Miss Rutt McClintock Hosts Sue Shuritt Card Party
The largest affair reported was Miss Sue Shuritt’s card party at her King Street home this afternoon featuring a Progressive sixty three game. Attendees included Miss McClintock, Miss Otis, Miss Thompson and many others. luncheon followed on the card tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutt McClintock
Sue Shuritt
King Street
At& O'Clock
Wan
Sharitt Wan
Mike Heles ‘Thompson
Helen Otis
McClintock
William Dreschel
Mia
Ina
Crist
Jeannette Lord
Sue Terbet
Anns Herbst
Hess Stewart
Helen Thompson
Hila
Mics Vershow
Florence Mitchell
Minneapolis
Mary Hambiston
Bessie Hayden
Miss Hambleton
Scott's Emulsion Promises Relief for Scrofula
Sore necks in children are linked to scrofula with sores that may heal slowly. The ad says Scott's Emulsion heals sores and prevents consumption, calling it an ounce of prevention. It directs readers to ROOTE & BOWE in New York for a trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Roote & Bowe
New York
Engagement announced in city society circles
Miss Lut A Winton and Mr Edward C Arnold announce their engagement. The marriage is planned for Tuesday November 30 in Ezra. W W Bollard has returned from Osage City visits. Mrs L G Tuttie and Rod ney Kaub visit Lawrence as guests until Saturday. DuRelin Gege leaves for a ten day business trip in the western state. Chas Figg hosted a tag party for his brother Harry of Washington DC with guests James Clark Ed Good Chas Stewart Elden Moree Harry Schwarts Court Flower Samueli Tom Davison Herbert Brown Ghent. Figg leaves today after a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollady
Lut A. Winton
Edward C. Arnold
Ezra
W. W. Bollard
Osage City
L. G. Tuttie
Rodney Kaub
Lawrence
DuRelin Gege
Chas. Figg
Harry
Washington, D. C
James Clark
Ed Good
Chas
Stewart
Elden Moree
Harry Schwarts
Court Flower
Ramueli
Tom Davison
Herbert Brown
Mr. Ghent
Mr. Figg
Ice Trust Case May Be Revived In November
Judge Hazen may revive the ice trust case in November after a few witnesses were examined under anti trust laws. Subpoenaed witnesses could obligate the defendants to testify, potentially affecting prosecution while officials know little about the trust’s workings. County Attorney Nichols seeks another investigative approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Trust
Hazen
Nichols
Annual Praise Service of Wo mina Missionary Society
The First Presbyterian Church hosts the annual praise service of the Wo mina Missionary Society at 3 20 pm. Afterward a responsive praise service and business session follow. Speakers include Mrs AM Reynolds and Mrs A K Rodgers with papers on Current Events in Persia and The Status of Woman Outside of Christianity. A story read by Miss Willa Rodgers and a duet performance are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Missionary Society
Womina Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
W. Willis
AM. Reynolds
Persia
Mra
Cleland
Lord
L. H. Strickler
Ell G. Foster
A. K. Rodgers
Willa Rodgers
Three Men Arrested for Fleecing English Tourist in Omaha
Omaha report says three men identified as W Hatley J Collins and William Clark were arrested in South Omaha for fleecing English tourist J A Cottam out of 240 dollars in cash and a draft for 19 pounds. Detectives under Special Agent Vizzard of the Union Pacific captured them after a train change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
South Omaha
J. A. Cottam
W. Hatley
J. Collins
William Clark
Cottam
London
Denver
Vizzard
Union Pacific
Jurymen Granted Vacation Until December Start
Judes Hazen discharged the jurors attending court this morning, granting them a vacation until the first week of December. The move relieves jurors from duty for an upcoming trial cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes Hazen
District Court to Hear December Docket and Liquor Appeals
Judge Hazen will continue the term of district court through the first Monday in December and aims to clear divorce cases and motions by then. City Attorney Spencer requests December trial of thirty liquor appeal cases from the police court, to be placed on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Hazen
Spencer
Kintier Street opening delayed by tax and funding mess
A Topeka notice reports a new hitch in opening Kistler Street as city funds prove short. The treasury miscalculated the land purchase, leaving $433 needed. A petition of 88 North Topeka residents pressures action while the street is opened in parts and homeowners pay their taxes. The council may use a special fund. a house and barn on the condemned land could bring in about $200 to reduce the balance. The issue will be discussed at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kintier Street
