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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1898

Page

5

Topeka Socials Highlight Entertaining Week

Social and personal notes from Topeka and vicinity recount Mrs Dan Small and Mrs Henry Keeler hosting a Friday afternoon at a well decorate home with roses and daisies. Guests included numerous local figures and Atchison visitors. An invitation card game preceded by refreshments featured prizes won by Mr. Bradley and Mr. C. G. While Grace Weiss and others assisted. later a literary game and a separate party on Tyler street.

Dan Small Menry Keeler J. Brawl Atchison Small Pauline Hirstano Bjortis Deba Bradley C. G Grace Weiss Selle Small Bilsa Lukens C.D Setrium George Crawford Prink Cane Arthur Capper W. A. Mopton George W. Crane J. EE. Torrence AL W. Laney Ira Woolverton James “A. Troutman J. Metheny Hersick Ehatia Coser David Palmer EH. Creaby W. T. Crate Hert Henry Hk Rieti Mat Macterran Miaries Trolman Theadore Hammatt Clareice Bowmin Frank Edson Wallace Tyna Arthur Purply Charles “Biued _Snalth HD Lewis W. ©. Squires Ness C. Mugle Herman Lesher Pred Cale Atrs. Baler Miteing Norman. Wear Itcherd Gundry Ickert Feod Freeman Stra Dietrich Delle Martin Isib- Linker Brett Mien Elliott Vancouver J. Lyne Stauth Atlanta Wall Albuquerque Oof Tinwarhn Hissell Codegratt Munte Hill

Postum Cereal Gold Prize Letter Promotion

A historic advertisement invites readers to write about Postum Cereal Co. and their experiences with coffee replacement. Readers are asked to detail effects on drinking, share testimonials of cures, and describe preparation steps for Postum with specific instructions. Prize: 20 gold coins to be mailed June. Address letters to Battle Creek Michigan.

Postum Postum Cereal Co Lim Battle Creek Mich

Topeka High Class Party and Portia Club Notes

Topeka social items describe a large high school class celebration with orange and white decor, a class motto, and hosts Mrs. Sweet and Miss Sweet. Portia club meeting at Mrs. Strickler’s home featured papers on sacred music and oratorio and a luncheon, plus gifts to the president. A pleasant musicale honored Miss Gladys Crowe with performances by local residents and students, plus a roundup of upcoming visits, entertainments, and society notes.

T. B. Sweet Paul To- Deka Avenue Portia Club L. H. Strickler Monpor Street L. M. Powell Strickler

Potwin news and city schools close as summer items begin

June events fill Snap Shots at Home News with school closings, births, repairs, land sales, and local plans. Demuth family welcomes a new son. Dunham family reports a new baby. repairs uplift M A bathrooms. Shawnee county notes include county business, insurance reports, and railroad delays.

Annual graduation exercises become a permanent feature

Police Matron Thorpe notes a destitute western city family in need, with parents in danger and three hungry children. Neighbors assist, but more help is sought, while Ms. Wilson and County Superintendent Stout work to locate a missing 12 year old boy named Osa Garriott. Ralph E Fulton dies after an appendicitis operation in St Louis. his funeral in Topeka set for Monday at the First United Presbyterian Church.

Herbert Hackney von George Madison EL ‘Thorpe Peart Manhattan Tayler Hudson Kansas City Ben Criswell Modern Literature Club Turn Aliee Prescott Fanny Moon Miss McParland Eilian McFarland Lawrence CJ Reed Wil S .R. Alderson Portsmouth W. H. Weitton St. Clarkson Portbault Minn Shattuck Miliary Academy St. Mary's Hall David W. Norton East Chillicothe West Point Horace Arthur Ute A. J. Arthur H_Stricktor Presbyterian Sunday School Monroe Street Hugh McFarland Harrison Street Gertrude Potter Highland Park E. J. Roblger R. J. Hurnett Omaha Momonth Chisenee Pitts Soldier Creak May Downing Glyde Hornaday Maud Kimball Will Cleuser Lewis Bradford Roy Bradford Rockford, J Topeka Geotee Everett Salt Lake City Jacob Wilkins M. Whitlock J. EB. Torrence M.D. Henderson Midland Aziell Pleana SV. Leeper Perkins Denshter Willam Gushard Phecetar de Anis Watson Cairo Egypt McVicar Pr Watson United States Cuno F. H. Wallace Truth Lancaster Thorpe Thor E. A. Wilson Talala Cherokee County Kansas J. W. Stout Osa Garriott Mr. Steat Ralph E. Fulton S.T. Fulton St. Louis Kansas Phonograph Company First United Presbyterian Chur

