Topeka Social Notes Highlight Birthday and Weddings
The society column recalls Topeka residents publicizing birthdays including Wolverton’s 8956th, a surprise party with guests such as Chas Pellows and W. A. Binns, and a later bridal dinner for Mrs. Parker’s daughter Maud Smith. It notes entertainments, musicales, and upcoming weddings with names like Miss Minvie Davis and Mr. J. Lyon Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diris Wolverton
Wolverton
Chas Pellows
L D. Reel
Byron Davis
A & Davis
L Carver
Chas Colburn
James Shusteen
W. E. Ruff
FH. Jenness
W. A. Binns
J. W. Shaffer
J. W. White
Fred Kingsley
Kanaas City
W. N. West
Mises Roesmend Horton
Besete Gibsos
Macy Colwell
Therese Rossington
Prune Littlefield
Mesars
P. Q Diavis
Kellam’s
Swift & Molliday’s
Library Hall
Mr. Parker
N. Garvey
East
Sunaday School
CE. Holcomb
Carbochale
ML Weighman, Jr
T. Lewis
Chicago
Obas Haines
Sabetha Ani
Austin
Texas
T. J. Haukla
Wil Taylor
Aun
Henry Stevenson
Missus
Gertrude
Mary Huberts
Flora Mayo
Jeanne Price
Messrs
Cif Histed
E. Dennis
BL Stewinker
D. B Lincoln
C. RC
Mra Jatty Seery
Deil Keizar
Kansas City
Mra
AH. Connelly
Mra. Prack Hudson
P. E Bonebrake
Clara Campbell
Stiss Eipma White
C. Read
Ry, Jones Atarta
Weather Warnings Save Sea Vessels From Storm Losses
The sericultural department reports that during the September 24 29 storm and the October 8 10 storm a total of 2 406 vessels valued at 36 252 000 remained in port on the Atlantic and gulf coasts while warnings by the weather bureau helped prevent losses. Many ships stayed protected and lives were saved, with Charleston station noting over 10 probable lives saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixeton
Sericultural Department
Atlantic
Gulf
Weather Bureau
Traverse i
Charleston
A Big 150000 Note Protest In Quantary
A note for 150000 dollars endorsed by M K Moorehead after Moorehead & McCleun failed three years ago has gone to protest. Pittsburg banks discounted it, enabling continued operations. George S Griscom, president, cites past years’ trouble. banks undecided on next step. Manus tailor ad and local notes follow amid town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrancka
Moorehead & McCleun
M. K. Moorehead
Pittsburg
George S& Griscom
North Kan street brawl over election bet ends in violence
A street quarrel in North Kan 45 ave near a boarding house escalated when farmer Oliver Cushing and railroad worker Cunningham exchanged insults over a bet. Cushing struck and knocked the man to the ground, then fled in a carriage as Deputy Sheriff Winters loomed. local shops advertised dress and tailoring services along Kanawa avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Kan
Oliver Cushing
Caf
Cunningheam
Thme
South Side
Coningham
Cunningtan Grouie
Hin
Sheri Tom Wintersos
Elegans Alinen & McManeca
Talore
Kanaua Avenue
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Iary
Roach Hogeboom
Kush Medical College
Living Pictures
Lato
Amelia Jenks Bloomer
Cavallero
Rupert
Cromwell
Point Duchess
Alchen
David
Herald
Republcan
Annie Diggs
W.R. Hazen
Station No 4
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New Castle
Cal
Corbett
Staig
William Higgins
Lew Hanback
Popes
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Gordon Street
Nowth Topeka
Lewelling
Greenwald & Co's
NT. Greenwald & CO
Capitail Grogekhry
Yeining Bum Seo
Willow Clothes Baskete
Japan
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