North Topeka
Kistler Street
J.B. Bulard
J. W. Priday
L. M. Betts
A. J. Kane
Chas, Gertelson
Snyder
Kistler
Kansas Avenue
Quincy
Monroe
Gates declines Washburn presidency awaiting wife health
A letter from Dr. George A. Gates states he was not accepted as Washburn college president. He would accept if his wife Mrs. Gates could live in Topeka. He plans to visit Topeka in two weeks to decide, noting Mrs. Gates suffers from asthma and health must allow a move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Gates
Washburn College
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dr. Gates
Topeka
Salina Hotel Attached Foreclosure and Absconding Charge
Salina Kansas October 4 A suit of attachment filed in district court to recover 960 against G K Barhyte proprietor of the Wittmann house with the sheriff levying on all household goods and furniture. Barhyte is charged with absconding to defraud creditors and hiding money and property. Mrs J J Goings hurt in Potwin run away. Her bogey threw bruise ankle after unmanageable horse spooked another. Reading Pa Oct 24 Boyertown National Bank opens after currency notice. No run, $20 000 in webrities missing, cashier surety sufficient, bank solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kas
J. E. Putnam
New Hampshire Real Estate Company
G. K. Darhyte
Wittmann House
Barhyte
J. J. Goings
Potwin
Park Avenue
Eric Waldren
Mrs. Galus
Pssing
Mrs. Goings
Reading
Comptroller of the Currency
Boyertown Naonal Bank
McDor
Morris
War Order Issued In Bogota On Military Misconduct
The war ministry in Bogota issued a notice warning that unseemly conduct, disobedience to orders, contact with insurgents, or evidence of peculation by Colombian army officers will be punished by public disclosure of the misconduct and immediate dismissal from service. Dishonorable months portion of certain military men has given rise to the above occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Colon
War Ministry
Bogota
Bas
Iay
Oocucacion
Police Jottings and Court Reassignments In Topeka
Judge Lindsay reassigns a few joint cases as Topeka police report a quiet night with two arrests. Chiles fights a minor charge over selling goods as officials condemn kee goods in the city warehouse and destroy 175 kegs of brewery products. Officer McIntosh seizes a drunk, Nan Ewing. Patrolling Pavey questions Lincoln school pupils about a lost gold watch belonging to Iona Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet
Solitude
Nan Ewing
McIntosh
Castle Stahl
Chas. Rigby
Mick Bundy
Opera House Guardian
Keep
Nick Chiles
Chiles
Stahl
Raystic
Board of Health
Pavey
Lincoln School
Iona Stevens
Groun
Im Dew Ja Beliesaen
Welch Enacts Receipted Bills For County Expenses
County Auditor Charles Welch proposes a program requiring receipted bills for county officer expenses. He has sought guidance from the State Auditor to identify which expense classes mileage enactments cover, aiming to distinguish allowable costs and enforce accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Welch
Han
Stats Auditor Core
North Topeka notices and local society updates
Ralph Grindel of Grantville visits the north side while Rev Wilson of Morrill invites his sister Mrs Oscar Gash to 1324 Central avenue. E Peyton eyes a corner store project costing 230 dollars. COSATLEY & POST advertise fabrics and hats. Mitchell returns from six months in Los Angeles. Ed Dr. and Mrs. Charles Steele visit St. Joseph with Mr and Mrs John Long. Meno Ken Township Sunday School convention set for Pleasant Ridge Church on October 27. Mrs C C Nicholson travels to De Bote to join Mr Nicholson visiting relatives. Mrs Ira of Helman’s addition improves after cancer operation. John Manlick returns from Seneca after visiting nieces. Courtney offers special prices on dresses. 9 Stores at 606 South and 917 North. Hat cleaning at old hat shop. William Fieger visits family at 302 Madison street. Western Woolen Mill leaders photograph Laurent and Madison frontage. Ralph Baer travels to Salina to fetch family to 910 Jackson. Local cloth and yarn bargains at costsley & post. Will Cowdrey injured at Topeka Paper unloading a car. B J Ohmer, former Rock Island manager, marries Emma Scheetter October 12. Sidney K Burroughs, Grantville postmaster, wed Miss Baron C Whaley of Topeka at 1320 North Jackson. couple to Grantville housekeeping. Aletheans Bible study led by Nellie Grant at Topeka avenue and Grant street. new members Mrs C P Skinner and J P Fraser admitted. Last class meeting before weeks’ break precedes two to three weeks of Baptist church services led by Rev Hutchinson with outside minister.