RODE WITH A CORPSE ON TRAIN TO ENID DISCOVERY

Passengers on an eastbound Rock Island train awoke to find a corpse in the rear Pullman. Miss Sarah Barber, believed to be from Kansas City, died likely of consumption before dawn and was found by the car porter near Enid Oklahoma. The body was removed at Caldwell to an undertaker. Separately West Superior reports Webster Manufacturing plant struck by lightning early today, with partial insurance coverage on the loss.

Rock Island Sarah Barber Kansas City Enid West Superior Wis Webster Manufacturing Company Fie

Cheap fares to Denver by Missouri Pacific June

Missouri Pacific announces special round trip fares from Kansas points to Denver for the American Medical Association meeting June 7 through 12. Tickets on sale June 6 and 7 with return validity to July 6, price equals the one way fare plus two dollars. Ask local agents for details on Denver to Colorado points side trips and industry work services by Peerless Steam Laundry and Watson's Livery.

Denver Cal Missouri Pacific Kansas Colorado H.C. Townsend G.P T. A St. Louis EB. Nipps Topeks Kan

Bill Wests Brother Bank Robber Escapes Jail Ward

South Bend Indiana June 4 George West alias Charles Rivers a noted bank robber escaped last night from the county jail ward by sawing two bars and sliding from a rope made of bed clothes. He hid on the street outside the jail fronts until morning. West wife was with him the night before. He was serving 10 years for another bank robbery when cashier Myron Campbell linked him to a December 1890 heist of fifteen thousand eight hundred dollars from the South Bend National bank. A trial previously ended with the jury disagreeing. last night he was convicted and sentenced.

South Bend Ind George West Charles Rivers West Myron Campbell South Bend National Bank

Damaged Wardrobe Valued in UP Case in Circuit Court

Miss Mamie Edelmann of Kansas City sues Union Pacific in the United States circuit court over a wreck at Strasberg Colorado on August 3 last year. She claims three hours in cold water ruined her traveling clothes valued at 35 dollars 26 cents and seeks 5000 dollars total damages for injuries and clothing.

Union Pacific Railway United States Mamie Edelmann Kansas City Edelmann Union Pacific Strasberg Station Colo Mixa Edelmaen

American $200,000,000 war loan planned for coming week

The London St James Gazette reports an American war loan of 200 million dollars to be issued next week and hopes that a portion may be offered in London where it is anticipated bonds will be partially taken up. Cold stoves for hot weather advertise at 116 East Sixth Street by Cnes and Morlton.

London St. James Gazette Cnes & Morlton East Sixth Street

Plans for Triennial Conclave at Pittsburg Advance

Pittsburg Pa June 4 Things pertaining to arrangements for the Knights Templar triennial conclave were very quiet during the past week due to many committee members attending the Harrisburg state conclave. Nearly all committeemen will be at home tomorrow and work will speed up next week. The Harrisburg conclave executive committee reported progress and copies will go to grand and subordinate commanderies. The report says sub committee work is well under way and Pittsburg’s conclave aims to be the most notable in grand commandery history. It notes thirty three grand commanderies have quarters and many subordinate commanderies will use sleeping cars. The report outlines entertainment, parade and other arrangements already publicized.

