Obituary and local notices from Kentucky street death
Russell veteran, lawyer born 1832 in Wayne County Pa dies after weeks of illness at his home on Kentucky Street. Funeral at his home with Grand Army of the Republic graveside services. Survived by widow and three daughters Mrs Bishop, Mrs Moore, and Miss Russell. Includes local ads for dental services, barber school box supper and coal and magazine orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Russell
Kentucky Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Sheldon C. Russell
Wayne County
Condorsport
Kansas
Lawrence
Eighth Regiment
Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Army of the Cumberland
Douglas County
S. J.crawford
Abraham Jincoln
Rozina Putnam Jenkins
Adelle Russell
S. 1
Jarry Moore
Wichita
The Professor's Love Story at Barrie's Theatre Tonight
A bustling local page featuring theatre notes and ads. Marty Beresford appears as Professor Goodville in The Professor's Love Story, praised for insight and pathos. Also includes life insurance promo, a closing out sale, and various local notices for rents, sales, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Beresford
Professor Goodville
J. H. Barrie
Baresford
Eudora Plans Kaw River Bridge With Local Match
County commissioners of Leavenworth and Douglas join Eudora citizens in a meeting to back the Kaw River bridge. Leavenworth and Douglas counties commit 10000 each, leaving about 3453 to raise locally. Debates continue over whether to build on the river island or connect spans with a new road while funding is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth County
Eudora
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Topeka contractor says Lawrence courthouse stone ready to proceed
John Sargent of Topeka, a courthouse contractor, reported in Lawrence that the remaining stone is fall cut and the work can push ahead as soon as weather allows. Coal of all kinds in good condition available at low cash prices from C L Edwards on Warren Street, phone 687.
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Lawrence PaNtatonit
Warren Strowl
Pune
John Sargent
Topeka
Court House
Lawrence
C L. Edwards
Warren Street
White
Mrs Summerfield Very Low and Ill in Vermont Street
Mrs Summerfield, in poor health for weeks, lies dangerously ill at her Vermont Street home. Dr. Ben Jacobs from Kansas City arrived today. family and relatives are en route. Also notes on magazine stock at Smith's News Depot and Wilder Bros flannel underwear with coal orders by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Summerfield
Vermont Street
Summerfield
Ben Jacobs
Kansas City
Elias Summerfield
Wilder Bros
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices in Douglas County
Real estate transfers list Henry Ti and spouse to William Clark for lot 102 Massachusetts street Lawrence with 1200 dollar consideration. U C Humbert to W Jh Mrice describe lot bounds on High street Baldwin with small widths. Central Committee Meeting Called for Douglas County Republican primaries at 1 30 at headquarters and funeral notice for S C Russel with names McCoy Myers and A F A. Salvation Army detachment arrives to begin street operations. Local notes include Bert Needham recovering from tonsillitis and Charles Long and spouse welcome a son at 355 Missouri street. Loans offered at six percent interest payable semi-annually by Alfre Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ti
Keys
William Clark
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
U. Cc. Humbert
W. Jh. Mrice
High Street
Baldwin
Republican Central Committee
Douglas County
Republican
Karper Jailed for Assault in County Court
Jesse Karper was given a hearing before Judge larnard and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail plus costs on a charge of assault. He was accused of striking Archer Wubbard on a city street one Sunday morning, and left town shortly after the incident which occurred July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Karper
Larnard
Marper
Wubbard
Paved Streets Need Cleaning
The town debates street cleanliness as dirt and dust linger along business district paving. Critics argue that while ridge street rack hauling continues, crews should devote time to cleaning other paved streets still in unclean condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Street
Douglas County Bar Meeting Sets Funeral Attendance
Douglas County bar members will meet at the court room at 10 o clock a.m. on Wednesday the 20th to act on attending the funeral of S. C. G. Russell, late member. W. W. Nevison, chairman, requests all to be present. The dead relief committee met yesterday afternoon and closed its business. Cream roses at Raymonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Douglas County
S. C G. Russell
W. W. Nevison
Thief steals pot of chili. returns it in barn manger
