry, music, and lunch. The Ladies Music Club held an open meeting at Mrs G W Parkhurst with guest invitations. Pedro High Five Club hosted a card party at Lester Davie’s home. Miss Lucy Knowles entertained a small group on Harrison Street. numerous social mentions note visits, travel, and small gatherings across Topeka, including club meetings, church events, and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Revolution
Washington
Mabel Martin
Pearlade Prescott
Mabel Baker
Mary Harrison
Miss Prescott
Mrs. Horton
M. M. Miller
Mr. von Dahlen
T. W. Harrison
A. Danner
A. Hi. Horton
David Owls
Miss Tracy
Miss Collins
Ladies’ Music Club
Mra G. W. Parkhurst
Mra
Pedro Club
Pedro High Five
Lester Davie
Bertha Beal
Anita Collins
Jessit Meyers
Dot Whod
Louise Allison
Helen Morris
Fey Quinton
Reita Updesraf
Mr. Earl McFarland
Tod Ingram
Arthur McClintock
Hassel Prost
Harry Rigby
Wallace Thompson
Hari Ewart
Stacey Hadley
Lucy Knowles
Harrison Street
Florence Liver
Ies
Helle Stags
Grace Noble
Margaret Goodrich
Mims Grace Welch
M. Thacher
Malcolm Garrard
Dey Karr
George Thacher
Clark Bailes
Ole Kien
Felloity Club
WT. Cartiridge
Stith
Ira Howe
Josephine Dietrich
1. Reed
AW EL Preacott
Raymond Haines Pynit
Manhattan
Topeks
Pam Fen Miswes
Ethel and
Lenna Short
Bethany College Uni
Chiljicothe
Atchison
Frank Wison
Ocage Clee
W._ J. Radesim Mru. Norris
J. UC
Ayer Bana
Nag Cty
A. J. Grieson
Christ Sompitaty
Megan
Iiss
Aga Nelson
A. J. Nelson
Hiaratiton
CC Hema
Mexico
Boh
Thomas Bethe
Beldee
Payiee
Hamthvan Beth
Ghee
Cid of
Hamilton
Prince Line Breamably Company
J. F Stewart
S. Virney
Gowan
Miles Annabelte
Xana
Witeron
Ralen
Annte Dorel
Sissnus
Grace Cnammbetr
Etien
Lattice Ruppel
Mr Sred Maer
Jolly visitors parade through Kansas Avenue in lively city pageant
South Dakota Nebraska Missouri visitors filled the scene with music horns shouting and singing along Kansas Avenue. A crowd of about 100 notes good Telows promenaded up and down the avenue in a double mile march. The event resembled a college frolic with students and townsfolk alike joining in. The city hotels hosted guests and events continued with marching and cheering for hours as the crowd enjoyed the festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas Avenue
Friday Night Music at Hamilton Hall Creamery Convention
The Commercial Club presents a musical programme at Hamilton Hall Poiday night featuring the High School Orchestra with selections by Henaneae Resound from Afar and Modoc pieces. Frank Weightman Dudley Buck and Rowley perform with baritone solos by W. Parkhurst. Classical pieces include Capitan O`Rafferty. Music by the High School orchestra closes with a community supper follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Hall
Poiday
Henaneae
Chas
Heeske
Hurral
Frank Weizhtman
Dudley Buck
Rowley Rowley
Modocs
W. Parkhurst
O'Rafery
Walle Funch
Riveraide salt display at World’s Columbian Exposition
The Kansas Salt Co led by A. L. Baker showcases Riveraide salt, awarded at the World’s Columbian Exposition for its strength and butter suitability. The firm also produces FR. SV. F. table salt, the only U.S. salt exported abroad, with Baker giving demonstrations and samples to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumittan
Heath
Kansas Salt Co
A. L. Baker
United States
Haker
RS. Vv
Phansas Salt Co
Gem Fiber Packing Co Exhibit Promotes New Butter Boxes
Detroit exhibit shows the New Gem water-proof sanitary butter boxes and tubs designed for creameries. W. B. Thomson leads the display, highlighting a box system holding up to 90 pounds and praised by Kansas creamery firms. Free sampler and price list offered upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Fiber Packing Co
Me. W. B. Thomson
Kansas Creamery Co
Eston Creamery Co
Bell Springs Creamery
Meriden Creamery
Brandt & Essley’s Creamery
Kanuas
Gem Fiber Package Co
Porter Street
Detroit
Mich
Election Tonight At National Creamery Buttermakers Meet
Officers of the National Creamery Buttermakers association will be chosen at the close of tonight's session after a program featuring musters markets and Western butter. The program includes "The Dairy Partner and His Cow" and a discussion by butter judges. Tomorrow morning the last meeting will present addresses on "The Creamery Industry in South Dakota" and ways to better engage patrons, plus talks on cow and milk care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Creamery Buttermaters' Association
Nald
Philadelphia
Hoard
Fort Atkinson
Vis
Muste
Creamery Industry
Sioima
Nissiey
el Reno
South
Creamery convention closes with officers elected and excursion
The message notes the creamery convention will transact officers and misc business tonight with a noon close tomorrow. Delegates plan an excursion to central store area. Hamilton ball entertainment is arranged by the Commercial club for visitors, with Modets and other groups to perform and the daily tune to be set. Major Tom Anderson promises a plentiful meal and music for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Ball
Ata
Tom Anderson
Butter at Auction Exhbits to Be Sold to Highest Bidder
Exhibits will be auctioned tomorrow as judges score the butter exhibit. The awards praised the butter as perhaps the best ever shown, with trade dairies of the United States noted for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin Utter
Staten Aid Ly
Afternoon Dress Trends Show Comfortable Lapse Between Meals
