Pleasant Hour Club Banquet With New Flag Celebrated
Topeka society reports the Pleasant Hour Club annual banquet held at Mr and Mrs Washburn's home on Lincoln Street. A new club flag was presented by a townswoman, ladies and gentlemen wore festive attire, and a musical program plus readings accompanied a lively evening. A public echoer’s gift and the chautauqua notes followed with social engagements and upcoming club meetings.
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Att
Lincoln Street
Washburn
Wen SK
Cobusdrune
Cheaneweta
Styper
Rome
Thome
Davis
Barrow
Chutes Adar
H.W. Jonen
Mr Washburn
Charles ‘Thrupp
Newly
George Bell
PH. Fort My
Hugh Bell
S. Dale
Vi. Barker
An Bera
Charl Mink
Cornell Washburn
Mra Connell
Onids
Joe Davis
Helen Davia
Mabel” Adame
May ‘Thrapp
Marmerie ‘Theapp
Ruby Geil Nyrs Philipps
May Barhns
Eva Stahl
Mirler Gare Amay Barker
Lloyd Brabl
George Connell
Clare Sibi
Warry Adama
Charles Adamis
Clovie Dale
John Washburn
Chide Adams
Francis Davis
Hoy Davis
John Davis
Charlie Davin
Eron Stand
Will Adama
John Neely
Personal Notes and Social News From Topeka
Miss Harriet and Miss Josephine Van Amburch take rooms at 1900 Topeka Avenue. Miss Lissie E Wooster returns from Chicago trip. Topeka Chautauqua Circle meets Thursday with Miss Nathanson elected secretary after Mrs Fisher resigns. Next meeting set with Mrs J August at Went Sixth Avenue on Wednesday evening March 14. Additional personal and social news referenced on page 6.
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E. Turner
Mikes Mary Thompson
Wo J, Black
Sadie Atchison
City of
Mexico
DR. Hudson
Walter Hayes
New York City
John Hobson
Turaday
Canada
Mina Lucile
Ea Herbst
Huntoon and
Taylor Streets
Mies Lutte Ranney
Arkansas City
Topeka
Alice Prescott
Charles Patrick
Europe
Frask Patrick
W. HH. Hornaday
Lida Berges
Berdena Crandell
Miss Bergen
Topeka Avenue
Margaret Johnson
Harriet
Josephine van Amburch
Lissie E. Wooster
Chicago
Topeka Chautauqua Circle
Belle Nathanson
J. A. Fisher
Society
Miss Nathanson
Pee
J. August
Went Sixth Avenue
Survey Set Aside by Judge Hazen in County Case
Judge Hazen voided a western county survey made over four years ago by ex-surveyor B A Bailey. The suit brought by William M. Brun against county officials and survey supporters claimed the new line deviated from long‑standing government corners. Bruce, owner of a ten acre tract affected, paid a $10 special tax and sued for recovery. Hazen ruled the survey improper and ordered the costs borne by the survey proponents.
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Hazen
Judge Hazen
B. A. Bailey
William M. Brun
Bruce
Rurvey
Fred Nye
New York World
Sheldon- Howe
Ed One
Nebraska
H. B. Kelly
Galena
Rima Kelly
Klondike
Charles Ridgeway
State Department
Topeka
Charles M. Sheldon
Frank Jarrell
The
Kansas Knorker
Joe Waters
Kansas Avenue Arch
Cty Council
Santa Fe
Paul Cazeneuve
GM de Berault
Crawford Theater
William Morris
Lady Ursula
St. Joe
Sapho
St. Jo
Misenum
County Pays Its Share on Kaw River Bridge
Shawnee and Rossville townships along with Maple Hill funded a bridge over the Kaw, totaling about 86 thousand dollars. Each county contributed 2000, Maple Hill 3000, with Rossville opposing due to location. Private subscriptions added the remaining 1000, and the bridge is now open for travel.
