Mrs I P Bakers Reception Lingers In Topeka Society
Mrs I P Bakers farewell reception drew about 200 friends at her Quincy Street home with lush palm and rose decor. Guests included Mrs Katherine H Fullerton of Kansas City and Gov T A Osburn. the Roberts home hosted a separate reception for Miss Mullaney of Chicago with elaborate floral arrangements and period dress.
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Enitiets
Mra. F.P. Baker
Quincy Street
Mra F. P. Baker
Mra
Katherine H. Fullerton
Kansas City
Mes CC
Baker
Mra. S. M. Tator
Mra. CC
Middletown
New York
Nira
Esker
Gov. T. A. Osburn
Dtlaes Roberts
Byron Stoberts
Tenth Street
Jaedori
Mullaney
Chicago
Roberts
Notre Dame
Indiana
Beck
Miss Roberts
Miss Mullaney
Ay Roberts
J. K. Hunkla
J. i Hayden
Frack Edeoo
Myrtle Jetmore
Lulu Aenspeaker
Bessie West
Gillie O’bren
Gienna Cross
Littlefield
Mary Thompson
Roberta
May Roberts
Byron Haberte
J. R. Hankin
Miss Limefield
le France
Misa West
Miss O'Brien
Jetmore
Dresden
Miss Thompson
Alhambra Mandolin Club
Baird
Highland
Kansas
Wetherell Kac Mise Poole
Blanche Dienst
Kaasas City
Torbear Melba
J. A. W. Whist Club
Grace Whiting
Bondar
Harry Stevenson
Nellie Small
Walnut Lane
Germantown
Pennsylvania
George Rust
Local social notes and city government items presented
A Kansas society page lists Mrs. Jonathan Thomas hosting, several dance and tea gatherings, arrivals from Florida and Kansas City, and a mutual birthday celebration. It also reports on city affairs debating consolidation of offices, including the street commissioner and city engineer, to save funds, with Fort Scott cited as a model. Thanksgiving travel ads from Union Pacific and a note on Father O Connell’s Rome assignment conclude.
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Chiy Euginsor
Wichita
Fort Scott
Topeka
Poor Widow Robbed in Mortgage Foreclosure Trial
Judge Hazen calls the case of D. D. Bixler versus Mrs. Sarah Hanson the hardest before him. Hanson paid $1,000 on a mortgage transferred to Bixler, believing Strickler remained her agent. If she proves Strickler acted for Bixler, she may keep her home. otherwise foreclosure and eviction threaten her and her three children.
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Hazen
D. D. Bixler
Sarah Hanson
Eighth Street
J. N. Strickler
Hanson
Strickler
Bixter
Steickler
Duniela & Pounds
Bixler
Wuolesa
Comber
Phillip Pickett Suit Against Chief Wilkerson Delayed
Philip Pickett sues Chief J. Wilkerson sergeant Frank Ellison and jailer W D Dishrow for 15000 damages over a home entry on Harrison street with mineral wells and bath house and arrest of himself and wife. Warrantless action directed by police commissioners led to police court dismissal. Chief Wilkerson absent. trial postponed to Tuesday amid other court matters. Erafern is Dead. John Redfern, noted tailor, is dead.
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Wilkerson
Philip Pickett
Frank Ellison
W. D. Dishrow
Pickett
Harrison Street
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