Stahl Potwin A. Demuth EW. Dunham State University At Lawrence Allen Love Oliver Merritt East Eighth Street Shawnee Board of County Commissioners Board of Equalization McNall M. E. Church Emporia Miss Egan van Huren ‘Street District Court Harrison School Ton Townsend Jointists Washburn College Ti Dramatic Club Horton Walter Groom State House Chickamauge M. C. Harlan Chris~ Than Church Territorial Union Endeavor Oklahoma City Jackson's Bend Shawnee County Hutchinson Salina Topeka Missouri & Kansas Telephone Company Lucinda Thompson Pleasant Valley Hev.j. A. Swaney Lowman Hill Chapel Kansas Normal College Topeka Exposition Company Bishop Washburn Huber University Tose Ialf Santa Fe Wakarusa First Christian Church Salvation Army Sixth Quincy Streets Tenth Street Quincy Street Twelfth Jackson Streets Board of Education Laptad Lottie Bowes Charlotte Crane Hers Dolman Jacob Klein John 8 Branner W. W. Webb Brrs Schuyler Nichols Shawnee County Normal Institute Topeka High School J. W. Stout Eli G. Foster J. H. McBride W. Hf. Wright W. H. Wasson H. Martin Christ Hospital Grace Cathedral Siiver Meaals Pittsburg Pitsburg Knights Templar Harrisburo United States

Tax on Car Seats

Washington June 4 The senate adopted an amendment to the war revenue bill providing for a tax of one cent on every berth in a sleeping car and seat in a Palace car as a substitute for White's amendment levying a tax of one fourth of one percent on gross receipts on sleeping car companies.

Washington Senate White

Blanco frees correspondents on condition they depart island

The foreign office states Captain General Blanco allowed release of English newspaper correspondents Messrs. Robinson and Whigham only if they leave the island and do not return. They are to sail on the British cruiser Falcon to Jamaica, with permission granted for Havana calls to embark British residents.

London Foreign Office Blanco Messrs. Robinson and Whigham Falbot Jamaica Havana

Iowa Regiment Moves West to Join Philippine Expedition

The Fifty-first Iowa regiment received orders to move from Des Moines to Pueblo then to San Francisco as part of a Philippine expedition. The force is among 125,000 volunteers mobilizing, with other regiments already in camp or en route.

Iowa Hook Island Des Moines Pueblo Cal San Francisco Mobiluzaa

Italian deputies sentenced after Turin riots

Long Terma Parle dispatch from Lugano reports Signor Costa and Signor Andreis of the Taelian chamber of deputies and correspondents of Secola and Italia Del Popolo were arrested in Turin during the riots and sentenced to prison for terms of 10 to 18 years, shocking yet to civil news.

Parle Gano Switzerl Petite Republicque Signor Costa Signor Andreis Taelian Chamber of Deputies Secola Italia del Popolo Turin

North Topeka News Briefs From June Events

Items note autumn plans left at Kimball Pig Co and visits by Miss Ide Henry and Mrs. J. P. Hannen. Miss Birdie Stoker to Manhattan soon. Minnie Doering and Minnie McCall travel. Christian Endeavor and sunrise prayer at North Topeka church. W. Wright hosts eighth grade picnic at Garfield park. Funeral of Evan J. Evans at Topeka cemetery. Welsh-born Civil War veteran. Prof Spencer concert tickets on sale locally.

Ide Henry Knox Fairview J. P. Hannen Mankatoaa J. W. Hart Birdie Stoker Manhattan KK. C. Bean Emporia Ia Town Horn Howard Stanley Bo Me. Templen Rossville North Topeka Harrison Street Minnie Doering Misa Minnie McCal Haa Wichita Orlin McCall Christian Endeavor Societies Tomor Christian Evan J. Evans Sotacopa Reynolds Westminster Presbyterian Church Mra Topeka Air Evane Waas Rative Wales Prof Spencer Wasgonerieux Eure Maitle- Adams Co Kimball Piano Co

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