Topeka Social and Personal Calendar Highlights
Social and personal notices list ongoing society events in Topeka and nearby towns. Whist and dancing clubs meet through the week, with parties honoring Mr. and Mrs. I. Lewis, plus club dances at Hudson's hall and Wetherell's hall. Members host dinners, subscriptions, and informal dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miny Grace Whiting
Aldham Whist Club
Rocus
Wo and
Mire J. Mung
Yupeka Avenue
Occidental Ab
J K. Hudeen
Hindton's Hall
It. Lewis
Wetherell’s Hall
Portia Club
The EH Club Dines Amid Dim Weather Event
The HH club held its regular Saturday evening gathering despite poor weather. Attendees included numerous named members such as Miss Fior ence Van Tass, Mike Jo Pickens, Alan Morton, Miss Deister, Miss Edda Prescott, Miss Johnson, and many others, with a long list of participants and associates evident in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & EH
Fiorence van Tass
Mike Jo Pickens
Alen Morton
Mis Deister
Edda Prescot
Johnson
Jesse Kins
Jermina Greenwandi Bils
Alice Atlee Rui Wing
Mist Sepenytire McMahan
Mins Gith Staine
Miay
Jdex
Ethel Hayer
Ihr] Graham
Bte
Aurel Idiness
Peake Alleate
Victor Martin
Br. Kart Shook
Charles Stolpe
Frank Dudley
OL Hubbard
Fatnon Johnson
Prod Stautterberg
Hen Hlne
Clark Snares
Te Cunninehan
Charles Markhee
Fred Brown
Stanton Muss
Frank Thirkiey
Wil Martin
Lee Wingert
Piette
Hal Nitex
Maurice Toad Harve Tiudrich
Tineey Steinites
Hirare Swiyee
Pleasant party hosted by Mr and Mrs Daniels
Mr and Mrs J F Daniels hosted a pleasant Saturday evening party with tis carte and meas. Mrs Dr McCray assisted in planning and serving, creating a cordial social event for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Daniels
Dr. McCray
Socials and Millinery News From Ottawa Glove
A page of notes and personal mentions highlights visits and gatherings in Ottawa. Guests include Mr and Mrs McUrary, Mr and Mrs Paxton, Drent Mera Lowry and many others at homes on Kansas Avenue. Frequent millinery openings and fashion updates feature Miss Buhre at 623 Kansas Avenue with new hats and trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Dr. McUray
BD. P. Paxton
Ross Mucus
Miss Hagen
Lena McCray
Mildred Scott
Fred Scott
Weer
Crosby
Tillton
Charlie Parker
Hoyai Daniels
Kansas Avenue
Buhire
Mise Nelson
Marshall Field & Ch. Chicag
Buhre
Ws Delux
Real estate transfers recorded in local deeds list
Real estate transfers include Kasselwam to Naum for 326k on property described as sw gr sw Ar 1-11-15 and 26 acres. Morris to J W for 72S and north half of 720 Wal subdivision. Frenet to Wyatt $50 for lots 72 and 26, Lock 4 Harrison avenue. Harris and wife to Howard $2045. Harvey to Potwin $45. Malngart to A MO WH for 142 on 30 acres. Williams to same $108 on 50 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA. Kasselwam
HA. Naum
G. Morris
J. W
N.hf
Wal
J. M. Frenet
A.C. Wyatt
Harrison
Thalme
Harris
Howard
Ann
Win
Harvey
Potwin
West Street
F. Alnggart
Kithe Williams
Katy Ferdinand Disappears and Flees Justice
Katy Ferdinand, arrested last week for stealing 25 from Mrs. Tincher, is now a fugitive. Police held her as a suspect but no arrest warrant existed. a warrant was issued later, and Constable Jackson searches citywide without result. She is believed to be hiding in the city, Brooklyn, Dec 19, 1996. Ely Bros. endorses Ely’s Cream Balm with testimonials and purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy Ferdinand
Tincher
Jackson
Brooklyn
Ely Bros
Ely
Hart St
YT Bros
Raulch & Warren
St. N
Maine Report Confirms Mine Cause of Destruction
The court of inquiry finds the Maine was destroyed by a naval mine while in Havana harbor Cuba on February 11 1898. It notes disciplined crew careful storage of ammunition, safe magazines and bunkers and concludes the forward magazines caused the blast after two separate explosions. The wreck shows extensive forward damage but the after portion remained intact. The report cites diver testimony and technical observations to support a mine-based destruction with no crew fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Court of Inquiry
United States
Key West
Fla
Battiship Maine
Havana
Cuba
Maine
Sp. m
EU Piard
Boata
Bard
Brevaria
Minzexines
Sitl SoRet
Catch Venrel
T. Sampson
Ua. N
AL Mari
Indians Runaway From Haskell School Homeward Bound
Howard Lashbaugh and Don Brook, Arapaho youths from the Haskell Indian School, fled Lawrence early Sunday to return to their hunting grounds. Officers arrested them near North Topeka and jailed them, with a reward offered for their return. In police court Judge Atchison questioned the boys about why they left, the one spokesman replying he prefers home to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lashbaugh
Don Brook
Haskell
Lawrence
Joourney
Arapahoes
Indian Territory
North Topeka
Willams
Summers
What Ails Miss Barrison in Prussia Suppression Move
Berlin reports the Prussian diet seeks to expel Lena Tarrioit one of the Barrison sisters, part of the Swedish dancing quintette, branding her notoriously obnoxious and urging government action to remove her from Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Berlin
Charters Filed For Multiple Firms In Various Cities
The Jackson County smang Loan and Savings association files charter with the secretary of state today. Headquarters will be at Holton with directors listed. Other charters noted include Globe Mercantile of Minneapolis and Foster Graniford sidewalk component in city, plus several small town firms and associations with specified capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County Smang, Loan and Savings Association
