Topeka social notes mix of clubs and weddings
Topeka society week features numerous card and whist gatherings hosted by Mrs. Dick Alten and Mrs. Chester Burns Reed, plus a supper for Bowling Club guests. Miss Helen Frost attends events with Washington DC ties. many gatherings span Westside to Washburn campus. Engagements and weddings noted. city federation and DAR chapters plan programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Conia
Washington
Chester Burns Reed
Mra J. Do Norton
Helen Rurith
Ita Morting
Eilte
James M. Lewis
Kinsley
Kungus Socist
State Board of Agriculture
City Federation
Dell Keiser
Western Avenue
The
Arty Federation
Lewis
Keizer
Topeka
Board of Agriculture Wi
Representative Hall
Federation
State Federation
Mia
Top
Chaminade Music Club
Norman Plass
Washburn
George Harlow Penny
Graham Reeder
Op. Grinesey
Rowena Bishop
Bishop
Mra
Elewin O'Neill
Supreme Court decisions recap from Kansas cases today
The Kansas Supreme Court handed down numerous decisions across counties and errors from Montgomery, Cloud, Wyandotte, Miami, Sedgwick, Leavenworth, Elk, Jackson, Cherokee, Doniphan, Reno and other counties. Outcomes include affirmed, reversed and remanded, or habeas corpus allowed, with instructions to set aside judgments, overrule demurrers, or proceed with trials as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subiame Court Court
Nannie L. Bruce
Braids B. Squires
Montgomery County
Henry Pinney
First National Bank of Concordia
Cloud County
K. Gr. 5
MB Rcora
Bop
Blaker & Co
Miami
Armour Comics
Alfred T. Thompson
Wyandotte County
Orm
State of Kansas
A. & Rynotapie
McPherson County
F. Ry. Co
Jacob Gaiser
Leavenworth County
John G. Schaeffer
Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul Church
Bedewicke County
Greene
J. E.G Cummings
Wichita R. I. & Light Co
Sedgwick County
Henley
George W. Wheatley
A l
Martha
Jane Fouts
Charles Pettgrew
Elk County
R. Hazen
Josie Webb
Lal
Jackson County
Arthur Guant Wins Washburn College Oratorical Contest
Arthur L. Quant won the preliminary Washburn College oratorical contest Friday night and earns the chance to represent the college in the state oratories contest on March 4 in Topeka. The event featured six contestants, with Quant placing first in thought and second in delivery, and he will compete against other colleges in the interstate contest. The program included performances by the Washburn Quartette and attracted a large audience with ten cent admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Quant
Washburn Colllege
Quant
Washburn College Literate Society
Garon Blcwns
Mri Zumwalt
Ludwig Katterfelt
Times
Artin Harris
Charles E. Bock
John van DeMark
RB. Welch
John Dawson
Maybe You Are Prejudiced Against Home Medicines
A fragment argues some people distrust medicines mixed by home druggists yet questions why one should refuse remedies that have cured many neighbors. The piece touts personal reputation and local experience as reasons to try proprietary compounds and asserts the reader’s own cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Hobart's Yin-Seng Tonic Promises Health Restorement
Topeka residents report Yin-Seng Tonic improved stomach trouble indigestion nervousness and sleeplessness. Manufacturer pledges refund if no benefit. Mrs. Neary Bay credits the tonic with restoring her health after four years of decline following stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
I Wepacetes Druggist
Reluta Hon
Agen
Ingleside
Hobart
Bart Twentieth St
Kansas Supreme Court reversals and remands list
Stron from Shawnee county notes several cases with reversals and remands for new trials. It cites Mason and others with dissents, and mentions errors from Norton Reno Wyandotte Jackson Cherokee Cher okee Ellis Thomas Maro and Ellis counties. Some cases affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Robt
Borchert
Reno County
Percuriam
Modern Woodmen of America
Edna P. Taylor
Jackson County
H. T. Leeman
National Mutual
Cherokee County
of Insurance Co
Arnold
Sarah Drake
Jno
Kiser
Wes Nate
Thomas County
M. Ransford
Eistella Holman
Ellis County
Robertson
Emma D. Curtis
Maro County
Police Court Notes From City After Fight And Raids
