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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-30

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FINE HoUSEK EFPING
MARION. THE STO'
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meetings OF the season

VA y y ( =
Miss Mary Fuller, OF Richmond, was
among tho Southern debutHntes who at
tended thescharity ball at the NeWlNYil-
lard on "Wednesday night. Miss Fuller
has beenf the recipient OF many social
faYors during her stay In the capital city.
Miss LILLIAN Savage, Of No, Va l2 East
Main Street, lefr Thursday for Bal timore,
Later she Will so to Washing ton to be u
guest of Mrs Wright
Miss Adnh AT. Wilson, tho charming
daughter Of Mr., Emmett Wilson, Of
smthflcld Va, Is the guest Of Miss
Nayme Wharton No. u South Adams
Street,
Miss Margaret Cabell Carrlngt0n Will
return 10 the city on Tuesday, January
3lst, after a visit Of some months to Mrs,
George Coutts Holmes, IN New Hruns''.
Wick, n, J, Il.
Z Captain Henry and family Will leave
Jackson, Miss. February LIST for New
Orleans, whore they Will remain until
.thtirreturn to Virginia, about April lst..
e'Fg sRt 8 ss4 H y
X Mrs. Jno. d. Clothler's artistic designs on
porcelain can be seen this week at Craig's
Art Store. Her conventional work Is
excellent, and that done In porcelain has
tho merit OF depth without density.
Miss Moreland and Master Reginald
AlorelaAds oe chag leston. ss C.at thu slsY
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Mrs Robinson will also be with MIS-.
Cnskie Cahell later on. IS Il 4
Mr. and Ms. r, W. Powers left Friday
for Florida, ia be gone until April, N II.
DANGERS OLA COLD.

Beware OF a cold, When neglected no
one can tell what the end may be. con7.
slider how many of your friends and Az
Muantances have succumbed to dlseas 80
brought on by n common cold, When
yom fully realize the danger. you will Gers
talnly give every cold the attention. ~
deserves. AS quick cure for colds. M
remedy has been more successful or
stands higher In public esteem than Chnn'-
.berlaln's Cough Remedy, II - famous for
Its cures OF this most common ailmol,r
md can always be depended upon, Pnell7
monla never results from a cold when,ltE
is taken. It lis pleasant and safe TO take
and may be given TO children with in,.5
plicit condolences. For sale by all drug
gists. l' II, i 3,ss
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Enjoyable Evening.

Mrs, James Flood, Of Chelsea lIil en-
.tcrtained her fri ends at y surprise party
On Tuesday evening In honor OF her
rduughter, Miss Marie Flood, .s
After much FUN and me- ry-llak ing VII y
g,l NOS OF all kinds, the guests rel'al red q
the spa cious dining rooms where an eleI
san SUPPER an served, Net Hatil the
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l:M]o,r,gan-Bookerr.

a uulet marriage took place at Christ Chris
Protestant Episcopal Church, III Winchn'e''s hes
ter, Friday afternoon when Pr, Daniel
Henry Bedinger Morgan ana M, w., y, IN ~,
belle Frances Booker were married tpS
fthe Rev Samuel A. Bailey, rs {,
DR.. Morgan; a retired surgeon o. ~
United States navy, came to Winchester
and entered the Memorial Hospital Tor,
3trentment, While sat that Institution no
fell In, love with Miss Booker, a nurse
Who attended tho young surgeon and tins
33mrnurriage was the elimination Of nat
charming romance u,
,rabb Hooker, Of Amelia county, and the
bridegroom a son Of Colonel w liam a,
Morgan, OF sl,epherdstown, w. Ya, Pr
and Mrs, Morgan left for an extended
wedding trip, Mrs Morgan has many
friends in. Richmond.
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11nclnnd @ Clyde A Beverdge, sterllng
Wrght, Rurfoot Childress, Doran, Mltch,
el,1 Ernest Shelton, Edward Martin Z a a4FE
Mr. E1ll Ter ki ~ fj5ss ssii ts4 VIZ
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wee hours OF the morning did he merry
marty wend their way honeWard, AS
N Among those present were Misses Mag
gle Cartwright Ollie Brtton, Bessie mo T.
Hris Nellie Thornton, Vlrgle Fia susie
Longan, Alice Atkinson, Belle Yaughnn.}
Carrie Vaughan, Maggie and lula pes
vine Bernice Heath lilo Harris, Leslie.
and Willie Norris. Martha Jewett, Mae
Hughes, Marie Flood, and Messrs, l'hlllp!
keppler Dorian and Sam Mitchell ernest
Robinson, Claude Jones. Emile Parsons.
Birdie Rudd, Wilmer Chandler. Garland
Pitts, Edgar Andrews, Walter Png 70 n
ward Bethel Frank Morris, Charles
Flood, Woodbridge Tuck, John Giannottl,
Ben Tuck, Julian Winters and George
Tuck.
Hon, and Mrs, Seth Low.
/ Members Of tho 9yYoman's Clui, will give
Hon, and Mrs. Seth Low ~ reception Tues
day evening at S:16 q clock, Members VIII
he permitted to bring gentlemep With
them, DR.. Low was formerly president 9 r
Columbia University, and more recently
mayor Of Greater New York,
Personal Mention,
Mrs, William Moore, entertained the
Thursday Matinee Club on Thursday eyes
Ming. 4 The guests az the club on this
coca sion were Mrs. I'nrke Gary, Mrs, "A lice
NJ, Franklin, Miss Fannie Schllof ana
Mrs. William Webb, D
The guests's prize was won by y NJ rs,
william Webb, while Miss Fannie "a liaT
5ferro received the prize Of the q Ai #
e Chlg was one of ne ra9st plea SAM
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About 200 Richmond Merchants,

