Topeka Social Notes Show Busy Fall Club Scene
In Topeka a lively club season unfolds with a Ladies Reading Group led by Anna Marie Nellis meeting weekly at Buchanan Street for German study and refreshments. A new card club forms on Tyler Street while an art exhibition by Mr George M Stanis to be held at the Craw Lord Building. Socials feature a 1 o clock luncheon, centerpieces, and guests including Mrs Simineau Mrs L J McQuade and Mrs George O Witparth. Personal mentions list Mrs W T Thornton Mrs Charles Kielakans and many others traveling, visiting, or hosting in Topeka and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth
Mary Stwirt
Mima
Anna Marie Nellis
Sind
Mise Huth Nellis
Amy Ovetmyer
Maud= Bates
Helm Walker
Marian Garretoon
Edna Heywood
Qira J. McDermott
George M. Stani
Craw- Lord Building
Firsday
Pre Dey
Btone
AA. Hobinson
A. Law
Dell Kelzer
J W. Gleed
W. Tt. Thornton
Versailles
Topeka
F.D. Merriam
Merriam
Nautilus Club
Charles Kielakans
Grantville
Sid
J. M. Patten
Colorado
Myrtie Holmes
Kansse City
Mia Hrlen Walker
New York
Boslin
Philadelphia
Goodwin
Sullun
Okla
Walter Smith
Tittle
Rossville
Eugene F. Ware
Lawrence
Marry Price
Burlingame
G. Gordon
Oxklahoma
Fred Gorton
Earle Willams
Mlee
Be West
Grant Villa
Charles Kirinbans
Minn
Kanesa City
First Congregational
Walter Bates
Auburnfall
Philip Bennett
Denver
Bennett
Oeavre City
Carl Erickson
Mies
Faith Andrews
Clara Guenett
Frosthaven
Maryland
Topes
Erickayn
Katherine O'Reiily
J. Conley
Mine Hannet
Tde Shanklin
Kansas City
Toneka
Francie O'Reilly
EW ‘Ketner
Kanser City
Murphy Ranch
Pear Junction
McQuade
Mr. McQuade
Los Angeles
Belen Small
Atchison
Bay
Wallar Notie
Grace Wels
Isabelle Toote
J. F. Feteer
City
Mexico
Mramer
Local Social Notes From Topeka And Nearby
Bus amanta of Misa Clara Caldwell of Larnedim and William B. Stokes of Lapel attended Sunday evening events. Mr and Mrs Burr Lakin of Las An Fran are visiting Topeka with Mrs D J Lakin. Mrs William Lai and baby returned from Leavenworth after a week with Mrs Dreschel’s mother. Mrs Menry Dalby returned from Goshen Ind with her mother Brubaker of Lawrence. Brubaker and Pipe of Lawrence visited Topeka and New Hampshire residents returned to Lawrence. Herbert Armstrong noted among attendees.
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Bus Amanta
Leavenworth
Dreschel
Menry Dalby
Sam
Goshen
Ind
Tier Meee, Brubaker
Pipe
Lawrence
Hee Aed Vemley
New Hampshire
Topeka
Mia
Herbert Armstrong
North Topeka Social Roundup Notices and Arrivals
North Topeka yesterday featured visits and departures including Mrs J S Kelly of Silver Lake shopping, Mr Charles Spencer heading to Los Angeles, Miss Jessie Kearns becoming cashier at New Era store, and Mr George Stansfield and Mr W Miner on a hunting trip to Tecumseh. Local births, marriages, church events, and mill updates accompany a broad array of residents visiting friends, rail deliveries, and upcoming dances and gatherings.