Police court records show ue Schwalm, 15, ordered to appear over a fight with Archie McMillan near Van Surenstrat as Archies father also files against William. In Topela, police raid nets Mike Thompson and N Heard at Royal billiard hall while other joints closed. A disorderly house at 921 Kansas avenue raided, inmates A R Spear Kitten Kline and Flossie Hering arrested. Sergeant McElroy catches two small girls coal stealing in Union Pacific yards Edith Peterson and Annabel Long identified at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Schwalm
Sirisia
Archie McMillan
Schwalms
van Surenstrat
Willen
Archie
William
Topela
Mike Thompson
Royal Billiard Hall
McCollum
Kansas Avenue
A. R Spear
Kitten Kline
Flossie Hering
McElroy
Union Pacific
Sution
Edith Peterson
Annabel Long
Brief Telegrams From Around the World on Jan 9
Reports from Bombay, New York, Washington, Guthrie and Willamport note Boer prisoners bound for Durban after oath, a New York strike ending due to wage issues, state prison tobacco rules under review, measles epidemics among the Shawnee, the death of James W. Weeley of Philadelphia press, and a London note on a fund for an unnamed expedition to obtain gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Durban
Natal
Ahmadnagar
Delaney
New York
Washington
Jan
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Guthrie
Okla
Tulsa
Willamspoert
James W. @weeley
the Sun
Pennsylvania
London
Cail Bells On Painful Close to the Race
The fragment references C W Bellamy a local figure from Burlington and a close finish described with pain and effort, hinting at a race or event. It mentions an Iowan named Wes and a strained appetite before a final push, but the damaged text limits clear facts or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bellamy
Freman
Burlington
North Topeka notices and local moves fill page
St. Marys traders, Harrison street homes, and church services fill a North Topeka column. Wm Bright and family move to 917 Harrison. W M Costley sells 1123 Jackson for 2600 to C Woodley of St Marys. J J Kiddoo rooms at 29 Kansas Ave. Miss Collie Sipes visits family in St Marys. Mrs. Sarah Ward travels to Evansville Ind for ill sister. Church events include Good Shepherd sermon by Bishop Millspaugh and Sunday school, Oaklan evangelist Nenel Overman, and Second Presbyterian and North Topeka Baptist services with morning and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarke Harmon
Chicago
York City
Topeka
Dome
Ing
and Airs
Eugene Salles
Mr. Salles
Emporia
Lawrence Briday
Conningham
Wilder S. Metcalf
Lawrence
Mra
BL. Roser
Sae Gay
Kansas City
Plurence Rossington
C. W. Risteen
Winnepeg
Manitoba
Marjorie Hette
Emporiala
Joe Mor
Mary J. Stevens
Richmond
Ind
F. J. Stevens
Monroe Street
E. Foote
Wichita
Dire
William Hugene Staney
Charles H. Pattison
Hall Park Street
Oklahoma
Lely
Ray Bacon
Lawra Deppa
Topeka Ave
Oklahoma City
Mary Ginner
Itabel Grubbs
Hugon's
Biss Mary Jennings
Willow Avenue
I. A. Anibs
St. Louis
Biliots
Anna Gorman
Kanass City
F. Hayes
Cara Siglor
Lawrence Street
Mrs Simmons
Katie Kahler
Maud Tovis
Orrie ‘Tind’ 1
Cora Ani Renaiver
Clara Saylor
Bivanaepiraoekt
Himball Printing Company
North Kansas
Wm. Bright
Harrison Street
Central Avenue Christianehurch
Heloise Green
Kalamazoo
Mich
W. M. Costley
Jackson Street
C. Woodley
St. Marys
J. J. Kiddoo
Cameron
Harper Building
Kansas Avenue
Collie Sipes
Zenia Sipes
Sarah Ward
Menokena
Evansville
Howard Hanna
Council Grove
Harma
Peoria
Clark Netswender
Silver Lake
A. M. Baird
Chanute
Weil
William Carr
Farmity Aes
Quincy Street
Nading
Carrs
Kidney
Farmily
van Bureney
Charles
Harry Jameson
Parl Graham
Nina Hilton
T. B. Reynolds
O. D. Wolf
Jeannette Wolcott
Eleanor Kimball
W. B. Kistler
Mary E. Smith
West Laurent Street
Weeny
Ats Campbell
Jean Copeland
Wroughs
Grantville
F. M. Bonebrake
Thomas Page
D. J. Hathaway
F. P. Elmore
David Bowie
Raque Corps No
Grand Army Opt
Satin Skin Cream and Powder Ad Review
An old style ad copy touts Satin-Skin Cream and Powder with playful rustic phrasing urging readers to try the product to prevent windburn and improve complexion, targeting homemakers and fashion-minded shoppers.