A pot of chili stolen from F A Ewing's restaurant last Thursday was found today in the barn manger behind Farmers restaurant. The thief evidently got his fill as no chili remained. An Indian chief and squaw visiting at Haskell institute drew attention on the streets en route to the train in red blankets and moccasins. Also notes: Ping pong, closeout sats at Smith's News Depot, Ralph Bergman recovering at home, walking canes and sports goods sold at Smith's, Dr. A B Sellards moved his office, Coke promoted as clean fuel by Lawrence Gas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A Ewing
Haskell Institute
Ludington-Haskell
A. ¥. Walker
Bonner Springs
Peta House
Lawrence
Sowa
Helver
Beattie
Kan
Gas Co
Raymond Hoyt
H. Dot
Misa May Hoyt
Oklahoma City
Davis Duncan
Chas. F. Gallankamp
St. Louis
E. W. Gallankamp
Ned Krog
Washington Mo
Max Wilhelmi
Social and business visits in Kansas and Topeka
Numerous residents such as Carl Grasber Milo Treworgy and 5 S B Lawrence traveled to Kansas City and Leavenworth on various tasks. A young couple hosted a party at 109 Lincoln Street for about forty guests with games and refreshments. Invitations went out for a Phi Delta Theta party at Everett Hall on February 1. Miss Josephine Savage planned to visit from Newton while Lucretia Blankenburg stayed with Marion Gordon in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Grasber
Kansas City
Milo Treworgy
Leavenworth
B. Lawrence
Joe Cox
Harry Smith
Linwood
Lawrence
Frank Smith
Lincoln Street
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Everett Hall
Josephine Savage
Newton
Agnes Flansen
W. T. Sinclair
New Eldridge House
Charles Russell
John Nussell
Lucretia Blankenburg
Marion Gordon
Topeka
Cockins
M.r. Greenlee
Osage City
Ada Carter
University
Chanute
Vissit
Joseph Lyons
Treated His Comrade Right In Police Court Row
A police officer Dodds faced scrutiny after a comrade in arms claimed he lacked courtesy. The record notes Dodds aided the man, offered lodging, and ensured breakfast the next day. The item also mentions Col. H L Moore’s honorary vice presidency and several local notices including licenses and building work.
University of Kansas Nominates Weekly Board Members
The University of Kansas nominates Ralph Ellis as editor in chief and names staff members including Mabel Barber F A Gillette L Van Fleet Bert Beach W N McNaughton J W Kayser and D A Zimmerman for the spring term. The Kansas college athletic conference met in Topeka with nine colleges represented and no rule changes. Prof M W Sterling was reelected secretary and treasurer and cooperation on athletic matters was favored. The university offers nine fellowships worth two hundred dollars plus tuition. applications due by year’s end. Miss Florence Forrest, a senior at home in Thayer, mourns her father’s sudden illness and death. University and Maskell basketball to play Thursday at the University court. Prof F J Hodder to report New Orleans meeting of Historical Association at weekly conference Thursday at 4:30. F Dumont Smith of Kinsley Mercury and state senator from Ford and Elwood counties to speak Friday morning. Senator Smith noted as a leading authority on state taxation. The physiological laboratory gains new tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ellis
Mabel Barber
F.A. Gillette
Co. L. van Fleet
Bert Beach
W. N. McNaughton
J. W. Kayser
D. A. Zimmerman
Kansas College Athletic Conference
Topeka
M. W. Sterling
Florence Forrest
Thayer
University and Maskell
University Court
F. J. Hodder
The
Historical Association
New Orleans
Seciological and Economical Department
F. Dumont Smith
Kinsley Mercury
Ford and
Elwoods
Cnape
Smith
Waskell Indian Band secures July Philadelphia engagement
The Waskell Indian band has signed a one week contract in a major Philadelphia park from July 10 to 16 for 1900 dollars. Superintendent Veaks traveled to Topeka to seek a Kansas World’s Fair commission booking during the St Louis exposition. Pennsylvania’s Carlisle band already hired for the event. Haskell seeks similar Kansas engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waskell
Philadephia
Veaks
Topeka
Kansas World’s Fair Commission
St. Louis
Pennsylvania State Commission
Carlisle
Hatchet Attack in Foster Home Sparks Arrests
Yesterday at 5:20 pm a quarrel at Emery Foster’s north side home ended with Foster striking Frank Williams on the head with a hatchet. Williams was treated at home and not believed fatally hurt. Foster, Charles Brown, Moses Brown, and Nettle Palmer were arrested on assault with intent to kill warrants and jailed. Other items note cotton from pine in Bavaria and rapid mail train times between Plymouth and London with Vosges tunnel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
Emery Foster
Foster
Williams
Charles Brown
Moses Brown
Nettle Palmer
Lysinger
O'Connor
Marshal Prentice
Wiliams
Senator Sullivan Honored By Homeopathic Banquet
In New York Senator Sullivan attended a banquet of homeopathic physicians. Toasts honored the ladies and Hahnemann the father of homeopathy. When asked to respond the senator rose and proposed the health of the sick.
