Social and Personal Events in Topeka and Vicinity
Social and personal notes recount Topeka gatherings and visiting guests through New Year festivities. The column lists parties hosted by Mrs J B Hisison and others, with elaborate decorations, attire, and guests from Topeka, Lawrence, Omaha, and Kansas City, plus notices of engagements and marriages and travels of local residents.
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Monat
Gerthick Stustestab
Bir
Danents
Sias
Florence Horn
eMierthin
McChemney
Kanwas City
Werdler- AY Mire
Williams
Dietey
Ormada
Bure
Quincy
Harry Williaos
North Topeka Community Notices Blend In Holiday Listings
Local columns list visits by Mist Mamie Weeks in Greenwas and other relatives in Kansas City New Year travel by H. B. Curry and Cromwell Jeffers family updates. Shifts in business pages note Kent's Kash Real Konner moving 25 feet south and new quarters. Grace L. Rutan returns from Leavenworth. Grace McClain to Carthage for a visit with parents.. church concert at Baptist attracts crowd and preacher W. H. Hutchinson continues series on wives and husbands. local ads promote books discounts and farm goods.
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Netoan
Gem Bakery
Newtrom
Kansas City
Curry
Cromwell & Jeffers & Latham
Simmons Hardware Fo
Jackson Street
Grace L. Rutan
Leavenworth
Ullun
George Hisen
Bon Ammep
Euen
Fred Alexander
Helton
Manhattan
W. C. Sibel
Shirley Lewis
Chicusa
John McClain
Carthage
Mir
Mine
Malin
John Tule
Mre
MM. Hate
Jenves
al- Duquerque
Pallim
North Star Grocery
Farmbir
Kratlan Erpek
Rhotes
Westine
L. A. Ryde
Chieng
Kent
A. M. Kent
Kansas Avenue
Man menaces with revolver in attempt to force laprobe purchase
In Topeka a man named Bottenfield drew a pistol at a waiter in a cafe, demanding a laprobe. Police found two revolvers on him. a stolen laprobe was later linked to a man named Peterson. Bottenfield charged with carrying concealed weapons. incident followed by a separate injury involving Miss Nel Phillips from a fall near her home.
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Charles Bottenfield
Adaie Bybee
Morihy
Jenkins
Botteveld
Peterson
Bottenfiend
Bo & Todzh
Nel Phillips
Crosby Brea
Fred Nelson Runs Amuck at Milwaukee Restaurant
Fred Nelson, intoxicated, entered a Milwaukee restaurant on Hol Keuneas avenue and assaulted patrons and Patrolman Younkin. Nelson struck Younkin, breaking a large tooth, grappled with the officer, and was arrested after a violent pursuit. Nelson's injuries and officers’ injuries were treated by a physician at the scene.
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Younkin
Fred Neisim
Milwaukee
Hol Keuneas Avenue
Frits Daren
Patridinke
L. Younkin
Nelson
Willen
Neleon
Jen
Nelsus
Netson
Heekin
Mitchell
Grese
War Paint Card Shows Modoc Band In Indian Style
A Modoc club card depicts a band of Indians in war paint with a photogravure of tepees on the reverse. Listed names include Chiefs Drink-No-Water Heusy-Thibery Pinek Cher Cut-The-clott Sebl-All-The-Ground and others, with Maj or Anmersin noted as absent from the marshal list.
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Hose
An- Mersin
Renae T
Agiers
Pat Short
G. Rodemeyer
M.D. Henderson
Gal Qastety
Young Ghief Feliow
Juda
Doe Gritey
Squteod
Olden Victory in Church Dispute Over Elders
The case centers on Fey G. D. Olden and Rev. G D Héen facing expulsion by elders of Second Baptist Church. Judge Hazen ruled Dennis Howe, G W Frasiec and other proscribed elders could not compel reinstitution. The decision labeled the church conflict misbegotten and warned against interference, urging unity to avoid further discord.
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Héen
Second Baptist Church
Judes Hazen
Dennis Howe
G. W. Frasiec
Mr. Gidén
David Overmyer
W. R. Hazen
Hazen
Daxpert Baptisty
Tts
Mr. Olden
Wichita Clearing House postoffice joins association
Beginning today the Wichita postoffice becomes a member of the Wichita Clearing House association. All arrangements are completed and 200 branch offices across southern Kansas, the Indian and Oklahoma Territories and northern Texas remit to the Wichita office, reducing the amount passed through the clearing house to round numbers at 120 dollars.