An article notes fashion for an afternoon dress with comfort between luncheon and dinner. Wears include various waist styles this year, mixing fabrics like silk, net, and dark green cloth. Bodices pair with contrasting sleeves and girdles, using porthess waists from older dresses and bold color combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porthess Walats
Auction set to begin at 10 o'clock before national contest
Committees on Resolutions named by President Trwin Paul of the Butter makers association will draft resolutions of thanks and condemnation and prepare declarations for the convention. The committee includes Frank Urner New York Fred S Kimball Waterloo Ia William Craver Chicago L Hubbell Waukon Ta3 d L. Stewart Janesville Minn The committee will report tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trwin Paul
Buttermakers’ Association
Enigmitive
Thanka and Cormetdation
Frank Urner
New York
Fred S Kimball
Waterloo
Wiliam Craver
Chica
G. L. Hubbell
Waukon
L. Stewart
Janesville
Minn
Taylor Riddle forecast for fall election in Kansas
Taylor Riddle, chair of the Populist state central committee, travels the state outlining a united front against the Republican party. He asserts Populists Democrats and Silver Republicans back Lee-43 and favor an extra legislative session if Leedy’s plan can be defeated, arguing the Populists have enacted more good laws than Republicans. He calls for silver men to unite, questions miners’ support, and predicts a decisive silver victory in the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Riddle
State Central Committee
Lee- 43
Leedy
Poe
Kansas
Clyde Mattox seeks work and new life after release
Clyde Mattox, held at a federal prison earlier, is in Topeka with his mother visiting friends. He speaks of wanting steady work, to prove he is not dangerous, and to regain trust, noting sobriety for six years and hope that justice will prevail. He reflects on the harshness faced by those accused of murder and the toll of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Mattox
Federal Penitentiary
SW. Batch
Topeka
Mattox
Taan
Tam
Kansas City
Martex
Funeral of Mrs. Schick
Funeral services for Mrs Samma Schick were largely attended last Monday. Rev Dr Lakesley led the rites with music by Meldanes Bots ford Henderton Holman and Welkhiman. She died after a week long illness leaving a husband and two children. Her husband Mr Schick, a noted manufacturer, mourns with others as he himself endures a severe eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samma Schick
Wlakesley
Meldanes Botsford
Henderton
Schick
Morrison to Drop Faust for Frederick the Great
Renowned actor Morrison plans to drop Faust after this year and develop a new piece titled Frederick the Great. He aims to prove his acting range beyond Mephisto and anticipates strong audience interest in the staged revival next season. Florence Roberts backs his view that Morrison’s greatest role is in Master of Ceremonies, as public reception grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
Lewis Morrison
Faust
Mr. Morrison
Morrison
Frederick, the Great
Richeleu
Florence Roberts
Wool Commission House in Financial Difficulty
New York February 4 report says Sawyer Manning and Co of New York and Boston, the old woolen commission house, face liquidation after being indorsers on about 1,000,000 in paper. Receivers appointed last week for mills they sold, while a new firm Sawyer Brone Co forms to continue duties and protect creditors. The firm has an 80 year history and large Bradstreet rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Commission House
New York
Sawyer, Manning & Co
Boston
Burlington Woolen Company
Winooski Worsted Company
Winsorks
Win
Colchester Mills
Colchester
Toston
Mondis
Joseph B. Sanyer
Crecttons
Sanger
Cheches
Sawyer, Brone & Co
Joseph B. Sawyer
Joseph Stone
Thomas H. Patterson
House of Sawyer, Manning & Co
Bradstreet
Baseball schedule heat up for Western league meeting
Kansas City February 24. President D B Johnson and schedule committee members arrive for a noon meeting to finalize a season opening around April 20. The group, including managers of the new Omaha team, reports some minor changes may be proposed to the draft plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
DB. B. Johnson
Western Baseball League
Teleagues
Matthew Keillesen
Charles ‘Comisky
Sehmets
G. A. Vanderbeck
Messrs Schuman
Offrlen
Omaha
Loftus
Muck
Allen
Goit
Indianapoli
Millers
Democrats Banquet Arrangements and Ticket Notice at Metrohall
The committee on arrangements for a Democratic banquet at Metrohall 408 One Sa5 Avenue near National Hotel issues details. Doors open 8 20 pm with reception staff, tickets non transferrable, advance pickups at Frank S. Thomas 601 Kansas Avenue, late arrivals limited. Reception committee listed and asked to be present at 8 20 pm sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sos
Ceghee Weecares
Metrohall
Sa5 Avenue
Throop
National Hotel
Wm. J. Bryan
Frank S. Thomas
Kansas Anvenue
John Smith
Geo, Burghart
John Record
Chas, Sharp
Thomas Henley
Eugene Wolff
C.K Holliday, Jr
David Amil
Major Shreve
Geo. von Langen
Sharp
North Topeka community notes and notices
North Topeka column lists items for the Kimball Pit and local notices. Mentions stamps at Courtney's, social events at Harmony Rebekah, a tree entertainment at Worcester school, millinery promotions, Swedish conference guest H. Ryberg, and various local residents moving, hosting, or attending events. Includes marriages, removals, entertainment guests, and school teacher change.
