Topeka Society Notes Rush Season At KU and Local
Topeka society columns report rushing at Kansas University as three ladies fraternities vie for Miss Fancie Moon and other newcomers. Social events include parties for Mary Moon and drivers to Baldwin, with several Topeka families traveling and hosting gatherings as new students choose fraternities. Royal Neighbors announce an entertainment and Mark Robbins departs for Kansas City to manage stock and stage productions for upcoming shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fancie Moon
John Collins
J. Collins
Topeka
Misa Bianche Dienst
Charles N. Rix
Lila
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Ollie Knox
Columbia
South Carolina
Clarence Merriam
Blanche Diens
Kansas City
J. P. Cully
East Seventh Street
H. O. Garvey
Charles F. Spencer
Colorado
W. H. Rossington
Chicago
Miles Mary Horton
Manitou
W. GC
Aita Mary Stone Gregory
J. M. Kirkpatrick
Oakland
California
Kirkpatrick
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors, Indies Auxiliary
Kansas Avenue
J. B Hibben
Frank Heck
Ralph Miller
Clara Heck
J. B Milla
Alice Disher
Harry Steinberg
Mia
Kate Griley
Miss Cook
Misses Wyatt
J. W. Pasle
Mark Robbins
State House Notes and New Corporations Reported
Secretary J W Moore of the live stock sanitary commission faces an alleged MBEL charge from J W Johnson president of the board. The Safety Mail Crane company filed a charter with $25000 capital, with John H Berry William Harris John W Naylor Frank M Newlood and Alfred Roberts as incorporators. Governor Morrill orders Kauss militia to Kansas City for the Karni val Krew parade under Major General Clughes. California and Pacific Coast Jockey clubs settle their race track feud by an exchange of dates to avert conflict in San Francisco.
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Kansan
J. W. Moore
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
J. W. Johnson
Moore
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Safety Mail
John H. Berr
C Ity
Kan
William Harris
Emporia
John’ W. Naylor
Topeka
Frank M. Newlood
Toucks
Alfred Roberts
Morrill
Adjutant Record Office
Kauss
Kansas City
Clughes
Jockey Clubs
Bas Francisco
California
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
MEET DEATH George Bars Drowned and David Denman Run Over
Two tragic deaths reported near De Soto and in Kansas City. George Bare, 14, drowned while swimming above Rock Island bridge in the Kansas River. his body recovered by young boatmen and taken to the undertaker. He was son of Mr and Mrs J W Bare of Morris Avenue. funeral held at 9 am from the Morris Avenue residence. Rev F S McCabe officiated. interred at Rochester Cemetery. David Denman, 16, escaped from reform school and was killed near De Soto by a Santa Fe train while riding tracks toward Argentine. mother and stepfather notified and attended funeral at the residence of Mr and Mrs John Passiey. interred at Rochester Cemetery. reform school inmates joined the procession. Denman had escaped eight times in three years. mother Mrs Nelson mourns deeply.
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Donmas
Reform School
de Soto
Man
Kunsua
George Bure
Sem Irwin
Rock Island Bridge
George
J. W. Bare
Morris Avenue
Bare
FS. McCabe
Rochester Cemetery
David Denman
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Denman
George Nelson
Argentios
Jopeka
Sit
John Passiey
Nelson
Archie Porter 16 Arrested for Assault to Kill in Family Tragedy
Archie Porter, Colored, 16, faced assault to kill charges at police HQ after shooting his stepfather, Henry Porter, at their Spruce Street home. Porter recounted a violent dispute, claiming the stepfather pistol-whipped him and fired first. The ball struck his thigh, not fatal, and Porter surrendered at the jail after returning the revolver to a neighbor. The Porters moved to town from Kansas City four years ago. Henry Porter is a cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Porter
Porter
Hut
Henry Porter
Spruce Street
Teo
Uordey
Lranto
Father
Potwin
Kansas City
Funeral Notices for Lutche and Vaughan in Silver Lake and Topeka
The funeral of D. H Lutche aged 65 will be held today from his Silver Lake residence after he died Saturday of stomach trouble. The remains of Sarah Carpenter aged 81 who died Saturday near Topeka will be taken to laws for trial. The funeral of Ramentia Vaughan held today at 1 o'clock from 715 Lincoln Street where Mrs Vaughan died Saturday evening at 59 from heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H Lutche
Silver Lake
Mr. Lutche
Sarah Carpenter
Topeka
Laws
Ramentia Vaughan
Lincoln Street
Vaughn
Modest Goods and Prices From The Modern Supply Store
The Modern Supply Store showcases an extensive catalogue with groceries and dry goods. It lists coffee types and prices, soaps, cocoa, sugar, canned goods, spices, cheeses, and meats. It promotes large clothing stock, underwear, hats, and housewares, plus mail order service with prompt shipment and size guidance.
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Curatore
Remarkable Death Faints Then Dies At Home
Mrs. Ramentia Vaughn aged 59 died Saturday at 12 30 at her home 1718 Lincoln street. She fainted while preparing to follow her daughter's coffin to the grave and died within a half hour from heart disease. Funeral held yesterday from the residence to Foster's cemetery where her daughter was buried the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster's Cemetery
Vaughn
Dying at the Asylum Death Notice in Leavenworth County
Superintendent Eastmen of the state insane asylum informs Judge Haun that Elizabeth Wills a colored woman sent from Leavenworth county in 1888 is dangerously low with Lee and may die at any time. The notice appears in the state journal’s want and miscellaneous columns, reaching Topeka readers more than duplicating other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastmen
State Insane Asylum
Haun
Leavenworth County
Elizabeth Wills
Lee
Eastman
Joursau
Peerlees Steam Laundry
Peerlosg Steam Laundry
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Wiggin, Harding & Co
Crean
5. W. Winn
Immigration Syndicate
Homme
Chidage
M. EK
Randolph
Golden Avenue
Gates
Mund Beever
C. Coblentz
Nev
J. Daever
M. Chiffe
Miller
Chapmas
RK. Randolph
W. Baker
M. ‘Triggs
Tra
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State House Notes
George Bars
D.vid Denman
Sre
THE
People’s Store
East Sixth
Groerry
Royal
Price
Kirk
van Houten
Fairbank
Leiter
Horse Shoe Tobacco, Inc
Japan
Oberne
Tadiev
Amoskeag Gingham dc
Callender
Woharick Sheara
Razora
Uibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co
Finnst
Villa Daor Seta
Ratchet Brace
Disston's Law
Axe and Haudie
Potts’ Irons
Shelden
Kansas Ave
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