Mrs J Holytfield and Miss Edith Wags in Budern Day Out
Mrs J Holytfield and Miss Edith Wags spent the day in Budern for an outing. Local residents noted their visit with interest and wished them well during a pleasant afternoon.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
3
Mrs J Holytfield and Miss Edith Wags spent the day in Budern for an outing. Local residents noted their visit with interest and wished them well during a pleasant afternoon.
A crowded list of social events unfolds in Douglas County reports. Mrs J M Wott hosts an informal dinner honoring Mr and Mrs O N Wetzel with guests including Flora Cooper and the Wotts and Wetzel families. Miss Margaret Kanaga hosts a Thimble party for Miss Gula Finch with Fern Cramer of Loveland. Mr Owen Carl and Mr Dorman O Leary host a late evening line party at the Bowerock after a performance. Mrs S R Holloway, Mrs A H Johns and families return from a four week camping trip on the Waki. Mrs Fay Rothrock gives a shower for Miss Mina Jones whose wedding to Clifford Day is near. The All Year Around Club meets with Mrs E L J Hess as guests call in, and a wedding announcement from GC S Vineh notes Gulu to wed Harry W Naramore of Detroit. Various meetings include the Woman's Missionary Society at Mrs Anna Rice’s home and Imperial Auction Club at Mrs George Ware’s Maine Street residence. A surprise party honors Mrs R P Washington in Winkewa before an Idaho Falls visit. Teachers club hosts a breakfast at Miss Brown and Miss Metcalf’s home. Birth announced for Randolph Cramer to Mr and Mrs Charles G Miller. LeLoup picnic outing prompts motor trips, and other social notes mention visitors and travel, including Kansas City trips and family plans.
S D Wearver mayor of Burlington John Redmone editor of the Burlington Republican L D Eppinger and G H H Wiebe paused in Lawrence this morning en route to Leavenworth to discuss county fair business in Burlington before returning home tonight I Owen C B A agent from Skidmore Mo visited Lawrence noting western Kansas farm lands and returning by Baldwin Will Chute of Kansas City spent the day with GC E Decker of Weaver's store photo by Thompson's Studio and visits with Miss Vera Hiddleston Mrs J C Scott and others at the C P A picnic in Eudora Miss Hiddleston to stay several days headquartering for baby photos at Thompson's Studio 625 Mass St Mrs W B Tucker of Duncan Okla visits friends including Miss Mable Richardson formerly I C A secretary now with U S Dept of Agriculture Okla headquarters for photos of babies at Thompson's Studio.
Mrs. R J Coleman hosted the F F A P Club Tuesday afternoon August 15. The gathering featured social time and refreshments. Guests included Mrs Duffree Mrs A Smith Mrs A D Pitcher Mrs A R Colman Mrs Fred Gregory Mrs David Williams Jennie Sowash and Miss Mary Ser The next meeting will be with Miss Mabelle Tucker
Mrs A D Pitcher and son Ever af left for Cleveland while Mrs Pepe and Mr R Colmen visit. Hamlin and George Stetin travel to Perry for a few days. John Jarrett Minnie Garrett Laura Claxton Florence Franklin guests. H C VanNeste AL Colona lose a finger joint in an accident. many neighbors host meals and visits across Burlingame Lawrence and nearby towns. Mrs Grace Ward to St Marys Hospital for appendicitis evaluation. typhoid concerns easing for Evie Haughn. school at Kanwaka set to begin September 4 with Miss Daniels as teacher. extended family gatherings and travels noted through the week.
A character named Uncle Eben bluntly notes that a man who becomes angry when he cannot have his own way will likely stay angry even after his plans fail to align with his calculations. The remark reflects a practical view of stubborn temperament.
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