have this banding togethe Ct the
the Rebate system and trading w then means
everything
dollar rendered
described
dollars meat he will back ten
The
baker jewer, with whom
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tcrand sonpof Mr. Andrew Mprelnnd' OF
the American National Bank, are 8e% l'ect'
cd to visit Richmond shortly. Sf

~ u ~ l 1=H IS . ii 3 r y Z i .lI fl 4 5
ter and son Of MI, Andrew Mprelnnd, OF
tho American National Bank, arc eX l1cctT
cd to Visit Richmond shortly. tf
f Mrs. Norman ", Randolph returned
from Philadelphia Friday night, having
been detained by the blocking of trains
out Of New York on account Of tho cold
weather, E
Ri Mrs Nellie Sweeney Palmer he we'll
known singer Is giving a. SIX months
course in voice culture ut Rocky Mount,
N. c., where she is meeting With marked
success III (; Il 5l
At reception given by the Sagan,nre
Club ON Friday evening, sErs. Palmer was
tho vocalist Of tho evening, apd=did good
work. In which she was bly, assisted by
Renlvs Orchestra, Of Washington. p. G.
Miss Myrtle Wolfe, who has been
spending some time ut the home of Mr..
w N, Collawn, in New London has re-
turned home FIT
Miss Gertrude Spencer, Of 1lynclburg,
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs, ]. D..
scruggs. arrived Friday on{a visit to rel
atipes. liz n y5S
Mrs Rufus M. TImberlake, of Staunton,
left Saturday after q pleasant visit to
friends. ia e A. "a N n II 4,5 n
Mrs. y, n. Thornton, after several
months tay K VII her son, IN lSlchmond'
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The Rebate Che k Comp Of Amer u
.icahave inaug urated a system Of ST rebate
checks. 53 You can buy from them g book
of checks, the face value of5sWhich isS5
$40, for only ST.. In fact, for SO cents,
If it is bought 1T Their office in the old
Biiou Theatre before ~ clock N on
day, January Both. This book Of
checks lis then good for it's face value lut
$40, with any merchant Of Richmond llt
OF Manchester, who joined the rebate
band on the basis Of q 3 per cent. dis 81
count from the egular price ofs@h his
goods. Z or stance instead ct paying
tile merchant So in none you would I'D
him $1.9o and give hi him a1O 10 cent SET +
check from your book. The check j.
would cost you one cent, and your - net let
profit on tie action would be nine III
cents. IF your bill with the merchant
came to $40 you would pay him III $9. 20 20
iii money and so cents worth OF your ~
checks, as tie so cents worth Of checks 4 =
would have cost you only 5 cents, your l
net prof would be As cents.
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The Plan Works This Way:

