Society notes and events in Lawrence Kansas
In Society pages Miss Lucy Mareh and the Queen Esther girls met last evening. Y M C A boys plan an egg roast at C L Stewart home tomorrow. Dr Alberta Corbin entertained at lunch with Dr Calvin Thomas of Columbia University and others. Sophomores of Kansas University will host a next Wednesday affair. U C T banquet at Eldridge tomorrow night with Otto Guffer toastmaster. Lawrence men including Charles Finch with Ben Williams to respond. Mrs Ed Wilson hosted a pleasant luncheon yesterday with Easter lilies decor. Invitations sent for wedding Miss Pearl Sheriff and Mr Lee Lafferty in Ellsworth April 29. Miss Dora Robb Young to be maid of honor. Prof Calvin Thomas guest of honor at dinner by Prof and Mrs Engle. faculty invited. Scientific fraternity banquet featured apple blossoms and silver candelbras. Miss Mable Lyter’s May 12 wedding to Mr Harry Miller celebrated by a handkerchief shower at Mrs Johan Thernien’s home. Guests included Mrs C G Miller and Mrs Louis Rocklunds. A custom of notes on social events, engagements, and university functions in Lawrence. A license to marry Earhart Yakle and Grace Kendall of Baldwin issued in Kansas City. First publication Lawrence Daily Journal April 17, 1908. Paying resolutions: city of Lawrence to grade and pave alley west of Rhode Island between Henry and Warren with vitrified brick and concrete base. F D Brooks, City Clerk.
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Lucy Mareh
C. L. Stewart
Alberta Corbin
Calvin Thomas
Columbia University
Doa Templin
Carruth
Bryant
University of Kansas
Eldridge
Otto Guffer
W. W. Cleland
Lawrence
Charles Finch
Ben Williams
Ed Wilson
Miss Young
Ellsworth
Miss Shermaid
Columba University
Engle
Muel
Todd
Wielmal
Sigrust Xi Svientific
Ovyi
Marti
Harry Miller
Johan Thernien
Cat
Easter post cards and Kodak models on sale
Partly cloudy notes urge early orders for Easter post cards from Wie demann's and Loomas Studio offer. Woodward & Co advertise first 1908 Kodak model at eight dollars with a May 1 catalogue release, plus seasonable sprays, moth balls, paints, and finishes at local shops.
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Kodaks
Woodward & Co
Woodward's
Flower Sects at Raymond's Drug Store Sale
Ed Parsons Jeweler advertises a sale at 717 Mass. St featuring Buckles Combs Bracelets and a large variety of flowers in right sized packages. Also notes rooms for rent at 1030 Mass. St. P. F. Remington listed.
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Raymond’s Drug Store
Ed. Parsons
Mass. St
Mass
St. P
Parsons, Jeweler
Notable visits and arrivals in Kansas residents
Mrs. Rev. Wilber travels to Topeka and leads. C F Bozell of Kansas City spent yesterday in Lawrence. Miss Hilda Anderson visits Channe tomorrow. Mrs. R Peer from Baldwin yesterday. Mr and Mrs F M Spencer of Topeka were in Lawrence. Howard C Relda of Cleveland Ohio was in Lawrence on business. Miss Fay Marshall visits from Kansas City. Carl Graeber returns from Cheyenne. Ebner Pierson and William McLaughlin in from Kansas City. Howard Bigelow returns home to Gardner for Easter. Mrs Victor Walling arrives from Cannanea for extended visit with her parents. Mrs David Barrett visits sister Mrs Grant Herod returns to Pawnee Rock. Mrs E B Brooke travels to Howard for a month.
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C.F. Bozell
Kansas City
William McLaughlin
Howard Bigelow
Gardner
Kansas
Victor Walling
Cannanea
David Barrett
Grant Herod
Pawnee Rock
Oklo
E. B. Brooke
Willis Iks
Howard, Kans
MRS WORDEN DIES IN LAWRENCE AFTER FALL
Mrs. T. J. Worden, a renowned Lawrence resident, died at 4 30 p m after long suffering following a fall that caused injuries including a Lipsy fracture. Funeral plans to be announced. obituary praises her public spirit and strength. local notices mention local businesses and events alongside the obituary item.
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Lawrence
T. J. Worden
Writing tablets and paper offered by McQuilloch draggist
Advertises writing tablets and box paper for sale at F. B. McQuulloch druggist on the corner, 847 Maze. Promotes keeping correspondence as friends enjoy letters and invites customers to view the selection.
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F. B. McQulloch
Draggist
Umbrellas offered in varied styles and prices
Umbrellas in multiple qualities including rain proof Gloria models at 98 cents for 26 inches. Twisted silk and natural wood handles priced at 148 dollars. Colored silks with plain or bordered options and natural wood handles at 1.98.
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Gloria
Humane Society in Lawrence Reports Strong Meeting
The Humane Society of Lawrence held a large, enthusiastic meeting at the relation building last night. Reports from committees showed splendid work and a move toward permanent organization with daily interest as residents learn of cruelty reporting to members.
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The
Humane Society of
Lawrence
Humane Society
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Spalding Clothing and Furnishings
Hart
Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Sampeck
Shinai
Miss. St
Wiedemann’s
North Lawrence
A. S. Eliot
Bridge Street
E.G. Soxman & Co
Ecru
Sas City
Earhart Yakle
Grace Kendall
Baldwin
Lawrence Daily Journal
Rhode Island Street
Henry and
Warren Streets
City of
F. D. Brooks
F. R. Learned
A. Storm
Abe
Weather Report
Daily Weather Report
Turniabed the Journal
F. B. Snow
Clondinesa
Eala
Olson Bros
Vend
England
Germany
Burnstton
Kirin
Luomas Studio
Schulz
Loomas Studio
Besa
I Express
Copenhagen
Rev. Wilber
Topeka
Wiedemann's
John Scheffer
Phone Bell
the Lawrence
P. Barber & Son
Wiedemann
Wilhite
Adams
Christian Church
Park
Far West
McCook Field
K. U
Haskell
Pal
Gertrude Mossles
Hannah Mitchell
H. M. Cole
Sheldon School of Correspondence Instruction
Gustafson
Hoadley
Webber
Elizabeth
Innes, Bullene
Panama
Loomas
Home Book Co
Les
C. P. Radcliff
Felix & Sons
Chris
Anneinger
Smith’s News Depot
Lawrence House
Prof. Bailey
University
Made In
New York
Enjamin
Fiedfoin Ins
Stevenson
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