Society notices honor guests amid Thanksgiving events
Mrs Nathan Price hosts informal Saturday gathering at 211 Tyler Street inviting Mrs The G Wear of Joplin and Mrs Paul Hudeon of the City of Mexico. Thanksgiving week includes family dinners, entertaining committees, and a large thimble party at Mrs Giles home with extensive invitations listed for many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Price
Tyler Street
the G Wear
Joplin
Minswurl
Mra Paul Hudeon
City of
Mexico
Maurice N. Schlegel
James B. Deoneysen
Carlton Basin
Chappell Foote
Frank Hilanch
Charenice
George Y Lusk
Frank Shafter
Charles Joslin
Robert Merrick
Aim
LH. Greenwood
O'Neill
Alvin Wick
WP. Koehe
Ahlan Eitabers Gavid
Marke Witwer
Colin Hord
Mine Beathion Hayes
Kitty Lindsy
Anne Squires
Slogans and fabrics for dresses and linens offered
Local ad lists cream white Comet or Shaker Flannel fabrics at 8c per yard for ladies garments and 4c for flannels and skirts, with 124c and 15c Silkoline linen in 36 inch widths, presenting a sale on Wednesday with selected floral and geometric patterns.
Dry Goods Dept Offers Gloves and Hosiery Wednesday
Ladies and Misses wool golf gloves in solid and fancy colors with new color combinations. some pairs priced higher. 230 Foundation Collars for Ladies and Misses feature round or pointed fronts in white silk chiffon and 9c featherbone in all sizes. Extra quality seamless fleece lined cotton hose in fast black priced 94 cents per pair, sizes 8 to 10. Wednesday sales.
Thanksgiving Week Social Notes and Visits
Local names stitch together a mosaic of Thanksgiving plans. Miss Caroline Dickey travels to Ballina for a game and a dance, with hosts Mina Muriel Culp and Miss Reed. Eben T. Stradbury of Mexico City attends a wedding in Lawrence and visits Atchison. Numerous residents, students, and visitors from Emporia to Abilene plan holiday gatherings, dances, and family time, with university members and townsfolk listed among hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. Davie
Keneth Davia
Bt. Lows
Airs
Rotwin T. Hertick and Family
Kantas City
Mrs.ice
Denver
Mira
Hemmiots
Mish Tllewhech Cole
Iranier Cole
Kan- Sun City
George W. Barkharst
Mies
Charlotte Parkhurst
Chicago
Bundaw
Meri Jing Ban
Mexico
Fuse Finer
Atchison
Pancoo
Kidderill
Todeka
Syracuse, Noy
Mins Gao
Ranmie City
Davis
Eugene Hains
Millis
Joab Mulvunehee
Aeat
D. F. Longnecker
Emporia
Afra
W. Hi. Hastiman
Lawrence
HW. Woodward
Ernest Gentry
Wis Rister
Bliss Alice Geotry
Hazel Mulvane
Gertrude Cooper
College Ofhe Sisters of Bethany
Abilene
Blige Mov
Mina Mina Grimts
Trethany
Ethel
Grifiths
Oklahoma
Hess Tincher
Mian
Neilie McKirthan
Kansas City
Westhy
Mfiss
Hess Jet
Prince of Pilsen
Maud Shafer
Otsee City
Ani
Julius Beebe
Lancaster
Wis
Mise Marie Wilson
Slax
Daisy Wooding
Ronnell Itinenid
Divid Embree
State Bank of Siting
bin Toplica
John Itkin
Panadena
Cut
Mary Gibaon
Manhattan
M. L. Falk
Kan
Throop Hotel
A. Morrison
Cancard
Gov Carter Inaugurated Amid Fractured Text
Scattered OCR style report notes Gov Carter sworn in at the capital ceremony. Edward S. Bord, land commissioner, offered a readiness measure and will accept. Cabinet and officials present. Henry F. Cooper and Alexander G. Hawde singled out for retention. A parliamentary party gathering discussed confidence in Mr. Was and proposed reappointment of William Herlensiv for Corkei Disestrows. Wrecks and safety mentions appear in error along with unclear medical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Carter
Honolun
Ney
Carter
Uttica
Army
Edward S. Bord
Pantie
Henry F.cooper
Publicirks
Alexander G. Hawde
Delvale
Emyernuf
Redmond
Dublin
Tteds
