davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

\ convenient up stairs tenement cen
trally located. Inquire at 90 Winthrop
St. Melville Smith nov2I dIws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

House and barn on Augusta road one
mule ana Il quarter from the soldiers
Home Both city and well water. can
on or address. Pope Gibbs. Togus. Ne.
nov2i.utf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

Rouse on Court street. Inquire of q.
A. Robertson, Winthrop street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

A convenient tenement OF seven rooms
on Court street: inquire either at Macom
Der, Farr & Whitten's or of w. o. Perry
on the premises. nov7d3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

At Macomber. Farr & Whitten-s. one
store, three tenements, Riverside block:
one tenement, Hill & Macomber block
rent SIS per month, suitable for boarding
mouse; one office and small tenement
Quimby block. low rent: one-half store
with A. A. Soule. the upholsterer, at low
IeHl. nOV7d3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25
TO LET.

To be let to a small family of adults
rooms suitable for housekeeping; all con
xeniences; partly furnished if desired
Hallowell. Ne. noyp5 dive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25
RemnantS0f Dress Goods

All sorts and qualities, many of them
large enough for skirt patterns. These
goods will be offered at a great reduc-
ton from regular prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

The Captain Chapman farm. situate in
augusta on the Coombs' Mills road. two
miles from kennebec bridge Over 100
acres OF land; buildings in fine order.
Eight hundred dollars spent on buildings
alone within the last two years. Apply
maySdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

| Christian man or woman to qualify for
position of manager and correspondent
! Salary $500. Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope to Director. care Jour.
| mai. nov24. d2t*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

There are some especially good
values offered in this department that
will interest every dress goods buyer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
For the Enlargement OF the To-
pakA Federal Building
J. z H0sford, a Government Or
fetal, Making Measurements
BUREAU
And the Pension Department
to Be IHcI1ded
In the Building According &c
Present Plans

Measurements and plans far the altar
ATOMS II Tapekaz federal Building ara
Being made today by = l. Edsf1r1- Ct
the treasury department Who arrived
n Topeka Esstzr1ay u nalxa III sxa<-1-
1a1on ar the buildings and grounds.
and co cfnsl1IE with Postmaster Guthrie
raEar1iug the changes needed - zC0u
the plans and other arraugEET1 eE1Es
Gan &c made. the contract VII De let
which VII mak= the c=IeraI building
uuch larger and fuer than AZ present
According % present caIcuIa110ns-
sad M E0sfarl5 today. the Building q
- zxrGud 40 feet further "a the north.
gut II viii not de made any higher
The idea is u give the post office IL
creased facilities. AID IL give room c5r
the pension AID weather bureaus n the
building
The principal idea Oh the ICwsr d0Gr
Is II give the carriers mora rsou1 and
20 enlarge the public LOBBY 10 a. -
avoid the JAMS WhIcE1 ocCI1r IN Sundays
w1G1 delivery II maize Lr1nI the CARTIER
windows N order u DO this. the
money order. registry and stamp de-
garments VIII be removed Go the vest
AMI II ire ueW DHr- OF the guiding
The PARTITIONS W1lC1 low s11E JTE THESE
Departments and the postmaster pr1-
VaCz Office VII d. torn out and the
rooms CIIrueC into the pu6iAc corridor.
ME ne GAErtecS VII CT @E1EGIt-tA
along aasE 1f Y hare E1e ge14ca1 1e7-
livery window Il Al present The post
masters DrIvazs Office VII probably oe
moved mo the round room N me ea-sE
side OF ne Quilting This plan VII mt
Only increase TIE room TOR me post
office 5UC Z VII aIsC give Increased
working facilities kor -he ruGE1 TIE Gf1ca
already has
There VIII be very little change made
II the court Departments IN the second
and third 1oors- except - give the u12AE-
zt1a- Increased E1cLtE1ez- IL present ne
u provided The COURT -uon1s E1f4E1-
selves VIII rsna1u practically d. IT, pres
auE
The pension 5I1reaI viii probably be
given the second 1oCr Of the new part
u -1e building T1Ar7 1-e 35 clerks II
rne department and AZ present II Il very
mich crowded The weather bureau
viii II course. De placed the ElIrI
door 1r the new part II the Guiding
The $50. 000 appropriation r1r these
improvements Is II addition u the lots
1or-h II Tia present building. which tie
government already Owls
Il - printable thar the Contract Tor
ne building VIII De Let some time 5e-
fore me EIGse OF the present fiscal Taz-.
W1iC1 comes the last Gf JI-e- t1az
the work vii not De very much delayed
TT 3 c1r-uuaCz ch4t tie legislature
rsF11ezn 5ered ID give me government E1IB
control over lC5 lots Dec i1SEz the gov
eminent VII 1oC move until e gets his
couEr0L- Al 8ue l5TV1 down IN Alabama
We have oeeu delayed nov Tor mora
E1sEn L year On Ca1s ACCOUNT The CIV
zruue1E can not owl KY property
without the consent Il the zEaEz N
w.liCI the properly les
The WORK IN the 'T3pekL Building vii
al De done under tie direction IL + <
Taylor. supervising a-ch1racr''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
NORTH TOPEKA.


