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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
4
A Chicago weather notice indicates partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday. No further details or regional specifics are provided.
Read the book before seeing the play. The University Orchestra spring concert will be in Fraternal Aid Hall downtown on Wednesday April 15. The program features popular pieces and a selection from The Pirates of Penzance. Miss Phipps and Miss Russ will appear as salvists. Admission 2c with pineapple ice cream at Wiedemann's. Rutter has placed his touring car in livery. Call Home Phone 146.
Screen Door Paints in pints and halves and enamel for iron offered by F B McCulloch Drugzist. Flower and vegetable plants for sale by John Scheffer at 1109 Rhode Island St. Lawrences Undertaking Co now at 907 Mags St. Easter Egg Dye packages tempt children at 5c with 8 colors and transfer papers at Raymond's. Berry juice strawberry ice at Wiedemann's. University Market handles young, corn-fed beef. two phones at 1023 Mans Street.
The Lawrence Kansas board of education met in adjourned session to canvass the school bonds vote. A committee was named to select a superintendent for the Manual Training building project while A C Mitchell resigned from the board citing study pressure. The board extended regret at his withdrawal, noting his valued service and pleasant personality during his tenure.
Gustav Wolf opens Ja svat a clean new bakery at 415 Indiana street promising first class breads cakes pies and prompt delivery. West End Bakery operates at 515 Indiana street offering similar treats with bells on Bell 1556. Olson Bros repair pump service suggested and Strafons Drug Store offers swimming caps and Wie demann's Strawberry Sundaes highlight local offerings.
Goods advertised include piano tuning services by E E Harding formerly with Carl Hoffman Master company of Kansas City now in Lawleuen. other items feature embroideries ribbons spraying material and various chemical products at bottom prices. Local notices list several residents and visitors with trips to Kansas City Ottawa Topeka and Lawrence. Community reminders cover plant sod laying by D R White and Simon R White, a birth in the Bley family, and upcoming Festival churns meeting at Congregational church.
Bud Craig was bound over to district court in Jas Krnce Clark's court and will stand trial in May for the murder of David Fantroy. Fantroy was killed on Washington's Birthday, found dead at his southeast town home. robbery was suspected. Craig, also known as Parker, was arrested in Kansas City and brought here amid strong police evidence.
Bright spots in dull days may be found by smoking Black Seal cigars. The Ayoil meeting of the Douglas County Horticultural Society will be held at the courthouse on Saturday April 18 with a program related to The sensitive BOF. Smith, President, Samuel Reynolds, Secretary. Pasture 550 acres with good feed and water, salt, locked gates. Cattle prices: $3.25 per yearling, $3.50 for two year olds for the season. J. L. Stratton, Ottawa Kansas. Leave subscriptions at Smith's News Depot. Grace Reynolds will receive piano pupils. Ed. Parsons, jeweler, 717 Mass. St. Easter photos. To Elkville in an auto. Cath Rutter, drome, Phone 146. Sulu skin cream for poison Ivy. Johnson's Wood Finishing Specialties. Floor wax, stains, crack filler, floor finish. Kansas Home Nursery. Trees and shrubs for sale at 813 Vermont St. A. C. Dodds, Agent.
The notice promotes home grown Easter lilies and various plants for sale plus cut flowers delivered from Hick's Greenhouse. It also announces Merchants' Athletic Building Association stockholders’ annual meeting on Thursday April 16 at the club house with officer elections and other business.
Mrs Harry Dick and Mrs James Wilson invite for two affairs on April 24 and 25. Mr and Mrs Broer Gustafson celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Mr Arthur Ward will wed Miss Agatha Rohrer at the Rohrer home on Haskell Avenue tomorrow. Mrs Carl Phillips hosts the Jolly Eight Embroidery club today and received guests at a luncheon. Miss Helen Sutters led a N B B B O C Whist club meeting with Vera Olds and Hazel Connor as guests. threecourse luncheon followed. Augusta Flintum hosted the Motiel Duplicates Whist club. Rey Cross and Will Spalding substituted. refreshments served. Lawrence U C Travelers planning a Saturday banquet at the Eldridge with many outoftown members expected. Topeka and Kansas City visitors anticipated. Leavenworth members also expected. Camera Club met at Squires Studio with Mr Squires giving photography talks and demonstrations. light refreshments served. Local ads note Auto Livery and room mouldings, A S Eliot meat shop at 183 Bridge Street, Black Seal cigars, Olson Bros ice cream, Loomis Photo Studio, decorative wallpaper pricing, and W L Douglas shoes via Abe Wolfson.
Wheat and corn prices quoted with May July and Sept futures. Kansas City receipts include live stock and grain with mixed No 2 grades and cash bids. Chicago futures show wheat corn oats and lard with May and July targets and January Park figures.
A vintage ad-themed note highlights the Easter shoe collection including shoes, oxfords, ribbon ties, new pumps, buttons and ties with many fresh designs and price listings. It promotes made to measure suits, cigars, photo services, plumbing estimates, grape ice, clothes, postcards and Easter novelties from local retailers along Mass Street venues.
Stockholders met in Fraternal Aid hall to adjourn and elect a slate of directors including R. B. Wagstaff, A. Fischer, Willard Brown, C. O. Bowman, S. C. Manley, A. L. Cohn, Clark Bouldin, Jg? ktssky, J. H. Dunkel, J. E. Ward, C. E. Sutton, H. H. Avira, Melville, John Delhist, W. Chreen, A. C. Metsker, A. M. Dovdan, W. R. Spalding, E. F. Brown, Park Hetzel, William Wilson. Board to meet weekly for officer selection.
Mrs Worden living at 419 Mixsi N street fell yesterday dislocating her hip. She has suffered greatly and is in a furious condition. The scene notes from local advertisers mention Easter post cards and other goods as the page includes notices and ads.
Schulz uses rubber tires on a buggy or surrey amid a public nuisance case. Loonias files charges for photographs.
Multiple small local notices list items for sale including a bicycle in good condition and strawberry plants at 278 Main Street North Lawrence. Also offers wanted for cattle and horses to pasture near Mackey Schoolhouse and for girls to board in a retirement home near the University. Several rental and contact details provided with Bell phone numbers.
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