Am phion Quartette At La Harpe And Local Notices
Mr Esther Frame hosts meetings at La Harpe under Friends church auspices. Am phion Quartette praised for strong melodious voices in performances at Mrs Prentiss home store. Jan 22 to Feb 5 Kansas events noted, plus flag presentation at Hagkel Institute and thanks read. Also local business ads for Olmatec's Pharmacy Olmsted's and J A Gillham Co offering services and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Frame
la Harpe
Friends Church
Hagkel Institute
Gas fitting and appliance shop notices in mass street
In an extensive ad line the Ohio Nat. Gas Supply House at 730 Mass St offers gas fittings, stoves, lamps, fixtures, and furnace work with cheerful estimates. GEG. W. Savage at 310 Main and J. H. Hinton at 725 Mass St advertise lamps, clothing, and cleaning services with delivery and pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Hama
Ohio
W. Savage
Mana
Jeet
J. H. Hinton
Mass
St. Bell
University to host Shorey lecture on The Pace That Killed
An important literary event at the University features Professor Paul Shorey of the University of Chicago delivering a lecture next Friday night on The Pace That Killed in Athens. The talk, by a leading authority in his field, is free to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shorey
University of Chicago
Athens
Shorey
Topeka Return Fare and Travel Dates
The notice outlines a Topeka round trip with a fare of 81.05 and travel from January 4 to January 13. It mentions a return limit by January 16 and references Jeclusive as part of the travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Faust at Bowersock Opera House Tonight
Lawrence Daily Journal reports Mr. Lewis Morrison and his dramatic company presenting an elaborated Faust with scenic art at Bowersock's Opera House tonight. The production promises impressive scenery and a moral lesson in a lavish dramatic display. Also notes a city registration notice for veterans in Lawrence with poll book opening and registration office details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Morrison
Morrison
Bowersock's
Opera House
Police Court and a Town's Resolve on Offenders
James Kure fined 1.50 in police court for drunkenness. Kure had prior appearances. fine above the regular amount. Walter Hamilton released after a week jailed for vagrancy, left town with Exma Lowe who paid a fine for improper conduct. Both are known in the east bottoms. police will arrest if they return. Rev. S. Young preached at Haptlet church on The Value of a Life with Mrs. L. F. Sleson singing. Daily 2:30 pm meetings. Thursday and Friday at 4 o'clock Young will address boys and girls on A Story and Three Things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kure
Kurr
Walter Hamilton
Exma Lowe
East Bottoms
Young
L. FE. Sleson
Thoreday
City federation of clubs plans May state entertainment
A large executive board meeting at Mrs. John L. Kilworth’s home organized committees for the state federation event in May. Officers include Kilworth president and May Phillips vice president with multiple chairmen for social, information, hotels, education, press, decorations, badges and ushers. After the show, attendees will refreshments at Wiedemann’s. Company TI to meet February 3 to mark the Philippine insurrection outbreak with a K. N. G. armory campfire banquet and officer elections. The event aims for a model program inviting Spanish war veterans and allied organizations. The banquet will be catered with ample variety. Funeral notice: Wm. Lee, 70, buried at Franklin cemetery after Catholic church service. Dr. Frank Strong recuperating from fever and cold expects to return to work by Monday.
