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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1900

Page

5

North Topeka Notes On Local Happenings And Visitors

North Topeka column records social visits and errands including Mrs Courtney at 225 Keness Avenue Bergaine, Mr and Mrs Omcar Beeler at 1121 Central Avenue, and LQ Swigert coal and feed business move. It notes William Heid returning to Kansas City, Florence Harold traveling to Manhattan, and Mrs Kane and Arthur Kane visiting Atchison. Canvassers collected 431 signatures, about 82 percent.

de Jett Kimball Printing Company Keness Avenue Bergaine Mra Courtney A.W. Lane Manhattan Beary Topeka Kanes Avenue William Heid Kansas City Hethuny Teading Tursiay Omcar Beeler Central Avenin J. R Hart Shoreyee Ladies Guild Church of the Good Shephert F. Hawking Ith North Star Growers Abilene C.F. Hawkins Mason & Co Kansas Tey Glendenning Second Presbyterian Church Christian Fran Little Florence Harold Aarona Lev Jamie Brite Kane Arthur Atchison Mira Sharvard Mr. Kane

Weather forecast for election day looks fair

The forecast predicts pleasant weather for election day if no surprises arise. Sunday’s high was 63 and the low 42 with light winds. tonight and tomorrow are expected to be fair.

Engagement Announced and Local Social Highlights

The engagement of Mrs Mary Perle Lathans of Topeka to Mr. John Clausen Wilson of Lexington Kentucky is announced with marriage planned early next year. A Helianthus club party at Hudson's hall drew many guests listed by name and social connections including Topeka and Leavenworth attendees.

Mary Perle Lathans Topéka John Clausen Wilson Lexington Kentucky Hellantius Helianthus Club Hudson's Hall Walter Smith Mer Ant Bert Garvin Virsie Rugs Hila Hinckisy Zombie Ikins Evie Millspaugh Misa Mildred Jones Beatrice Foster Sue Sharitt Fetta Updexratt Nannie Veale Jessie Payne Saum Grace Giipin Leavenworth Berenica Fuller Laurie Willis City of Mexico Katherine Fleishman Ethel Devils Mise Louise Wood Mies Louise Kellam Marcia Spivey Ethel Wilson Mabel Wood Vida Wood Mise Margaret Jones Jevele Myers Caille Cutteil Scott Lord Norton Payne Charles Wolf Harley Heisman Jean Bailey Merle King Charles Mudge HB. Cartidge Dana Davis Lathrop Arthur McClintock Bob Stewart Ralph Wunderlich Howard Patten Wallace Thompson Malcolm Gerard Everett Akers Herbert Robinson Wil Fillton George Fieldhman Halph Saumm

Community Notices From Topeka Events and Visits

A stream of social snippets from Topeka includes Mrs Jane Dennis named as commissioner to be given Tuesday by the guild. Mrs Mire cher and Mrs C Heel hosted an evening for their son with about 100 guests. Mr Chas Wilmarth’s evening was enjoyed by many. Bentley family returned from a six week trip. A. J. Hotton of Chicago visited two weeks in Topeka. W Flower spent Sunday in Holton. Charles Trowheides of Arkansas City visited Topeka relatives. Sherman was in Kansas City. Helianthus club meets Friday at 634 Clay street with Gatenay reading Marquette and LaSalie. Allan Bovie of Mexico City stopped in Topeka en route east. A charming Saturday party honored Marguerite’s eighth birthday with games and refreshments. Attendees included Virgil Henastsine, Isabel Stowe, Marguerite Pans, Norman, Fleemie Chase, Mary Newton, Mary Flynn, Ethel Derry, Rosa Potting set, Kittle Hows, and Frances Newton.

Adams Kansas Avenue EH. Crosby Staley Soames City WL ‘Trump L. H. Palmer Lutie Ranmis City Topaka Mra W- van Valkenburs Copeland Hotel Misa Katherine Mille Aurora David Atchison Lottie Leavenworth W. J. Black J. W Phoenix Arizona Topeka George W. Crane Frank Lewis Tharpdey Rieracen Mra Calvert van Karen Street Jane Dennis Cher Mra C Chas Wilmarth Bentley Fanily A. J. Hotton Chicago Bannermat Marguerite Virgil Henatestine de Fismisabel Stowe Marenerite Pans Nerman Fleemie Chase Mary Newton Mary Flynn Ethel Derry Rosa Pottingset Kittle Hows Frances Newton

Astrology and Wheat Forecasts Spark Market Curiosity

A weathered exchange note printed in red ink on an oil memo hints at a wildcard forecast for wheat. The writer claims a dawnward tendency with cautious dates and warns against expecting a break this month while urging watchfulness for market moves shaping prices.

Cancelidatea Stock and Petroleum Exchange New York

The Roses and Lities of Old in Genteman's Magazine

A compact note on roses from the Middle Ages, detailing varieties from the Provence damask and Gallica lines to teas and hybrids. It traces rose popularity in English gardens, flags Chaucer’s affection for roses, and notes shifting tastes from old roses to modern hybrids over centuries.

Genteman’s Magazine Royal Garden Westminster Alden Umea Chaucer Veroir Lancaster York Provence Chaucer

Bryan Opens Day with 18 Hour Campaign Swing in Nebraska

Democratic candidate William J. Bryan begins the final day of his campaign at dawn in Hastings, outlining farm mortgage issues and attacking trusts. He travels to Exeter Fairmont Harvard Minden Holdrege Wilcox York Omaha and Lincoln, urging voters to consider the impact of Republican rule on mortgages, trusts, and prices.

Hastings Neb Bryan Burlington Railroad Exeter Fairmont Harvard Minden Holdrege Wiitcox Hive Hall Stassings Aurora York Seward Lincoln Omaha Dartington Road O'Clork Mr. Bryan Republican Party M. Kent Hoovavelt Roosevelt Gots Isher Thir Standard Oz Company Standard Oi Standard Oll Wutlock Standard Oil Company Flecult Company United States Iyan Fairmoct Tiehrastst Gresten Porto Rico Arvin Forte Rico Exuelly

Idol of the Foolish in British thought and its faded promise

A critical sketch of a London Athenaeum essay on an author once hailed as prophetic. The piece notes his limited public interest despite intrusive ambitions to publish English themed editions, and his sporadic magazine presence. It argues he offered few lasting insights, aside from scattered luminous aphorisms, and ends by contrasting his humane potential with a career wrecked by overstatement and misjudged aims.

London Athenaeum Sweenthy Stortry Geniun Réinkinig

Eee Eers Bibbons at Six Hundred

A fragmented notice mentions a price of 600 and a few puppies. Names and places are unclear. The readable bits point to a local item or sale with minor details, but the full context is missing.

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