Wichita Daily News Ad Says Publishers and Proprietors Active
A long English notice from the Wichita press describes publishers and proprietors as diligent, listing many local and visiting figures. It notes Doak store in Kanake ity and confirms The RAGux as a leading daily with broad circulation across Kansas Territory and eastern Colorado. It mentions numerous city visitors and residents, including M. Phillips, G. W. McKowen, H. Dovey, W. Humphrey, and A. Jewell, highlighting social calls and city life.
New Year Callers Fill Wichita Homes With Cheer
The city reports lively New Year visiting at multiple homes. Mrs. Rev. R. Savin hosted church members, while General Murray Myers hosted guests amid festive décor and music. A. Van Seay, the Knorrs, and the Van Nesss homes hosted elegant spreads, flowers, and souvenirs as young ladies and gentlemen exchanged greetings and lists to mark the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs U
M. E
RT. Savin
Murray Myers
Misa Kate Jankerman
Lessiy Dagner
Gertie Lauck
Paradise
Bessie Dagner
Kate Junkeman
Galty
W. T. Redman
North Emporia
Wichita
Lillie Lewin
Cor Lord
Tommie Lord
Cora Lord
C. A. van Seay
North Lawrence Avenue
Earle Smith
Witten
Alice van New
Myrtle Slows
Gertrude ‘Thomas
Sarah Foster
Daisy Nason
Fiera
Mra VanNess
North
Emporia Avenue
Amehrica
Atlantic
British America
California
Europe
Tropics
Calla
Jedies
Mandy Pratt
Mise Haya
Seilhiars
Gail Caldwell
Alfie Love
Nina Caldwell
Hattie, Weaver
Mary Caldwell
Minnie Millison
Elly Hellar
Geace Love
Hellar
Jeanie Ae
Mamie McClung
Lucy du Bois
Laura Casad
Ollie Reese
Nellie Reese
Madelee
Late A. Sherwood
Martin Hellar
M. Hobbs
John Coulter
Nee Dyer
Wm. Reese
Mra
J. M. Black
H. B. Murdock
Hunter
AM. L. Garver
E.G. Clark
Auxiliary
Y. M
George W. Knorr
W. A Crusinberry
J. R. Stanley
F. A. Hibarger
Francis McCormick
Ebrey Schuler
A.baird
Charien H. Koetech
Ed Goodrich
F. L
A. Richardson
E Lukens
C. M. Jones
R. C. Dean
George L. Pratt
J.T. Dorsey
J. M Polock
Harry Pollock
J. W. Morgan
E. J. Bower
M. E. Crowell
Frank Bartholom Olover
William Baird
J. H. Forbe
William Smith
Johnn
Ae Andrew A. Smith
James M. Gurley
T. Forby
Nelson J. Shepherd
John Kanatzer
T. P. Mackin
John M. Moorn
Chas. W. Greenwood
T. Spencer
JG. Willis
F. A. North
J. C. South
A.P. Shull
Sherman Davis
D. Lieurance
A. W. Sickner
RW. Luttrell
B. L Keenan
Dean Gordon
J. W. Sargent
W. H. Ranch
Oscar A. DeLong
Robt
J. Stevenson
Lawrence Avenue
Mignon Viele
Garden of Eden
Mamie Mead
Misa
Ken Woodman
Misa Beusie Ryder
Mise Mabel Clement
Mise
Carrie Savin
Entertainments at Emporia Avenue M E Church Delight Crowds
A series of entertainments at the Emporia Avenue M E church drew crowds, with Oscar Green, Milligubt's orchestra, and numerous elocutionists delivering popular pieces. Miss Dewey and others received strong applause, while the D. G. Quartet and Mr Purdy closed the program. The Daily Eagle noted generous coverage and thanks from the Young People's society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Green
Milligubt
Jess
Jobo Millhandt
Albert Nix
Samuel Dorsey
G. M
Misa Delle Waynick
Amy Hays
Laura Nuss
Edna Kirkwood
Charley Loveless
Mra J. M. Meares
C. H. Brooke
Clad Neff
D. G. Quartet Club
J. M. Towansend
T. E. Weaver
Townsend
J.B. Miller
J.M. Purdy
D. Smythe
Young People’s Society
Emporia Avenue
M. E
Daily Eagle
Bishop Hennessey Praises Pro Cathedral Choir After New Year
Rt Rev Bishop Hennessey praised the Pro-Cathedral choir for ten months of good work despite odds. He recalled amusing reminiscences of organizing music and noted the faithful efforts of his priests. The speech followed the New Year services and included eloquent remarks on recent restorations and consecration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessey
St Se Paul
Mora
Trunk mix up at depot ends with safe return to owner
A man rushing through streets caused alarm as a friend’s trunk was mistakenly sent to Tinton depot. The wrong trunk sat unclaimed until an officer located it. The owner unlocked it, retrieved papers, and deposited them with a bank official, avoiding any loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frand
Tinton
College Surprise at Sunprisin Parsonage Barn Dance
A large group from College Hill came from five to eight miles to the ME parsonage at College Hill for a gathering with dancing, produce, feed, poultry, and subscriptions. More than thirty friends joined New Year’s Eve, sharing cheer as the community looks ahead to future endeavors. A bay mare, 227 1-4, by Rad Wilkes out of Beuzbes Calet, foaled ninety four days after, is noted as a promising foal with potential value estimates by Mr. Teter, suggesting a recast for Gur se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society and Friends
Minoebahe Canter
Oriana
Rad Wilkes
Dulag
Teter
Crawford Grand presents The Brigade and a busy bill at Old Block
Amusements note a full Crawford Grand crowd last night for The Brigade. The review praises the cast and musical direction while signaling matinee Virginia and evening Asmarita with a stacked program. Chip Of the Old Block returns Saturday with new features. Peck's Died Boy opens next Tuesday for one night as well. Old soldiers and families urged to attend with free admission for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Grand
Gran
Oper
Apprause
Indy
Virginia
Bacramena
Paok
Peck
Cessford Grand
Music Box Wins at Hettinger Lottery and Socials
The Hettinger drawing awarded a prize to Martin Det tenderfer of Kentucky on a 32 of 54 throw. Howard Davis won the second prize, and Jobe Arthogart took a 42 throw. Mrs Cora Franklys hosted friends on South Hydraulic Avenue with games and refreshments, guests listed. The Metropole Hotel management, long in Ohio, plans expansions in Wichita with Colonel Stewart and Casedoor & Dean handling the deal. The Children's Home directors meet in January to discuss monthly business, while local tales recount elevator frustrations, social chatter, and humorous anecdotes from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Box
Mite Lees
Hettinger
Martin Dettenderfer
Kentucky
Frormietuas
Hotel Metropole
Dean
Peti
Fragmented notice with garbled lines from historic page
A damaged OCR segment appears to discuss weather or societal themes with scattered names and phrases. It mentions a place or event, but the text is largely unreadable, providing only fragmented clues and no clear reportable fact or outcome.
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