Ethel Ingalls and Dr Blair to wed at Trinity Church
The wedding of Ethel Ils daughter of Senator Ingalls to Dr Edward G Blair will be held at Trinity Church on the 24th inst at o clock with Bishop Thomas officiating. One thousand three hundred invitations issued. The bridal party includes Misa Constance Us and Misses Marion Margaret Abtle Helen Sco field Ruth Parker Mabel Wa and Harriet Marshall of Nashville Tenn The maid of honor will wear yellow satin faille francaise and the bridesmaids will wear pink and white silk crepe In the empire style Bouquets of chrysanthemums will be carried by the maid and bridesmaids Best man is Wm A Blair. The procession leads to the chancel where the bride will wear the dress her mother wore at her own wedding with modern refinements After the ceremony the couple will sail for the east for a month and return to the Hotel Montague in Kansas City. Congratulatory messages have come from President Jackson Cardinal Gibbons Senator Allison Governor Holwell Joe Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Ethel Ils
Senator Ingalls
Edward G. Blair
Trinity Cchurch
Thomas
Ward of Honor
Misa Constance
Marion
Fagathe Abtle
Helen Scofield
Ruth Parker
Mabel Wa
Harriet Marshall
Nashville
Tenn
A Blair
Wooley Blair
Elwyn Blair
Elle
Misa Helen Tiefenbrin
Sheergan
Mendalasohn
Ashers
Muriel Ingalls
Helen Hackney
Annie Otis
Mr. Blair
Iogeils
Montague
Kansas City
Jarcison
Cardinal Gibbons
Allison
Houtwell
Joe Brown
Georgis
Trousseau
Topeka Camps as Troops Gather from Holton Army Unit
A militia group from Holton in Topeka for a week long camp near Ottawa is observed by locals. Co A led by Captain Phillips and Battery B under Lt Patterson travel by Missouri Pacific at around dusk. Only about half of Battery B can join the encampment with Lt Phillips among the limited group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Topeka
Anes Kueam Potest
S Treeta
Topaka
Co. A
Holton
Phillips
Patterson
Missouri Parish
Ottawa
Topeks
Nigit
J. E Anderson
Leeds' Work Breaks Southern Pacific Monopoly in California
In railroad circles a Topeka farmer challenges the Southern Pacific by backing a new line through the San Joaquin valley to California. Joseph Leeds, long tied to the Santa Fe and Gould lines, seeks a competing route and has begun a San Francisco to New York steamship link opposing the Pacific Mail, tied to SP interests. An auxiliary program for an October 24 event lists performances plus a New England dinner. Also reported: Mary L Barnes and Joseph W Barnes sold 450 acres in Can township for 7200 to Shawnee county buyers. Mr and Mrs J M Meade travel to Salt Lake City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
California
Topeka
Joseph Leeds
Santa Fe
Gould
Missouri Pacific
San Francisco Freight Bureau
San Joaquin Valley
Lanes
ORC
Fingue
Prof
Brannan
Prascis Coftin
Lawrence
Mise Lenus Short
Dolo
Mr. Adamson
Stelle Parbeck
Brenan
Banjo Club
D. G. Cooley
Porter McCafferty
Edna Carpenter
Ansia Purcell
Myrtle Parbeck
New England
Benedictians Home
Associated Charities
Iblit
K.off Yall
Sixth
Quincy
Mary L. Barnes
Joseph W. Barnes
Henry County
Can Township
Shawnee County
Vered P. Barnes
Ida C. Barnes
What Is A Bueguo The Lake View Cinb Inquiry
The Lake View Cinb group investigates a term Bueguo and its meaning for members. Unclear question suggests a local inquiry into linguistic or cultural reference. Further details needed to identify who asked and what they expect.
Burgoo at Lake View Club Draws Lawrence Visit
A party on a Santa Fe train headed to the Lake View Club for a Burgoo event hosted by the Lake View Shooting and Fishing Association. Lawrence members arrived to a feast of burgoo and a talk by Prof. Dyche, with Arctic expedition tales and humorous interruptions amid festivities and club improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O'Donald
J. G Bahre
W. F. Rigatmire
Biadman
Warner
A. ‘Lenans
Li & Blount
Jd. Fay
WA. Smith John Schiling, Jr
Eugene Ware McNeil
F. A
Lake View Club
Boelock Sharp
Lawrence
Frank Willard
Hugene
Wassop
Mr. Ware
L Wasson
Watson
Prof. Dyche
Arctic
Dyche
Labrador
Ealer
Nson & Company Promises Lively Dry Goods Offers
Due to the daily advertised savings, the store has crowded patrons from morning to closing. Encouraged by appreciation, the firm pledges further offerings that will surprise even the most economical buyers with very low prices on various goods.
Dress Goods Sale Highlighted with Velvet and Wool Suiting
Read over carefully what we offer this week 59c per yard for 1000 yards Silk Velvet in all colors previously priced at 1 00. You save money on this article 45c for another 1000 yards of all wool French Suiting in new designs and cousprings worth more but only 456 this week.