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City Federation of Clubs
John L. Kilworth
The
City Federation
May Phillips
Carrie H. Lyon
T. H. Kennedy
Geo. M Falley
Frank Strong
H. 8. Peairs
W. E. Hazen
LB. Taxter
Chas. Sparr
Bureau of Information
Geo. Barker
J. M Neville
BE. Ifaworth
A. J. Grimm
W. Jk. Stubbs
Gao. M. Falley
J. W. Scott
Geo. Ecke
Peter BK. Emery
W. A. Hennaley
Hugh Meses
Geo. Maffet
W. ND
Areroth
Franksroith
Agnes Thompson
W. JH. Sears
Frank French
Paul Brooks
W. Ff. Johnston
R. 5. Boyd
C, EB. Lindley
Misa Katherine Crew
Hella Wilmot
Franz Lanks
Misa May Ries
May Phil‘Noy
F. Caldwall
Ella Merwin
Musig
G. G. Diolap
A. P. Hulis
Sis
Augusta Fintom
Company TI
Vermont Street
January Meeting of Douglas County Horticultural Anglery
The January session in the sky parlor of the new courthouse features talks by W L Moodle on Apples and Indians and by James Means on The Fruit Grower and the Canning Factory. A joint discussion asks if fruit prices last two years entice growers, with a Birds of America paper by Mrs C H Hoyt. Open to public, meeting January 20 at 2 pm. attendees urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Horticultural Anglery
New Court House
W. L. Moodle
James Means
Kaw Valley Canning Co
Birds of America
C. H. Hoyt
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grain Reports
Kansas City and Chicago market wires show cattle at 7,000 head with mixed steers and feeders, hogs 13,000 steady, calves and sows varying in price, plus wheat and corn futures with May, July and Sept bids. Prices range across cattle, hogs, feedstuffs, hay, and dairy notes with regional totals and cash quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chisago
Cartls
Chicago
Park
Suburban Directory and Transit Update
Long list of subscribers and businesses for Home Telephone Co and local listings. Notices include names, addresses, and occupations. fragments show stores, nurseries, groceries, banks, and residences. Minor transit note mentions Union Pacific motor car replaced by steam engine and shop repairs. News brief ends with ads for picture framing and a February meeting of the Good Roads committee chaired by R. C. Manley.
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Weathers
Daily Weather Report
H. Buow
Boure
Mation
Atlas Building
Leen
P.M
Perking
Merchests
Lawrence
Kam
Hugh Blair
S. 1
Terd & Morrison
Baldwin
Star
P. P. Phillips
Teary Street
Orchants Bank
Kao
I. Nicholson
Ohio Street
W. J. Francisco
Hester
Frank Griggs
Griggs
Topeka High Police
Worth
Benkhenbing
Peo- Manchip
Lawrence Business College
Guenther
Battle Creek Sanitarium Foods
Ferndell Ganned Goods
W. A. Guenther
St. Goth
Central Hotel
Emil Hunsinger
J.T. Constant
Varpont Street
Sam
A. P. Fellows
Street
Philadelphia
Sempre Giovine
Eemoves
Mrs. Prentiss’ Home Store
Thele
Santa Fe
Kansas
Olmatec
Muriel
Fred Bartlett
J. A. Gillham & Co
Manter
Olmsted's
New Hampshire
A. D. Weaver
Elpa Dels
Russell Parkago
L. L. Phillips & Co
Russell-Sparks Co
Coul Hoth
J. N. Schlweiner
Baker Building
Mass, St
Menia Ido
Massachusetts Street
D. Litwin
Douglas County
Court House
Bowman
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Mra. W. W. Bolt
Usher
Wolf’s Book Store
A. T. Walker
Theresa Thomas
North Sie Baptist Church
Mary Thomas
Olmsted
Rowl and Andon Booksellers and Stationers
Memiliio Co
Lawrenge
Woodward & Co's
LG. Phillip & Co's
Amusemients
Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence Kannas
City of
Vici
Goodyear West
Wiedemann’s
Twentieth Kansas
J. W. Oxlas
Wm. Lee
Wm. Lea
Franklin
Mr. Lee
Ial Rence
California
Texas
W. Kap's
Frank
Innes
Wotsien
Butterick
Pattern Department
Innes, Bullene & Hagkman
Grain Market
Mer
Pie Smedh
Home Telephone Co
Allen
Fred
Ylo
Gos
Allendorf
G. N
Parks, A
Miss. St
Parsons
W. M
N. Y
Peoples State Bank
Masa
Palace of Sweets
Adams St. Oor
Stout, M
Conn
Smith's Newa Depot
Turner
J. M
Yeaper
Maggia
Yewdall
Sarah
St. Wo
Wiley
Clatra
Perry
Porter
Rhoda Island
Peodiaton's
Union Pacllic
Leavenworth
Thia
Wall's Book Store
Good Roads Committee
King
R. C. Manley
Wolf's
East Warren Street
J. M. Newlin
East Heary Street
L. S. Steele
Mase
Lawrence, Keosas
Bell Pione
Frank W. Brown
Frost’s Restaurant
Messechusetts Street
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