Santa Claus Visits Lawrence Stores For Christmas Purchases
Santa Claus tours Lawrence to place Christmas orders with local firms, visiting Charlton & Orr for insurance, Bennett’s store for stoves, Atlas Building & Loan for savings, the Original Nickel theater for vaudeville, the Eldridge for meals, Pine & Son market, Wilder Brothers clothing, Kaw Kash clothing, P H Peirce music shop, Davies tailor, Shane photography, Newby repair, Hicks florist, and Peerless Cafe, securing gifts and services from each business.
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St. Nicholas
Welsels
Santa Chris
Pess
Hess
Claus
Dress
Starkweather’s
Santa
Sta Ather
Atlas Building & Loan
Santa Claus
Ile
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Lawrence
Santa Clus
Santa Clans
Atlas
Pine & Son
North
Kaw Kash
Bante Claus
Dittle Boxy
Newby
Hicks
A. Hicks
Elm Street
North Lawrence
Bell 397
Frank Kimball Dead In Los Angeles Foundry Pioneer
Frank Kimball died yesterday at his Los Angeles home. A Lawrence pioneer, he helped run Kimball Brothers Foundry here and had lived in Kansas since 1857. Born January 6 1823 in Mason Village New Hampshire, he trained as a carpenter before moving to Fitchburg Massachusetts and later to Kansas. Funeral plans were to be announced, remains to be brought to Lawrence.
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Connelly
S. Hosford Investment Co. Ag Suntan
Miliselis Street
Tie New
Enon
Suchus Lily
Vosfird Iivestment Company
Merehiuts Park
Santa Claus
Charlton & Orr
Santa
Fla
Latta
Kansas
J. W. Miller
Mr. Miller
Lawrener
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Wassie
Sta
Dey Gods
Tse
Fred Fein
Dolly
Jackson Block
Utt
Mr. Fein
North Pole
Ice Palace
Frank Kimball
Los Angeles
California
Kimball
Kimball Brothers
Mr. Kimball
Mason Village
Hillsboro County
N.hs
Fitchburg
Mass
Misal
Elizabeth Davis
Stoddard
Man
I Angeles
R. E. Melvin
Lawsuit Filed for Divorce In Douglas County
Garfield Mair filed for divorce from Lois Mair in Douglas County District Court on grounds of willful abandonment for over a year. Lois Mair must answer by January 21, 1908 or judgment will be entered. Clerk Henry Hirshner presides.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
State of Kansas
Lois Mair
Garfield Mair
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Attempted Hold Up Seized by a Youthful Girl
Last evening two Misses Surpluss were returning from church when a black man stepped out and grabbed one. She screamed and escaped, providing a fairly good description. Police anticipate capture as town endures rising holdups. officers will exercise extra vigilance.
Lawson Announces New Political Party Plan
Boston financier T W Lawson says he will launch a new political party with Theodore Roosevelt for president and Governor John A Johnson of Minnesota for vice president. The World will publish his formal announcement and cite no explicit acceptance from the candidates.
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Lawson
NEW Party
New York
T. W. Lawson
Boston
Roosevelt
White House
The
World Soon
Theodore Roosevelt
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Tree vandals injure forty oaks in Lawrence damage
In West Lawrence a vandal chopped gashes into forty trees, harming a valued beautifying asset of the town. The act is condemned as wanton and actionable, with calls to identify and punish the offenders to protect Lawrence’s trees.
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West Lawrence
Lawrence
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
F. H Bennett
Bennett
Santa Claug
Bennet
Kansas City
Santa’ Claus
Lance
Eldridge
L. F. Conklin
Conklin
Massachusetts
Big Reindeers
Wilder Bros
Cph
Wilder Brothers
Shirt Factory
J. J. Alea
Ben
Sante Claus
Saint Nicholas
Electric’ Light Company
North Pole Palace
Mr. Schultz
Santa Teft
Locust Street
Locust
C. W. Stephens
Schulte & Bitner
Ranner
Schultz & Ritner
West Street
Santa Claus Des Bees
Wevermiller
Victor Suspender Co
W. E. Spalding &Co
H. Peirce
Christos
P. H. Peirce
Mr. Peirce
North Pole Safe Deposit Bank
Davies
Juno Shane
June Shane
Peerless Cafe
Edison Phonograph
United State
Bell Brothers Piano Co
Henry Hirsher
Oder
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