Topeka Socials Feature Parties and Club Notes
Social page itemizes recent Topeka gatherings including a thimble party at 191 Monroe Street hosted by Mr A Wolf and guests such as Mrs Howard Bird and Miss Julie Warner. Also covered are Ladies Music Club events, a card party at Miss Emma Dennis’s, and various visits and wedding trip plans among Topeka residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wolf
A. Wolf
Monroe Street
Howard Bird
Dre Willian Conners
Misy Berthe Cetern
Misa Julie Warner
Albie Netley
Miss Stabe
Jwusep Mesrteu
Mia
Lo Chonberluio
G. Rt. Kirk
George H. Ababine
Sirs
Eb Murrow
Sues
Dietrich
Wilkins Conners
Mere Fat
Jenieds
J. AV. Beivete
AL Sprder
BW Tocers
Gorge Wellie
Atrs
Tra Hewes
Aire
Wilson
J AL Waldues
Jim
Hli Ried
Aira
Albert Parker
J. C. Peanut
Sara
A. Beck
T. Luskes
Murry Beery
Whittlesey
Williams ‘Troutman
N. Aikken
Marie Wiley
Surin
Mins van Hinuten
McMullen
Ostern
Mise Wurter
Suss Roser
Mies Neviex
Social notes and upcoming visits listed
Local notes list planned social events and visits. Annie and Harriet Jones travel to Mewlon tomorrow. Misses Pierl and Lillian McParlanit host a formal afternoon. Mrs Horie Hall hosts a party Friday at Greenwood Avenue. Merriam travels to Clay Center. Jody Sifes Detln 5 Merker of The Western to visit Strs WoW. Mrs Mills hosts in her honor. Frank Thoran arrives from Oman to visit Miss Margaret Muivans. Lane entertains Monday evening for Miss Brown of Kansas City. Eva Day plans a Lotus party with Miss Margeret Ber Alis. Charles Tived Smith returned from Chicago. Ming Dhce Furman hosts informal music tomorrow. Al Sisin Sweet plans tomorrow evening. Mrs WAL Morton is mother of Mire W. Stillwell. Ewart visits St. Joseph. Pro high five club meets Friday, November 14, with Mr. and Mrs. Hankin. J BicCute travels to Chicago. Frank Merriam in Kansas City. James L. King to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Annie
Harriet Jones
Mewlon
Pierl
Lillian McParlanit
Horie Hall
Greenwood Avenue
M. Merriam
Clay Center
Jody Sifes
Merker
The
Western
Oxters
Ohio
Milla
Mills
Frank Thoran
Oman
Margaret Muivans
Stat Lane
Tex
Mee Brocan
Miss Brown
Kansas City
Frase Laulefield
Eva Day
Atebilean
The Literary Business Attracts North Georgia Farmer Visit
A north Georgia farmer visits the editor seeking insight into entering the literary field. His 27-year-old son sits nearby as the editor candidly reflects on the trade, noting his own 15 years in the business and the farmer’s son being urged to return to plowing. The scene unfolds amid a modest office setting with casual remarks about cyclometers and ground coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Georgia
Ornor
John
Atlarite Constitution
Anarchistic cider and other comic misreadings
A collage of comic mishearings and garbled quotes from old papers. It includes a pitiful exchange about anarchistic cider, a joke about baldheaded papa, a quip on a black sheep in the family, a marital boasting line, a dyeing of hair joke, and a billing mixup where a man denies ordering a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Cinimat Enquirer
Fragmented Local Dialogue From Early Enquirer Crackles With Nonsense
An old Enquirer fragment captures a humorous exchange among locals about initials and a nickname EK 2. The snippet features Mr Hlardekins describing someone as an unreasonable creature who kicks despite not noticing everything around the house and argues about old clothes torn to rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlardekins
Oie Clonstt Enquirer
Fragmented 19th Century Snippet Hits The Newswire
Partial OCR yields a jumble mentioning Bridget Strikes, De Fisk, and a chorus of quoted lines from New York Weekly, Leisurety Approach, and Chicago chatter. Readable bits reference self respect, servants, and a question about folding toothbrushes amid scattered phrases and era tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
New York Weekly
Yantic Fregate Ends Service on the Great Lakes Training Plan
The old U S frigate Yantic extends a long career from 1864 to the present, facing retirement after a costly condemnation. Critics note Canadian protests and treaty debates while detailing the ship’s historic actions from Fort Fisher to derelict salvage, and its planned use as a training ship in Detroit for naval militia amid a shift to steel warships.
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Detroit
Naval Militia
Hind
Navy Department
Michigap
United States
Michigann
Gresham
Carlisle
Great Lakes
Charlestown Navy Yard
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Atlantic
Talehassen
Chickamauga
Fort Fisher
Fort Anderson
Asiatic
North Atlantic
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Galena
Haiti
Lagiltine
South Atlantic
Balluts
Topeka City Council November 10 1897 Proceedings
Topeka city council met at the mayor's call with members Burgess Drew Morgan Skinner Warters Nettels and others. Ordinances were read and some passed including authorizing Charles Lane sidewalk warrants and fixing water rates. A special three member committee was appointed to study water rates and a tax-rollback resolution was adopted subtracting several assessments from the tax roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cownell
Burgens
Drew
Millott
Morgan
Ae Houmsteet
Skinner
War
S. Alwent
Pattison
Stephenson
Pellows
Topeka
Kans
City Council of
Council Chamber
Charles Lane
Seaty
Sayes
Burgess
Eliott
Mergen
Nettels
Roundtree
Warter
Afr
Topoki
Isa
Shawnee County
Topeles
Iral Avene
Ken Buren Street
Pires
Fel de Firey
Pirey
Birey
Marrison Street
Norte
Tyler Street
North
Chandler Street
Bucona
ALT. & SF
Court notes mix old cases and market reports in chaotic column
Justice court notes cover a rotating set of cases including a short changing dispute involving Albert James, replevin over a horse, and a divorce petition. Police and bystander actions appear amid a market report with grain, corn, oats, hogs and cattle prices and summaries of shipments and receipts. The mixed text lists names, places, and numbers, reflecting a busy, repetitive day in the local record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Chiles
Albert James
Chiles
Justice Gay
Whe
James
Dupree
Jackson
John Hunter
Market Report Opens Weak on Wheat as Liverpool Cares
Wheat opened weak today with declines from yesterday's close. Liverpool traders recovered from fears over a port scare tied to Argentina, boosting some futures. The Price Current weekly summary noted notable improvement in the crop outlook amid the unsettled trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ockers
Hbolught
Mttby
Feinen
Prines
Fem
Fae Lind
Chicaro
Liverpool
Himingu
Argentins
Caine
Cotton Market Report from Kansas City November 7
Market notes show mixed movements with slight firmness in some staples. Prices range from easy to mid upland cotton with 5 to 6 3-16 cents per pound in brisk trading. brokers note firm tone on futures.
Market Gossip and Grain News from New York Stock Exchange
The column, furnished by the W A Michel Commission Co, reports on grain movements and buyer activity in New York. It references wheat prices, futures, and weekly market chatter, noting buyers and sellers and general price directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Michael Commission Co
West Sifth Ave
Topeka
Kan
W_ A. Michel Commission Co
Tisha
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Anita
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Wil Chisser
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Bardge
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