We Are Money Savers Dress Goods Sale
One lot of half wool Dress Goods in plain and fancy valued at 30c, offered at 22c. Another lot of 40 in all wool Dress Goods previously as high as 50c is now 29c. Four good items this week with limited chance to buy at these prices.
New Millinery Arrivals and Fur Capes Offered
The department announces daily new millinery items and invites shoppers to view the latest designs and colors. Also just arrived is another invoice of fur capes with an invitation to compare assortments and prices before purchasing.
Handkerchiefs Arrive In Stock From 4 Cent Quality To Duchess
Five hundred dozen handkerchiefs received this week with prices from four cents to the fine Duchess. Five cents for 25 dozen ladies white handkerchiefs with fine lace edge. See them, only five cents each.
Silk Handkerchief Lot Auction Description
A lot of about 50 plain white and colored handkerchiefs with embroidered edges will be sold at auction for 12 1/2 cents each.
Dark Charlies and Prints Closeout at Low Prices
One lot of Dark Charlies unsold at 5c minimum price and a 3% price cut. sample 4-4 Fine Brown Muslin offered at a low weekly rate to compare with under 5c. Full Standard Prints previously Te are now being cleared at 4c a yard to attract buyers this winter.
Remnants of Bleached Muslin Offered in 15 to 30 Yard Pieces
Advertises 4C 44 Bleached Muslin remnants sold in pieces from 15 to 30 yards at 44e per yard. Buyers may purchase in these lengths, reflecting typical wholesale pricing for regular sized cuts.
Lot Of 16 Inch Op Ton Twill Crash Fabric
A fragmentary listing describes an additional batch of 16 inch op ton twill crash and unbleached material, noting slight quality differences versus linen.
Indigo Blue Prints for Sale This Week at Discounted Prices
Advertises genuine Indigo Blue Prints offered this week at 6c per yard and 7c quality stock. Claims buyers can save by purchasing now and notes a 4-4 Brown Muslim item with an 84 cent price quote. Encourages immediate supply and self-service to maximize savings.
Dark Outing Cloths Offered In Winter Wear Line
An ad notes a full line of dark outing cloths for winter wear priced at 8% cents per yard with claims of value and quick availability. The offer emphasizes the choice and suitability for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An -Combine
Kas
IC Will Buy Fin Zepher Ginghams in Town for 20e
IC Will now buy our Fin Zepher Ginghams, town for 20e. They won't last long at Ilo yar. Buy them now when they are selling at Lie yard. One lot ladies' fast black Hose this week only Jep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilo Yar
Jep
Greenland Iceberg Clash and Clubhouse Revelations
Eyewitness recounts a perilous voyage encountering a colossal iceberg after ignoring an ice pilot, with damage repaired in Newfoundland. The narrative shifts to a Greenland money exchange, a fishing and shooting Sunday, and a club gathering where political speeches omit references to God and morality, highlighting national depres sion and distant ties to Christianity.
DIRT DEFIES THE KING AND COURT LIFTS NAMES
A chaotic 19th century court note reports Arthur Bennett, a 14 year old colored boy, arraigned on a complaint by Dr Cockey as Gist, a 10 year old, was slapped by Nick Childa acting as defense attorney. The judge sent both boys home with a fatherly lecture after finding verbal abuse and prior punishments. Several adults appear for drunken charges and minor offenses, with fines and recognizance being set or continued. The imperfect record mentions church events and community notices as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bennett
Dr. Cockey
Gist
Nick Childa
Pace Ont
Freddie Brett
D. W. Cale
Dean
John Elliott
Ile
A. H Monroe
Holcomb
Burgenback
Alsao
Aed
Andrew la
Topeka minister objects McKinley tours omit God message
Charles M. Sheldon of Topeka criticizes Governor McKinley’s Kan sas tour for not mentioning God or morality in his speeches. He asks if this constitutes a Christian nation and cites open letter to the weekly church in Salina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mars
Pericles
Sheldon
McKinley
Euseas
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kanana
Pen Church
Salina
Reed and Whitaker In Court Over Racket Case
Police court docket sees Joe Reed defend Burton the sanitery officer charged with disturbing the peace while Deputy Commissioner Frank Whitaker clashed with Reed and questioned Barton’s role. Judge Ensminger dismisses the charge for lack of evidence as the case ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensminger
Lee
A. Barton
Joe Reed
Burton
Frank Whitaker
Richardson
Register’s
Whitaker
Barton
Biumenstock
Reed
Tunde
Easminger
As- Sai
Ese
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel Ingalls
LEEDS
Mr. J. M. Meade
Salt Lake City
Lake View
Cinb
West
Denmark
Frederic A. Cooke
New York
Mirandi
Red Cross
Sewand
Nson & Company
Most Evens Logy
Buc
Stevenson & Company
Kansas
Newfoundland
Cary
Greenland
Americas
Governora
Eugene Ware
Chapman
Baldwin
J. M. Knight
Undertaker
Sapolo
Dell
Fort John Hogan
Jute
Buckner
G. W. Charismeno
Second Baptist Church
G. D. Olden
Soule
Jan Endnavorsloo
Agetori
Long Express
Prumimo
HK Film ‘D
Holmes
Gsl
Hanews Uve
God
Joe Reed and Whitaker
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