Wheat Markets Skip Rise in Chicago Trading
Wheat opened lower in Chicago on February 6 and extended declines amid broad market weakness. May prices ranged near 1.06 to 1.05 a bushel with ongoing selling pressure, while other grains followed the downbeat trend. News of market nervousness and rapid intraday swings dominated the session as traders monitored New York stock activity and anticipated demand signals. Northwestern shipments showed light receipts at 344 cars, with overall market sentiment bearish and cautious.
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Chichgo
New York
Ste
Kmail
Bittorn
Wwererice
Anand Ag
Grain and Livestock Market Report with Mixed Prices
A historical market summary reports cattle hogs and sheep prices, with notes on cash trades and futures. It covers western markets, dairy and grain prices, oats and cotton activity, and shipments for a Topeka Chicago Livestock Exchange style bulletin.
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Lars
Kansas Ave
Prescott & GO
Hosteiters
the Copeland
Niouse
J.C. Gordon
Prop
Alto
USA
John Dudley
Peene
Social and Personal
Toms
Arene
Chicago
Eureka Springs
Ark
Grealy
Elienance
Brisco
Pamphler
Leurs Springs
Geo .T. Nicholson
Tang St. Louis
Moaces Sna Utner Voon
The
Kansas Salt Company of
Hutchinson, Kansas
Clyde Matton
Chusies Petre Adama
Federation of Clubs
Saturniew
Massinte
H. F. Morris
SM. Wood
W. T. Eckert
Byron Davis
Poindexter
J. K. Hudson
C. BH. King
Charles Petra Adams
North Topeka
Kimball Pit, Co
Colvin
St. Marys Yestern
Nicholson
Courtney's
W. EL Stafford
Jackson County
Vieren
Hugo Farm
Sola
Rover
Ceawkie
North Side
Tse, Cromwell & Jeffers
Harmony Rebekah
Wochester
Briday
Briday Evesini, Sirs. Hiller
Gulacy Street
Meriden
Wail Peper
Cromwell & Jeffers
Air
Mira
Bard Seymour
Seymour
Gordon Street
Edith Maus
Chris i
HA. Ryberg
St. Joseph
Jot Nystrom
Wis Jackson Sirees
Johnils Morse
Feaying
Babente
Gordon Merck
J. A. Vick
J. TP. Herre
Jamite
Wwn
Wyans
van Buren Street
Fdna Pitt
janeVenine
Sng
Centrad
Dina Mary Patro
Dent Dolman
Loin Paramore
John Johnnson
Win Puller
Rayround Diffendetter
Mn Alj
Rosset Barber
Wil van Ness
Cre Weick
Fred Carson
Tank
Camp
Thn Payne
Stramidirs
Prank Clark
Buttermakers
Old Fends
Parkhurst
Central Avenue
G. Parkhurst
West Garden Street
Parkhursts
Claris Paresis
Wiscons
Calvin Wohl
North Topeke
Exim A. Bartlet
Vora Vile Aid
Henjamin M. Hook
Btver Lake
Mire
Hooke
Evenina
Watts
Saunders
Tanger
Johnson
Bisher
C. Cromwell
Mnanchul
C. Pisher
Recordline
Everdurr
W Rimes Cenior Woodward
M Niilen
Jun Wodward
Fy Mueeeh
Berlor Bess Ab Bollutt
Beagle
Charles Petro Adams
Tos
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
State Journal
Teygane
Eaness
Kauss
Regia
Weinout Ee Lowes
Scholce Timothis * Creamery
Iflie
Hite
Ann
Braese
Scely
Tevorlbte
Gnod Arendey
Hoseen
AL Osha
Paseo
Buwisy
Gareaiane. Bet, Run Cotton—Firm
Misiathar
W. A. Michael Om. ‘Mission Co
West Sixth Ave
Topeba
Niverpool
Rowe
Ecco
Chisago
W. A. En Teesion Co
Teekers
Srain
Ani
West Sieh Ave
Tappat Chiteeo
A & Seat
Bos
Lux Commission Co
Central National Bank
Bank of
Nell Speen Jas
A. Michael Commission
Atensi
Guene
Persuiasion
Genthal National Hank
Topaka
Seasece
Union National Bane
Kanaes
Baneas
Bale
Kamas
Alice Etary
Galtwilt
Gracie i
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