Pumps and repairing, phone PRATT 6Ug-
Guy Efaug1raIIIn went 10 Kansas City
/. tseiay To hear M=lba-
The f1untai1 at the Urior1 Paz-zfc
park IL now undergoing repairs
AGr- BonewItz il very II Al his hane.
corner OF Van BiIrsa and Grant srrssFs
NJ Wallace arrived t5day from san
ALarCIaI u arraud the funeral at his
kaEder
8Ir Lewis has returned from 4 visit
70 ais daughrzrs Mrs.. Eind4s. a Paw
lee Rock
Mrs. Lou Johnson of Kansas City Is
visiting Mrs. NJ C. Dowuey az Para
mora street
Ga 70 g Z Lyon. D d x car ans
dental work ar popular prices O0ca
III kausaS avenue Tai 65i
Mr Joseph Smith was bic1eu Yastzr-
day by Il large newfoundland dog. the
property II HE- Al Daka. The dug was
shoG
Mss Myrtle Seymour mas returuesT u
Omaha altar spending her Eastar Va
cation visiting her parents. NJ and
Ms T f Seymour.
The young people Of the BAPTIST
church VIII give L free social " sfI1es-
DAY evening al the home Of Miss Edna
Pence On Topeka aveuue-
The body OF Mr. Langley WHO was
killed Al Santiago, arrived today He
vas 5r8Cner-i1-Iaw CT Mr. VIII Smith
WIG q n the employ OF Forbes Brus-
MarsElaIFs band went 20 AtchIsou yes
Earday where they played Last evening
II Democratic meeting which vas
held n 4 tent there being no Iarga
Building available
The funeral Of NJ J Wallace was
held this afternoon at ; o'clock from ais
Iarz residence. 90g Topeka 4veu1e Rsv-
Mr Speer Of the Christian church had
charge CT tI1e services
AEr- and Mrs. Georgia kistIer and son
NAV and daughter Mr and AIEE
C0mpGGu and family, have moved n
rom the country and ara living 81 the
corner Of Park and EArrlSOu Streets
Misses Grace and Laura Eaug1teIIiz1
entertained LAST evening III L geoErapd-
ICaL party at their home. 9G3 Jackson
ztraer Ezaci1 guest wore something To
represent some city or stare N Cde
union and the one able To guess the
greatest number received 4 priZe- Mrs
Jordan and Mss Bertha EaWiey we're
obliged cut for the lady pr1zE. Z
coffee CUP and saucer. OF which Mrs
Jordan became the winner The gen
vas awarded 20 Mr. Merle King The
reSt Of the evening vas spent II playing
L Eame Of hearts Everyone vas gwen
L paper heart CUT many small
pieces and allowed L short time % PUT
them -0Earher N this Mrs- Jordan
vas also successful and reesived Il let
Ter seal and % Mr Harry Small vas
gwen an ebony handled paper k-1Ifa-
Those present were Misses Jessie y ar
her Dorothy Curtis. Lou Dell McAf4s-
Car Mabel King Mamie Baird Bertha
E.5vtev Mss SprUaC OF Carbonate Mr.
and Ms g z. Jordan Massrs- Hairy
small Merle King James B0uha-r1- Ed
EatIgareIliu- Clarence E0ug1Ee4IIu and
NJ Earfy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

