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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
4
For Rent and For Sale notice mentions room and board signs and components. All signs on the west fence of Driving Park must be removed or charged for space as Johnson Spots asserts control for advertising. Cooking applies 35c per barrel. Sweet cider offered ace per gallon delivered citywide by Phillips Feast Farm, tel 528 Green.
Property deeds show transfers by Mund Shoster widow heir of James Bruce Shearer to W T Sinclair for lots 1 19 23 at Watout river valued at 475 dollars. Other transfers include Henry Collins and wife to George Gib ooos 250 dollars. Hugh Blair and wife to Jobo Fesought of Na 4 etc valued at 1436 dollars. Also notices urging Christmas book purchases and coal deliveries with local dealers advertised. Ping-pong table teams offered by Smiths News depot. telephone contact 87.
Meyer arch Chapter Wol. 4 elected officers at last night's meeting. F P Smith high priest J A Spaulding king W L Bullese scribe Dr F D Morse captain of history W H Eastmags royal arch captain K B Allen principal cnejoorner W F March treasurer D L Rowlands secretary L E Mases master first veil H T Jones master second veil S A Wood master third veil H B Richards ryler. After installation by W F Marph, state officer.
Lawreecs Masters Betara and companions including A D Weaver, A Beromoisich, George Morrow of Topeka, Will Ballese, and H B Bailena returned to Lawrence after a bootleg trip begun at Harmony Post sixty five miles southeast of Newkirk Oklahoma. They traveled with three teams, a guide, cook and bustier. Weather was mostly calm. the party reports peckris chickens quail and squirrel as part of the journey.
The Journal bindery offers to par a good gover on your magazines and preserve them easily with light costs and varied coverings. Telephone coverage to the office will bring someone to your house. Lawrence will have shows this week including The Penitent Tuesday night Way Down East Friday night and Gordons Shay company in grand opera Saturday night.
Mrs. Ed Murtledale hosts dinner for the Henleys before their San Antonio departure. A string of social visits, class parties, card events, and music notes follow, including Miss Stella Robbins leaving for New York to study, and the Kanas City and Topeka trips of several residents. The Poultry Show opens next Wednesday with entry details and fees. Mrs. Minerva Monk dies at 72. Hilltop fire at Mr Alfred Whitman’s home. Plymouth Church daughters plan a charity supper at 5:30 Saturday selling 25 cent items.
Fragmented notices mention insurance adjustment for a November 27 loss, a debtor warning to Mattia Muzzy, various craft and sale items, Christmas goods, fruit farm offerings, and help wanted for animal care and alterations. Names include E L Chariton B J Carl Rost Muzzy Witter and Geo Barker.
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