Event edition of Yebrand at the Opera House on sale
The event edition of Yebrand is at the Opera House and now on sale at stores and Woodward's with price details available.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
4
The event edition of Yebrand is at the Opera House and now on sale at stores and Woodward's with price details available.
An audience filled the auditorium of the First M. E. Church for addresses by leaves from the Rinchester convention. Speakers included Dr I E Wolfe C Mayer Miss Addie and William Caldwell. Four thousand students from nearly every state attended the gathering.
Kansas weather forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. University of Kansas daily report notes thermometer readings around 40 degrees, humidity and cloudiness data, and light winds from the southwest. Rain measurements and detailed mile-by-mile observations are incomplete in the readable text.
Two women Anna Love and Zoe Hamilton were brought to police court this morning charged with running disorderly houses. Love pleads not guilty and will be tried Wednesday at Bridge and Locust streets. Hamilton pleads guilty and will be tried later for conduct at West Line. Ady pleaded guilty, fined 10, costs total 1. Public sale Thursday at 1:10 p.m. near Lawrence features horses, mules, Berkshire pigs, Wyandotte chickens, hay, and farm tools. Sale terms include 12 months at 6 percent with 2 percent discount for cash. Leslie Smith, humans society meeting tonight at 7:45 in Fraternal Hall Room 28. Seismograph to be installed at K U next week in Germany. Shoes repaired at Newbys. Tyson of Las Animas and Grant township residents hear about a combination public sale next Wednesday at the old Barney farm north of town. Patterson and Petrie organize sale with Col. J N Marshberger as auctioneer.
Local notices show J C Walton and Dr Keith were re appointed to county posts with Albert Withers named chairman of the beach for the year. Other items list tuberculosis exhibit dates, jail and county janitor appointments, a horse blanket theft arrest, and various classified notices from Ottawa to Fort Scott detailing losses, sales, and employment opportunities.
A large audience filled the Yo MLC auditorium Saturday night for the Hallelujah wedding of Howard Weidman and Ella Collins. The Salvation Army conducted the ceremony with pie services and a musical program to follow. Officers are exploring a possible musical vice event Wednesday, though plans are not final.
A circulated East Bottoms tale claimed a university student was severely cut and involved in a fight near a metro area, but police declined to confirm details. The report suggested another Culver student was involved, yet authorities offered no substantiation.
A slice of society notes lists many residents and visitors in Kansas City and surrounding areas. Names include Wet Cingman Mrs A Young Mr Robb Yung Miss Stella Miss Adalye darksum and many more, with frequent mentions of trips to Kansas City and nearby towns, plus a brief amusements update about the King of the Cattle Ring show at the Opera House.
A Lawrence resident named John Wolgamotti died Saturday afternoon. The obituary notes he was well known in the community. Survived by children, details of funeral arrangements follow in the notice. The text mentions court matters, alcohol law violations, and community relief efforts amid a broader set of local items.
The report notes the unusually extended cold spell easing, with bare ground returning and people feeling anxious for signs of spring. It describes milder conditions returning after eleven years of severe winter weather and predicts a finally active thaw and a likely warmer season ahead.
Sale offers winter unders, vests, pants, union suits, Tam o Shanter hats, hallmarks, shawls, fascinators, wraps, and percale wrappers. Prices from 50 to 60 cents, half price on dress goods bolts. About 30 parts offered at one half price.
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