Social and Personal Notes From A Busy Week
Milas Helen Bond returns to Setina for a week with her sister. Various visits include Miss Eilna Martin of El Dorado traveling to Toweka and Mrs. Hare hosting a family Sunday. Several names from Kansas City to Pensylvnia appear among visiting relatives, with plans to spend the winter in Hiawatha and Chicago. Premium stamps and local business notices headline community activity as residents touch base in spring social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Helen Bond
Setina
Herbert D. Crayhee Yeru
Lew Ware
Pia Bertworth
T. L. Wagenseller
Cus
Kanees
Eilna Martin
el Dorado
Vinling
Peat
Hir
Vida Tush
Helge Peroni
Tehies
Sin James
Mise Jossphine Peony
J. M. Hopper
Rer Alzter
Charlie Beronius
Kael
Kanai City
Towisa
Heronne
Ft B. Cathers
Lake Atréest
Lottie Apierson
Fostamnsath
Sleter
Iss Raith
Bernard Sally
Ban Antonio
A. Ie Fishit
Mrs. Gee
Minnie
John Nicholson
Lawrence
Bias Jean Frost
Talay
San] Luis Potosi
Estes
Tereke
Hiawatha
Kansas
Baker
George E. Monaghan
Chiemgo
B Pieming
Council Grove
Shafer
Lottie Steinberg
Afone
Marys
Taylor Street
Mings Genet Cutts
Medics
Salt Trust Strengthens Grip on Kansas Industry
Last spring the State Journal reported action to force the Kansas Salt company into a trust. Daab Mulvane of Topeka was linked to ES in the operation. The reorganized firm claims control of the salt industry in Kansas and a price stabilization stance. Wages for salt workers are said to be restored to former levels. Notable executives listed include President Tomas Kurts of New York, J Gould of New York as vice president, Joab Baleares of Topeka as second vice president, Hank Vincent of Hutchinson as secretary and manager, and Frank J. Gould of New York as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Kansas Salt Company
Daab Mulvane
Topeka
Kanena
Aan
Copany
Toomas Kurts
New York
Pression Vex
J. Gould
Second View
Joab Baleares
Hank Vincent
Hutchinson
Frank J. Gould
Union Lecture Course Plans Equal Seat Reservation Method
The texture course committee adopts a three stage seat reservation plan for the cqim Season. A lot will determine each reader's number for three series of entertainments with drawings held Sept. 30 and Oct. 2–3 at the high school, chart opens Oct. 6, and tickets sold Oct. 7 at Howley Show. Five seats may be reserved per person on the fewest number represented. Season tickets go on sale Sept. 14 at local stores or through committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afd
Eest
Beteen Ka Om Ami
Sattar Pie
Neals
Howley & Snow's
Humbern
Haners
Uris
Moore's
Kellan’s
Rowling & Snow's
Vanderbilt Will Read Before Probate Officials
New York September 16 Senator Haun Cay Mr Depew reported that Cornelius Vanderbilt’s will was read between 3 and 9 o clock by his lawyer Henry B Ander and heard by only the senior family members. He said nothing will be fixed or announced until the will is admitted to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hauncay
Depew
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry B. Ander
Death dealing bullet cited at state house meeting
The report notes Nertman A Rupe of Osawatomie was at the state house Friday to confer with the adjutant general. Rupe was sent home due to sickness from the Twentieth Kansas unit while seeking travel pay information from the government. A separate item mentions a concert arranged by Mrs. Palmer and a Portland Cement ad by Thomas Abe Co. Also a French language study meeting is announced for 2 or 7 20 p.m. on Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nertman
Osawatomie
State House
Rup Ras
Twentieth
Kansas A
Hove
MeTaseart
Hope
Mrs. Palmer
Garfield
Via Polk St
Duendar
Will Poll the State Republican Committees Plan
The Republican state central committee mails communications from its city headquarters to state and local committee representatives. It aims to secure an annual poll of all voters and keep officers and workers in close touch with local committees for upcoming battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State
Puralla
Wote
Republican State Central Committee
State Committee
Becoine
Beat Reauttn
Audit report shows state fees and transfers
The fragment lists payments and officials including state auditor and secretary, noting fees and a net transfer into state funds. Mentions George B. Cole and George Al Clark with amounts 315.00 and 3,418.62 and references to the state inspection department and SMEG officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
George B. Cole
George al Clark
SMEG
W. ¥. Church
Oif
State Inspection Department
Richardson Freed After New Trial Granted
County Attorney Jetmore led the case against James Richardson who faced theft charges over a pocket book at a boarding house during a craps game months ago. Richardson, a porter for Palace Clothing, was convicted at the last term but Judge Hazen granted a new trial. Since then the matter allegedly corrected and Richardson is said not to be the thief, maintaining a good reputation otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetmore
James Stichardson
Richardson
The
Palace Clothing Company
Hazen
Not Disinherited Vanderbilt Heir To Estate Share
New York Sept 16 The World to Ray will may E V Rassiter treasurer of the New York Central railway Int. answered questions on the late Carnatius Vanderbilt estate stating that young Cornelius Vanderbilt has more been disinherited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Vanderbilt
New York
Ray
E. V._Rassiter
New York Central Railway
Carnatius Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Belmont Opens Up Campaign Funds in New York
