Social notes and party scenes in local town society
Personal items recount visits and entertainment at cards with Miss Nina Thomas and Miss Mary Hiatt. Guests include Miss Caro Penfield and Mr Chael Kleinhans who receive decorated keepsakes. Garfi eld Park hosting gatherings, chaperoned outings, and a variety of receptions honor numerous residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abi
Nina
Meg Thomas
Mary Hiatt
Caro Penfield
Chael Kleinhans
Miss Penfield
Mr. Kleinhans
Lillian Tefft
Caro Panteld
Dollie Colby
Edith Tebel
Frances Moon
Mary Moon
Anna Jones
Eleanor Wilts
Ada Ward
Messia
George Penfield
Robert McMasters
Couries Klelutans
Howard Wood
Warren Akere
Ed Denule
Ralph Moore
Fred Gillett
Park Ewart
Sim Bear
W. T. Crosby
Augusta Flintom
Lawrence
Misa Scroville
Libbie Hazlett
Lilian Teil
Lor Tis Bowes
Eua Morehouse
Ivah Davia
Edna McClintoch
Myrtle Davis
Bernice McDonald
Etna Crane
Margaret Hour
Jessie Shellabarger
Mabel Knowles
Caro Pentiled
David Lakin
Charles Keilnhens
Harmon Ryus
Bo Tennis
David Sibiey
Frank Davis
Clyde Grabbs
Dean Low
Dick Hodgere
Pred Gillet
Homer Low
Walter Stith
Fay Howell
Praf
Seeturck
W. C. Seeboeck
Columbian College of Music
Chicago
Hutchinson
Mra
J. W. Going
Mr. Graham
Sr. Beeboeck
Seeboeck
H. L. Shirer
Vincent Graham
Bliss Elias Thompson
Emporia
Mrr
Scott Kelsey Stevelies
Scott Kelsey
Oakland
Melvin Kelney
Molyio Kelney
Misa Fannie Jenkins
Charleston
R A Stockwell
B. A. Pugh
Mr. E Sait
Miss Myrtle Williams
G. Baxter
Hattie Morse
J. R. Williams
Mianis Rankin
W. J. Williams
Etta Johnenos
Molla Stockwell
Lincoln Elchar
Milton Shut
Minnie Pugh
John Johnson
Ida Sowle
Effie Peter
Jessie Kelsey
Robe Pond
Mr. and
Mia
N. E. Copeland
P. B. Benton
Jesse Solis
Ida Moore
P. C. Moore
HF. Crandall
Maude E. Kennett
H. H. Stevenson
Della Gormly
Frank Philippi
F. E Jordan
Mre
Julian A. Stockwell
Delia Benton
G. A. Peak
F. W. Watson
Guy Ludington
Capital Jodge No. 7
Mra. McGuire
Porter
Esnal
Parcells
Mra Hovey
Mra Cathers
Mra Griffith
Mra. Sherwood
Barnett
Hik
Sa Gerbrieth
Quack Oculist Prof Samuels Targets Eyes at Hotel Maroon
A damaged item warns against unskilled eye work by Prof Samuels who claims to cure sore eyes without pain. It urges avoiding a dubious ring trust, and notes he will be at the Hotel Maroon for a limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douket
Samaela
Prof. Samuels
Prof Samuels
Prof
Samusls
Maroon
Lopmer
Dr. Combe
Secret City Council Meeting Deliberates Damages and Bike Rule
A secret council gathering last night discussed damage suits harassing the city and the cost to the city. They considered securing evidence and possible resolutions to fight suits and avoid judgments. The bicycle ordinance and speed limit were debated with members split on immediate action.
Northwest Narrowly Escapes Major Collision On Lake Superior
The Fine Steamer Northwest just avoided a frightful collision with the Saginaw Valley on Lake Superior during an up trip. Dense fog thickened the air as both vessels blew fog signals and steered apart. fifty tons of powder aboard the Saginaw Valley heightened danger were a collision to occur. The Northwest passed within a deck’s length, narrowly missing contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Surenson
Wie
Jone
Saginaw Valley
Bio
Lake Superior
Vessela
Saginaw
Councilman J T Fulton Recovering From Sunstroke
Councilman J T Fulton of the Fifth ward is seriously ill at home after a Tuesday sunstroke. He drove to the state house without a top on his wagon and fainted at the south steps. A stranger found him, he was taken home, shows signs of improvement the next day, and is thought out of danger. The incident occurred near the state house after he visited his son, a clerk with the railroad board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Fulton
Fifth Ward
Fulton
State House
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Washing Blankets A Sunlit Guide To Line Drying
The article outlines a hands off method to wash blankets using soap, borax, and warm water. It advises letting blankets soak two hours then rinse until clear, hang evenly on the line to dry in four to five hours, and avoid ironing. The piece stresses that only the initial setup is hard work and suggests getting assistance.
