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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
5
Mrs Dick Murphy hosted a miscellaneous shower for Anna Swig Bearded de Salina on family visit in Topeka. Guests included Mrs J F Bidinger Mrs Roy Deskin Mrs Mike Murphy and others sharing ice cream and cake. Funeral of Mrs Francis Lavin of Stull held in Topeka with floral tributes. she left husband and family.
Mrs. Timberlake of Lansing stayed Thursday to Monday with her son G. B. Parks and family. Alice Perkins visited Mrs. Gus Brune and family. Frred Lewis and family and Frances Lewis with Fred Lawson and Cora Lewis joined Frank Vance North of Topeka for a Sunday gathering. Mr and Mrs Frank Dodds, Mr and Mrs Plank, and Mr and Mrs G Parks attended a Sunday picnic. Owen Mitchell hauled potatoes for George Lengenderfer. Mrs Bert Perkins visited her mother north of Lawrence. Dave Horkman and Linn Gourtney of Lawrence spent Sunday evening with George Emmitt. George Daniels and son Roy of Iola stayed with his sister and family, Mr and Mrs George Lewis. Marguerite Bower visited Tuesday. Plank and Dodds of Lawrence and Parks joined a Sunday picnic in Owen Mitchells timber with Lewis family.
For sale a modern rooming house near the high school and university in an excellent location for rooming house use. Priced at 182000. Contact phone 1383 Blue. Also for sale an Edison phonograph with records. One reel of records and a light red LH1 model. Immediate sale desired.
A Burlington reader recounts relief from severe monthly cycles after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter cites long, painful periods and repeated visits to doctors, praising the remedy for restoring regularity and easing symptoms. It urges others with irregularities, nervous symptoms, headaches, back pain, or melancholia to start the treatment.
Mr and Mrs El mer Logan of Baldwin and Mr and Mrs Frank Lee of Topeka visited with local families while Mrs David McCreath returned from Emporia summer school. Miss Marian Taylor of Tennessee stayed with the Bowers, and Lawrence residents called on Gentrys and Wilsons. A thirteenth birthday party for Josephine Gentry was hosted by Mrs Gentry, as others called on area families including the Taylors, Harrisons, and Emmitts.
Howard and family with Rev. Chisolm Rev. Stevenson of Topeka and Charley Lewis of Lecompton called at the Fred Lewis home Saturday afternoon.
James Dwyer marketed real calves Tuesday as the township board met. Miss Altha Guthrie of Lawrence spent Tuesday with Miss Anna Taylor. C B Cook returned to Kansas Monday. Eva Graham came home from Emporia Monday. Mr and Mrs Will Kahn returned to Emporia Wednesday after a short visit with the Kahn family. Dehoff finished threshing for Graham Tuesday then moved to his farm to thresh oats. Fred Kelsall of Topeka is home on a two week vacation. Large crowd attended the Karl Todd sale Saturday. The Auli Society realized about $60. Mrs Elliott has returned to Kansas City after a visit with Mrs C H Dimmick. The S Kelsatts and H E Miller families will camp at Shrine Park in Leavenworth around the 18th. Bertha Halsted left Monday for an extended visit with friends in Minneapolis. Rev E Tillotson and wife enjoy their new car. Mary Katherine Barnhart re c
A fragment describes a woman turning Sunday after a visit with her uncle near Leavenworth and mentions Miss Lucile Lowe visiting her aunt near Coffeyville. The text preserves place names and personal relations but lacks a full narrative or dates.
James H. Allen of Rochester declares a homegrown remedy ALLENHY banishes rheumatic pains by dissolving uric acid deposits. He claims early trials cured sufferers and offers a money back guarantee if the first pint does not lead to recovery, with the Round Corner Drug Company as supplier.
Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas hears the final settlement of AL Siler estate with executor Gen A Siler. Creditors and heirs are notified the report of administration was filed and final settlement is set for September 13 1988 before the court to determine heirs and distribution.
Notice issued after a January 13 1920s District Court judgment, Sheriff John Doe will sell Lot Eight in Block Six and Lot Eleven in Block Fourteen University Place Lawrence to satisfy the judgment. Also includes an ordinance about special assessments for paving in Lawrence with numerous lot listings and tax figures.
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