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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1909
Page
4
Kansas forecast shows fair tonight and Wednesday with rising temperatures. University weather report noted. Medical ad lists W. Jones specializing in stomach, surgery and gynecology at 1201 Ohio Street Suite No 1, Building IF A. Telephones Bell and Home No 25.
Real estate transfers list warranty deeds involving multiple buyers and parcels in Lawrence and nearby areas, including Cora F Bangs admr to Betsey A Tisdale and others. Also notes bond for deed transfer, a local candy ad, paid up course sale in progress, a card of thanks, and listings of local events and a poem promotion.
Chicago Tribune notes Harold Henry’s return recital shows growth in technic and style, placing him among city’s best. Program includes Rameau and MacDowell arrangement, Schubert, Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin, Reger, Moszkowski, Dolmanvi, Tausig. Observes broader musical understanding and vigor. Also mentions a probate guardian appointment for J G Gehrle and assorted local notices.
Purely personal items list individuals visiting or traveling to Kansas City. Names include Miss Marie Sinclair and Mrs J Eriksen returning home from visits, Mr William Bates from Columbus visiting his daughter, John J Bunce moving to a farm near Trevis Shawnee County, and R B Mustard and wife arriving for Bliss Elizabeth Mustard and Hugh Woodburn's wedding at the bride's uncle’s home with plans to settle in Lawrence.
Richard Griffith formerly of Lawrence now living in Kansas City Kansas was the victim of an assault Saturday evening. He was found on his porch insensible with a badly bruised head. His overcoat was missing but the money he carried remained.
A local report states I B Woodward went after an Indian equestrian ban suspect this morning to bring him home. Authorities described the pursuit as swift and focused, with Woodward coordinating with local officials to locate the individual. The incident remained under investigation with details limited.
A committee overseeing the Laming franchise will present its report later this week with council next week. Changes include allowing interurban stops on any street and routing the line on New Jersey street instead of New York. Approval seems unlikely without Mr. Laming posting $5,000, currently he has posted $1,000 in cash.
The College Chaperones a light opera with a college plot comes to the Bowersock Opera House Friday evening February 19. The company is described as the town’s best looking most capable. Prices are 25e 35c and 50e.
Rubbers and over shoes of all kinds set the stage for Faxon Newman’s Coming Thro the Rye at Lawrence. The show drew a fairly large crowd with clever scenic effects and beautiful costumes though the songs escaped catchiness and replay value. The audience reacted to a memorable pitty-pst chorus, while the plot remained elusive, a true musical comedy with limited staying power.
In district court Pembroke and Filkin cases proceed, Simmerock and Smith suits dismissed for want of prosecution, Lemon v Kemp continues, Churchill v Kellogg quiets title for plaintiff, Lizzie Read vs Wilhelmi for real estate remains. A meeting at Clearfield discusses rock road bills and opposition to road bond tax strain, endorsing Hesper resolutions.
Residents on South Connecticut street petition for renaming the street Indian Avenue to show it leads to Haskell Institute. The council previously rejected a name change. locals now seek a new name supported by Mr and Mrs Wm J Davis who favor Phoenix climate.
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