Jowph
May Hold Senate Adjournment Debate In Congress
Washington reports no official bill to end the extra session has been sent to the house. Leaders hold several conferences about Cuban measures and adjournment timing. The house favors three day adjournments unless the Cuban bill is resolved, with quorum issues shaping the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Cannon
Register of Deeds John Marshall Questions $1000 Allocation
The Register of Deeds John Marshall challenges a law allowing Bhaw- Wwe and nearby counties to use $1000 for clerk hire. He says funds not used for clerical pay belong to the county treasury and should be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshal
Register of Deeds
John Marshall
Bhaw- Wwe
Registers of Deeds
Marshall
Mystery man case at Santa Fe treasury building
A boy alerted janitors Sunday evening to a stranger in the Santa Fe treasury offices on the first floor. Officers Gardiner and Rose searched the area but found no entry point or clues. A window was found open elsewhere, suggesting the man may have slipped away unnoticed before daytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Santa Fe
Department
Gardiner
Rose
Robbery attempt at Santa Fe offices denied by treasurer
Edward Wilder, treasurer, says a Sunday night intruder aimed at the safe was a reporter rumor. He explains he was in the office briefly and could not have carried the combination, noting the time lock. The intruder entered via an open window, likely a sneak thief seeking stationery or clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Edward Wildes
Bartholomew Sues Topeka Postmaster Guthrie for 750
Aaron Bartholomew Mnakese brings suit in district court against John Guthrie postmaster of Topeka seeking 750. He claims Guthrie acted as attorney in a property case sold for 1500, with 800 used for expenses, costs, etc., saving 1000. Bartholomew contends Guthrie should receive 260 and he the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Bartholomew Mnakese
Topeka P. M
Aaron Bartholomew
John Guthrie
Topeka
Bartholomew
Guthrie
Real Estate Transfers Listing Numerous City Property Trades
A compilation of real estate transfers shows multiple pairs and couples selling or transferring parcels across several additions. Names include H to Dean, Wits to Sarah P Snider, J & Benshin to WH Davidson, and others. Amounts range from 55 to 11 000 with properties on Hamilton Avenue, Western Avenue, Lincoln Street, Deer Park, Orchard Place, and First Ward areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean and
Wits
Sarah P. Snider
Ibrick
Steele
J. Norton
Sacterd Peters
W. M
Forbes
Lincoln Street
King’s Addithon
B. G. Lamberton
Jackson Long
J. D. Walte
D. E. Gabler
Harrison Street
Orchard Place
J. V. Lamb
H. &. Curry
Totsio
Inne SH
West Street
Oouventre Roe Th. & Price and
S. Giles
Western Avenue
Higginbotham's
Margaret Lamb
H. S
Seamen's Union Holds New York Convention
The International Seamen's Union of America meets in New York with five delegates representing seven thousand seamen from Atlantic Pacific and Great Lakes regions. President Benje of Chicago and Treasurer E Amterson of San Francisco attend the gathering with other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamen's Union
New York
International Seamen's Union of America I
Weamsen
Atlantic
Pacific
Greatlake Presidvat Benje
Chicago
E Amterson
San Francisco
Gamblers May Wait In Preliminary Hearing Continuance
