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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
2
Police early today detained two young men who were carrying expensive grips and tools. They claimed the items were bought in a small town in Kansas or Missouri but could not recall which. One man, a carpenter, showed a chisel without a handle and a screwdriver to police. They were released from town after questioning.
Herman Brokman’s repaired car is ready for use. Lowie Miller works for Mrs Aug. Walter and family, Geo Hildenbrand and Son, and Henry Bahnmaier traveled to Oklahoma after their nephew, son of Mrs. Jake Eberhart, drowned. Mrs. Eberhart’s mother was visiting in Kansas with relatives and faced difficulties locating her. Mrs. L. Lawson and Muahbel visited Lawrence with Mrs. Lawson’s sister Mrs. A. Weider and family. Mrs. Weider plans to travel to California to visit daughter Mrs. Frank Rich and family. Mrs. Will Murphy spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ben Kloge while Mr. Murphy helped with hay. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson Jr. and family visited Geo. Anderson Sr. last Tuesday. Je-W. Gress and son Roy called in the Eudora area last Saturday. Mrs. O. A. Bidinger visited Mrs. Lillie Boehringer and Pearl Tuesday evening. S. Bucheim and children Mae, Jonnie and Ted were in Lawrence last Saturday. Ruby Boehringer is spending time there.
A long list of visits and social calls across Stull and nearby towns details Mrs. Hartman and relatives, the Wulfkuhle family, the Brass and Hobbsomme households, and many others. Warren and Lawrence travelers are noted, with hay hauling, threshing cooks, and a Presbyterian Ladies Food Sale upcoming at McCulloch's Drug Store.
In Lawrence, Kansas, the board of county commissioners acted as canvassers to verify primary votes. figures to be official. A businessman backs Fraternal Aid Union joining the National Guard. government instruments and uniforms inspire unit morale. Newspapers debate the soldier bonus ahead of fall votes. Grab sale at Woolworth’s Saturday at 4 p.m.
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