Ike 4 dry technical proposition but IS
Bearings viii be mora fully understood
by reference Co the crop OF cases Wiki
called Il forth IT appears thar a largo
number Of applications have sgue IN
since the war wirh Spain passed rs
crisis from soldiers still n the field or
II camp, Who claimed 20 have suffered
disabilities from wounds or disease con
EraActed n the serviCe- The conIufssfou-
er OF pensions believed CHat ir was ais
duty co ser these applications aside az
Invalid 1ezaa1se CIe Jaw does not rae
dguIZe any soldier Is having a pension
able status TIL he mas been m1sterefI
out and 4 uIusCa- out n TIE Eata VIZ
has always 5eeu tLnnlesfia Eeiv preceded
oF Il physical examination Is % the
sulGlers' condition AT shat time
To esCa bllSh a DCegaaeuE Tor letting III
s5Icn applications. now That ara
keeping Or preparing 10 keep anyVvheF4
from 70. 690 u8 l00. 900 men n the He'll
would be Il constant drain upon Ents
treasury. for il would often % possible
Tor 4 soldier ID geL i bad raperr from
the surgeons while ne vas SCiu suffering
from some trouble quite eapabIe OF cJIrz-
This. and Ule ease with Wi1icn comrades
could be induced Cd swear 20 the .ausfI-
C1ous apparently leading Up 70 the tratl-
Die would tend ID SVEN the pension Lis1
uuduly- The question raised bV me
commissioned was referred BY aim To
tide department and drew forth the d.
clsiou Ueutiuuelt at the beginning aF
this dispatch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
DAVIS OCTDOSE
IN DIAMONDS-

From the Louisville Commercial
A1GUr the 5esr true zt0ry-I suppose
the stories ara true is he zzvare tdev
al wer-Unld NE ~ nv friend rae
clerk vas ahouC Charles L. Davis the
actor otherwise known Is alvin los
lin Ia was in Uhe lobby Il the s.
Charles. IN View Orleans. when 4 man
from Chicago ST4pDed n 'front.' u hzns
and locked 0ver his mead n search az
an as-tsJIsa E9uEe. who De supposed vas
n the hotel LOBBY. Davis. nisUzHls1EIs-
TIE Chicago Nuns purpose. remarked
Al [ see you admire ny diamonds
This aue''-indi eating the stone On BIS
shirt Gsau-''eosr ne s.. J00. These
showing lis cuff 5utrGus--'GJsr ne 81
$40 each ana my wife has a rr1Inxf11I I'D
n 91r r0Om-
The Chicago man lid not say uuca
bur thar evening BY Irra1 cement with
the head WalCar. Davis was placed ar
supper alone at a table where were szv-
-faI vacant chairs. Presently seven men
al commercial travellers. entered tlle
cut glass fruit dish fasreuesf on 1ls
Breast while glass prisuls hung peIltl-
ant from =ECa coat and vest button
56beTIy marching % Davis CabEe- r1s
seven men took the vacant seats ara
me Chicago MIN entertained U-Ie actor
win An sea- vuu admire our ia
u0ufi5- This one pointing Cd the e-I1lz
1tsh---cnsr ne s.. 00B 900 These - llrfl-
eating the prlsTns-- COSTING SO 9liB
each, and We have three CHE Toads Tx
them 1t I1e depot waiting c0 be sisfe-
tracked Davis not Only changed MS
1abie- BUT went Cd an0rher 1otaL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
II Samoan Matters e = SAID II
Berlin.

Earfiu. April 4-Dr VgnIEameleu under
secretary CT the German 10reig1 offices.
vas asked today 11r L 5t4Iemeur regard
ny me charge made 5y AduiraI .4EIEz-
Z Z N against Herr EGse. the German
&C ns5uI IL ADia- Ea said
THAI u AsfLulraI SzElIrZ view. ne other
view = that the Whole trouble cane ~
others IuCerrerrIE II tie royal election
We have 10 official Jews ABOUT Herr Rose
having issued L proclamation We -IIr10C
tai What CourzEICs Hrz- E-nTar-1a-
have 8s+-EI II Dr. EztrfaIs Case e-f1
say -1Hr = Herr Rose issued L lrclVoczH
I've 0r1cIaTI1a ION. Va snail GiSaVCW Il
That Herr Rose protested Il tie GonsIIls.
Meeting We Know our -14L = 1 11TLzEaI1C
thing rom L 1r1CIaIua ton
zen 1e WIS Questioned IS % The sraEJIs
IT ne Negotiations ne subject IL "a
I10a- DR. 2 1uE4r1a11u rsIuacEetf-
Or Won 5IItuW. tLtIE minister IT E3E
zi-a 1ef1Adrsf- F44 shortened MS Leave and
returned % Berlin 1t-e-ll1se 6iesires u
szEr-v On the degUria ions himself Ia rad
/ lOuE conferences yesterday Win ne 5T-r-
ISL Ambassador and today he conferred
VIII the Tinted =rzL1as ambassador It =
Errl4 thar England is -1IIs reEr 10 ding back
larLi11st Germany proposal 5enG 10IuE
commission = samoa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
MAkISG MEXICAN PULOU T.
from the New YORK Tfnues-I

