Local Notes From Lecke & Findee's Shoe Store
Mrs Hinttie Murphy returns from vacation to Kiowa to resume cashier duties. Gus Hoffstedt of Star Clothing House ill with malarial fever. Dr Brady of Lorado visits. A G Shaffer and Mussel present a long floral offering. Several locals and visitors arrive or depart for business and health. MLGA building stone from Towasda to be acquired. Garfield University north wing ready for roofing. Coop Memorial foundation completed with work to start soon.
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Hinttie Murphy
Lecke & Findee
Kiowa
Gus Hoffstedt
Star Clothing House
Messra AG. Shaffer
Mussel
Josph Celin
Peter Bench
Ernest Sheps
Garfield University
Wate
Coop Memorial
Labor Day celebration promises largest state parade
A grand industrial parade is planned for Labor Day week with 10 AM assembly on Emporia Avenue. Many local businesses and citizens join, and Colonel Samuel Crocker will speak. Activities include bicycle and boat races, Caledonian games, dances, and a grand ball at Crawford’s Opera House with music by Shaw’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insding
Norning
Emporia Avenue
First Strest
Fourth Avenue
Douglas Avenue
Douglas
Main Street
Main
English Street
Water Street
Manin Street
Central Avenue
Tral Avenue
Riverside Park
Hardwar
At. Garrison Race & Miles
Boot Sae
Boots Southwestern Pony Co
Davis Miler & Til Fine Arts
Freedburg & Nudd
Mute Damien
Franckia Co
Cooperative Tailoring
C Hake McPheeridge
Tall Palmer & Scoggin
Real
As i
Welson
Notions
Niederlaner
Royal Spice Mills
Otto Zimmerman
Zienet Brick Co
Wichita
Samuel Crocker
Caldwell
Frank H. Betton
Mr. Walling
Priew
Crawford's Opera House
Shaws Orchestra
Chax
Gaylant
Lawrence
Second
Wichita visit ties to pork plant plans and court docket
A Chicago firm visits Wichita to verify claims on southwest production and water quality as they eye a large pork packing plant in the west. Police Court cases include nuisance dismissals, vagrancy fines, and a razors theft by a colored boy. Probate and justice courts handle estates, guardianships, and marriage licenses amid church notices and town development talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Hacm
Board of Trade
Southwest
Kansas
Galveston
J. Grifith
Chss. Johnson
Billy Williams
J. M. Barrow
John Doe
Barrow
Doe
ML. Johnson
Myrtie Lee
Maud Rice
Teane Davis
Dixon
Noah Allen
Dr. Purdy
Thomas Forstead
J. M. Clark
Gunrian
Clark
John Carroll
Bond
Rosa Hving
C. H. Heins
J. H. Aukron
Dew
Morris Minors
W. 5S. Struthers
Willie Millard
May E . Sharp
Osceola
Jows
W. H. Maquilken
Florence D. Campbell
William C. Thompson
Emma L. Benne
Sedgwick County
Samuel D. Clark
Rhoda J. Prost
Willis Millard
May E. Sharp
White House announces new dressmaking departments
The White House announces on September 5 a reorganization of its dressmaking department. Madame L. D. Tibbets remains in charge of one department while Miss L. E. Breckon heads another after moving from Chicago. Both bring extensive experience and promise expert work in wraps and costumes. The shop will feature Silk woolens Velvet and Plush fabrics and plans to exhibit the finest stock in Kansas in expanded rooms. Customers are invited to consult the designers and place orders promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Thomas
Mt. Desert
Maine
Thousand Islands
Saratoga
Niagara
Coney Island
Rockaway
Thomas
Wichita
Arkansas
New York
Canada
Illinois
Kansas
Sedgwick
Eyute
Thonus
L. D
Chicago
Marshall, Field & Co
West
Mesdames, Innes & Ross
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Ee Neusheress
Aon Saraier Seca
Asin Arate
Ai ‘Geodice
Wisse
Secon
Ams
Cee Ge Saas
Bill
Surie Chase Keff
Wriaay
Wada
Lynn
Searo
Mamir Earle
Fertermanne
Col. Lewis
Colorado
Byron Wolf
John Rosenberg
Lorado
City
KL Westick
Dayton
Ohio
Fannie Jackson
Lamb
Coffeyville
Ind
Als
Markwell
Anthony Five Press
Hott
McCullough
Anthony
Yeterday
Minnie McKinnon
Robert Lawrence
New England
Ocean Grove
Robert Black
Je, Debncon
Kat Douglas
WF. C. Keeran
Missouri Pacific
St. Lattin
Zimmerly
East Douglas
Brady
Loutaville
FH. Borch
Trenton
A. 'T. Carpenter
Macluaw Taand
B. M. Hendon
St Louie
W. A. Woolworth
M. Rice
Hyatt
Nixon Eiliot
J. M. Hixon
California
Golden State
Mays
Wieblin
Tife
Sherman Township
Alice
J. M. Pow
Asaughter
Pamer
Mount Hope
Wichita University
the Reformed Church
Brendenbaugh
Raugh
A. & Weber
Facalty
J. W. Love
J. H. Brown
W. H. Raugh
Synod of the Reformed Church
Kansas City
Beshong
Leipsic
Germany
M. E. Ness
South Market Street
Lee & Viele
Caldwell Bouss
Beant
Son
Hewitt
Presbyterian Church
Jowitt
Presbyterian Church Bs
Luin McCabe
E. J. Browner
Hamilton
Rodolph Hatfield
Lewis Trose
East
Farjeon
TL. Wineweer
Linco Township
Wineteer
Judson Notes
Church of the United Brethren
Cari
Tefe
Phillip William
Otterbela
Trnow Chas
Cristian Mission
Africa
Thiv
Santa Fe
University
Applendid
Sedbath
Crawford
Udall
Mer Ro
Mts
Marrh
Harmon
North Topeka Avenue
W.H. Manjetibes
Fiorence D. Campbell
James Dickson
Rock Selasd
G.M Dickasa
Wichita Street Railway
Carpentersnion No
Hice
George Steenrod
Swag
Mer Walter
Venzie
Sismais
Mre
A. Barry
Tee North Topeka
Beewum
Ite
Derieg
Delver
Menttos
Tee Weaver & Macuphis Town Company
Bes
Elegast Witless
Purley
Little Farrand Moory
Tees
John V. Moffitt
Geman
Senguy
K. D, Hoibeow
Tee
Ace
West Tuemtay
Ssapeay
Abelline
Wil
Otha Ts Mack
White House
Ene Onera
Bate Caton Ladies Oxford
Childrens
Ey Reynolds
Elewis & Co
N. Main St
Is, Dones
Fannie Ave
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