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Postoffice
Wheatta
Wichita Postoffies
Wichita Gleiring House Association
Kansie
Oklahoma
Texas
Wichita Officn
Oregon Hall opens study of thimex use by railroad group
The Oregon Hall wile COM fRIAy Mas opens a department to experiment with thimex across Oregon and Washington. President A J Mobier of the ORO&SS foresees cotton milking in arid regions, with trials planned in eastern Oregon and Washington and a tobacco raising initiative down the Cascade range. Pied-Jas Slavin, 72, dies at his daughter’s home on Tyler Street after heart disease. Funeral set for Tuesday morning from the Church of the Assumption.
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Railway & Navigation Co
Ao Industries
Portland
Ore
Oregon Hall
Oregon
Washington
A. J. Mobier
ORO& SS
Washinston
Oresin
Orékon Railway & Navieu~ Hon Company
Cascade Mountains
Jas. Slavin
Fitzgerald
Tyler Street
Feore Heart Gisenee. Fund
Church of the Assumpittor
District Court Updates On Civil Motions And Claims
Judge nitizen refused to let U L House creditors file amended petitions to restart settlements. East v House and Mass v House listed. David Rittinger v Western Canton and Building Association: motion for new trial overruled. Miller v Carlson concerns city property. receiver discharged after back taxes paid. Sherman v Union Pacific: plaintiff must specify cars and repairs for transfer of grain. Plumbers case Durkin v States: motions to strike portions of petition overruled. secretary’s book request not ruled. Santa Fe v Ott & Tewksbury: motion to strike over lands disposition denied. unwritten conmeel referenced. Rivera Holliday suit over city property ownership. Col Holliday II found owner. fee claimed on tax deed.
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Nitizen
U. L. House Clothing Company
Toe
East Vs. House
Mass Ve. House
David “Rittinger
Western Canton and Building Association
Miller Vs. Carlson
Sherman Va
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Hasen
Sherman
Rossville
Durkin
States
Associaton
Jadge
Association
Santa Fe
Ott & Tewkabury
Hazen
Ote & Tewksbury
Rivera
Woman inmate at Topvika asylum kills self by strangling
Frances Cranmer, inmate at Topvika Insane asylum, died Saturday at 6 AM from a handkerchief strangulation. Coroner Dr. Westerfield ruled death by self strangulation. She had a recent history of medical issues and prior suicide attempts. Her body sent to Le Monn & TMenwell's morgue. funeral arrangements pending.
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Frances Cranmer
Topvika Insane Asylum
Itis
Moses Ezekiel
Madison Street
Mos Cranmer
J. M. Westerfieideld
Insane Asylum
Ufrutioes
Ranmer
le Monn & Tmenwell
Airs
M. Exeki
Mire
Cranmer
Jane
Frondome
Wenterfield
Wetmore
Judge Hazen Rules Stockholders First in Statute Limit
A Kansas court ruling by Judge Hazen in Capital Investment Company cases discusses limitations on claims against stockholders versus the corporation. W Martin Jones, a creditor, seeks $10,000 or more, while defendants include C Baker of Topeka City Railway and Willie Edeer. The editorial tone promotes local business interests and advertisements for medicines, agents, and insurance services, with various names and addresses listed.
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Hezen
Capital
Jute Hagen
Capital Investment Company
W. Martin Jones
Jude Hazen
Attor Heyer
Lnsitation
Acm
Agalnat
Sears
Bilien
C . Baker
Topeka City Railway
Willie Edeer
Youthful Jennie Croly Pioneer Woman Journalist at 66
Jennie Jane Croly born in England and later a New York public school inspector, is hailed as a pioneer of women’s journalism. She founded the first woman’s column, led Sorosis and the New York Woman’s Press Club, edited a fashion publication, and helped launch syndicate letters and women’s clubs while remaining active in journalism.
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Pioneer
Teme Fane Croly
New York
Jexste
Jerr Choly
Woman Aid
Amnetum
Womsus
Sorosis
Woman’s Club
Mrs. Qroly
New York Woman's Press Club
Jennie Jane Graly
England
America
Ber
New York State
David G. Craly
Jenniie Jane
Syndicate Letter
Parks by a Professional Landscape Gardener
Mrs A E B McClure of Chicago has become a professional landscape gardener after her husband, an authority in the field, died leaving the business to her. She has handled large contracts including grounds at a Newberry insane hospital and the Soldiers' Home in Grand Rapids, plus work in St Paul and Milwaukee parks. She advocates teaching landscape gardening to girls in public schools as a healthier, more profitable path than clerical work.