One Piece Garment as Ideal Bicycle Skirt
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes a one piece bicycle skirt with elastic side cords that rise and fold for mounting a bicycle, enabling walking and cycling without intrusion. The design aims to blend comfort with modesty and fashion without reformist connotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Creek Supreme Court Rules On Pay Roll Suspension
The Creek supreme court ruled that a council call to adjust rolls had no power to pass an act suspending the chief, treasurer and auditor, leaving those officers in office. Treasurer Grayson continued work on the rolls and expects to begin payment about July 1 to roughly 13,000 enrolled citizens at about $14 per capita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura McAluster
The
Creek Supreme Court
Prominent Attorney Shot in Sudden Attack at Bourn Benn
Jonathan Creed, a South Bend lawyer, was shot and wounded at close range by Daniel Mease, cider mill proprietor, amid ongoing business negotiations. Creed escaped serious injury by quick footwork as Mease fled after firing with a revolver and striking with a bar of iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Bourn Benn
Jonathan Creed
Daniel Mease
Mease
Creed
North Topeka social notes and local business ads
North Topeka items report illness of Mrs Will Elliott and visitors around Kansas Avenue. Notes mention Silver Lake Fourth of July, a Frontenac visit, family gatherings in various streets, and a concert at National Reserve hall. Local businesses advertise millinery, groceries, hardware, buggies, a recent wedding, and social events with many residents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. White
Illisole
Stedman Club
Copeland Bell-call
C H. Worthington
C. Baker
Sarah Hareresves
A. Waterman
L. Crandall
Beulah
O.E
Garfield Park
Helen Clark
Epworth League of
Mt. Olive
EB Church
J. J. Clark
P. BE
St. Joe
Sturgeon
Minois
Kete F. King
Grover
Thornville
Ohio
Isaac Zartman
Will Elliott
Kansas Avenue
Silver Lake
J. W. White
Frontenac
Kan
Mra. W. W. Mariett
Central Avenue
J. A. Hebard
Lincoln
Neb
Mra & T. Cromwell
Menoken
Mary Wiley
Kansas City
Denver
Col
Kate King
East Gordon Street
Upper Sandusky
E H. Light
West Gorden Street
Chicago
California
Winnie
Jennie
Texas
National Reserve Hall
Barrett Block
W. C Sly
Lodge & Colvin
Norria Street
Pratt Bros
North Topeka
Lakers Bros
Stutz & Walker
Will Courtney
Kanass City
W. B Hutchinson
The
Baptist Church
Courtney
Adsh Conkle
Quincy Street
Bertha Smith
Muncie
Indiana
Vinewood
Alice Goodhue
Nellie Butterly
Miss Smith
Ind
Kittie Dolman
Mabel Proudfit
John Sheets
Harley Hamilton
Paul Roehr
Bert Roehr
Olen Dolman
Malcolm James
C. W. Willets
N. Kan. Av
Oriente! School of Embalming
A. J. Arnold &Son
Druggista Sundries
Munyon
H. Heller
N. Kan. Ave
Moody's
Magnet
A. J. Proudet
N. Kan Ave
West Laurent Street
Peary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Topeka
Lexington
First Baptist Church
J. B. Thomas
Bert Lemon
Cincinnati
S L. Seabrook
Harry
New York
Skinner
Burgess
St. Joseph
Bu Joe
Topeks
Ted
Ad. T. Fulton Sonstruck
England
Wasmixerow
Collins
London
State Department
Government of
Great Britain
Brayern
Tribune
Greenland
Houghton
Perry
Astrak Fjord
Cape Desolation
Essistsnca
Arthur Massay
West Fifth Street
Horsoa
D. M
Kansas
Cit
Hiram Hutse
God
Rive Place
Tolephans
Ottawa
Jang
Wilson
King
Forest Park
Committee of Arrangements
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