The preliminary hearing for Mike Thompson Wood Fowler Tobe Tobias and Al Hurst on gambling charges was continued in city court to December 4. Attorney Magaw requested the delay and County Attorney Hungate with no objection. Judge McCabe warned no further continuances and noted defense delays threaten trial and possible penitentiary time if convicted. Thompson and Fowler, wealthy Topeka residents, fear trial consequences and may seek separate hearings or further delaying tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Thompson
Wood Fowler
Tobe Tobias
al Hurst
C. A. Magaw
Hungate
McCabe
Macaw
Hallor Cance
Thompson
Fowler
Topeks
Tey
Police Court Notes Highlight Local Staffing Shuffle
L J Kinney, a well known street car man, will serve as desk sergeant after leaving the Santa Fe shops. Charles Black, acting desk sergeant since Bob Miler's discharge, becomes a patrolman. Kinney, a Third ward resident, is highly recommended. A Link was caught in West Curtis cars once operated by Frank Raynor. a raid found a keg, three beer cases, and whisky. A wagon of drunks from South Topeka arrived last evening. Names like John Daligreen and Jim Stambaugh reappear on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Kinney
Santa Fe
Mr. Kinney
Chas. Black
Bob Miler
A. Link
West Curtis Street
Frank Raynor
South Topeka
John Daligreen
Cloud Monee
Chas. Borer
Ed Bennett
el Johnson
FL McGehee
Jim" Stambaugh
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Relief From Hemorrhoids
A reader letter from H. K. Hicks of Calhoun Ga endorses the Pyramid Pile Cure as curing pinch piles after trying a 60 cent box and a follow up 20 cent box. The note asserts widespread efficacy and urges circulation, noting the product sold by druggists at 0 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal of
H. K. Hicks
Calhoun
Drugeista
Owelte Pyramid Deng Co
Marshall
Florida East Coast promotional booklet described
A colonial era tourist prospectus for Florida’s East Coast highlights a lavish booklet titled The Icee Coast of Florida In Paradine Regained. It features maps, hotel listings with daily and weekly rates, travel details, and attractions like the Lake of Fire, with pricing and ticket information aimed at winter travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gt. Augustine
Florida
Paradine
Agast
Hest
Mintnie Nagay
N. F
Bahama Islands
Naamia
Hinvarwe
Ing
St. Augustine
Addreeing J.D. Ruahner
Florin Sat Coast Railway
Bt. Augus
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Emma
Monda
Frost
Willand
Arthur Caper
Arthur Milin
Eugene G. Quinton
Bra
Fred Cobe
Sire
W. E. Denton
Frederick Preeman
The
Copland
Mranal Mulvane
Se Wood
Mitel Wood
Duplicate
Alice Jolly
Edward Witter
Mies Effie Nett
George Stansfield
Nelson Giles
Larne Street
Mra
A Barton
Albert Parker
J.P. Rodgers
Gilea
Giles
Ley
Mins Madiey
Willem I
Wey
J. ¥. Kaster
Daniel Bf. Valentine
A. A. Godard
Fulph E. Valentine
Marty Lana
G. Wok Ming Nellie Irk
K. Janes
Katharyy Mills
Btre
G. Knowles
G. Knowles Mra W. & Kale, Mra. . O. McCray
Mim McCray
Geo
Edward Marining
George W. Veale, Jr
Minn Baten
Macbeth
News of Women's Clubs
Kempers, Paxton
Sixth and
Quincy
Dennison
Dr. Ring
Cousie
Colin Wet
Ghatas
Lenaer Neomanry
Lois Crags
Dorchester
Mant Ldope
Togs Parag Tee See
Arslal
Mellin
Melluets Food CO
Boston
MASE
Edward Wilder
Wilder
Sues
Vickey Offles
Aston Bactic
Sansa Avenue
A Koempers
Parton
New Crawford Theater
Thanksgiving
Zeb & Zarrow
Midnight Express
Robert Edeson
Beate
Bigger
Old Kentucky
H. Seuta Priday
Grand Opera House
Demosa
L. M. Peswens
Demoss & Penwell
Qeincy St. Topeka
Fries
Cruer
Sehonl
Kansas
Passenger Department of the
East Coast
Florida East Coast Hotel Co
Fifth Avenue
Old Brunswick Building
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Ge the
Rock Island
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