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Sullivan
New York
Hahnemans
Hoston
Hoch Club Meeting at Lawrence Court House Tomorrow
A flock club meeting is planned at the Lawrence court house tomorrow evening at 7 30. Carl Philips is chairman and G A Flory is secretary urging interested residents to attend to start the club in good shape. Also notes a drizzle and light rain this afternoon with continued unsettled weather. Box paper advertised 25 to 40 cents a bar with choice 15 cents at Keeler. Photographs from one dozen up at Squires studio. Wanted good stenographer and typewriter at Nevison’s law office.
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Court House
Lawrence
Carl Phillips
G .A. Flory
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S.C. Russple
Old Settler
Ober’s
Wheeler
Massachusetts
Barber School District No
Weir City
Cherokee
Burliegame
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
A. J. Griffin
Hanne
Parlor Block
Lexington Coal
Grillin's
Etree
Eo Saeed
Micago
Atlas Building and Toa Association
Lawrance, Hansis
Elct
Association
F.M. Perkins
Atlas Building and Loan Association
W. A. Guenther
Protsch
C. E. Learnard
Journal Office
al G. Protsch
Raven
Warren St
H. Ziesenis
Massachusetts St
Spurlock
W. Steinbring
E. Wareren
Meta J. Wind
Keefe
City Express
Stana
Universal
Phoge
A. Quarenrure
Prin
J. A. Spaulding
Woodward
Northwestern
J. R. Griggs
Dist
Topeka Renovating Co
Aetna Life
Tell. M.D. Greenlee
Dist. Ag
T- Merchants National Bank
Journal
Hapa
Rutter
Henry Street
Owen
Masa
Eudora People
Kaw River
City Drug Store
Raymond's
Hoadley's
Smith's News Depot
Isabel
Isabel Scaris
Salvation Army
Bert Needham
Chas. Long
Missouri Street
Alfre Whitman
Eldridge House Block
the University Book Store
Douglas County Bar Meeting
Richard Cordley
Roland Teembon
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Keeler’s
Ralph Bergman
Smith’s News Depot
A. B. Sellards
Woodward's Drug Store
Lawrence Gas Co
Raymond’s
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Satate
R. B. Wagstaff
Dresden
J. KR. Batcher
Lecompton
E. F. Keefe
James Keefe
T. G. Fitch
George Wilder
Galveston
Texas
Bert Thompson
Chicago
Olin Bell
Day Pierson
Iown
J. W. Games
Stella Remington
Beloit
Manhattan
A. A. Ott
A. Muller
J. C. Robinson
Waterloo
Neb
Gus Mueller
Alma
East
J. Gordon Gibb
Judge Gao
J. Barker
Ola
Today
Geo, Gould
Herman Broeker
A. B. Glathart
Will Steiner
E. Wright
CG. M. Ellis
Kansas University Pharmacy School
John Krumpacker
Athol
Col
H. L. Moore
Old Northwest Genealogical Coldiers
Columbus
Ohi
Cal Moore
Allen
TY. Barnhart
Katie Reed
Squires’ Photo Studios
All Health
University OF Kansas
Philadelphia
Haskell Indian Band
Bavaria
Europe
Ameriica
India
Scandinavia
Germany
Plymouth
London
New Plymouth
Exter
Vosges Mountains
Bowersoge’s Opera
Willard Simms
Sam Blinders
Mack & Gaites
Sv Yaaneks
Puck
T. Northup
C. 5Sinn
Hoch
Squires
W. W
Nevison
Mass
F. A. Ewing
Lonlaiana Street
Lexington
W. W. Cleland
Tel
J.C. Meadows
Crifornia
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