Ladies Underwear Prices and Garments Promoted
An old advertisement markets Ladies' Union Suits and various undergarments with prices from 25e to 1.75. It notes good workmanship, galus for money, and features children’s underwear in Jersey ribbed and wool. Also touts Fancy Goods and Embroidered Silk items in the department.
General Notes of Society and Local Entertainments
Personal notes from Te poks detailing a charity event at Lit raty Hall with five Gibson illustrations and a Cupid tableau. The piece lists hostesses, guests, and numerous social gatherings, card clubs, teas, and visits around town, noting several residents and visitors and upcoming events through the week.
Topeka News Roundup Mixed on Politics and Plans
A diverse Topeka item notes farmers hauling corn and hunters bringing rabbits while local figures discuss politics and public events. The transit of Mercury, a mayoral payroll, and Republican ratification buzz mix with theater talk, a pending sidewalk project, and upcoming public meetings at the high school and state normal.
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T. Howe
Colorado
Morris Avenue
John Murtis
Duncan Macgregor
Bine Post
Tupeia
EL R Nickerson
Dexican Central
Norrow
David Overinger
Topeka
Crawford
His- Wats
Murrill
Atchison County
David Overmyer
Peter Gish
Frank Doster
Kansas
Republica T
Charles Elliott
Bhawnee County
A. Roley Jor
State Normal
Chandeller Lion
State Onive
Puir Guild
the Agricultural College
Morehouse Dead An Old Settler Passes Away
Edward N. Morehouse died yesterday at his home at Second and Monrow streets after a yearlong illness. A Kansas pioneer who came from Vermont in 1803, he later lived in Topeka and sold agricultural implements. He belonged to Northcrass Lodge I. C. F., the Topeka Masons, and Lincoln Post. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at his residence, with burial following by the LO. O. Fanth A.
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Fasson
Edward N. Morehouse
Second
Monrow
Str
Morehouse
Kansas
Vermont
Topeka
Northcrass Lodge 1. @. C F
Topeka Lodge of Masons
Kincoln Post
LO. O. Fanth
Local visitors and events at Santa Fe and Topeka sites
Bigger of Hutchinson visited the Santa Fe offices while an October payroll is issued. W. W. Gavitt’s firm plans a Chicago office with Linery Gavitt overseeing the Topeka office. Sheriff Naylor heads to Florida after burglar suspects were captured. The Modocs provided music for UW celebration at KR hall with speeches by noted leaders. Frontier missionary J. Logan Sample visits, recounting 9,000 miles across western states. Teachers Association meets at the high school tomorrow afternoon featuring talks on current events, attention methods, and the growth of an idea with Rev. Embree.
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L.A. Bigger
Hutchinson
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Telegraph Department
Chicuce
W. W. Gavitt
Medical Company
Chicago
Jackson County
Topeka
Florida
Bis
Sam Minner
M. F. Poston
Vinnie Becker
Holton
Irwin Lodge No
E. B. Wheeler
EM. Ford
A. P. Riddle
Erk Murphy
J. Logan Sample
Mr. Sample
Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Rocky Mountains
Embree
Teachers’ Association
Minnie Blake
Wm. Vunersdal
John L Barrison
Alice Spradlin
E A Simerwell
LF. Gaim
Mr. Embree
Autumn Novelty Gown With Epaulets For Figures
A biscuit colored light cloth gown features a very flaring skirt with godet back, lace trims, and brown velvet edges. Epaulets of brown velvet, a high lace collar, and a fitted bodice favor a long waisted look, suited for stout figures, with options including mink inserts and velvet belt.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Washburn Meets Midland in Crucial Football Tilt Tomorrow
Washburn College players prepare for a pivotal game against Midland of Atchison after defeating Emporia. Key performers include Brock at center and guards Hughes and Kropf while Secrest Mulbert tackle and Leland fills in for injured end. The forward wall shows strength but needs more weight and tighter defensive work.
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H. H. Magan
TB Gaines
Axtell
Alywiave Dus
Washburs—Breek
Kropf
Secrést
Hulbert
Goulde
Maan
Brockett
Midland
Livers
Stauffer
N G
Seheffer
Faulkner
Barrager
Martin
Stout
Roost
Guthrie
Feuprale
Peterson
Chinese Army Starved in Mountain Retreat in Novel War Report
Nov 9 dispatch says northern Chinese army fell back to the mountains suffering from cold hunger and expulsion as Japanese forces encamp near Feng Wang Cheng pursuing about 15,000 recruits. Port Arthur unlikely to resist, while Adm Sir E R B Fremantle expects the area to see major engagement. In Thermopolis, three masked men rob Enderly’s store of about 1500. one robber shot and mortally wounded. pursuit continues.
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Mountaing
British Geet
Port Arthur
Laspear
Wess
North Topeka Community Notes On North Side
Ten north side residents organize a women’s society limited to members for social meetings and charitable work. Reports include church events, visiting relatives in Silver Lake, and a new residence addition on Quincy Street.
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Sly
St. Marye
Hidley
Fort Scott
U Suru
Yieitor
J. B Betts
Quincy Street
Polaria
W. L. Byers
Sanie
Maud Mosler
Silver Late
Joe
John
Ier Coleman
Mencken
Hult Whater
Tio
Ust
Indianola
Reform School
National Reserve
Aviation
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Fa
Eeelon
Thomas Gerruughty
Lalu Clonloger
Burt
Quincy
D. A Piatt
Wyler Aireet
North Side
Organic Society
Mra Thorp
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