from the New YORK Times
The making 1f 9uiQue- the HariDuaE
drink Is N euorTuous Industry n EIaz-
&c me 1lL4VeS LOOK upon il aS al g.
seuEaI part IT their diet AMI is COZ
SUM 2 ton IL universal among al classics
IT people The iut0Z1carIGn produced
~ puIq1e q thorough and Hppare8Itllg
81 EIEEECL5rv Ii Al -zSeuL1a IS IL one can
Judge BY the sIuInberin- forms aftea
sean n the cutters adjacent Cd the pTT,-
l1erIH5 or pIIdue shops N the City 8E
Mexico As the u4Ehr gruWs Old EIiQIIs.
= Luade from rHt- uagueg. 4 species e
century plant The poems gather rh-
sap rom the pfanE bE Il rough sf1l1eu
and empty II into 4 piszk1H- II IS pass
I'd Ehcaugh a simple process Of feru1etl-
caEzGn and n "a hours IL = NJ Tor use
Is i Beverage W1en fzrTneuEai il has
the Appearance OF iced 5urrerullIl1- vv1Aefl
II sCu1eEv hat reseun 5ies n -asre. though
u ere uuaccuSrCmed u its favor il e
NAV kish and FepIIsyl1anE- This distasr=
soon wears Gf AID i liking for the
1r1lK : not long n asserting Itself
II IS said I'd De 4 sovereign remedy
for Kidney affections. and 1here l.
saying that Z Il man from the unEfll
WIG has spent nearly al his money IN
ErTIuE ID cure kidney 1E0uDIz nflS
enough left To carry hLm down . Me-
leG and VII drink puiqUe cgE ENs
months he VIII oe gIIrad-A z08d 1laEg1IeV
field 4 prohra5ia piece III prapertE-
Each WeiI-.1eVeIOped plant VIII yield
rom 40 % L50 gallons Of sap The sap
IS gathered daily FOR several weeks 5e-
E8rz Il ceases 70 low Mezicu CRY 8ls8ue
CONSUMES L0e. 300 DiuIs OF PuIque a dsls.
besides large Quantities II uaseaI and
eeeIuIIIa These are very Intoxicating
spirits. obtained BY Oscillation from the
heart and root OF the u1aEueE- A.
eaotIgh 20 the Urinary DersoII q drinA
EaeF1 - ike swallowing a dery E1r1as.s-
10 the saIate Gr the peon Chey aZ-s a.
grateful a. would De the z0Etzst Old
s-fsgEgfr77 70 A Zdr-1ErIEC-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
BERNHARDT AT BEGINNING
-Frar1 &c - 900 80. l

