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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1905
Page
4
An advertisement emphasizes specialization in paint and wall paper with paints varnishes brushes and sundries from established houses. Stock includes burlaps in popular widths and colors. Phone 192-1.
F M Perkins of Lawrence National Bank Building seeks a reliable man for steady year round employment at the bank building. job is loose furnished, with monthly pay, and requires dependable service.
On south Massachusetts street a two story frame house in good condition with a large barn sits for sale. The owner offers the property for immediate cash at four thousand dollars. Apply to TT Sinclair.
A book by Mrs Rover with illustrations showing tables set using Psi R Wallace silver plate. Free copies available from B. G. Gus.
G EO A FLORY Farms ami city property for and rent. Money to Jencu rea estate, if you want to sell list your property with me AS the First Methodist ehueels dr Lenig will precen tumorrow moruins an he Childreteis Hessagetie. "7 AT xo om. euls Parsicng Service TM will be given aiden the direction of Mrs Iluits, Sunday sehegatio n. Lpworth League at 7 p.m. Holy week devotions every night tas week ab X ocieck Saturday at 3 on'cluck address by reading laymen. All invited. A. E. Huddleston has returned to Lawrence to resume the carer clean ing business and will be pleased to renew all acquaintances. He is bet ter prepared than ever before to give proupt and satisfactory services in gleaning, altering, refitting and scour ing. Phong 531 gray. The baseball season is nowhere, and if you need anything in iat Hine yo to Smith's News lepot where, you will find the most complete tine in the city, and the fowest prices for the quality of the goods Pianos tuned and repaired: prices reasonable, satisfaction guaranteed. Faul Luckan, 906 New Hampshire street Work has been commenced for a haw cement sidewalk to the east and north of J. A. Spaulding's grocery store. Heavy overcasts were brought out again today. It was decidedly chilly during the forenoon, Dr. Owen, Osteopath, and gradu ate opticias, 827 Mass atreet, Phone 645 white. Mr. Sidney Boughton is quite sick at his home with rheumatic fever. Crushed Coke a ton, Jump coke 4, Lawrence Gas Co.
Prof George Lefevre of the University of Missouri spoke on The History of Zoology under Sigma Xi at Blake Hall, Kansas. The decor was by Dr Hyde, with a tea by the faculty ladies. The lecture traced zoology from Aristotle to Darwin and beyond, noting key shifts and debates. The small audience of about fifty included Sigma Xi members and science students. an informal reception followed on the first floor.
A. Cornell has leased the Grant Garrett meat market on the north side and will operate a market there selling meats. He will carry a full line with early and late service and aims to satisfy customers. Mr. Cornell solicits Garrett’s former patrons and invites friends to visit for good meat at reasonable prices. Telephone 465.
Extra large transplanted pansy plants for sale at 25 cents per dozen, 369 Elm Street North Lawrence. The city library received a notable gift a three volume Wilkie Collins set donated by Carl Metter a young Lawrence resident and frequent library visitor. A small bottle of Raymond's fire hiluta polish brightens and freshens varnished wood surfaces.
At last evenings meeting Dr GW Jones was chosen as delegate and Dr G A Hamman as alternate to the State Medical Society gathering in Wichita next month. A secretary report discussed Lawrence milk supply and its future improvement. Dr O Bryan presented an instructive paper on diseases of the teeth and their effect on health, illustrated with plaster models. Dr Chambers of Lecompton spoke on the treatment of typhoid fever.
Solon Summerfield lauds the Murray company led by Pau Gilmore as the Bowrysock Loppers House hosts the second presentation of Mummy and the Hummingbird in Lawrence. The cast and production earn praise, the audience favorite grows, and cold weather tests attendance. The city anticipates warming trends and weekend fishing plans despite gusty winds and near freezing temps.
Hoadley’s in Rosedale highlights Easter novelties including a duck that lays a golden egg. Visitors are invited to drop in tonight to see this and other display items. The item appears among many seasonal curios and is part of a broader sales push for the holiday.
The notice describes options for room refresh with two types of wallpapers. It asks which to choose while offering both decorative and plain varieties to suit surroundings. A casual sales prompt emphasizes style and practicality.
Mr W E Pitts returns from Mound City and Judge Harvey and Mrs Harvey visit from Wichita. Many locals host and travel to Topeka Kansas City and Leavenworth. Irene Ellis arrives from Los Angeles. Ada Kunkel to return from Ft Collins. numerousdurations and greetings mark an active social calendar with parties at the Phi Gamma hall and university teas.
Judge and Mrs. L. 3. Steele remain employed in Y. M. C. A. work. Mrs. A. M. Alsamer return from Kansas City after sickness and death of her sister Mrs. Pollock. Mr. William T. Sinclair will entertain the Fortnightly Club members this evening.
Tomorrow services at the Christain church close special programs from the past three weeks. Air Holmes returns to Ann Arbor Michigan to complete a University of Pennsylvania PhD this summer. He will speak at 1 o clock on Final Failures and at 7 o clock on The Lowliness of Jesus. Large attendance is expected with special seating arranged. Holmes also addresses the C W I M Christaffi Endeavor at Galooeleck 430 PM.
The seaman and Waling peanig rolled last evening at the Merchants Athlete club with Soxman achieving a high score of 2480 and Kahne totaling 2330. Albach had the top individual score at 4, plus various local notices reference church services and community events around Fort Skolt and Plymouth Congregational.
From Pueblo paper notes the funerals of Gorton Elwell Rushmer Jr and Anne Monnet Rushmer, children of Mr. and Mrs. Gorton Rushmer. Gorton died after bronchial pneumonia aged nearly three. Anne Monnet died after two weeks of illness. Interment was at Mountain View. floral tributes described as profuse. Mrs. Rushmer’s mother and Beatrice attended from Lawrence, Kansas, and Rocky Ford respectively. The family mourns the loss of their two young children within two weeks, following the death of their 11-year-old son.
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