Announcement: Salvage Store Collects Papers and Items
The Salvage Store will collect papers clothing and titles on Thursday and in one week. Call 491 or yo. The sick quilt will be awinrdel three day afternoon at OW blocks.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
5
The Salvage Store will collect papers clothing and titles on Thursday and in one week. Call 491 or yo. The sick quilt will be awinrdel three day afternoon at OW blocks.
Early this year as early as February we made extensive purchases of furs at prices below tadsy and in qualities hard to find. Come in and look them over. Coats of Hudson seal marmot foxes and many other fur items marked in plain figures at a reasonable profit above cost.
Mrs. Fred Doane hosted the Birthday Club at Sug Rhode Island Street with bridge and a cap course luncheon. Nancy Longtnecker just returned from Chicago while Mr. Longanecker visited Tetoskes on Lake Michigan. Dancing for Miss Mildred sreditry honored Miss Seymour Cantry and Miss Tut Carter-Stubeck announced marriage news. Carrie L. Moore and Alfred J. Leeman wed August 27 at Topeka, Bailey. Hortense Cully and Reginald King Bailey married August 17 in Modoc Kansas. Miss Dunnett and Rev Newton Cone wed today in Kansas City. Cone serves with the 38th Division. Watermelon feed at Topeka. 67 melons weighed 2500 pounds. A park pavilion dance drew many Lawrence residents despite clouds.
The Midland Rural Club gathered August 21 with Mrs. Carl Bruckmiller. roll call covered Panama. Mrs Shulty read on canal construction and canal zone conditions. Guests included Miss Bryant of Versailles Kentucky. Upcoming: September 3 meeting with Mr. Cannary and Hawaii roll call. August 29 picnic at Garvin Canyon. W R C carries notes. next meeting Sept 5. Kappa Sigma Dance planned at chapter house Saturday evening. Miss Talbert to entertain Miss Hunzicker. Elm Hunzicker wedding approaching with Howard McConnell. Branham’s opens tomorrow, a new ready-to-wear and millinery store on Main Street.
Lawrence daily notes list residents visiting and traveling from Topeka Kansas City Tur ingame Lathrop and Tulsa. Coroner MacMurray returns from New York Niagara Falls while others attend family reunions and visit relatives in Bronson Davenport and Oklahoma.
The document outlines enrollment days from September 1 to 6 for sophomores freshmen and seniors with credit ranges and reporting guidance. It notes a required transcript of credits, summer work exams on Friday the 3rd, and a Sept 2 deadline to apply. A Copenhagen police policy states intoxicated persons are taken home with cab fare charged to the serving establishment.
An old advertisement touts a freckle removal remedy with a money back guarantee. It targets Miss Freckleface and promises clear complexion if freckles are removed, offering a “double strength” product and a free trial with no cost if ineffective.
Arabella the pet spider crab was discovered behind a dresser two weeks after going missing. Found on a riverbank, she had nearly died from thirst while her two rooming-house discoverers kept her in a tin pan. The narrative blends odd housing details with an odd care story and distant notes on other topics.
Mrs J R Stockwell arrived back this morning after a visit to Nortonville Kansas.
Eli Wilson & Co reports a buoyant supply of blue plums with a short season. Grocers statewide note steady demand and prices may vary by market. Industry buyers expect limited availability as shipments begin and peak quickly.
Miss Mabel Cat Ing travels to Grona for a visit reportedly continuing through early week. The brief notice notes a social visit between local acquaintances and a Kansas stopover.
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