Indications and Notices From Springfield Area News
Weather forecasts show fair tonight and Thursday with colder conditions tonight and a rising temperature Thursday. A 25 dollar reward offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those stealing hay from C P Barber’s farm near Siege City. inquiries at C P Barber & Son's Drug Store. Community notes include a successful revival meeting by L W Myers in Sev erance, Kansas and upcoming meetings in Chatopa, Kansas. Reports of Dr R D Mason suffering a stroke while traveling to Kansas City, with his wife and Miss Lena Badwey, a teacher, noting his serious condition. Baby Walter Moranville dies of pneumonia. funeral details to follow. Business items include Thompson’s Studio expressing New Year greetings, Raymond’s Drug Store marketing hot water bottles and syringes, Hurd’s writing papers, and local shop notices from Reed's Self Basting Roasters. Kennedy & Ernst advertise goods at 826 Mass street. Both phones 34L.
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C. P. Barber
Siegel
C. P. Barber & Son
DeMeri Dor Cream Offered by Wood ward & Co
Advertises DeMeri dor Cream by Wood ward and Co for 35 cents a large aluminum capped jar. Claims a grease free cold protection and pleasant odor for skin.
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Woodward & Co
First Real Meeting Discusses Historic Building Here
A Topeka area meeting held yesterday at the Elatiage Home addressed forming a permanent organization with Gen J N Roberts S N Simpson and Dr Strong appointed to prepare. The group eyed a hill building and hoped state funds plus local support would fund a historical society and a shared Topeka Lawrence project. Attendees included S N Simpson Paul R Brooks Col O E Learnard Mrs Paul R Brooks Gen J N Roberts Mrs Sarah Lyon Pinkston Miss Chloe Matteson. Prospects good for future organization.
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Wea
Elatiage
Mra. Pinkston
Cedar Point
E. F. Ware
Chloe Matteson
Kansas City
Kans
N. Simpson
Paul R. Brooks
J. N. Roberta
S. N. Simpson
Dr. Strong
State
Topeka
Historical Society
Lawrence
State University
Paul Jr. Brooks
Col
O. E. Learnard
J. N. Roberts
Sarah Lyon Pinkston
Pie Social Postponed at Belvoir Schoolhouse
The pie social at old Belvoir schoolhouse scheduled for Saturday night January 2 1909 has been postponed to January 9 1909. All are invited to attend. Includes notes on local sales and shop advertisements from 1909 such as diaries calendars and blank books from Home Book Co and various local merchants.
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Old Belvoir School
Jhouse
R. A. Postma
Home Book Co
Many Kansas City Visits Mark Busy Holiday Season
A list of residents and visitors includes Mrs. M. Millar and Mrs. Nellie G. Beatty in Kansas City, L. A. King bound for Denver, C. C. Hormaday returning from Topeka, and others traveling to Topeka Ottawa Belvoir and Madison to see relatives, attend events, or visit friends. Several plan trips to Oklahoma Nebraska and Wisconsin with Christmas greetings and social engagements noted.
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Wis
Charlie
Elmer Wise
Belvoir
Stella Baldridge
Ottawa
J. C. Jeffrey
Tonganosie
Lawrence
C. C. Seewir
Kansas City
Esther
Nell
Oklahoma
W. Wall
Lucy Riggs
McClung Ewart
Pearl Henderson
Ellis Mallam
T. B.linton
Texas
Morris
Genevieve
Marris
Beth Dunn
Raymond Schwegler
C. C. Shaler
Maud
Topeka
Blackmar
Bailey Nie
Lansing
Henry Hagmier
Bt. Joseph
Ed. Parsons
Nellie Olson
St. Louis
Tom Sweeney
Julius Marks
Merry Widow
J. T. Hornaday
Emporia
D. Miller
Denver
Col
Afrs
Isabel Clinger
Max Wilhelmi, Jr
Floyd Doubleday
Sol Marks
Misa Adele Marks
Alrs
Samek
Sam Marks
Myrtle Shane
Watertown
Dakota
Lulu Glasby
Elizabeth Glasby
HL. Wheeler
A. W. Ellis
II Bryde
John and
Phil, Jri
Kans
Lucile
Gladys Mee
Helen McCarthy
May Meeting Planned by State Sunday School Association
The State Sunday School association executive committee met in Topeka to discuss the convention set for May 4 5 and 6 in Topeka. Rev Stauffer is a board member and efforts are under way to secure Rev F B Meyers president of the World's Sunday School association and a leading London minister. About 2000 Sunday school workers are expected to attend.
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State Sunday School Association
Topeka
Stauffer
F. B. Meyers
World’s Sunday School Association
London
Police Court Guilty Plea Fined After Slap Incident
Scott Fearing pleaded guilty in police court this morning for slapping a colored woman, fined five dollars and costs. Officer Schultz was called to 134 Connecticut Street this afternoon to shoot meat for New Year dinner, cream from Wiedemann's.
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Scott Fearing
Schultz
Connecticut Street
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Chicago
Die
University of Kansas
L. W. Myers
Severance
Mr. Myers
Chatopa
BR. D. Mason
Gillette
Straiton’a
Kansas
D. Mason
Endora
Walter
Z. Moranville
Thompson
Mass
Hurd
Wume Geek Co
Lev F. H. Bennett
Reed
Kennedy & Ernst
Street
Oadley
LaFayette
Gress
Wyercine
le Fayette
University Book Store
St, Lawrence, Kans
Eriksen
Kansas City and Kansas Southwestern Railway Company
W. Laming
C. &. Dudley
Wyendotte
Leavenworth
Jefferson
Douglas
Shawnee
Franklin
Anderson
Allen
Neosho
Wilson
Labette
Montgomery
A. Monroe
Chas. Starkweather
Commercial Club
Nolice
Douglas County
Wiedemann’s
Raymond's Drug Store
W. B. Dorward
Straffon’s
Squires
Boyles
Boughton’s
Childrens Coats
Womens Coats
A.d.weaver
Wiedenann’s
United Brothers of the North Side
Stevenson’s Book Store
Innes Suit Room
Coats
Will Bruener
Abilene
H. F. Zwick and
Rev
B. Meyers
Watkins
Watkins National Bank
R. C. Glass
Locust Street
Mr. Engle
A. G. Weidman
C. L. Lincoln
Elm Street
Cresm
Wiedemann's
Jan. I
Wilsell
Bergman
McKinley Music
Con Squires
Olson Bros. Sanitary Plumbers
Bell Phone
Pantatorium
St. Bell
Home
Stratfon’a
NEW Year Post Corps
Our Place
F. J. Boyles
Mass. Street
Victor Talking Machines
Btraffon's
Straffon
Cloihen
U. K
Hume
Bowersock
Wm. P. Cullen
Pixley and Luders
BURGO
Harry Hermsen
Burgomaster
Ruth White
Willis and Company
Packard
Brande
YOUNG
Massachusetts Street
Fraternal Aid Association