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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
5
Journal-World asks readers to aid the Social News Department in creating a complete entertaining social world record. All items should be mailed or telephoned by 2:00 PM daily. Bell Phone 130 and Home Phone 186 listed for submissions.
Yesterday afternoon the ladies of the faculty hosted an annual thimble party with over a hundred attendees. Hosts and receiving committee included Mrs M A Sterling Mrs Ashton and Merle Thorne among others. Other items note supper whist at 1400 Ohio Street and a Sophomore Party at the L B C dance.
Miss Camille freoke went for Kansas Cry this morning. Dick Hall of Topeka visiting friends in Lawrence returned home last night. Mrs J. Re rson visiting Kansas City. A Shellorn visiting Kansas City. Miss Martha god Miss Marie Bick lin of Burlington visiting Claudia Pendleton. left for California. R. A. Wilks to Kansas City. Mrs Lizzie Hanger returned from Perry Ohio for her father John Barnhises illness. Mrs J. A. Buxton and Miss Ath Elia Sweet of Kansas City visiting Lawrence. Helen Brune to Kansas City. J Ko Hutt to Kansas City. Miss Edith H. Snow returned from Topeka. Be Not weak to Kansas City to referee a basket ball game. Lucile and Lillian Suddre weekend at home. Fairland Heislits Independence Mo. Grace Zoellner to Ton. Mamie Kuntx of Gurion guest of Miss Zut ister. will go to St Louis and Chicago. Dandolinson and Dave Miller returned from Humboldt. Gr MO Witkerson of Perry in town yesterday. Johns in Kansas City yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wilson to Perry to visit his parents. Charles 0 Brown, former First Regimental Band leader, becomes band master at Blue Rapids. Ika by Brown leaves Mandy for new work. Col. Witters Metcalf returned from Washington where he was looking after militia affairs. Mrs D. Allen left for Emporia to visit relatives then to Conaway, aliss Mariana Ogborne and Miss Helen Case to Wichita for weekend. Mrs Arthur Allen returned to Kansas City.
Nellie Haskell intends to travel to San Luizeo on Monday to spend time west of the winter.
Mrs G Mark Brown announces Queen City Coungel of Dressmaking and Tailoring moves to b31 Kentucky Street. A first class dressmaker from Kansas City and other instructors will join to maintain high standards. Sewing classes begin Monday February 3 with patterns and lessons. Hours from 9 am to 5 pm. Bell phone 1764.
In Wichita Kansas several neighbors were overcome by a gas leak at Mrs. E B Tatman's home. Mrs Tatman first fell ill and Minera Recond and Miss Record followed. Helen Tatman Bryce Tatman and Mrs Pinson became unconscious as a doctor treated pneumonia. The gas leak was shut off and the six people are expected to recover.
Dr Alfred Abdelal long practicing physician in Lawrence was buried after funeral services at the Catholic church Wednesday morning. Rev Eathey Kamp conducted the rites at 10 o clock, with interment in the Catholic cemetery. The deceased had lived in the city about fifteen years before his death. He was well known in the community. Enudora News.
Classified items include irrigated land under government supervision offering cost prices, a health project excursion in February, requests for spaces, political candidate notices for April elections, hair work services, farm equipment for sale, road wares, tomato plant raises, an Oliver typewriter ad, camera sales, and local business promotions.
The death of Mrs Margaret To Atdamms occurred yesterday morning with funeral set for Sunday at 2 30 pm from First Baptist Church Rev C J Brown to officiate Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery Edward Manter’s funeral was held this afternoon at 2 30 from New York street Rev Nick Elderkin officiated and interment in Oak Hill family lot The ad copy promotes Cham berlain tablets for stomach troubles and a Times Store sale listing
A mysterious horse disease strikes near Albert Kansas. Farmer J Mauler reports eight horses dead in his herd since January. Horses appeared healthy until sudden collapse while feeding, with the latest death occurring while eating from a stray stack. No cause yet determined.
Tarisae balm claims to purify the skin on the neck shoulders and arms preventing roughness and chapping. Sold by druggists with postpaid receipt at 50 cents from BEOOS MFO CO located at Ogio' -.
Federal authorities curb all visitors to Leavenworth Penitentiary except those interviewing relatives or with official business after Attorney General Wickersham orders. Warden McClaughry enforces the rule, tightening access as security and investigations at the prison expand.
A fragment from a newspaper ad features Spot Cash Grocery promoting low prices on foods at Ofir Street with emphasis on bargains and discount stock.
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