PURELY PERSONAL notes of local movements and visits
George Howell left for Guiley Col after visiting relatives. R P Alley, street car superintendent, left for Dayton Ohio. Miss Florence Ballard left for the East after a stay with Mrs C W Murphy. Mr and Mrs Peter Emery were in Kansas City yesterday. Miss Bertha Kilworth returned from Lyons Kansas. Mrs W R Stubbs at Mulvane Kans returned to Topeka. Lenore Stubbs Paul and Roscoe Stubbs returned to Topeka after holidays. Miss Marie Lagerstrom to visit friends here. Mr and Mrs Frank Peake and family left for California for Mrs Peairs health. Roy Mundy visiting Linwood left for Granger Wyoming. Miss Lillian Bryant returned to Kansas City after brief visit with Miss Eunice Manter. Mr and Mrs George Barton and son of Michigan City Ind are visiting Ad Manter.
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George Howell
Guiley
Col
R. P. Alley
Dayton
Ohio
Florence Ballard
C. W. Murphy
Peter Emery
Kansas City
Bertha Kilworth
Lyons
Kansas
W. R. Stubbs
Mulvane
Kans
Topeka
Lenore Stubbs
Paul
Roscoe Stubbs
Marie Lagerstrom
Frank Peake
California
Peairs
Roy Mundy
Linwood
Granger
Wyoming
Lillian Bryant
Eunice Manter
George Barton
Michigan City
Ind
Ad, Manter
Concert Tomorrow Night at Unitarian Church
American Music Society offers a free evening in the Unitarian church featuring a formal concert with Prof. Preyer's new Sonata, Kroeger song by Prof. Shr bach, Gertrude Messler narration, and Maude Cooks on organ. Also notes several help-wanted, lost dog, and housing ads with local contact details.
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American Music Society
Unitarian Church
Unitarian
Society Notes Highlight Fraternity Events and Local Weddings
In Society notes Claudia Pendleton hosts a bridge gathering for Miss Aileen Weaver. Phi Delta Theta plans a January 14 party at Fraternal Aid Hall, while Beta events continue weekly. A medical wedding of Henry Reyer Jr. and urns Wilson took place with pastor Wolfe officiating. Mr Reyer, a Lawrence native, returns home with Mrs Reyer. Additional items mention a rumor about a Lawrence figure and social outings by Frank Mortimer Halliday and others. Funeral notices for Mrs Yeager and Patrick Grill are listed with service details. Bayles offers goods for the new year.
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Phi Delt Theta Fraternity
Henry Reyer, Jr
Rummage sale aids Lawrence workers in need
The Salvation Army announces a rummage sale at 9 E Henry Street on Friday and Saturday January 14 and 15. Good clothing and shoes for men women and children will be sold at nominal prices to working people. The sale supports relief work and will not affect free distribution to the worthy poor. In the last two weeks the Army supplied 38 needy families with clothed garments and 200 garments were given to children at the Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Henry Street
Lawrence
School Entertainment At Fairview Serigl House
An entertainment and oyster supper will be held at the Fairview serigl house Friday evening. All residents are invited to attend.
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Fairview Serigl House
Sugar cured hams with spices from Raymond's Cruz store
Receipt shows sugar cured hams and chemises from Raymond's Cruz store offered for sale. Items taste good and price is the asking amount.
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Raymond's
Cruz
Rehearsals for Ysbrand Open With Book Soon for Sale
Rehearsals for Dr van Eeden s play Ysbrand to be performed at the Opera House here on January 15 are underway. A frame portrait of van Eeden and cast is to be issued. the frontispiece of the book will feature a splendid likeness. Sleighing remains excellent in Lawrence due to recent snow and ice. Mrs Martha Saunders wife of Henry Saunders died at home last night at 9 30 from paralysis.
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Dr. van Eeden
Ysbrand
Opera
Journal Office
Lawrence
Icomfort
Martha Saunders
Henry Saunders
Death of Mrs Hill in Haskell
Mrs Ea Wall, among the city’s oldest residents, died today at Simmons Hospital after being a patient since June. She was the widow of He Hill, longtime partner in the Hill and Mendenhall furniture firm. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Old fashioned Hourbound Drops advertised at McCulloch's Drug Store. Gorsuch Bros K U Pantatorium offers cleaning and repair services with a January to June special.
