Wedding Announcement in Topeka Society Circles
A Topeka wedding unites Barnby of Kansas City and Lyon formerly of Topeka at a ceremony in a city home. The event featured a brief musical program and noted attendees include Mrs. Lynes, Mrs. Merriam, and guests from Washington and Heston. Following the ceremony, the couple will reside in Kansas City Missouri as local social figures host gatherings and note future plans.
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Topeka
Seanad
Godine
Barnby
Kanene
Het Toe Witiver Saclay
Lyon
Leslie Halt
George van Sept
Tay Ra
Walrond Avenue
Cowie
Tavan
Recital Planned at First Church in Kankakee
Mrs C W Cook hosts a visit by Mrs Annie Parry Bundy who will give her annual recital at the First Church on the evening of November 1. Mr Bowie and Mr Prindle will assist.
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Needay
Kankekee
C. W. Cook
Annie Parry Bundy
Bowie
Prindle
Judge Hazen Returns From Duck Hunt With 30 Ducks
Judge Haven returned from a duck hunting trip to Ellin n or with William Moener. The pair killed 30 ducks. A week earlier a party from Ian Ads Cliy killed 2 ducks. Judge Mayas Van Kot initially refused to reveal catches but admitted the count as 30 after reminder of official rule.
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Judge Haven
Ellinn
Judge Hazen
William Moener
Ian Ads Cliy
Mayas van Kot
Federmen
Immediate Acceptance Demanded in Constantinople Note
Nov 22 reports that Austro Russian note demands full acceptance of reform proposals without delay. A continued refusal could endanger the Ottoman empire as both powers insist on complete adoption.
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Constantinople
Thi Oitomad
Chaperons in Topeka Draw Mixed Theatre Heat
Topeka audiences found The Chaperons underwhelming yet with bright melodies and capable turns. Eva Tanguay’s absence as star led Mabel Hite to carry the show alongside May Boley and others, while critics flagged the company as uneven and the crowd as largely unresponsive.
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Toneka
St. Louis
Tew Expressions Tke Uhese Lune
de Jaime
Crawford Inet Wilaht
Eva Tanguay
pArtume
Mabel Fite
Kansas City
Miss Hite
Miss Tanguay
Hite
Suesese
Pame
May Boley
Mase Swebbins
Mise Dey
Arthur Ernest
Tom Senuyter
Topeka
Thomas Whitten
Adam
John Sparks
Algernon O'Shasonesy
North Topeka Daily Notices And Local News Briefs
North Topeka reports from the street with residents visiting from Silver Lake and St Marys, moves on Van Buren Street, and calls to Bar rett Hall for the Chaperona show. Evangelist Overman speaks on The Seven Devils of Topeka, while a 15 year old from Logan Street recovers from lockjaw. The Second Presbyterian church secures a Jackson street site for a new building costing about ten to twelve thousand dollars and will move the current front house. The Quincy street church is torn down for foundation work. Presbyterians shift worship to Barrett's hall this summer.
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Eimiall Printing Company
North
Kansas Avenue
Uurn
Nicholson
Frank Conwell
Kansas City
W. Oliver
Silver Lake
North Side
Wall Finch
St. Marys
Barrett Hall
Alta Bell
Winchester
Hayes
Puth
van Buren Street
J. A. Campbell
C. Kaner
Quincy Street
Ald Society
The
Congregational Church
Caskey
Quincy
Fairchild Street
Joseph Smith
Freda
Little Son
Central Avenue Christian Church
Evangelist Overman
Topeka
Charles Schwartz
Edward Schwarte
Logan Street
Rock
Fred Faun
Kansas
Sia
Kan
van Toren Street
A. J. Atterbury
Arenus
Yaemakers
W Presbyteras
A. J. Arnold
J. M. Campbell
Jackson Street
Quincey
Barrett's Hall
Jackson and
Gordon Streets
Gordon Street
Church of the Good Sheherd
Avenue
Orinoco Returns With Panama Independence News
The Orinoco brings word that General Torres and Colombian troops arrived at Cartagena after leaving here. News of Panama independence triggered fury and recriminations in Barranquilla officials and public. Martin law declared there. About a thousand troops prepared to sail for the isthmus, but agents refused to embark them.
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Colon
Torres
Cartagena
Panama
Qolety
Barranduilis
Martin Law
Orinoconso
Mayer Admits Taxable Bonds and Notes in Court
Conrad Mayer appeared before County Clerk Newman at the courthouse and confessed ownership of bonds mortgages and notes totaling 5900 that had escaped taxation. The clerk ordered Mayer added to the tax roll with about 150 in taxes due. Mayer also acknowledged personal property under assessment and was summoned to answer questions.
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Conrad Mayer
Newman
Court House
Mr. Meyer
Mayer
Mr. Mayer
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Doctor
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as pleasant to take and safe for children. Erick of Poslestils, Bid, says it is the best tasting medicine with no after effects and that children prefer it. Available at all druggists in Havana and surrounding areas.
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Leerick
Drussis
Havana
Senate
Maxigo Gomes
Washburn Faces Bethany With Stewart Out For Weekend
Bob Stewart injuries threaten Play as Washburn plans to start Maxwel l at right end against Bethany College. Stewart may return but remains in bed with possible internal injury. Washburn conducts best practice yet, expects large gate, and schedules a Friday night rally at the chapel with bands and talks. Weather looks favorable for a fast game on Saturday.
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Bob
Stewart
Washburn
Bethany College
Maxwell
Dee
Washburn Field
Lethany Giants
Washburn Chapel
Medics
Leach
Awashburn
Lindsboro
Amtex
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