Visit Notes From Town Highlights Local Travel
Mr. Herman Ackerman of Marysville Kansas is in Lawrence today. Mrs. Harry Green spent last evening in Clinton and returned this morning, reflecting routine local travel and social visits.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
8
Mr. Herman Ackerman of Marysville Kansas is in Lawrence today. Mrs. Harry Green spent last evening in Clinton and returned this morning, reflecting routine local travel and social visits.
Market reports from Kansas City and Chicago include cattle hogs and wheat prices with receipts and closing figures. Also listed are bids for fire hose purchases in Lawrence, a death notice for Mrs Mary Hill and local notices plus health tips on treating cuts.
Missouri Tigers upend Kansas Jayhawkers 26 to 70 at Robinson Gym. Captain Fred Williams shines with fourteen made free throws and a key early lead. Kansas fouls mount as Laslett and Nelson guard the court while Uhrlaub, Rudolph Uhrlaub and Rauder rotate in. The result leaves the Missouri team atop a muddled Missouri Valley standings with Nebraska and Kansas yet to fully prove strength.
A compact note describes window displays highlighting bargain ware and a focus on JAEDICKE HARDWARE. Local shop signs invite customers to inspect stock and compare prices.
Preaching at the Church of Christ in Vinland will be held Sunday morning and evening with a special subject for the evening service. Public invited. Squires Studio photo supplies finishing work noted in the text.
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