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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
2
Local notes record visitors and gatherings in the area, including Mrs Gopgones visiting James, Jessie and others, and several trips to Kansas City and Topeka. Spouses, siblings, and relatives attend threshing, picnics, and family reunions around Waterville and Lawrence with multiple households mentioned.
Miss Mildred Strong has been ill for several days. Kansas City trip for Mrs. Charlie Young. Mr and Mrs Woolf visited J. M. Crowder and Mrs Colling. A. A. Green Sr and family plus the Greens and Phillips from Lawrence visited House family. Frank Toms and daughter visited Howard Erwin. Rain helped threshers but workers seek wheat as ground dries. Nunnenaker ill but visited for medicine. Dr J A Pierson called for veterinary chores. WPLA meeting planned county picnic. Rebecca picnic at Woodland Park attended by Van Neste. Chas Elliott of Peoria visiting Harry Bright family. F H Leonhard spent weekend with parents in Eudora. Len Shaw of Parkerville visited George Snow. Mildred Leonhard attended picnic by Myrtle Dolan for North Lawrence church class. Frank Johns family drove to Fairview and visited Koehler home. Bertha Knop planning sale August 11. Her son-in-law Frank Walters to farm land next year. Knop family moving to Lawrence. Margaret Stow new piano owner. Gladys Bright and Arthur Leonhard sick with stomach upset. ItaRuby Velma Harper enjoyed day.
Mrs. Krank Jahns and Ruth are mentioned in a fragmentary country scene involving the Godfrey girls with unclear context and details.
Miss Carrie Hunsinger is connected to events at the Leonhard home on Thursday afternoon as details unfold regarding the partial fragmentary report from the scene.
Report notes Mrs Sarah Toms and Mrs Lau attended a meeting last Thursday. The Young attended their Bussing home as part of the event connected with the Institute at Emporia.
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