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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
4
A stray remark recalls a young man seen on the street recently. The note identifies him as a patron of the City Panteterium at Best Haney Street.
Smith's News Depot advertises safety razors and a new Teddy Bear picture series at Boyle's. D N Batterson offers horseshoeing and wagon work on Massachusetts Street near the marble works. Prentiss Home Store sells Racine stockings and note paper. The Journal promotes cheap envelopes and prints services, plus a large job printing plant.
Yesterday the Haslett case began at Olathe with Arch Haglets in preliminary hearing. The state made its case while defense readiness is set for today and rebuttal by the state is expected. Miss Heckert was absent due to a Desoto wreck but was to attend today. Witnesses from Lawrence will be used, and observers judge a strong case against Hazlett with admissions forming the basis of the prosecution.
An objectioner argues Sept 17 is too early for a county fair because the agricultural exhibit cannot be ready. A later date might allow a larger corn exhibit and farmers better chances. Meanwhile, town boosters push for fairs as street fair plans fade and local merchants note new management and offerings.
Henry G Parsons seeks more farms to sell as Park Grocery Woodard Burr advertise Beloit Flour at 1300 Mass Street. Brown Emmons successors to Dick Lewis offer staple and fancy groceries with fresh and salt meats at Warren and Mississippi. East Warren Street Grocery run by Wr Messenheimer lists groceries and meats with home and bell phones.
Sealed bids are invited until noon Friday February 1 for four parcels on Warren and New Hampshire streets behind the People's Bank. Separate bids for three small buildings, a double building, a cottage, and a large barn. Purchasers must remove all structures by April 1. Inquiries to No foundations to go with the buildings. Also mentions local society notices and journal printing notes.
A Lawrence woman praises a recent article in the Daily Journal about animal cruelty and society protection. Local readers urge organized care for horses and drivers, while Kaw Valley CPA members plan an oyster banquet at Chris Schaake’s home. The Innes store expands to the west with updated departments and fixtures. Daughters of the King elect officers at the Rectory. New regents and community updates follow, highlighting local people and plans.
A busy morning with police added to a Mekaware street incident as Bonar kills a man and is sought. Worry over a crime date case as Howard is hospitalized, with updates on recovery. Lectures by Dr Balmer start tomorrow, mostly afternoons. Obituaries note Efe death from pneumonia in Vi pom. Funeral plans for 10 am at Oak Hill. Garnett Review salutes Mrs Clarence Foster. Lawrence Tea Store advert promotes premiums. Art Monk returns from St Louis improved. Lawrence Committee meets tonight.
Kansas City markets report wheat receipts at 36 and 284e in July, oats around 42 to 37e, hay prices up to 16. Butter and eggs listed, cattle receipts 13,000 with varied steers, cows, and calves priced from 2.25 to 7.50, hogs 14,000 with top bids near 6.70. Chicago wheat May 194e, corn May 46% to 46?4c, pork May 16.37, cattle receipts 27,000 with steers up to 6.40, hogs top around 6.70.
Notice of the annual meeting of Griffin Ice Co stockholders to be held Tuesday February 7 1907 at 2 p m at the Lawrence Kansas office for director election and other proper business. Milo Treworgy provides gas electric lighting wiring repairs Bell 463 Home 181 Jackson Block. Dr Sarah E Carrothera osteopath physician residence and office 100 Thode Taland Street. Woodward Co offers plasters liniment for rheumatic aches and winter ailments.
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