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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1905
Page
4
Five head of extra well bred short horn bulls from one to two years old, good flesh and ready for service, for sale cheap. Will sell on time. Funeral of Mrs Catherine Tarpy, aged 70, from Clinton. Burial at Catholic cemetery in Franklin. Mrs Tarpy long a resident of Cootoo neighborhood.
Extra large transplanted pansy plants with 10 blooms priced at 25 cents for about three dozen. C A Hickes Co 369 Elm Street North Lawrence advertises the sale and provides a phone contact. Funeral services for Mrs Lionle Y Pollock of Kansas City were held at noon yesterday at the Episcopal church with a large Kansas City delegation and strong local attendance. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery.
Good two story frame house with large barn on south Massachusetts street. 125 feet frontage by 250 feet depth. In good condition. Owner urges immediate sale and asks cash 24500. Apply to T Sinclair.
A celebrator Mrs Rorer authored guide on table setting illustrated with 334 R Wallace silver plate images. Call and get this book free at B G Gustafson's.
The article notes two days of intense warmth followed by rain and a thunderstorm. Southerly winds shifted to northerly with cooler temps and frequent April showers. People enjoyed outdoor activities before a cooler forecast and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Julion Jesperson returning from Sweden.
In Walkell Saturday Kansas Relihan pitched six innings before Hollman relieved as Indian hitters capitalized on Jayhawker errors. Three Indians scored in the seventh on a Johnson wild throw and timely hits. Final score 6 to 3 for Haskell over Kansas with strong fielding by both sides and pitching weaknesses noted. Kansas faces Pastel again in two weeks on home grounds.
GEO A FLORY Real Estate and Loans offers sales and rentals of farms and city property in Lawrence. Money to loan on real estate. A E Huddleston returns to Lawrence to resume carpet cleaning service offering prompt, reliable work. Smith's News Depot advertises seasonal baseball goods and low prices. Paul Luckan provides piano tuning at 906 New Hampshire. Dr Owen covers osteopathy and optician services at 27 Mass Street. Commercial Club to hold regular meeting tomorrow at eight. Mrs George McCall ill with typhoid fever. Crushed coke priced at 5 dollars per ton from Lawrence Gas Co.
Christian Church services yielded six more additions, five by confession and one by letter from another church, bringing total confessions to thirty two and four other additions. Sunday school was three times larger than a year ago. Morning attendance required the church space for the first time, with the lecture room and gallery in use. A seven year old girl confessed publicly, moving the audience. Tonight Mr. Holmes preaches on the Conversion of Saul as meetings continue next Sunday. Week meetings start at 7 45. Also noted are local ads for Coke and music store paint, and Shelley’s baby and children’s pictures.
The offer highlights two options for improving a room. One emphasizes a fresh scent and clean atmosphere via renewals, while the other features decorative wallpaper to set tone and style.
The manager will present a fresh troupe of minstrel and vaudeville stars at Bowersack opera house on Wednesday April 17. Henry promises top novelty acts and big features, while a clearance sale runs six days starting April 11 at 844 Massachusetts Street. Mrs. Koulton Stone’s former room hosts the sale. plan to seize military regalia, ribbons, plumes, and tailor made salts before prices drop.
The Kekati Decorating Company of Chicago is set to decorate the hall in the new Fraternal Aid building. Work began Saturday and organizers aim to finish before the generic council meeting next month. Bee Bolcourt offers bicycle accessories at bargain prices.
Mrs George Halley spent Sunday in Kansas City with sister Mrs Ransom. Numerous residents and visitors travel between Lawrence and Kansas City for business and social events including Dr Sellards, Col H L Moore, Mrs Sam Jaceman, Prof L E Sarge, Miss Zoe Leas, Mrs F W Vedder, and many others attending meetings, weddings, funerals, and tea gatherings across the region.
University of Kansas scene with concerts at the Methodist church and a talk by Rev Olympia Brown Willis on equal suffrage at the Unitarian church. Reported poll tax rumor, new Kangam board members, baseball vs Iowa next Saturday, and campus lectures on insect fertilization. Also births, a flower bazaar, and county commissioners meeting noted.
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