list 20 years 9sgg Octave EztItIT@r r
L le.--zr u his wife drew tie r1IIG7Tf1g
Zen picture Il MmG Sarah Esrul1aEr7z
-1=11 Al -1e beginning 1f Ger care=r-
! queer gzrt- Indeed - Sarah T Is
lie 1rzE lE11e n ny long career that 7
1aVe Ter WIN Z canine zcrrass 4
eou1e1Ieuae II he eighteenth century
4a-gaz1E- eccentric. EnsCIeut and bold.
CdnC-ary 20 me habfr II Al ether aE--
rzssseS- zi1a comes II the rsnearsaIs II
III 1c=ss- IT Il least N 4 toilet ar-a1a-
- 1--7E Ter Jw- 17Sh1Cu- S1a aT7vITz
NF=zE-s TztTet-a vezver dress L veIvaC
1a-- L zcGC2 1f black ace over cszr
shoulder and L uE-Ier rrIHe5 cellar Il
MS va WIN 1er mar Ike that e l
poodle 1CE. and WITH some t-esh flowers
n her hand she Repeats her par Wa
1zi-= AID zOrz1 IRA gravity. and OCCASION
Al-T WIN attitudes L a EzcEeL II tie
cicse II me 1cr zf1e princes A1eur Il5e
I 14--7E g-rt- sk1pS 1pCu one t1ar and
ten SITS down 1t The piano u accom-
cA1T herself while singing L queer na-
E-0 1T =ne las 4 vzr- =7vazr urit.ea
La=1 she gets ~ and begins ID walk
41Ct@E VIII -GUE =T-ttk2z- Lkz 4 clown
Angling Il avzrT cUL1vi5 E4Cs AID chew
a1E cnCcalaCa candy with Tt1iesl she IL
WIS a4z Eer pockets 6Ie1- AZ times
s1a -zzzz dUr L urEIe case II which
-1ez-1 WaS 4 small crush which 5f11 -rTTrS
1vsr der ups "a give them 1 -r11v color
A--zc E1aCh s1e laughs shows ner
VlAts -zsE1- and c=eduIEeuEes e r111ucFr
aa- Chocolates
Nothing -ouId 5e mora arr1t1si11a- uhz-1
q see -ruIzsErz and herzeIE aEta- L "a
de=f-sa-- running aux followed 1y Eaeir
1Iels-If=r-z- They start CT ukz e--g1czz1eeE
1zar=s- wfE1 their dezEIS u and their
EA5sE-a hats -1EuWu back 1TJgu HER
aIl0ErElntIs blonde wigs Swinging THAR
ME umbrellas they TAX and Iauzr1
LG9o enough II MAKE people curu round
anu 5tdc= AZ -1eEl 1T last they q NJ
n ChEh0Gsr's confectionery znuu and
. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
C0RNER STONE FESTIVAL
To Es EsIt II Chicago, VII Ea =
N41iccaI AEa1.

rz1Icar1. APRIL 4.-R1sru1a5ter tzs5rz1on
has -zr-Ir-asf I'm The =l.sr I-lt announced
-1ez ISL rs Of lL5 z1Jr-s 1e111-E 3E -1E
fss7-,e7srzlFlss EaE--7E- IT ne 1sz7T 7f1ssI re-
v51tcn VII 5e held n Chicago Thy '-c-9-
IN 1szs1aLr u ne parade -annrrlr-se "
r--1rrtdn secured ne promise u t--=tl-L-t-
= esIeV M=r--r- - lcL = E-l1O 1----siis--
80 ..uu1rlslr1ffar II Iua 1iT-zlOu II lie
z-=H- 1ar-azie- On 1szil1l-r II re 9alai4e-
---f1-zr7 -se. 1ts secured ---,rarzT Ing II
slTIe II re and ElC = 4st-e-- ~ l-l=
- Tie 57r1rerr1e cur CONSIDER zlrT1114LC
=-rr--a--uFI- - induced Postmaster III
sr4l =uir1 u promise II ts2s11-zsz II ne
.a--1E II re corner stone - -u7F1E-fd
III Justice Fuller deliver II IF-E--ii1
al III OCCASION md IL VII III 80 Z 1o
rzrrI-1a II tine E-1rd he zI1tz7Lt-sL COM
Mission 3 Session II =Ar-ss n. '=7HE'1 o1 :
ls1v+r-IE11u "a L--E1u Tie exercises VS. H.
zeptzsI " =enar0rg -11-11-er - Wv
lamp su1-e. Da11eIs II -rg-Elia- ones u
AIT General Elr1iI1. POSTMASTER A11g1E
CT Richmond Governor Tyler IL VT
gina AID EezE1rT ~ IlLzrsln
N Gordon s MAKING L r78IS e5Llr-
- nazz ri1ss -1FlErl riders aE-esIu re eeE-e-
c1uries 1odE- --ls 11aL-7er VII 2s -1l-0
Before Governor Roosevelt When 1z ISIS
Union giIIb- ne L-=o Kinks II IN eng
s1GE- u secure ne lr7-zieIlf-- u --1E
CADET gsor-7s t-Im n sssL POINT
TIE 1rsside1E zat-ref-i--F. NJ E1r-.l--
vi 1raszy1r ne sor--r1aI rr---zI-srr 70 N
E<-nIev -E--iv u Ir-e- TIE Irc 11E-f-1 las
zz-E1I--1ze1 III Gordon III -1s car1erzr1rlz
It Re 1eTv 1esI1It-cs 3 = 1ileA u 5-a-lIIa
= ~ L 3H : ger II ska 11tF--lE 4 CAVITY
lie Eeurzr = " I ~ -1g1ez z1E L
.0Cper 1oE 70 -1nCzl-r1 Wt1aECz'TeE- --1ez CON-
-TIl--zz nay c-1uCSs deposit r L1a
-1rle=Ts1uEls= lis a-reatIY 1e--1 s.tLC md Les
u -1a A1uIC y ado I71a---19s n Mime
s711-eCr -Eles Irrrer u -1ez -
soTIrIsasT Garner IN ia ,4E-E5un 1GIIle-
an -r01L- SIX -zaC E-1u -eL-1Cr1 zI-esE-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
TOPEkAIs INCLUDED.
~ ssSar1 Bowling League &C Re DTvlG-
ed Into Two Sections

