Society notes on Towna events and social clubs
The Ladies' Music Club hosted Mrs J Perry with a varied program featuring Rossini overtures and operas performed by Mrs Parkhurst Mrs Kouta Mrs Dietrich and Miss Wheeler journalized social gatherings at the Baker and Parkhurst homes with card parties and receptions. The Banglers held a semi monthly gathering with visitors from town and country while additional social events included Oxford party invitations a Halloween event and a Masonic lodge banquet.
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Ladies’ Music Club
Ruasini
Miller
Perry Rutsiel
The
Lark
G. P. Astitos
Bessie Stewart
Norma Smith
Olive Lewis
Mabel Moss
Nina Steafor
Maria Brooks
Litviu Valentine
Harriett Mason
Grace van Houten
Palithrr
Mabel Martin
Libbie Hezier
Gilian Vanluet
Cracut Wa Pickard
Mabel Chase
Eden Melintook
Margaret Byur
King Morecouse
Buapie Stewart
Santa Waters
Emms Dedots
Lie Stagg
Marrist Jacer
Anna Jones
Lillian McFarland
Pearl McMarland
Gertie Whaley
Marian Gare Tettcoo
Alan Ramsay
Grace McClure
Laura McClure
Isk Wade
Ann Hare
Leo Reviden
Jira
Frank Crane
Mra J- P
Lows
G. J. Ashton Vaelsted
Tangler
Lanow
Banglers
Massrs
Musdames J J
Marding
M. Torrence
Chariea 5
Ewle
B. T. Lewis
J. ¥. Meyers
Georges M. Ku Ined
S GC
Pittsburg
Kaw
Toyoka
George Fulton
Kanena City
Oxford Arty
Toad
Mika Maui
Lottie Ramsey
W. W. Webb
Clay Arnold
Kansas City
May Suiali
Sedalia
J. J. Frey
A. I. Connelly
Willerd Devils
J. J. Hayden
L. T. McGinley
Paul Haydeeu
Jin
Nes. Hudson
Twelfth Sod Tupelo Avenue
C O. Goolah
Mies Mame Kinowy
Western Avenue
Stedman Chi Mating
Stedmas Cheb
Sarah Harsresties
Mra IL W. Roby
Mra
Going Possum Hunting Manages Topeka Democratic Party Outing
The Topeka Democracy leaders travel to the countryside for a possum hunting night with a planned supper at Jolie Miletium on Half Day Creek twelve miles north of Topeka. A possum bake is planned after the hunt as speakers and entertainment prepare the crowd for the return at dawn.
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Costmister Arnold
Topeka
Jolie Miletium
Half Day Creek
Topek
Leif
A.d. Arnold
Horna
Jobe Milehaw
Wiguntale Dow
Jasper Earnest
Woral
Dan Wyatt
Jasper Arnust
Tony Brown
A. J. Arsol
John Mileham
Tom Shillinglay
I. Fisher
Topeka Man Seeks Bible Rewrite After Reading Six Times
B O Austin Hag of 703 East Highth street told Star-Journal he read the Bible through six times since January 1995 and claims ten points from Protestant preachers are unsound. He argues against immortality, eternal hell, conscious dead between death and resurrection, the Trinity, universal resurrection, devils as fallen angels, sprinkling as baptism, immersion as baptism, and that religion can be obtained at the mourner's beach.
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B.O. Austin Hag
Austis
Topeka
East Highth Street
Starz Jounsa
Hell
Local notes and society items from Kansas short items
Treasurer Edward Wilder of the Santa Fe travels to Puerto Rico for several days. Lieutenant Governor Troutman spoke to a Republican meeting in Reading Osage county. James Moore and Jalluy Welling join Elks fellowship at the ths evening banquet. Robert Milliken, formerly of Emporia and longtime Kansas fruit grower, now in Nampa Idaho, leads Idaho horticultural society. Equal Suffrage event at Hamilton hall features Mrs. Margaret McCarter on Women in Education and Willie Gleed on Women in Business. Kansas state horticultural reports volume XIX seeks spare copies to the society. Justices Johnston approve bonds of Paddy Partell and W. K Johnson at $1,002. State Bank of Edna charter filed. capital $5,000. directors listed. J C Brownfield supports stone arch bridge across Kansas river costing about $80,000. state limit $150,000.
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Edward Wilder
Santa Fe
Puerto
Troutman
Reading
Osage County
James Moore
Jalluy Welling
The
Elks
Robert Milliken
Emporia
Kansas
Nampa
Idaho
Idaho State
Paddy Partell
W. K Johnson
Galena
State Bank of
Edna
Lapetts Counts
Secretary of State
la, Coanewar
Oak Valley
R J. Cosnaway
J. H. Muzzy
C. Arnold
Edo
J. C. Brownfield
Kansas River
Death from diphtheria claims four year old in city
Ralph Porter four year old son of Porter of 1514 West street died this morning of diphtheria and was buried at Po'lock this afternoon. The talignant type of diphtheria now prevailing is shown by the speed with which death intervenes. Porter child makes the twenty ninth death. The number of new cases is slowly decreasing. Crycaoo Oct 2% Dr Pearsons last night offered to give 150000 to Mount Holyoke College provided the Chicago slum raised the estrow ment to 200000. Topeka composers at First Methodist church tonight Admission Jan Gente.
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Ralph Porter
Dn. Porter
West Street
Po'elock
Tus Porter
Trousers Guard Patent Noted for Wheelmen Use
Dr Thomas Kirkpatrick secretary of the state health board has secured notice of a patent for a trousers guard to prevent pants from catching bicycle wheels. Inventor John Merrill of Anderson county’s Weatphalis, Kansas, has sold guards in Topeka via a local bicycle shop. Other items include a Cripple Creek corporate filing and various patent and medicine notices.
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Kirkpatrick
Thomas Kirkpatrick
State Board of Health
United States
Washington
John C. Merrill
Weatphalis
Anderson County
Topeke
Kansas
Crappie Creek
Canon City
Cola
Cripple Creek
Dolls Shipped To Cuba Suspected Arms Plot
Reports from Foxx New York dated October 23 describe Spanish officials uncovering a plot by Cuban insurgent sympathizers to smuggle armaments from the United States to rebels in Havana. Hidden inside large heavy dolls, each toy is claimed to contain a dozen rifle cartridges. Also reported is the death of Charles Balle, a 77 year old police officer, in Mascara.
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Cuba
Foxx
New York
Cubaa
United States
Calis
Havacy
One More Week Free Month Treatment Offer Declared
World Medical Institute advertises a free month's treatment for heart and related ailments with doctors claiming European training and high success. It warns prices will drop to $3-$12 monthly after October and promises patient satisfaction. offers symptom blank seat free by mail if unable to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Medical Institute
Europe
Woman suffers severe burns after clothing catches fire
Mrs W H Thomas of Fourth and Lelind streets is hospitalized today with severe burns to her back shoulders and neck. She says her underskirts ignited from dead leaves in the yard last evening around five o'clock and quick action by neighbors helped douse the flames.
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Severnly
Surineeil
W. H. Thomas
Fourth
Lelind Streets
James
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