Shoe firm reshuffle in Lawrence as stock sold for remodel
The Howe Shoe company buys Ballese Shoes stock to remodel the store in Lawrence. Charles Starkweather joins the new firm and invites friends to visit the new establishment. Harbert Bullene retires from Bullene Shoe Co. I L Mossley to run stock sale to clear out inventory before reopening with new stock. Also, La Fiesta de Sam Xavier at the opera houses drew strong attendance and praise for performers.
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Cocopony
Arashe
Weathers
Howe’ Shos Company
Omaha
Ballese Shos
Bmr
Charles Starkweather
Lawrence
Bellene Shoe Company
Will
Starkweather
Harbert Bullans
Bullene Shoe Co
Grm
Bullene
Itiata
Bullane
Howe Shoa Company
I. L. Mossley
Mossler
Sam Xavier
To- Feka
Manley
Howe Shoe Company
Atlas
Snow
Calvin M. Woodward
Washington University
St. Louis
Fowler Shop
Charles Chadwick
W. K. Palmer
Topeka
Santa Fe
L. E. Sayre
F. W. Blackmar
Lansing
State Penitentiary
Blackmar
Severty
Lichtenwalter Recital Shines At New Bidgidge Benefit
A New Bidgidge audience praised Miss Geneve Lichtenwalter as pianist lecturer for a program that showcased Chawinade Autumn Chopin and Rubenstein pieces. Edith Hayes sung, Virginia McCrory played violin, and the event raised nearly 30 dollars for the public school picture fund.
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Geneve Lichtenwalter
Coscett
Rubenstein
Miss Lichtenwalter
Edith Hayes
Virginia McCrory
Ventura Club
Public School Picture Fund
Lichtenwalter
Infant John Henry Deering Jr dies in Lawrence
John Henry Deering Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs J H Deering dies Sunday afternoon in St Joseph Missouri after a two week illness. Funeral held at Fire Baptist church with Geo D Rogers officiating and burial in Oak Hill cemetery. The Deerings will stay in Lawrence a few days before returning to St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Deering, Jr
J. H. Deering
St Joseph
Fire Baptist
Ray
Geo. D. Rogers
Dora
Oak Hill Cemetery
St Joseph, Mo
Bowling Prize Results and University News Plague
The piece reviews M A A bowling results with leaders and records, notes a city baseball team meeting, and reports Kansas University events. It lists top averages, scores, and pins while detailing faculty counts, a dedication plan, and May day pole preparations.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Belts for Sale and Local News from the Period
Belts offered in both fancy and plain leather styles with values noted. Mrs Annette Sullivan travels to Louisville Kansas for funeral services of her brother Wm H Sullivan killed in the May 24 1899 battle of San Fernando. Wm Sullivan served in Company A Twentieth Kansas and his body arrived from the Philippines. Dr Sellards treated Mr Desherr after a horse incident in Sunnyside district. injuries include broken ribs and fangs penetrating. Hughes boy returns home after running away. funds were sent and borrowed before returning. Funeral services for Mrs J E Baldwin held at 4 30 pm from the Christian church with Rev J P Lucas officiating. interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Annette Sullivan
Louisville
Kan
Wm. H Sullivans
San Fernando
Wm. Sullivan
Twentieth
Kansas
Philippines
J. E. Baldwin
Christian Church
J.P. Lucas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Douglas County Horticultural
D . Ciety
Williston
Macomb
Osgood Coleman
Wo. Brown
Michel
G.W. Mattet
Forrest Savage
Parker Earl
FF. Smith
Capes
Smith
E. A. Colemans
G. W. Maflet
Michigan
B .F. Smith
Alphonse Bouvier
I i
Florence Vaughn
Madam Crazy
South Pacific Islands
East Indies
Mra. Williston
Samuel Reynolds
Hicks Visit Waitsburg Visitors Recall Quantrell Raid
Mr and Mrs Hicks of Waitsburg Washington plan a Friday and Saturday visit to Mr H L Raymond and family. They were in Lawrence during the Quantrell raid and she once ran a boarding house where the M A A club house stands known as Auntie Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Hicks
Waitsburg
Washington
Lawrence
Cross Cultural Etiquette Between Cubans and Americans
A discussion of greetings and gender roles in Cuban and American social life. It compares how men and women initiate contact in streets and receptions, the memory of faces, and the shifting responsibility for recognizing hosts in public settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Mathem
Prado
Antay
Ramelength
Aly
Atatas
New Union Pacific tourist car daily at aeas a.m. for Portland
Union Pacific offers new tourist car service with modern conveniences at about a third the cost of regular travel. Berths are conserved free of charge and service remains similar. Wilder Bros advertises surplus hose in various sizes at reduced prices.
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Union Pacific
Portland
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Payi
Atlas Building & Loan Association
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Wheeler
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A. E. Huddleston
California
Prof. Samuels
Eldridge Hense
Algo Fennel
Wilder Bros
Smith's Sons Depot
Journal Hall
Journal Office
Smith's News Depot
Sien Qo
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Warren Street
C. L. Edwards
Harry Dick
Gasolisa Aagene
W. W. Cocking
WBW
Mass. St
Mass
J. H. Shimmons
R. E. Protsch
Wright & Hill
Wilson & Krause
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Hester
Laurence
Sfevenson
G. C. Wolf
Tee Vermont Bt
Alex
B. Rutter
Eae Wrest
Wind & Zondler
Tel
Mise Mitchol
Misa Boulton
Mhilar
Ety Maas
Bireet
Optician
Araduad
Pilanlogy
Social Happerings
Margaret Menet
J. C. Horton
Chadwick
Adah Kunkel
Campbell
E. J. Leland
City
Ralph McKinnin
Kansas City Times
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Missouri
Arkansas
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Junction City
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L. H. Cass
Co Feyville
Ida Smith
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Louise Moore
Charlotte Cutter
Vinland
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Ottawa
Frank March
Scott
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Bradley
Court of Appeals
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Toronto
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Ural Mountains
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Unitarian Church
F. M. Bennett
Odd Fellows and the Bar Association
Judge Chadwick
Odd Fellows
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National Life of
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R. T. Snediker
John D. Knox
Kansas Children's Home Society
Smith’s News Depot
Eatlmates
Rowlands & Hall
Meller
University Book Store
M, Gibb
Innes
Jinnes, Nace , Hackman
M.A. A
Pendleton
al Bromelsick
Kansas University
the Hughes
S Com
Theodore Lutz
Poshler Mercantile Company
Eudora
Wim W. Cocking, Jr
South Tenpense Street
E. M. Wiese
Central Hotel
Yowns
Zooo
Leader
Lucas
New Eldridge House
Shaw
Que Lawrence
Mr. W. T. Sinclair
Havana
Bhall
Vreaend Costema
Boston
Masmachusetts Street
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