The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-12
Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the eoiunnns Of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL

December 12, 1891.
The Horton residence on Harrison street
facing the state house, was last night
ablaze with light, the occasion being the
marriage Of Chief Justice A Horizons eldest
Brown of Blue Rapids a brother of c. j.
Brown of this city.
Mendelssohn wedding march Dean Colwen
followed by Miss Horton and her brides
paid, Miss Gemmel and Miss Name Hor-
Episcopal ring ceremony was performed
The following is the list of the guests pres
sae Higgins state aed Mrs 81
Stover, State Auditor and Mrs Hovey, Mr
snd Mrs. i. b. Gemmel, Mr.. ". Gilmore.
Mr., and Mrs. c, ]. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
A5engr spengsr Mis- Nh ana Mrs Charles F.
Alice Clugston Mrs. Charles McCord, Mrs.
A. L. Williams Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Over
Mrs. A. G. Stacey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Hurd,
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs.
strong Mn and Nj Mrs ana John Mreabe Mr.
Willard Davis; Nj. and Mrs. Gee. w. Crane,
p. B. Purcell of Manhattan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. p Hovey, Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Handy,
Martin Mohler, Col and Mrs Geo. ". veale,
Judge and Mrs. John Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs.
W; T; Douthitt, Mrs Nellie Sawyer of Man
D. NJ, Valentine, DIR. and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs.
L.
son, Mr., and Mrs. s. L. Seabrook, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Il. Hankla, Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Rip
ley M and Mrs Austin Prescott,Mrs A. A.
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs; D. o; McCray, Or.
James sss Smith & Mnyaae anG Mrs Mr. T. B. nS %cn MFs
toek, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Thompson, Mr.
and Al i,;d Mrs. E; c. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. F. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ A. Low. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Kossington, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hammatt,
Dean and Mrs; Coiwell, Rev. and Mrs. Ber-
/ Ia n IInV and
Mrs. J. W. r. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Wolfe Mr.; and Mrs. James Douthitt, Mr.
Bal BAIL M aGd MRS. @m Mr. aaa Mrs n MT F.
TTsn5 lewis NJ ana drM Ms =. Hf G. asa Noel Nif. Mf
Mr. and Mrs R. IS oBonald @ d. Mr.. Il n9DSGa snd Mrs.
brake; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Connolly, Mr..
end end Mrs, T. E. Pounds, Mr., and Mrs c. $;
Myrtle Jetmore. Gertrude Smith. Carrie
Martin, Martin, ,s Henrietta Thompson, Margaret
new, Myra Williams Della Jones. Myra
Ferguson, fiI1;u on Matte Jones, Lerria Taylor
Jennie Lescher, Flora Mayo. Matte Vaien-
tine, Maude Welch, Lizzie Thompson, Edith
Ma9R Es5h Kelly
Elliott, Laura Douthitt, Name Smith,
Clara Thaeher, Madge Johnson, Grace
son. Florence Crawford, Mary Carson, Mar
garet Mulvane, Stella Mulvane, Jennie
Glarkson, elf Holbert, Rankin Mason,
Flower, Clarence Bowman, Ed Horner.
Harry Valentine, Ralph Peterson, VIII Tay-
lor, Herman Lescher, t. r. Hopkins, Chas.
Elliott, Herbert Armstrong, Harry Ashby,
Ghas; Martin, G.: J. Prescott, c. Blood
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble L. Prentis of
| Newton.
o. E. Walker has gone to Aspen, Col.
Mrs. Harry o. Garvey and daughter
home on Buchanan street.
Last evening at the home of the bride
parents, sOs Morris avenue, Miss Mary l.
Liter and Mr.. j. NJ. kirkpatrick were mar
| ried.
| Noble l. Prentis delivered his lecture
1.-THE Temptations of Smith to a fair
audience in Washburn college chapel last
evening.
Tennesseetown is a bowling wilderness
today for the residents of that part of the
man about Il years of age, wearing "A suit
Of good clothes. a derby hat and pleasant
smile, called on all the colored people of
the vicinity. He came, he said, as public
benefactpr. and the friend of the poor. The
poor had hitherto been unable to enjoy the
pleasures of the incandescent electric light
when put in lamp with few drops OF
coal oil would burn for whole year and
would r increase , the . briiiianey until the the
for 500 lamps in two days. The chemical
worked immensely the first night but the
next night the victims were left like Moses
made. Removal of the coverings of paper
revealed little red flannel bag contain
Ing gun powder or some like substance
The colored church on Buchanan had in
GERS and its prayer meeting last night
could not be held.