1 One Of tic chief objects Of the rebate
check system isl to enc urage you e 4 to-
pay cash fol whatever you. purchase,
which guarantees to you the lowest ST.
cash prices, pre- vents you from fre N;
Squently paying twice ffor your goods
and besides gives YOU an extrad disc cunt Il
5of s55 pei cent. The Nero liant who isl is
willing to give YOU q discount Of 3 pei
4 cent. shows plainl that heS,Vants and q
appreciates your trade and that sure II 81
evidence that he vii i treat .your sightto8
hold ,it.s For that reason, aside from the let
rebate check il t i'll pay you to- trade
with, those 10 accept the chec KS Nh hat
leaves YOU checks. as 9 lear profit
The list Of merchants published to-day
lis not entirely complete, as q number NJ q
Of others have signified their intention
of joining the rebate band The j; listWi Y.
D be opersa feWdays5l longer for those who who
wish to add Their names to the number
who have decided to, adopt this newest
plan Of business building. ii.
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n Ne, 3 returncd q l,er nome 1t Houston

has returned to her home ut Houston Houston
Va, ~ Z, III
Miss ELLA Bosang, OF Pulaski, will take
II course TO become u trained nurse.
Miss Bessie Angl!n has gone to Palmyra
to be with Judge Shepherd, Il
il Rev. Thomas Dixon. Jr, author OF the
new novel, .The Clansman," Is IN Nor
folk, with Mrs. Dixon, visiting their rela-
tivcs. ROY. and Mrs, j, Il, Thncker on
Alowbray Arch, Client, ,5$ Il
Mr.. William Goode, Of sklpwith, has
come to take a course AT ono Of the busl-
ness colleges,
Miss Mamie NJ. Lee, Of Orange, is in the
city on u Hlsit a
Mrs. Dr. baskerville left for Boydton on
a visit to relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John w, Carter. OF MAJ
tinsvile are In the city, Mr.. Garter Is
on business with the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Charles Cary SIS visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Marston, in Eredcrickshurs.
AIRS. John Crosby. Of staunton, arrived
Friday to be NTH her husband, who ls
under treatment at St. lakes
Mrs. Russell Robinson. Of Nelson cour-
. ty. 80 the guest of Mt. John ~ SFs |nca'
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VA List of / Pr 4, osre':'s''ys',ijv''e''
Nero chants

On other pages is stSof honest ogressiye ana
wild e-awale merchants who have ad opted the Re
bate Check system, and who wi %hel you make
So clear for every In Rebate 81 ecks.5
These men have proven that the are wide-awake
huslers by being quick to grasp the opportunity
81 banding together SO as to be in a position to
secure and hold your trade They have each agreed
3to accept Rebate Checks at their face value as
per cent. rebates, thereby allowing you
on every ST Of value in the cost Of 81 book Of
Rebate Checks, or by putting It in AM other
they Will each save you per cent on al the
daily necessities Of life vel OF the Injuries
These men rightly deserve the bulk Of your
ronage, because under this plan your Interest
3willsbe their interest. ss I'll ss58ss
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3 perso will be allowed tobrlyy more Y; 9
than two books, but the written. order 4
of8 any one, who, from business OF other l'y -
reasons, is unable to BE present lY3 ~ per-
son at8 the old Bio viii Be- honored for
one book if if accom- panied by the 10 O)83
cents i'll cash After clock the q.
price Of tie books to everybody will llS
positively be ST.. I..s5
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FAIR APPEAL ISSUED.
People Asked to Buy stock to Put 1t
on Feet.

The management of the state fair
have found that they are nearly $4,000
behind IN their late venture and have
sent out the following appeal to those
whom they have reason to think feel
kindly towards the association.
Dear Sir:-As one of the public spirit
ed citizens of Kansas, you are interest
ed in the building up of 2 state fair at
Topeka which will be credit to the
state. There is no good reason why
Kansas should not have as good state
fair as Iowa, Minnesota. Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Nebraska. It is one of the
great agricultural states and can make
a showing in agricultural products and
live stock, second to no state in the
Union.
We have always been able to pay ev-
cry premium and expense item in full
and have a little balance left. But this
year, owing to the floods coming in the
middle of the fair week. caused our re-
ceipts to fall very much below what
they would have been had the weather
been favorable. However, we have, as
usual, paid all premiums in full and all
expenses. but in order to do this it was
necessary for the board to borrow some
money at Thea bank to square matters.
Therefore the executive board have
decided to sell sufficient of our treasury
stock to pay off our loan, and we hone
that all our stockholders and friends
who desire to continue the state fair on
the present liberal scale, will increase
their holdings by taking one or more
shares of stock, also solicit their friends
to become stockholders. This will put us
in good shape for another year. We
have already started the list and have
quite a number of subscribers.
Kindly let US know at once how
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HAYDEN Is A TERROR.
Conquered One Boy, But It Took
Hard Work.

