Kisses the Governor Shocks Kansas College Crowd
Governor Morrill kisses Miss Moon on the lips at a Kansas university hall event amid astonished students. The governor, after his address, spoke of integrity and offered advice while Miss Moon, from Nawatha, drew the crowd’s attention with a blush and a gentle gesture. The session included charters and local notices as part of the program followed by a church gathering and a cigar advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Moon
Thetian
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Notices
North Topeka items list visits and greetings among Meriden Silver Lake and Topeka residents. Miss Avun Hantsberger visits Miss Leora Morrow. Rev and Mrs David Shu return from Silver Lake. A B Combs from Oklahoma City visits sister Wen. FY Bowler and Mrs John Kult visit. L D Gleasom guests of Frank Bavcock. Miss Aone Payne travels to Kansas City to visit sister Mrs Sam Fulton. Mr and Mrs Joseph Evows welcomed a ten pound girl born Sunday evening. Post 251 G A R hosts chimp fire at 1000 North Kent Avenue with short addresses. Major Tom Audie Holman and Captain A A Beers plan songs. refreshments of coffer, doughnuts, apples. Mrs D Tomblen from Belleville and Fairbury learns of son’s status. Local grocery and restaurant ads feature Meller and Magnet Restaurant. George J Graves & Sons offer bogey tops and wagons. Topeka composers perform at First Methodist church tonight. admission ten cents.
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Avun Hantsberger
Meriden
Leora Morrow
Logan Afront
David Shu
Silver Lake
J.N. Hears
A. B Combs
Oklahoma City
Hissistere
Wen
Casapolit
Mich
Frank Bavcock
van Buren Street
Aone Payne
Kansas City
Mra
Sam Fulton
Joseph Evows
North Topeka Avenue
Bite Post
G. A. Ft
North Kents Avenue
J. G. Water
O.C. Hill
Tom Audie Holman
A. A. Beers
D. Tomblen
Belleville
Fairbury
Neb
N. Kansac Avenue
Magnet
A. J. Prodiit
N. Kansac Ave
Wholeeale
Geo. J. Graves & Sons
West Laurent Street
North Topeka
Trace of the Lost Boy In Topeka Area
Edward Ison, a fifteen year old from twelve miles southeast of Topeka, was last seen after a rough man with a small rifle rode away with him toward his home. Sheriff Burdge and neighbor Garlinghouse urge help as a $200 reward is offered for the boy’s recovery. Free daily specials advertised follow in the same notice.
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Gfteen Sear
Edward Hison
Bin
Garlinghouse
Jemne
Aril
Slgat
Dellers
Strangas
Ilson
Edward Tit Kom
Topeka News Snippets Highlight Local Events And People
Governor Morrill to address old reunion at Pleasanton Impr ow grand secretary Main of the L O O praesee in Mankato on official business. Mrs Les Jones noted as a dead shot with a rifle. Bernard Kelly to speak at Hamilton hall on Saturday night with topic Latel Testies. County commissioners to settle with the county treasurer today. Various notices include theatre actor Joe Oi presenting The Sat Geeor at the Grandext month and a Winter stay for Sorgs T Anthony of Ottawa with state superintendent of insurance. Voters registering rapidly. registration deadline tonight. Santa Fe lab at Crane and Adams touted as the citys most complete laboratory. Diphtheria fading in North Topeka. first big football game of season at Lawrence next week. A jail delivery last night with four dogs escaping. City bridge work touted as employment for Topekas poor. Be sure to note local meetings and political club events tonight.
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Morrill
Pleasantos
Improw
Mankato
Les Jones
Sparrow
Bernard Kelly
Hamilton Hall
Parish
Feld
Washburn
Becky Sharp
Stalra
Commissioner of Elections
Joe Oi
Dazzler
Santa Fe
Crane and
Adams Streets
Bird
North Topeka
Diocle
Wichita
Leavenworth
Tle
Hale
Topeka
Kansas
Lawrences
Mueis
Iowa State University
Dean Colwell
Grace Cathe
Greencastle
R. 1
Gram Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Iugalls
Gray County
Chicago
Uni
Acdfor
George Cole
Hie
Heery’s Hall
East ‘Third Steeer
J. B Patterson
Denmerk
England
Salt Lake
Ceater
Mudsouri Pacific
Railroad guards and city edicts mix in county notes
Reports cite that Brinkerhoff in Chautauqua county seeks cattle guards while Ramsey enforces trash and leaf burning bans under Sec 44. Governor W speaks at Cottonwood Falls courthouse. Circus and festival plans unfold as Knights of Security hold an evening program. A Nevers murder case attorney workup and a judge’s remark surface. A county inquiry traces a Mrs Scott letter regarding William J Hood from July 10, 1884.
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G N
T. W. Brinkerhoff
Chautauqua
Ramsey
Cottonwood Falls
Ng City
Columbia Council
Knights and Ladies of Security
Admineian
Nevers
West
Hazen
Charles Oliver
Justica
Sesee
Oftigger
Anderaon
Piea
George W. Scott
Patterees
Kaa- 48
William J Hood
Hidden paws and a vanished zinc trunk on porch
A stray zinc covarad trank left on the porch by Mrs Siler at Sew North Jackson Twat night disappeared by morning. It contained ditches belonging to Mea Miller and her children. The state board of railroad commissioners ordered Santa Fe to refund $33.27 to Asher Adam of Wellington for an overcharge on three cars of wheat recently shipped.
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Tootka
Siler
North Jackson
Mea Miller
State Board of Railroad
Tae
Asher Adam
Wellington
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Ettensom Clothing Company
Price Men
St. Louis
Ettenson Clothing CO
Tures Fansas Ave
N. Morrill
State University
Miss Moon
Theor
Cisceullar
Gov. Merrill
Chicago Live Stock Commission Company
Kanzas City
Kan
Capital Mock
Thomas B Lew
W. T. Atkins
Kunste City
Thomas J. Mack
M. W. Carcoll
Charles I. Elliott
Wilmot
Mospitsl Building Company
Pitsburg
Capital Stock
John R. Lindvurg
Robert Rolyn
Robert Neseh
OT. Boaz
G. W. Wiliams
First Methodist Church
North Topera
First Methodist
Adan
Boston
Freekxow Bayeier
Kansas Ave
Warren M. Crosby & Co
Wiggin, Crosby & CO
Capes
Gretchens
John Mileham
P. H. Coney
Thad Hopkins
State Board of Public Works
Tofas
Holliday
Kansas Avenue
Golden Eagle
Sewtiers
Sergeant Jennings
Charley T Holliday
Ieee
Fust
Zoe
Clairette
N. K. Fairbank Company
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