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Shcny
Dick Alten
Helen Frost Af
Thursdaxton
Dell Ketach
Jamon M Lewis
Krumley
Kansas Lock
Scienes Federation
Herbert I. Armatrong
Harry Conds Ashby
Duxies
Biatbene
Clement. Smith
Pole Street
Harold T. Chase
Lulu Evarts
Helen Frost
Tawsada
Exnilie King
Fay Quinton
Mary
Mien
Louise Allinon
Anita Cxilina
Washington, D. C
Mins Hubyee
Mtr
Hugurr Patterson
B.A. le
Mite Boyle
Mies Gertrude Mankinery
Sal Lincoln Street
Bereon Mushc
Monet
Almert Watkins
Horace
Clarence Ef. Mar~ Bon
Elizabeth
Henry March
Ron
Mira Walree Shormpeia
Charlie
Mem Wil Urle
Merwin
Meal Walker
George
J. FP
Jarrel
Hee Dagetter
Barbara
Sten
Otte Hungate
Apgueta
Arthur Kane
Tawrices
Marguerite Kiene
Mary Cy
Mins
Alice Deace
Mikes
Virginia Deace
Mabel Skinner
Anes Sareting Tuckey
Louise En
Mins Luminn Riddle
Mies Fannie Boner
Hontessen
Hartford Cottage Washburn
Academy and College
Ailes Kimni
Jeannette Lord
Watoon Club
Mulleon
SN. G. Edetulute
Bre
F. A. Rollinton
Mhes Agnes Walek
Anna Marie Wuieh
Venios Whitney
Iain Prescott
Margaret Gustign
Margaret Wi En
Catey Warner
Myrtle Hien
Maude van Ituuten
Missy Wilkin
Mins Carminttover
Mine Tove Prescott
Miak
Lola Beery
Mise Wilson
Mina
Jenin McMunon
Olive Dittenderfer
Peatrice Hayes
Mise Heck
Etts Beck
Walter Bell
W. H. Lawrence
W. F. Sheihan
Vic Martin
Barry D. Wolf
Russet
Winkgariie Mureka Beastie
Thea
A Nealeete
Art Welt
Frank Foewell
Wife Cuthbert
Rev. Ewart
Ralph Pesy
Ates Ben Jadd
FR. Jones
Br. Sterkweller
Maud Sieyton
Lee Johnson
Denver
Catorado
Habrides
Woodworth
W. HM
Sixth Avenue West
I Orelock
the Daughters! _ Of the
Isabelle ‘Thompson
Topeka Avenue
N. P. Handy
A. H. Horton
Filomena Club
Carnahin
Seventh
Adams Streets
Carnaban
Curry
Carnahat
Alexander
Ramblers
GB. Martin
Jefferson Street
UN 'Tempora
James W. Haine
Mra J. P. Kexster
Mins Httel Hadley
Lindsay
Mire
J. W. Going
West Side Reading Club
Clement Smith
Polk Street
Nautilus Club
Joseph Wt. Silver
College Avenue
Travelers’ Club
Hellanthus Literary Club
HT Millard
Buchanan Street
Thuretey
Central Parkers
Eby Weddening Evenmme
Alaska
Supreme Court
Burch
J. Ephraima Baler
Lewis Gatewood
Wyandotte Common Pleas
Martha A. Hole
Jacob Miller
Doniphan
K. Ry. Co
Gottfried
Frohwork
Wyandotte
Mon Pleas
Ela. McSherry
Executrix
Blanchfield
Reno
Aftina
Aoor
Reng
Joan McGunchey
Thos, Bowles
Anderson County
Neeley
Thompson
Belladonisa
Opluim
Alicack
Arthur Guant
Kansas Ave
New York Express
Baltimore
Ore
Pt Welphia
J. MM. Chesbrough
AG. P
Act
Dibble Grocery Co
Saha Raat
North
Kansan A . Oran
Wiehols
Cunningham' S Grocery
Eighth and
Laxn
Gatlin Drug CO
North Topeka
Gavitt Fur. CO
Hand Sapoliq
Macy
SipSeslad Iagoetanens
United States
Detroit
Wlets
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hays
Leavee
Watache
Capitol
A. W. Hopkins
Merchant Police
Ofice and Residence
East St. St
Topeka, Kansas
Bell
Washburn Quarttette
Adi Bert Sutton
Washburn College
George Lugton
Barad J. Penney
Department
Mary Differeheery
Sunne
Sony
Aid
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