Circleville
Curt of
Boidier
GD. Lueck ‘Af
al J Smth
Foster Graniford
Condon
State Toni of
Coffesville
Holyrood Creamery Association of
Holyrood
Hilsworth County
Springfield grocer firm assigns voluntary bankruptcy
A. F. Niles & Son, wholesale and retail grocers and provision dealers, assigned their assets today in Springfield Massachusetts. The firm says liabilities are large and the firm was one of the city’s largest houses, with property and inventory to be revealed as part of the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
A. F. Niles & Son
CARE OF THE AGED. New Haven Mission expands funding
The Rev N Ho Whittress reports the national committee has raised funds from 10000 to 107000 and increased aid from six to 48 families. The goal is to urge Congregational churches to care for aged and destitute ministers and their families, including home and foreign missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
N. Ho Whittress
National Council of Congregational Churches
United States
Dramatic events near Topeka with Miss Francis of Yale cast
Topeka theatergoers may see Stason's comedy Miss Francis of Yale at Crawford Theater next Saturday night. The show, first staged in New York, follows in the style of Charley's Aunt and The Mysterious Mr. Bugle. Cast includes Girardot as lead, Lavinia Shennon, Monte Donlev, Gertrude Homan, and Raymond Capp. Burlesque and vaudeville arrive tonight. Prices range 15 to 75 cents after Kansas City run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Stason
Cramford
Francis
Yale
New York City
Charley
Aly
India
Mr. Bugte
Denne Girardot
Tennessee
Gertrude Homan
Latte Lord Paun
Crawford Theater
Harry W. Lemon
Kansas City
Gots
Gem Dale Bakers
Courtney's
Walt
Jeffers Gee
Schreiner
Rubee
North Topeka
Inter Ocean
Jackay
Arrantidd
Pred Lane
New Mexico
Walter Brinker
Seventh
Madieon
Kanuss Avenue
Rathbone
UD. W. Hall
St Avenue
Tor
Clifford Welch
Baldwin
Welch
W. F. Danvers
Arkammu City
CM. Kistjer
Quincy
Wichita county GOP convention endorses Frank Grimes for treasurer
A county Republican gathering selected delegates and alternates to state and congressional conventions. The convention rallied behind Frank Grimes for state treasurer, adopting a resolution praising his character and urging party support to secure his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita County
Fred Friar
J. G. Donnell
P.M. Reinheimer
A. E Thrapp
Charles Drenning
John Burns
Ora Wekett
Kammer
Frank Grimes
Grimes
Winchita County
Kansas Insurance 1897 figures show premium loss ratios
Figures compiled by E W Tatman of the state Insurance department note the high cost of insurance in Kansas in 1897. The text lists business written and premiums collected for all companies and mutuals, with losses paid and incurred, and shows membership changes from 1890 to 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Tatman
State Insurance Department
Kansas
Kansas Mutual Companies
Mae
Local items note miltary company drill plan and street incident
Mrs J A Bidwell organizes a women's military company for exhibition drills with Mrs E R Meredith likely to train. A Kansas City meat and supplies house advertises for Passover, and a Jewish name incident is noted. A water pipe break near Kansas Ave and Eighth St drenches the alley as a horse falls into a hole between Second and Third. Ellen M Rule of Topeka is discussed in relation to the Topeka asylum. A fire at 1106 Harrison St damaged a wash house owned by Herbert White but was extinguished before firemen arrived. Fire alarm came via telephone to Bremen HQ and multiple units responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bidwell
Jewell Policing
E.R. Meredith
J. ¥. Abrahams
Kansas City
Kansas Avenue
Eighth Street
Second
Third
Quincy Street
Ellen M. Rule
Tonganecie
Topeka
Junction City Inn
Harrison Street
Herbert White
Bremen
Seventh
Harriston
Chemical Company No
Hook and Ladder Company No
Insolvent Bank Dividends Declared by Currency Comptroller
The comptroller of the currency has declared dividends in favor of the creditors of insolvent national banks. Five percent to Merchants' National Bank of Helena Montana and 5 percent to First National Bank of Tyler Texas. Twenty-five percent to National Bank of Kansas City Missouri and 29.3 percent to First National Bank of Niagara Falls New York. Subscribe for The State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merchants’ National Bank of
Helena
Mont
First National Bank of
North Topeka Column Note for Morning Submissions
Local column invites readers to place items at the Kimball Pig Oo before 9 o'clock in the morning. The note clarifies submission timing and venue for community notices in North Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Pig
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D. J. Small
J. BD. Small
Ike Small
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Naval Court of Inquiry
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Cena
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Ngregational Church Committee
Sterling Hemety Co
Colorado
Rock Island Fiver
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Colorado Springs
Elyevelere
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Aios
Cluett Coon
Dow
Tiptt
Nsas Ave
E. W. Tatman
Castoria
Ms Minile
Mattings
M.C. Holman
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