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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1899

Page

5

Social and Personal Notices From Local Chronicle

Mrs F G Merrickett visits in Grinnell Iowa and Mrs Mary B Stewart hosts Mary and Ella Brith plus Harry Williams spend the day in Lawrence. Wedding notices list Walter Andrew Smith to Elizabeth Sherman on October. Silver Lake picnic gathers Margaret Casey Nell White Edith Higby Kate Murphy Mary McAndiew Frances Hressett Sadie Dorie Teabe Doyle Ed White Lang John Lyne George Suppele James Murphy Hugh Lawheer Guy McEntyre James Kyrne and James Cabin. Drey er Sill chaperones. Salina News reports quiet home wedding George Weisgerber to Alice Pierce at East Mulberry Street with relatives present. Rest reception for Mr. and Mrs. J F Senour. Africa-bound departures for Dr Myron Axtell and Mrs Lawrence Axtell. Mrs. Martin Mohler hosts dinner for Mrs F Senour. Names listed: ALM Reynolda Be Stivers Ste Bad ders Mina Stelruen Miss McCollanter Mrs Nelson Mrs Troe Mrs Axtell Mrs Lyon. N B Campbell returns from Colorado. Helen near Kansas City visiting J H Ordfield in Goff. Tipton Cramer Malcolm James in Wamego. Dr L C Waseon to Law Felice for road work. J B Mills visiting Wa mei. Dr Powell and family return from Lundington Africa. Horner and Sarah Horner issue party invitation for Tuesday night. Ruby Nickerson home from six months in Europe. Libby Ciary in Wamego. Judge David eee to Kansas City. Margaret Monng to join cousin at Suppers. Nautilus club to hold Gret.

Silver Lake Margaret Casey Mie Nell White Edith Higby Kate Murphy Mary McAndiew Frances Hressett Sadie Dorie Mien Teabe Doyle Beatrice McEntyre Molly McLaughlan Ed White Lang John Lyne George Suppele James Murphy James Kyrne Hugh Lawheer Guy McEntyre James Cabin Dreyer Sill Westshisatee, Presbyterian Church J. F. Senour Tampa Fiorina Myron Axtell Africa Lawrence Axtell Arizona Martin Mohler Aes F. Sen Alm Reynolda Stivers Ste Badders Mina Stelruen Mies McCollanter Mrs. Nelson Mra Troe Mre Axtell Mra Z Lyon Bae N. B. Campbell Colora Mies Helen Kansas City Carter P. Ashton Oles Lorraine Kinney Sedalia Mra J. H Ordfeald Goff, Kansas E.G. Wilson Charles Tipton Joe Cramer Malcolm James Wamego LC Waseon Law- Felice J.B Mills Wamei Te Mt. Powell Lundington Afica Mies Horner Mies Sarah Horner Nnlight Mins Ruby Nickerson Europe Libby Ciary David Eee George County Margaret Monngsi Pena Gester Cee Nautilus Club

Meeting and travel notes from Atchison and nearby towns

A list of social movements and travels including a meeting with Mrs ae at College Hill on Tuesday with Dr Heafarding set to attend the Atchison corn carnival. Mrs Bradford Miller returns from Visit to her daughters in Rossville. Archdeacon Mathews left for Wichita. Mr and Mrs Sproat visiting Mrs C W Philley in St Joe. Join E Lord absent on business. Fassier to entertain Saturday evening. A D P Jetmore left for Atchison. H st Nickerson and family arrive in Topeka en route to Mexico City, leaving tomorrow with Miss Helen Thompson to visit Miss Ruby Nickerson. A C Callingwood to spend Sunday in Wamego. Roy E Thomas returns from New York.

College Hill Heafarding Wit Atchison Bradford Miller McPherson John Wit Rossville Archdeacon Mathews Wichita James Sproat C. WW. Philley St. Joe E. Lord Fassier A. DP. Jetmore H. St. Nickerson Topeka City Mexico Helen Thompson Ruby Nickerson A. C. Callingwood Wamexo Roy E. "Thomas New York

First Halifax Pacific Train To Leave With Esquimalt Contingent

The first Halifax military train for the Pacific departs Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock with a contingent for Esquimalt. On arrival the Esquimalt fortifications will be formally handed to military authorities. An anticipated spring possession was sped by orders for immediate troop departure. A late fall regiment from the West Indies will join for the Pacific.

Halifax Pacific Esquimalt Indies

Navy issues list of U S vessels shows 12 craft

Washington September 15 The navigation bureau of the navy issued a list of United States navy vessels of all kinds revealing twelve craft. The compilation includes many small boats and craft captured in Cuba and the Philippines and marks a remarkable growth compared with the naval list two years ago.

Ansele Sam Washington Navigation Bureau of the Navy Today United States Navy Cuba Philippines

Fifteen Per Cent Discount Offered on Jewelry

A local optician at 505 Kansas Avenue advertises a fifteen percent discount on all gold and silver bracelets until September 20. The brief notice urges customers to take advantage of the sale before it ends.

Season Man Optician Kansas Avenue

Switzerland Loses Time on Reciprocity Treaty

A Chicago Record dispatch from Washington reports that Switzerland cannot negotiate a reciprocity treaty like the recent French accord. The Swiss minister was told he cannot press the plan without abrogating the existing treaty, as he argues under the favored nation clause. European powers await Congress action on the French agreement.

Switzerland Chicago Washington Anya France England Germany Europe Congress

Rest Cure Home Named In Prendergast Will

The will of Judge Richard Prendergast filed in probate directs $500000 be shared among six children and funds for a Rest Cure Home for insomnia and nervous disorders at his Wheaton Michigan summer home. The home, to be named St Winifred's Rest, will be run by sisters of charity chosen by Mary Prendergast in memory of the late wife.