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Haskell
Ea Wall
Simmons Hospital
Hill
He Hill
Hill and Mendenhall
Gorsuch Bros. K. U
Pantatorium
Markets by Wire Grain and livestock prices listed
Kansas City and Chicago market notes show wheat ranges from 1.07 to 1.34 per bushel with May July and cash quotes, corn around 67 to 75 cents, oats near 41 to 45 cents, rye about 70 to 73 cents, and livestock receipts totaling 6,000 cattle and 6,060 hogs with hogs trading around 8.40 to 8.60 and cattle from 2.20 to 7.90 per hundredweight. Bulls, calves, and stockers mentioned. Chicago reports wheat 1.33 to 1.34, corn 67 to 75 cents, oats 41 to 46 cents, pork around 21.80 to 21.95, lard 12.60 to 12.07, beef prices varying with receipts 15,000 cattle and 25,000 hogs.
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Chicago
Episcopal Anniversary Services In Lawrence Next Week
Trinity Episcopal Church prepares to mark the fiftieth anniversary of its founding in Lawrence with services led by Bishop Mills paugh of Topeka and the Rev. Mr. White of Kar City, plus Rev. T. E. Baxter of the church. A reception follows for founders and friends. the building dates to 183, spearheaded by Samuel Reynolds in South Lawrence.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Millspaugh
Topeka
Mr. White
Kar Ciy
TE. Baxter
Os Dia
Samuel Reynelds
South Lawrence
Tripal
New Superintendent Appointment Hinted At Chiskell Institute
The article notes the impending selection of a new superintendent at Chiskell Institute, with no official announcement yet. Expected candidates include several serving officials, and the choice may be announced soon, possibly by February.
Journalist leader Sadie Mossler speaks to class
City Editor Sadie L Mossler of Journal gave an informal talk to a journalism class at the University this morning about newspaper work as experience. The talk was casual and informative.
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Sadie L
Mossler
City
Journal
Thy Rournat
Thiis
Red Men Take Notice of Installations Thursday
The Red Men announce the installation of officers at the Tied Men s lodge this Thursday following the business meeting. Afterward refreshments will be served and members are urged to attend.
New s Post Cards One Cent Each and IP
Post cards advertised at one cent each with large lines for prices and information. The notice highlights bulk rates and availability for mailing purposes, targeting collectors and businesses seeking bulk purchases.
Lands for farms in Colorado seeking homesteaders
Sunny Colorado offers free government land and irrigation assured plots for homesteaders. Various tracts near Ft Morgan and Schigul are described with prices from 60 to 144 per acre and include water rights, buildings, and improvements. W. M. Smith, real estate broker, Morgan and Wiggins, Colorado, invites inquiries and further descriptions.
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Colorado
Sigat
Ft Morgan
Alful Ty
Stuntion
Schigul
Sehood
Platte River
Iku
Wv. M. Smith
Morgan, Co. Wiggins
Colo
New Blue Jewelry Promotes Gem Set Accessories
An era of blue jewel tones dominates fashion with sapphires turquoises and aquamarines in pendants necklaces and brooches. Gold and silver settings showcase stones in versatile styles though care and water exposure affect color. Consumers seek bold jewelry that complements shirts waists and belts, with emphasis on eye color and understated elegance.
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Pin Dazali
Charity Aroused By Publication Of North Lawrence Case
The article notes a surge of charity in North Lawrence following a journal report on a poor family living in a shack under dire conditions. It condemns those who hoard wealth while the needy suffer, and urges the public to aid heirs in need. Winter supplies like vaselines and Borealine are promoted by Woodward & Co. as effective skin remedies.
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North Lawrence
Northwrenen
Ana Cluthise Ta
Woodward & Co
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Avith
Jack
Rewari
Geo. F. Leonard
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Bell Phate
Fox
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Claudia Pendleton
Aileen Weaver
Jeromie
S. A
Renee Young
Frank Mortimer Halliday
al. Giracher
Ins Marawita
May, Holliday
Miss May Morse
Vie Modern Liseilie
Elith
Will
Tomorte
A. Young
Janey Mth
Amy
Bayles
Ai Perkins Co
Xktur
University of Kansas
Hagsueter
Uwildity
Chou Jzosba
Spot
Cash Grocery
Chas. McCurdy, Mgr
Lawence
Nadan Pee
Peoples State Bank
Artest
W. Bromelsick
T. J. Sweener
Stubbs
N. Lewis
Spalding
Jacob Radsky
Cnrreet
E. J. Hilkey
Cashier
Hupp Auto
Matic Fast
Martin
Cnet
Bell
McCulloch’s Drug Store
Haske!l
Pestis
Baal
Tower
Servier
Peaies
Waskell
Faxon-Newman
Messaline
Maine
Raymond Star
Wiedemann
Rexall
Colloch
Voor Gil
Sroth’s
Benny Ledy
Shawna Aioat
Dvne
Raymond
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