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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
9
A weight class agreement was reached after a year of wrangling between Tokssytein and Tack Root. The weight is set at 1 pounds, with Welkting tin at d Wnlock on contest day. The tour dates December 16, city venue unspecified, formal order expected.
The Bloomington strike on the Bloomington Atree railway continued this morning after a discharge of two motoren sparked the dispute. Two men chosen for arbitration were evdovive wad this internal. Injuries were reported and repairs to seating fortation were noted as the conflict persisted.
Mrs A D Robbins and Mrs Al T Waggoner host an af fwenoon at the Robbins home 14 Taylor street with thimbles and cards as the entertainment. Readable rooms are described with purple chrysanthemum decorations and a rare elf walnut locker, plus white car nations and ferns.
Mrs A H Vance departs for Oklahoma City as recording secretary. Mrs Du Helle Gage of St Louis to visit parents in town. Mrs Charles L Mitchell of Morend Ariz to visit family. Grace Weis to return home. Clough and Katherine Croust guests of Dr W W Waller for a wedding in Leavenworth. Payne leaves for Richmond Indians. Helen Stafford of KU to visit Margaret Wells. Mr and Mrs A W Parks plan Chicago trip. Mrs Frank Alderson of Leavenworth visiting. Ralph Peterson travels to Piqua Ohio due to ill mother. Lottie Atchison and Miss Louie Wills attend the cat party. Elizabeth White of Raton is guest of daughter. Mrs W Willite and children visiting Margaret Johnson. Miss Loanne Willie to be guest of Mrs Margaret Wiggen. Mrs Myrtle Foote Holmes visits Kansas City. Jem Wallace Ww in Chicago. O B Pritchard and family visiting. Mrs Trabel Van Bant returned from Syracuse and St. Louis. Neighbors honor J Mumember on fortieth birthday with Bible gift. Miss Cora Carr hosts fifteenth birthday ghost party with friends. Names listed of guests.
Jule Walters presents Suat Struck Town at New Crawford theater this evening. Laure Llewellyn and Adelaide Walters star with a large company in a satirical musical comedy linked to Walters. Ticket sales for The Princess Chic at Grand opera house begin tomorrow morning with prices from 10 to 30 cents. A Jolly American Tramp and other pieces join the slate, including The Vinegar Buyer with Joe Miller as a central comic figure. The sale starts Friday and runs through the weekend.
C C Bigher and Sons of Hartwick Inn the West face assignment with liabilities around 190000 and assets near 200000. Creditors number 55 mostly Ree stock breeders Miinels and Towa. Land holdings and details are incomplete in the damaged text.
Advices from Crow Wing Agency report a near uprising after a squaw was killed by a freight train. An Indian brave who accompanied the victim’s caravan was seized by followers and the crowd began a ritual war dance. Indian police arrived and freed the captured brake man and restrained further violence.
Kirke La Shelle's company shifts The Princess Chic to Friday night at Grand Opera House Denver and Topeka listings ripple. Slocum, time manager, adjusts trains and travel for the touring cast and scenery. Christine Hudson to dominate the lead with Joseph Miron in Brevet as advance sales begin tomorrow morning.
Conducted by Lida Ames Wills at the Mari quette building in Chicago, the piece extols celery’s transformation from Europe’s wild ditch plant to a cultivated, tender, aromatic stalk. It notes three varieties red green and white and emphasizes tenderness and flavor over mere size, urging greater recognition of this garden product.
A long-form domestic article extols celery as a luxury and essential, detailing its post chemical status, flavors, and varied uses. It lists numerous recipes and preparations including celery soup, celery greens, celery salt, celery au gratin, croquettes, sauces, catsup, gav elle, and winter salads, with method steps and serving suggestions. It also mentions related topics such as wild celery, celery in salads, and elderberry wine, with practical cooking notes for texture and freshness. The piece stresses health aspects, including nervous palpitations relief and rheumatic advice, and offers a concise elderberry wine recipe for readers.
A hospital detachment reports Postum, a coffee substitute, as a remedy after years of chronic indigestion. The writer, a U S Army Hospital Corp detachment head, says eight months coffee free with Postum support, praising its tolerability and the soldiers and patients adopting it.
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