Probate Judge Hayden met tartar in
a bright but naughty little 12-year-Old
boy Saturday, who was brought before
hiTa by the boys mother in the hopes that
the stern visage of the judge might do
some good.
The little fellow said that he knew that
he was mean. that he intended to be and
that he would run off at the first oppor-
tunity. that he didn't want to be good
and that he would not be. The Judge
looked stern. but looks did no good, and
as a last resort the little fellow was ta-
ken to the county jail and the jailor in
strlcted to put the boy in the darkened
cell where those two men killed them
selves
The boy did not weaken at this and
went boldly into the cell, but two hours
spent in the dark cell, with rats making
strange noises and a conscience that had
commenced to work, was too much for
him, and he weakened and called to the
Jailor that he was willing to be good
When taken before the judge the second
time he made all of the promises that
were exacted Of him and promised to al
ways be good. AS he left the probate
judges office he was heard to say to his
mother: when grow to be a man I'm
going to be a judge and send all OF that
mans grand children to jail
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


W. H. Barbee and wife to H. o. JosIin
and wife, south half tract and let
ter q OF plat, AIulvane's subdivision,
consideration ......................... $3.50
J. P Davis and wife to J. c. Wallace,
lot Isl and south half 459 Jackson
street, Hutoon's addition; consider
G. NJ. Noble and wife to ]. H. Noble,
lot 319 Topeka ave, consideration :, 600
]. Hayden to R. Z. Hayden. lots zo3
and IS Buchanan street; considera-
tlon ~
r. Merrill and wife to r. Harris, lots
4t9 and All Pine street, J. Norton's
addition; consideration $500. AS9
Same to A. L. Olney. lots $50 and 81
Pine street.8 J, Norton's addition;
consideration .-...-.-::.-.-. :. - ~
z. c. Arnold to P. Bowling, lot AZ Cen
tral Park avenue, Central Park ad-
dition: consideration. .....s.,..-..-...- go
I. NJ Cobe ond wife to A. T. and 4
L. Bear. lots i and 10 Tenth ave
nue. east, AIulvane and Chase's first 80
addition; consideration ...--..-.-..--- OOo
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S. BARNES MARRIED.
Name of Real Estate Mans Bride
Kept Secret.

s. Barnes, one of the old time real es-
tate dealers of Topeka, was married this
week to a Topeka widow and his friends
seem to be Inclined to make a mystery Of
the affair.
One of Mr.. Barnes sons was asked for
information concerning the marriage and
stated that h@ didn't know anything
about it, except that his father had been
married.
Mr.. Barnes and his wife are living with
the family of NJ J. Richardson, at 1924
Harrison street. In response to a tele-
phone call, the State Journal was inform
ed that Mr.. Barnes was sick in bed and
that no information could be given out
concerning the mysterious wedding.
MI Barnes has been in bad health for
some time. His first wife died about q
year ago.
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many shares you will take This can
be paid for at your convenience, any
time between now and January 1. 1906.
KANSAS STATE EXPOSITION co.
The management of the fair feel that
this appeal viii be Wen received over
the state and that sufficient funds will
be raised to tide the association over
its present predicament. If sufficient
funds are not raised in this manner the
officers of the association intend to
borrow enough funds to pay all of the
outstanding Indebtedness on their
personal notes.
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Wednesday. All Saints Day. The an
nuaI Halloween party viii be a barn
dance. given IN the gymnasium Tues
day night.
The choir at the College Of the Sis
tiers of Bethany, including forty girl
students, will sing the Gregorian
chants at the Grace cathedral the last
Sunday before the Christmas vacation
and are now in training, under Miss
Alice Widney, teacher of voice. and
Dean Kaye
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hostesses. The invitations are limited
to the club members.

hostesses. The invitations are limited
to the club mem bers.
Western Sorosis met yesterday with
Mrs T. F. Carver. The paper 1.-THE
Modern Cliff Dwellers,' was by Mrs.
I. NJ. ZeIlers. Mrs. Richard Gundry of
San Francisco, a former member of
the club. was a guest and made a little
talk.
The Portia club held its regular
meeting last Thursday afternoon at
the country home of Mrs. Burton
Homer Pugh, near Oakland. The
afternoons programme was given by
Mrs. DR.. Crumbine and Mrs. E. J.
Whitaker, the former speaking on
Responsibility of Railroads for Loss
of Life" and the latter on 1.-THE Value
of other Peoples Time Guests of
the afternoon were Mrs. Clement
Smith, Mrs. w. F. Schoch, Mrs. Morris
Schlegel and Mrs. A. o. Wellman.
The programme was followed by a
most delightful social hour.
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wAN.rRp-FFnsArE HELP.

