Local Trade Notices and Advertisements
New invoices of canes arrive at F. Wieman's. Apitz promotes oak leather for goods. Willey & Savage advertise cheap stores and 104 Massachusetts Street. D F Bigelow's drug store at 133 Massachusetts Street sells cheap machine oils. Ruby furnace showcased at Willey & Savage. A. Brown & Co. offer lumber lime fir doors windows blinds and build materials from Massachusetts Street. Barber Bros. druggists sell paints and viewed as manufacturer’s line in Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Bigelow
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Willey & Savage
8. A. Brown & Co
Personal notes from Lawrence area social roundup
A long list of local residents and visitors including Henry Tisdale at home, L Bullene to Topeka, Canfield speaking in Girard, Snow group to New Mexico, Moody night work at U P depot, Shimmons back from the East, Priestly and sister at Eagle Rock Idaho, Osmond to Monterey for D R G railroad work, Miss McCahn visiting from Leavenworth, Mrs Short returning home, Adam Roche family to Boston, George Noble family visiting East, Isaac Watson and Harry Shaum in city, S Winter visiting Lecompton Township, Ellison returns from Leadville, Miller family to New Mexico, Miss Georgia Crawford east visit, James Greig traveling for tea house in St Louis, John Speer returns from Texas and Old Mexico with a Mexican penny souvenir, Hulls visiting Independence, John L Sullivan to supervise Kansas City Times in Lawrence, C H Carpenter visits from Wyandotte, first married couple in Lawrence history, Louis Erb with prisoner en route to Little Rock, and note on an Arkansas fraud case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tisdale
L. Bullene
Topeka
Canfield Orates
Girard
F. H. Snow
New Mexico
Henry Moody
U. P
J. H. Shimmons
Joe Priestly
Eagle Rock
Idaho
R. M. Osmond
Monterey
Beon
D. & R. G. Railroad
Mary McCahn
Leavenworth
Carla Cockins
Indiana
Harry Shaum
Watson
Supreme Court of
S. Winter
Lecompton Township
Alonzo Ellison
Lawrence
Leadville
Old Folka
Prof. Miller
Mary
New and
Old Mexico
Hermosillo
Guymas
Santa Fe
Georgia Crawford
Miss Crawford
James Greig
Geo. Janesa & Co
St. Louis
Jim
John Speer
Texas
John
Mexico
Chas Hull
Independence
Kansas
Kansas City Times
Sullivan
Times
C. H. Carpenter
Wyandotte
Gazette
Louis Erb
M. Summerfield
Pueblo
Col
Little Rock
Agas Batttoes
Colorado
Arkansas
Erh
Engine for Sale by Lawrence Plow Company
A Lawrence Plow Company engine and separator are offered for sale at a low price. The item is described as in good condition and ready for use, with interested buyers encouraged to contact for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Plow Company
Geo. Innes & Co
Dr Carl New Hag Opens Upstairs Practice
Dr Carl New Hag is now located upstairs over Wiedemann's store and will conduct a general practice with chronic diseases as a specialty, continuing the prior focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag
Wiedemann
Local Supplier Advertises Belting and Pump Stock
Mr Paul Ulrickson offers leather and rubber belting hard rubber suction hose the Unique Independent steam pump and engine trimmings with boiler repair and flue work at reasonable rates located at 68 Massachusetts street near Mason's boot and shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ulrickson
Massachusetts Street
R. D. Mason
Boot and Shoe Store
Ribbon Sale At Be. Offing 8 Great Ribbons
Local store Be. offers eight great ribbons at a total value of 956 as part of a sale. Es tumbs & Co. assists in marketing the discount event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Tums & Co
Local notes highlight sales, crimes, and construction in Lawrence
Subscriptions noted near expiration while advertisements push dry goods and paints. A burglary on Rhode Island street, scaffold fall injuring Preisach, and bridge repairs mark a busy week. County and normal institute sessions begin. opera house interior work progresses. charity and library events feature Miss Mary Gleason’s recital. 83-year-old E H Greene marks birthday with resilience.
Water poisoning fears as well blamed on wells
Reports in Lawrence describe multiple wells showing signs of possible poisoning. Investigations include water analysis and potential harsh penalties for culprits. The city also covers local civic notes from lodge installations to court actions and business openings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Wieman’s
Barber Bros
Lawrence Kansas
Carl New
Dreumann
Kawranos
Palmer & Griffin’s
L. Bullene & Co
Lard and
Eldorado Engine Oils
Palmer & Griffin
Methodist Church
Geo. Innes
May Lee
Virginia Smoking Tobacco
F. W. Wieman’s
The
Kansas Zephyr
Bowersock Bros
Lawrence, Kansas
Massachusetts and
Warren Streets
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County Normal Institute
Lawrence Boating Club
Bismarck
University
W. W. Fluke
Rhode Island Street
Mary Gleason
Presbyterian Church
Miss Gleason
Mary Lambertson
James Crew
B. P. Lambertson
Lambertson
E. H. Greene
Lecompton
H. M. Greene
John B. King
F. A. Myers
C. T. K. Prentice
A. G. Hidemiller
Ed. T. Bruce
Wm. Bedale
Board of Health
J. B. Estes
Starrett
Nellie Barber
Cherry Ae
Frank Hubbell
Bruce
Berkley
Miney
Clark
Stone
Halcyon Lodge No. 18
H. M. Green
H. M. Winchell
Noble
Jacob Good
D. W. Littell
S. J. Churchill
Wilson & Nelson’s
Topsy
Mrs. Wentworth
Mrs. Johnson
William Wiedemann
Lawrence Sugar and Syrup Refining Company
Ottawa
East Street
Bismarck Grove
Locust Street
Ontario Street
Tennessee Street
Quincy Street
Winthrop Street
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Mr. Ritter
Olathe
Johnson County
Frank Shaefer
Endora
Asher
Here
Deer Creek Road
Charles Davis
Ritter
Davis
Justice Chadwick
Tax
Palmer & Griffin's
Our
Geo. Innes &Z Co
Linwood
Inwood, Leavenworth Co
Kans
Ray
Kansas City
A. Cruickshank
Scotland
Phyllises
Rose OF Sharons
Baron Victor
Panokshank
Hurst
Kas
W. H. Duncan
Massachusetts St
Lawrence, Kan
Cash Grocery
United States
Stanford, Bayless % CO
New York
PH. Weitzenkorn
Warren Sts
Lawrence, Kansag
Ww. H. Pendleton
H. Kesting
Hase & Pendleton
Deartr
George B. Edgar
General Insurance
Notary Public
U. S
Bowersock Opera Block
A. Reinsch
Florist
Coz. Warren & Mississippi Sts
W. C. Nolan
Duatts
Cub House
Veauomt Sr
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