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Kimpals Bon
Kansas Avenue
J. S. Kelly
Silver Lake
Charles Spencer
Los Angeles
Cal
Jessie Kearns
New Era Department Store
de H & Miner
George Stansfield
Tecumseh
Joesph Paltrom
Indian Creek
Ripley
PJ. Sith
Spring Hill
Kan
Gee, Hayes
van Buren Street
John French
Faringfield
Quincy Street
George Spetter
Garden Pike
Edithaus
Etta Parsons
Kansas City
Mnelie Held
Holtah
Clara Mitchell
Misa Reid
Baldwin
Baker University
Mia
Auburn
Topeka
Third Presbyterian Church
Kev
Epworth League
Kansas Avenue M2
McAfes
Barion Avenue
Haynes
Santa Fe Junction
North Topeka
Clinton, Lows
J. Reedy
Madison Street
Spetter
Frank E. Spercer
Chas, Eagle
Pather Henry
St. Joseph German Catholic
Pather Menry’s Church
Injured Chicago captain feared fractured skull rumors
Chicago November 5 grave fears surround James M Sheldon captain of the University of Chicago football team after a game with Northwestern last Saturday. Reports say a fractured skull is possible and Sheldon’s sister Mia was hurried from Forest, Illinois as physicians monitor his condition.
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Chicago
James M. Sheldon
Chicago University
Northwestern
Uran
Sheldon
Mia
E A
Eines
Forest
Police Jottings From Topeka Street Patrols
Police notes recount a day in Topeka with drunken parries, house raids, arrests, and odd incidents. Sergeant McElroy leads disturbances, confiscates liquor, and detains residents Julia and Josie Thompson while others offer cash and a chronometer in bribes. Sheriff Frye reports Geo Crone survives carbolic acid after a horse theft incident.
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Sergeant McElroy
Blanket Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Various Sizes
Special Blanket Sale featuring reduced prices on grey, tan, and white blankets across wool and cotton varieties. Prices range from 50 cents to seven dollars with sizes 10x4 to 12x4 and up to 11x4. Elevator access to the second floor Cloak Department.
Blood History and Scott's Emulsion Reminder
An old advertisement frames blood history from marrow to liver as a vital life tale. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a key blood food that helps create new blood and revive pale faces, referencing its use by Hitler’s era readers and listing Scott & Bowne of New York as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Murder victim found in barrel near Rice Street Chicago
The body of a man with a severed head was found inside a barrel on a prairie near Rice street and Western avenue. Police identified the victim as Antonio Napoli from Town Center Indiana about 25 to 30 years old, with a gunny sack bound and a deep face wound. A saloonkeeper linked Napoli to a prior sighting in Chicago, and authorities suspect a vendetta rather than simple robbery.
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Chicago
Rice Street
Western Avenue
Antonio Napili
Town Center
Salvador
Sig M. Nigro
Clark Street
Antonio Napill
Livermore
O'Neill
Roteo Cantre
Antonio Napoli
Napoli
Ametia Nelson
Judge Peters Here He Had Nothing to Say About Pension
Judge S H Peters arrived from Newton on business last night and left quickly. He recalled thinking it Election Day, but Newton had no voting today. He noted Newton’s townwide vote opportunity had ended and departed on the morning train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. HR. Peters
Newton
Sili
Attorney General Writes Letter To County Attorney
Attorney General Godard has written a letter to the county attorney of Wa bamses county, F. A. Seamun, instructing action and seeking guidance on the case. The document outlines requested steps and officials involved in the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godard
Wabamses County
F. A. Seamun
Alma minister attacked by gang in home intrusion
Rev. Mr. Gibson's residence at Alma was broken into last Friday night with beer kegs left in the minister's kitchen. The assault is blamed on anarchists and criminals, linked to his prosecution of jointists in Wabaunsee county. County Attorney Seaman urged full prosecution and possible impeachment of Alma's city marshal for alleged brewing company involvement. An unrelated notice from Couperaville, Michigan claims a strange squid remedy cures tobacco and consumption ailments and is sold by local druggists.
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HR. K. Peck
Union Pacific
Thomas Lumber Co
Hutton
Atten
Tour Bite
Totton
Mr. Hutton
Chief Stahl
Mr. Gibson
Alma
Godard
Gideon
Wabuunsee
Caught Few Whales Report From Arctic Fleet
Three crews of the Arctic whalike fleet dock in Ban Francisco reporting poor success with light catches. The Earty Ran anig Be potinde of bone and The Wit Nant Hatlees delivered 260 pounds of bone and GS parcels of OD exter. Captain Alexander ensured the voyage’s near-term prospects remain uncertain.
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Arctic
Ban Francisco
Bone
Wit Nant Hatlees
Aktha
Alexander
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Gilded Castle
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Serta
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