Prendergast Chicago Richard Prendergast Judge Prendergast Wheaton Ite

Rioting at Ducktown Copper Mines

Miners at the Ducktown copper mines riot during a strike extending for weeks. The sheriff and thirty-five special deputies left Belton, Tennessee for the distant mines to restore order as unrest flares.

Ducktown St. Louis Post - Dispatch Chattanooga Tenn Ducktown Belton, Tenn Rall

North Topeka Notes and Local Inquiries

North Topeka column items list social visits arrivals and departures including George Kuss guest of Parsons friends Katherine Marlett home from Lawrence and Johanna Coghlin leaving for Altoona Pennsylvania. Local commerce notes advertise sugar cured hams at 9 cents per pound and California hams at 7 cents, Pride of Topeka flour, premium stamps offers from Dibble Grocery Co. and Bennett Book Store sale of school books and slates.

Kimball Printing Company Kansas Avenue George Kuss Parsons Friends Katherine Marlett Lawrence California James Priddy Hillmilton Kan Johanna Coghlin Altoona Lennie Roberson Missouri Bert Lewis Modocs Philadelphia Munele Fred Patrchildstrest Chicago Topeka Dibble Gro. Co Dibble Gro, Co Mary Clarke Monroe Street

Vanderbilt Funeral in New York Held at St Bartholomew’s

Funeral services for Cornelius Vanderbilt were conducted at St Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church after brief family observances at the house. Minister Rev David H Greer presided, with a funeral procession from home to church including Mrs Vanderbilt and children Cornelius Gladys Reginald and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney among others.

New York Cornelius Vanderbilt St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church David H. Greer St. Bartholomews Vanderbilt Cornelius Gladya Reginald Harry Payne Whitney Wm. K. Frederick George Vanderbilt Elliott P. Shepard W. D. Sonne H. McKay Twombley

Union Lecture Course Announces Fall and Winter Series

The lecture course committee schedules engagements this fall and winter. October 9 features Fey and Dixon Jr with Thames Dixon. November 8 presents William Dean Howells, and November 1% hosts J P Dolliver. Late Nov or early December includes Max Heinrich baritone and Julia Heinrich. January 9 Rabbi Emil Hirsch, February 9 Montagille Flowers, Mendelssohn Male Quartette March 1, Spiering String Quartette. Season tickets go on sale next week with seating reservations to be announced in tomorrow’s papers.

Fey Thames Dixon, Jr Willam Dean Howells Cogressman J. P. Dolliver Max Heinrich Julia Heinrich Emil Hirsch Montagille Flowers Mendelssohn Spiering String Quartette

No Faith in Tagalos War Dispatch from Manila

Washington reports from Manila say Samar natives pray for American arrival and flag hoisting. Tax coercion by insurgent emissaries leaves people semi starved and distrustful of the tagalos. Insurgent leader General Lucban fled to Japan with 2600 dollars. Agents press natives to join. they refuse. Riot and anarchy feared as tribute burdens intensify tensions.

Washington Lucban Japan

Arrival of Guam Gov general Leary and ships

Captain Leary, governor general of Guam, reports arriving aboard the Yosemite on August 7. The collier Brutus and the surveying ship Hero reached Guam on August 13 and September 7 respectively. Also note a sale at Bennett Book Store offering a few copies of In His Steps for 10 cents.

Washington Leary Guam Yosemite Brutus Hero Mt Bennett Anses Avenue

Ladies' Hose Price Drops on Cotton Hosiery

Advertised ladies' hosiery includes black Rembrandt ribbed cotton hose with spliced heels and toes at 19 cents per pair, down from 2 1/2 times that price. Also black fine cotton hose with high splice heels and double soles at 29 cents, reduced from 35 cents. Mace cotton sorbed yarn lines noted.

Suis Hercules School

A Boom in Oil Prices Reach Highest Since 1826

Chicago reports crude petroleum rising two cents a barrel with Standard Oil price at 145 Pennsylvania product at 145 and Indianapolis at 99 cents. The market has advanced 15 cents in three months, causing excitement in Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and Indiana as operators foresee further gains like those four years ago when prices hit 2.09 a barrel.

Chicago Standard CW Pennsylvania Indianapolis West Virginia Ohio Indiana

Daughter of Hawthorne Joins Third Order

New York September 18 The World reports Mrs Rose Hawthorne Lathrop daughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne has entered the Third Order of the Carmelite religious order.

New York the World Rose Hawthorne Lathrop Nathaniel Hawthorne Lathrop

Sisters of St. Dominic and Higley Join Order

Mrs. Lathrop has long been regarded as a devout Catholic. The Sisters of St. Dominic, with Miss Higley, joined the order at the same time.

Sisters of St. Dominic Higley

Beef price climbs again in New York market

New York dispatch reports another rise in beef prices to ten cents per unit, with a quarter cent increase over the top gold price. The New York Beta Butchers' Mutual Protective Association plans a decisive meeting next Tuesday to consider organized action to aid the price.

New York Taki Jersey City

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Lacey & Potter Social and Personal FG. Merrickett Grinnell Towa Theo In Stewart New York City Mire Mary B. Stewart Etla Brith Harry Williams Walter Andrew Smith Hia Daley Elizabeth Sherman Garrl Esquimalt Hood REST San Francisco Gallejo Cal Michaels Owens Richard Conroy Mare Mare Island Owens Sixteenth Infantry Samoa North Tupeka Kate F. King East Gordon Street N. Kansas Forbes Mra M. F. Mitchel van Buren and Gordon Streets Relief Fund Bennett Book Store Vici Kid Robert H. Foerderer B. M. Payne & CO UNION William Dean Howlls Samar Cloak and Sulit Sents Gordon Hawthorne Order of the Sisters of Bt Dominic
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