In New York on September 16 Rich Slater of the Democratic executive committee solicited subscriptions for the campaign fund. The first pledge totaling 23,000 was secured from H. P. Bolmoakt Thiv. The report notes a death in the city, Hugh Brady, from heart disease, with funeral mass at Church of the Assumption and burial in Calvary Cemetery. Engineer H. G. Rust of the Santa Fe returns from a Colorado trip with a rattlesnake-skin necktie kept as ornament. A free language lecture at Lincoln is announced, with W. G. Todd leading a German and Spanish study group. The edition also mentions local events including a band concert at Garfield Park and Atchison’s Corn Carnival preparations plus Chamberlain’s medicine ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
New York
Richard 8. Slater
Mildourt
Democratic National Committee
Motion Campaign Fund
H.P. Bolmoakt
Presentation for Mr Hudson by Santa Fe freight staff
The general freight and passenger agent Mr Hudson receives a surprise farewell at the Santa Fe general freight office. Employes entrust a parchment and letter praising his leadership, marking ten years of service with warm wishes as he departs for Mexico City. Hudson, a highly regarded traffic official, leaves today with his wife amid a fond sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Freight
Pasport
Mexican Central
Hudson
Dwamesee
Pleisre
Bennire
Biffew
Thomas
Ell Titus
Kansas City
General Freight Department
Santa Fe
Anne
Cho
City of
Mexico
Sante Pe
Ex-Adjutant General Refuses to Reveal Safe Combination
As Hiram Allen declines to give Colonel S M Fox the safe combination, he cites bad bookkeeping and incomplete records of Kansas troops mustered for the war. Fox locks the door, Allen retains the combination, and a public notice mentions a Santa Fe excursion sale on September 19 offering one fare plus two dollars round trip to multiple Western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Allen
Leedy
S. M. Fox
Kansas
Ofd
Allen
Fox
Pox
Excurson
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
North Tupema News Roundup From Castley & Post
Local items from North Tupema include Nellie Warner's Sunday plans in Elmont and Castley & Post selling California sugar cured ham at 7 cents a pound. D Misers of 44 North Kansas Avenue, Malvin James returned from Wamego, with a Monday return planned. Pastor F A Powell to preach tomorrow at 11 am and 2 pm in the Christian church, with a 9:30 am Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Warner
Elmont
Castler
D. Misers
North
Kansas Avenue
Malvin James
Wamego
Dipble Gro. Co
California
J. B. Betts
Freda
Colorado Eines
F. A. Powell
Christian Church
Shepherd Hammerow
Castley & Post
Kansan Avenue
M le
Topeka
Trans- Eisi
Sunday at the Churches across town services listing
A lengthy, fragmented notice lists church services across multiple denominations. It names Rev J tar Sena, Rev J M Reynolds, Rev Chon, Rev A Wag, and other clergy, with schedules on Sundays morning and evening, weekly lectures, and various congregational activities at churches on Harrison Street, Fifteenth Street, and nearby avenues.
Providence pastor Leads Sunday Services at Epworth League Event
A Providence church on Fourth Street hosts a Sunday program featuring Rev. RE Guee and a senior league gathering by Epworth. Services include prayers and sermons on Christian topics with evening sessions titled “Recenttion and Christian Sows” and “Unconverted Influence.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srant
Asbury
RE Guee
Aontieenes Savupds
Soeaias
Sfonday Ha Rigrariana
Providence
Sanior League
Epworth Feagie
New York
Bowery Mice
4Th
Jackson Street
Topeks
Iar
Techia & PS Inc
CP. Church
Corger Quines
Panter
Etter
Union Lecture Course to Feature Noted Speakers in Topeka
The Union Lecture Course lists William Dean Howells as the headline speaker in Topeka with a slate of offerings including J. P. Delliver and Max Heinrich. Other acts include Karitan¢, Julia Hein, Rabbi Emi Hirsch, Montaville Flowers, the Meodelsohn Male Quartette, and the Spiering Stringette with season tickets to go on sale next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gressman
J.P. Delliver
Max Heinrich
Karitan
Julia Hein
H. Contralto
Rabbi Emi. Hirsch
Montaville Flowers
Meodelsohn
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Royal Baking Powder
Social and Personal
W. EL Dauchsy
Ore RC Warrick
Sire
C. G. Colburn
Gansta
Weill
Aaron
Pder
Ngelghin
Peenagiasia
Harry van Noestrand
Rom Veil
Jean Calr
Lly. Dine
EJ. Kant
Manse
City
Kiam Mors
Trust
UNION
Vanderbilt
Thomas Abe. Co
Burenstrest
One Avenue
U. P. ER. B. Sele
Mra. A . Palmer
Belmont
Iucerm
Hugh Hrady
Heart
Church of the Assumption
Father Harrigan
Calvary Cemetery
Rest
H. G. Rust
Colorado
Lincoln
W. G. Todd
Uisci
Lidiy
T Eyre
Garfield Park
Atchisers
Eanta Fe
UR. Hudson
Tupema
W. W. Kimball CO
T. P. Culley
Harrison Street
J. Tar Sena Mervices
Sean tShcioccones
Peu
Carkland
Oreytas Snd
Sint
Ber
Iradeedt
Meidee
Hs. Beorers
Bea
X. Begho
Kuneas Nram
Ict Gorabeadir
Pee Wagner
Puils Lutheran
AE. Wagan D
tay _pehoo
Oakland
Ti Onge
J. Ht
Madison
Vicck’ Boepherd
Somer Laurent
Chon
Mons
Seventh and
Western Avenue
Canon Bywater
Calvin Mission
S.regn Wayne
First Unitarian Church
Mineater
Enple
Socke
Youngs Wi
Mesalich
Fesus
Towa
Compaine
George M. Noble
Crawford Building
Topeea
EAS
Topeka Laundry Company
Peerless Steam Laundry
Consolidated
Jackson St
Eighth St
J. W. Ripley, J. W. Hardt, Menegers
Southwestern Fuel CO
Tol
Ava
William Dean Howell
Darte O i Poe
Geo
W. Stanethal
Arnold
Indy
Corman
Deaiers i
LEA & Perring Sauce
Worcestershire
Ae Mers Ao
Marshall
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