77@--N9T-7--7-l@-1N-lN-77---7717
WANTED-A woman for general house
work in family of 5 adults, good wages
l1OS Ven Buren, St
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The Junior Atlantean club met last
Tuesday with Mrs. L. D. Whittemore
and will meet next Tuesday with Mrs.
Charles Cooper.
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The Clio club meets with Mrs. H A
Benner, $50 Fifth street west. Monday
at half after 2 o'clock.
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The Ramblers' club will meet Mon
day with Mrs. L. L. Goodwin.
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The Nautilus club will meet Tues
day afternoon, October 81, with Mrs.
Traver, 1915 Buchanan street.
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The Travellers club viii give a Hal
loWeen party Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Katherine Crawford,
1912 Tyler street Mrs. Crawford, Miss
Mabel Pond, Miss Nell Chambers. Miss
Mabel Chambers, Miss Gertrude Nor
ton. Miss Mary Morton, Miss Newell
and Miss Emma Miller viii be the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-29

The FroebeI Mothers union will
meet Friday November 3, with Mrs
Emma Marshall, 219 East Eleventh
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The Reviewers club meets with Mrs.
c. D. Carr, 416 Taylor street. next
Thursday afternoon, November 2. This
club has instructed its delegates to
vote against the per capita dues
amendment of the city federation con-
stitution. The club is in favor of an
increase Of the dues but not SO great
an increase as has been suggested. The
programme for this week includes
papers on the British Isles by Mrs.
Carr and Mrs. Roy Dietrich. The club
is studying foreign countries this
winter
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III Society

OF Interest to Every Topeka Wo-
man and TO Many of the
Steiner Sex.
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The West Side Forestry club will be
entertained by Mrs. W. A. Johnston
Thursday
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roR eAnF-ansoRE.r.AlgRous.
AUCTION.

PUBLIC SALE OF LIVE STOCK.
PUBLIC SALE OF LIVE STOCK.
There will be sold at public auction at
the A A. Rodgers farm, one and one
fourth miles north of Garfield park, on
tie and hogs, and a lot of farm imple-
rnents. Sale commences at 10 a. M sharp
Good lunch at noon.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums Of SO and under cash al
sums over SO credit of u months VIII
due; if not paid when due to draw per
cent interest from date Of sale Pur-
chaser giving note that bank Will accept
A A RODGERS.
COL. NJ. T. CREWS & SON,
Statesmen.
FRANK S. THOMAS. Clerk.
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The Lakota club will meet Monday
with Miss Bessie West.
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n Want advertisement in the Sunday State
Journal Is Read BY More People IN TOpe-
ka Than Read Any Other Sunday Paper
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EoR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT room house, barn, WeA,
1928 Harrison. Inquire 615 W. 9th st.
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The two men who play a weekly
came of billiards to see which one viii
leave town and undisputed possession
Of q Tyler street girl to the other,
niaved again last night The newspa-
per man lost but as usual contested
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Miss Ethel Cloud viii entertain a
few friends at cards at a Halloween
party Tuesday evening at her home,
3O2 Harrison street.
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FOR RENT-RooAEs.


FOR. RENT-Furnished steam heated
rooms, housekeeping If desired 30 Kan
sas ave, room 8.
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The Right Rev. D. S. futile of St
Louis, presiding bishop of the Episco-
pal church in America. visited the Col
lege of the Sisters of Bethany last
week and granted the school a holiday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-29

FOR RENT-Furnfshed room, all modern
conveniences- 1912 Harrison st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. H /. Whiting gave a
family dinner party last night for Mrs.
Writings parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Murdoch in celebration of their IF
tieth wedding anniversary The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Murdoch. Mr. and
Mrs. Homer c. Bowman, Mr.. Carl Bow
man, Miss Anna Whiting, Mr.. Hal
Whiting and Mr.. Abe King.