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Shawnee County
Maple Hill Township
Wabaunses County
Rosaville Township
Shawnes County
Rossville Township
Rossville
Measles Abating In Topeka As County Partisan Mayhem Rises
Coburn arrives in Kansas thirty five years ago. Measles cases in Topeka decline with twenty reported in Shorey. Local farming notes show a Jefferson county farmer with three thousand Angora goats. Various city projects and theatre plans circulate as Topeka matches spring styling and civic improvements.
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Topeka
Shorey
Jefferson County
Mudge
Santa Fe
Colorado
Noth Topeka Woodmen
Kansas Medical College
Funston
Ireland
Crawford's Theater
Order of Hibernians
Thirteenth Street
The
Kansas City
Stanley
Arkansas City
AO. UW
Grand Lodge
L. Beardestey
Charles L. Seagraves
Buller and Sherman strategic parallels cited in Civil War comparison
The Chattanooga Times piece compares Bul ler’s Ladysmith and Pretoria objectives with Sherman’s 1864 Atlanta march. It outlines Sher man’s river crossings and flanking moves, notes Johnston’s defense near Dalton and Kenesaw, and speculates on Kitchener and Buller coordinating to lift sieges in Cape Town and relief for Methuen. It concludes with rail distances to Pretoria and Atlanta and broad notes on British and Boer manpower and timeline.
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Chattanooga Times
Buller
Ladysmith
Pretoria
Sherman
Johnston
Atlanta
Bullet
Colenso
Drakensburg Range
Appalachian
Dalton
Schofield
Reseca
Kingston
Altoona
Kenesaw
River Ines
Atlants
Hood
Napoleon
Joubert
Ladyarith
Durban
Duran
Johannesburg
Kruger
Kitchener
Cape Town
Methuen
Grange River
Hope Town
Cronje
Free State Army
Buer
Colesburg
Bloemfontein
Free State
Kimberley
Mafeking
South Africa
Aldershot
Chattanooga
AtlAnty
Shermatt
Orange River
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the Mills Store
MR. J. O. Crawford
the Mills Coo
Kansas Avenue
NEW Millinery Department
Miss Wilson
New York
Topeka Society
Pleasant Hour Club
Walter Osyes
Rudy Priley
aMur
Stes Laura
Visting
Mies Keste Henstinn
Mine Marie Hayes
Mira Bird Brown
Poevie
Milas Emilie King
Ollye Gundry
Katherine Fleishman
Agnes Juniher
Marcia ‘Spivey
Hebecca Rodgers
Nettle Ware
Ming Maud Bates
Lulu Ewart
Hilk Hinckiny
Allabeile Trouben
Nannie Veale
Anna Player
Margaret Jones
Lovie Kellam
Kite Harrison
Mish Bessie Bates
Milas Addie Skinner
Mise Alice Lakin
Callie Cowell
Jens King
Sense Myers
Mise Nelle Baker
Berenice Fuller
Roberta Akers
Burton MudKe
Alt Hobart Mills
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Charen Wolf
Clarence Poindexter
Norton Paine
Late Reaseguie
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William Stewal
Sam Flelainman
Jean Bailey
Hert Cartiidge
Sim Lakin
Scott Lord
James Stewart
Arthur McClintock
Gene Ware
Charles Moon
Harley Reisman
Julius Weidling
Ninde Chautauqua
James Russell Lowell
Mias
Edith Moor
Cheries Foster
Maple Hill Bridge
Albany
Chamberlaine Couch
Drasgists
Coburn
Kansas
Seagraves
Rock Island
H. B. Hettinger
Indianapolis, Inc
Deterion
Swift & Holliday
Kansas Svenue
Hlobbs
Buller and Sherman
Burlington
Hansen City
Jost
Denver
Culvinic Coase
Wendy California
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Montana
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Billings
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Seattle
Gust
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Minneapolis
Restos Homeseekers
Standard Railroad
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Seals Freed
Imalleepers
Mas Ucket
Ogee Burlington
L. W. Wakelrey
Gen
Pag Ce
Bramhall
Jone Mal Ae
St. Howard
St. Joseph
Os Pal
Doylesun
Chamberlain
Kohl’s
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