Chicago. april Samuel Earpf. Sec
rararv 8f the American bowling con-
z-ess and manager u the e-Te4tar New
York BOWERS arrived n Chicago today
from Il ErIp 4s 14r vest a. Denver Cot
NJ Earuf SAID that enough interest had
been stirred I'd 70 bring ABOUT f8rL1a-
ton of Il western bowling league SIM
lar 70 the Interstate leag7Te n the EAST
Owing u the long distances oeC7VeessI
seu1a IF the cities. It vas deemed Id
vIss4BIe4 &c divide the league into Two
SECTIONS St Louis. Kansas CRY =
Joseph and Topeka VIII Mako I'D due
5eEriOu while Sioux CRY Oes MGFEIes.
Omaha and Lincoln VII cGmcrise the
second section The winners IT each
section VII meet N Il special series ID
decide the championship
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. James B Hayden has reEurrest1
rom Excelsior Springs where she 1as
oeen spending the past tan days
Mrs. 4 N Callahan went 70 II
Dorado today ID visit her daughter Mrs.
Harry Miller. TOR Il FEW days
Mrs Charles Coleman Of Chicago IS
visiting Mrs o. A Brown IL III Tyler
street
Mr. and Mrs. VII R1gby viii leave
Ger Columbus. Ohio. 10 spend several
weeks WirI1 Mrs. R1EDy's parents
The following Topeka people expect q
4rranG the anniversary banquet IT the
p Beta Phi fraternity II lawrence Sat
IrCfay evening Ms T 2 Doran-. Mrs.
EzroeI-r Armstrong. Miss Patterson
Mss May Frost Mss Emma y hire.
Miss Edith Thatcher and. Mss Classon-
Kiss Pearl Sample vii leave Thurs
1av TOR Las Vegas Hot Springs
The C1piicarz Whist club VIII &c eH-
ess-ral1e<I " ztiuessfay a1tarn0ou bY Mss
Lra1e Earuer AZ aer home On Tyler
street
Mss Gertrude BouEnrou- VIM Is rhe
guest II Ms Eugene z. StOCEs. viii re-
C1Iru 70 her home II Lawrence " el1ues-
DAY
Mss Mary Moon viii =nrHrra1u the
Bachelor GziriEs club Thursday altar
noon al Ter home IN Monroe street
Miss Lulu Stevens Of RiaWaEaa IS the
guest ct Miss Mary Moon
NJ T = Wear ct PtEEsbIIrE, Kan
e the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
" aar n EerTvlu-
NJ and Mrs Jerry Black spent sun
day n [savanvurrh-
Mss Lara Ewing, teacher Of Latin
and Creek n tae Topeka dIgn school
aa5 bean granted a several months
leave 5f ABSENCE II order that she may
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vaucetI method OF tsaehing those stL1-
lies Mss Ewing IeE- E1E the east Non
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hear 1IeII5a TINS evening
NJ and Mrz- william Q smith II st
Louis are visiting II the CRY
Or a N Callahan 3 N Kansas City
On business
Mss Gertrude Davidson mas returned
rom 4 ChEaa WesHE visit with friends
n Denver
Mss Belle Eazan mas returned trom
vfsIE II ST Joseph
The members IT the Vienueze club
held 4 meeting Monday evening and de-
efGesi thar Ihs party Friday evening viii
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quests viii DC present and the az 1IEIg
promises % 4 pleasant affair
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TO MEET TOMORROW
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