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AW Ole
Althovels
Newberry
Mich
Grand Rapids
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kangaroo Tail Sold as Luxury in London Market
A new luxury fad in London is kangaroo tail from Australia marketed as a gourmet delicacy. The tails are treated like ox tail in cooking and touted as delicious for soup and nou intending to appeal to refined palates. Tails fetch about $3.00 in London shops.
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London
Australia
Londun
My Son Eliakim the Star Player in a Fading Moment
A nostalgic monologue centers on Eliakim, a young football player whose father champions his grit and skill. The narrator recalls a pivotal fourth down, urging teammates to shoulder and block for Eliakim as he fights for glory, while elsewhere the crowd and city mark the game and the year.
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Taokin
Market Report Signals Mixed Grain and Hog Trends
Opening wheat May at 9.90 with declines to 9.60 intraday amid weak buying. Paris and Liverpool show divergences with Paris up and Liverpool down. Corn heavy receipts and liquidations push prices lower. oats weak on rising shipments. Provisions rise on yard demand then pull back as pork and ribs retreat. Barley and flax show steady cash levels. hogs strong with active demand and higher cash, beef and dairy feeds mixed.
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Liverpool
Jim Linha
Beoreune
Balthaur
UEC
Paris
Northwestern
Uberal
Para
LOK
Chicago
Worlh
Zatlac
St Corn
Espie
Cadahys
Jana
Ana
Max
Hs Bay
Sophie
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Topeka
Toile
Chau
Germany
J. BK. Hivison
Iueste
Abers
Charlenike
Danie McVicar
Juin Waters
Wilfard Scott
Walter Burgess
Frank Mennett
Ralph Feter
Tisoke Woolverton
Chiedter
DeForuxt Jeimmase
Walter Cum
Archie Williams
Kellan
Flynn
Lew Bren
Bare Willams
Lilian
Lucity Mulvane
Misa
Feary Bins Livermore
Cathe
Mier
Mite Mabel Wireclor
Foun City
Harmon Ryus
Gail- Dudley
Joe Marean
Werrence Kwart
Hal Haxtett
Frank Davie
Ovear Woolverton
Jey Howell
Walter Smith
Fred McGuin
Dean Low
Tiomer Low
Will Alexander
Albert Patton
Charlie Lazersrom
John Caliine
Harry Seabrook
Dennis
Wil Trint
Ing
Ralph
Barnes
Werel
J.P. Howe
Red
Mel Howe
Mise Frost
Savary
Aline Wilton
Massa
Furnivten Merce
Manse
Ewuntermine
Indies
Iania
Pekan
Sidlea
Shubert
Ladien
Hurbert Hackney
Maneo Mur
Shelden
H. Grifith
George R. Jones
Emporia
Caroline Chase
Elkhart
Tad
A. W
Marshall Warren
Exapuria
Frask Eason
Guy Hager
St. Pon A
Topeka Avenue
Loii Tehan
Fort Scott
Percy J. Colville
Anna Colville
Mount Vernon
Columbus
J. B. Overholt
Colvile
Hig Hiride
Tope
J . Coville
Grouse
A.M. Calinham
Lawren Mir
Mra. TD. Eversole
Cora Estella
Ruseos
Squier
Third Presbyterian Church
North Topeka
Fred Nelson
Amuck
FEY
G. D. Olden
Wichita Clearing House
Act
John H. Cass
Kansas
Tupelka
Springsteen Medicine CO
Cleveland
Emquire
123 West
Sixth Street
Springsteen Medicine, Co
Lautner
Bailey
Walon Casualty and Supety Company
Holtlers
Teonard
Jennie
Mira. McClure
A. EB. McClure
MY Son
Eliakim
Hlinkim
Adam
Amity
Zim
Eliahn
Burde
Shing Ane Hank
Elishin
Thougi
Tino
Hach
Elia
Stanley EE
Pike
New York Journal
Ekanean
Neacles
Anid
Lamhe
HINES
Ceonsan Ursy
Ann
Bates
Chine
Iney
Ies
Aehwel
Cota
Kan
Coif
Jaewthor
Lendl
Urestara
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
Stats Journal
Sean
Cuivre
L Suresh
Lux Commission Co
Tyaness
Gested Setional Bank of ‘Cominetea
Ramsay City
Leona
Jerney Law
Eithe
Kansas Ave
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