Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Society
In Topeka a lively social week features the Afurle club meeting after dusk on Wednesday at Mrs Chartes home on Boy Street with husbands invited. Various friendly gatherings include a Duplicate Whist Club session at Mrs Jarrells and informal events at Miss Gulbers home. Notables travel plans include visits to Kansas City and Mexico City as residents attend dinners, pattern hat displays, and millinery openings across town.
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Ae folleGor
Toy Masurke
McDowell
Instefn
Aire
Glen
Eugene Dagen Apent
Kalinin City
Thats Club
Emma Dennis
Mint Jean Prott
Mima Dennis
Mira Tin
Lawrice Chamberlain
Bib
W. W. Burwell
Tete
Arkansas
Topeka
Mra. Asstse
Mira Margaret Frooks
Kansas City
Russell
M EF. Hutchinson
Han
Joan Martin Hais
SS Touts
Mie
Anton Jotmore
Mra
Fies Carrick
Washington
DU. C
Denver
D. C
Dave
Sinters
Sharp
Kaneda City
Jean Lempule
SS Toutsim
E. H. Crosby
Mike Keenve
Kansee Avenue
Mills
Millinery Exhibition Opens Friday and Saturday
notices describe millinery openings at 122 Kansa n avenue and Eden's on Friday and Saturday. A display titled Steggene Boole and the final show at The Emporium on Kanes avenue is mentioned along with visits by Bernie EHH and Mrs Duncan Mcllach ren.
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Bernie Ehh
Emp
Steggene Boole
Duncan Mcllachren
Kansan Avenue
EB. V_ Eden
Ing
Tos Kanes Avenue
Park Plan Aims at Kielh Grove for East Side Park
City officials led by Mayor Drew consider Kielh Grove tract on Shunganunga between First Avenue and Third Street as a potential natural park near Parkdale. Purchase depends on city council approval. commissioners can only recommend. Other sites and ward distribution discussed. project funds will come from park budgets over several years.
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Shungasungu
Mmls
Firat Avenue
Third Street
Turners
Lenin
Parkdale
Park Commission
Sixtend
Kieln Grove
Central Park
Maria
Ile Park
Stara
Soldier Creak
Prac Healy
Cis
Pray Inn
Snow and frost omen reach northern Kansas
A frost spreads to eastern Kansas while snow reaches the state’s northwestern area. The forecast tracks a storm over Colorado and neighboring states, with surface vegetation only lightly affected and fruit spared. Tonight and Friday look fair with a high of 29 and a low of 28 as northwest winds at 18 mph.
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Topeka Snap Shots and Local Notes
A Topeka miscellany reports cows sold for 40 to 60 at a sale, local fires, marriage licenses, a legal suit over land in Missouri, and routine city notices. It notes snow failure, court actions, a milliner opening, a sewer project, and community events including a ghost social and a reading program.
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Santa Fe
Godard
Arkansas City
Albert Patten
Rome
Hazen
John Wolf
Chanute
Cily Engineering Department
North Topeka
Grimes
Garden City
Wilmarth
Kannas Avenue
AG. Rankin
Isi
Belleville
Albert H. Horton
R. N
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Quincy Street
George W. Stroup
Lena Benson
Bird of Tecumaph
New York Mercantile
East Sixth Street
Toneka Woolen Mil Company
Imills
Oakland
Omtar W. Anderson
Jennie ©. Johns
Kansas City
James Darkin
Charles Bennett
L. Patterson
Kansas Avenue
Halry
Mr. Walls
Mies Ellen Park Hurst
Brynk E. Parkhurst
HH. Coney
Benton County
Misouri
Nelson
Humor Bits and a Prize Fight Raid in One Evening
A collection of humorous quips from Baltimore and Chicago papers and a police raid on a prize fight. Names include Frank Thomas C Ridley Johnson H Smith G Harris Lou Carney A Shaw Oscar Richardson KR G Burns Rd Parks Will Shaw M Grant Hawkins C Saunders and Harriet Evans Hinsdale. Also praise for One Minute Cough Cure from Mrs. Harriet Evans Hinsdale.
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C. Ridley
3. Johnson
H. Smith
G. Harris
Lou Carney
A. Shaw
Oscar Richardson
KR. G. Burns
Rd Parks
Will Shaw
M. Grant
Hawkins
C. Saunders
Hallock’s Wonderful Elerted Pills Offer Cure For Nervous Weariness
An old time advertising item touts Hallock Drug Co pills as a cure for nerves and despondency. It claims private practice since 1845 and urges patients to seek health and happiness through their product sold wholesale and retail in Topeka Kansas and Boston Massachusetts.
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Atail
Rowley & Snow
Goa
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kan
Village Postmaster falls short of Shore Acres in review
Theatergoers witness Archie Boyd in The Village Postmaster with Seth Huggins as a weak foil to Nathan Berry. The scenic team and costuming create color, but the melodramatic plot and limited principal stage time disappoint, though Boyd remains a capable actor awaiting a stronger vehicle.
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Seth Huggins
Nathan Berry
Archhie Boyd
Hilton
Seth Huewing
Boyd
Eampeahire
Hiram
Sash Sprucebya
Dostmaster
Seth Hurgins
Villian
Clarm
Ipold
Archie Bayd
Rosenauest
Jony
Elliott Warned Town on West Side Paving Delay
Councilman John Elliott, chairman of the streets and walks committee, defended delays in paving west side streets after petitions were granted. He denied engineering contracts to favor Topeka brick firms and said contracts do not require Shawnee county brick though home products may be preferred. Mayors and contractors discussed brick quality and local sourcing.
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West Side
Eliiott
Topeka
Shawnee County
Drew
Kansas
Prof Prichett Resigns To Lead MIT In Boston
A Washington Tribune report states Prof Henry Pritchett, superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, resigns to become president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston. Previously at Washington University in St Louis for fifteen years, he is noted as a capable, popular scientist fluent in French and German.
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Institute of Technology
New York
Tribune
Washington
Henry 5. Polichett
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Washington University
St Leain
Pritchett
Topeka State Journal
Mrs. Pinkham's Compound Eases Chronic Pain and Tumors
A reader from Rensselaer Indiana reports rapid relief from long standing back pain fatigue and menstrual suffering after two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A second testimonial from Mary A Stahl of Watsontown Pennsylvania credits tumor expulsion and renewed strength to the same remedy. Both praise lines invite others to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Lemp
2D Ave
New York City
Della Remicker
Rensselaer
Ind
Mary A. Stahl
Watsontown
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