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Sansee Avenue
Ralph Grindel
Grantville
Mr. Wilson
Morrill
Kas
Oscar Gash
Central Avenue
E. Peyton
Topeka Avenue
Cosatley & Post
A. J. Mitchell
Los Angeles
Cal
Mire
Charles Steele
St. Joe
John Long
Quincy Street
Menoken Township
Nicholson
Ira
Helmain
John Manlick
Seneca
J.B. Darrow
P. W. Vaught
Western Woolen Mill
Laurent and
Madison Street
Costley & Post
Will Cowdrey
Topeke Paper Company
B. J. Ohmer
Rock Inland
Emma Scheetter
Filsbride
Mr. Ohmer
W. T. Schaeffer
Ohmer
Iniianapolis
Ind
Sidney K. Burroughs
Big Apple Sale Drives Shawnee Growers Profit Surge
Wakarusa markets brim with activity as large shipments of apples move daily. Shortage of barrels hinders chipping, but a new cooperative plant soon rises to ease the squeeze. Snyder & Sons and Frad Wellhouse report booming business with roughly 50 cents per bushel on shipments. Carl Tomlinson sells a farm output for about $1,700 and retains enough to plant next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnes
Wakarusa
Snyder & Sons
Frad Wellhouse
Eee Ors Art
Carl ‘Tomlin Sen
Temple Building Plan for Topeka Masons Proposed
Topeka Masonic leaders plan erecting a new temple or expanding current quarters on Highth and Quincy streets, aiming to raise 375 000 by selling 760 shares at 100 each. The Masonic Temple Co led by Charles J Webb owns the property bought in 1980 for 15 500, with debt cleared recently. The board of control oversees quarters and aims to fund a modern home for the order with over two thousand members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Highth
Quincy
Masonic Temple Company
Charles J. Webb
di Foen
Masonic
Board of Control
Comrad of
J. Webb
Wil Green
P. Wadrer
Ramee Oleens
Mazonic
Toda Fours
Counci
Anil Legere
Masonic ‘Temple
Kansan attorney general reports on irrigation suit and state matters
Attorney General Godard and Assistant Attorney General Wert discuss federal cases and state interests. The U S Supreme Court set February 1907 for the irrigation suit against Colorado with no decision yet in the News City stock guide case. Godard says Interior Department approves Kanmar land use and Aquatters are ordered to move. he plans to return to Topeka Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godard
J. G. Wert
Unite States Supreme Court
Ant Kansane
Supreme Court
Wteto
Kanmar
Emil Hays
Tupeke
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Earl Vernon
Saeed Hughes
Potetn
J. W
Airs
Hughes
Gustin Porter
Ada Forter
Dughter
James Porter
George Gustin
Third Christian Church
E Mallory
Gustin
Chandler Street
Jas Humphrey
Junction City
Bro. W. A. Johnstot
Topek
State Federation
C. Goddard
Leavenworth
Secre
A. H
Goddard
Buck
Thompson
Humphrey
Indies
Abilene
Petitlon
Bishi
PR. Bmillspaungh
Gallorsia
Return
Joanna
J. H. Keiler
Goldes Kale Club
Ericusee
Willhen
Frank J. Brown
Tis C. Barnes
Edna Darrah
D. J. la
Roy G. Rutherford
Mount Vernon
J. H. Fiiweil
Baebosie
Weet
Tenth
Ave
Mira ‘Willkie Clark
Washington
City
Clark
Kiefer
Lincoln Street
Robert Pierce
Clnmton
Conn
L S. Lauck
Richard Gundry
Harry Gundry
John C. McClintock
Mobler-McClintock
Stine Lalu Ewart
Area City
Progressive Grande Club
Hula
Rachel Teale
St Joe
Helen McClintock
FL Billinon
Fetc Ee
Holden
Presbyterian Church
ICE
Steve
Louis van Dorp
Washburn
Salina Hotel
Lindsay
Chilesan Objector
Topeka Peace Guardians
Force
Gott
Welch
Stock Yards
Hostetter
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