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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
4
Local household and family news lists residents visiting relatives in nearby towns and states. Individuals such as Mr and Mrs Vorley, Misses Hrantds and Race Fowell, and Miss Picard are noted traveling to places like Topeka Lawrence and Chicago. Several families plan summer visits and returns from trips to St. Joe, Horton, and Kansas City.
The clipping records numerous short travel updates and social activities. Fred Devan and others spent weekends in Kansas City while Miss Helen Keith and Miss Pauline Wetz joined a group at Ocean Park Lake. Miss Mavie Maddin visited Mound City with her brother John Madden. Mrs W Kennedy and daughter Catherine visited Mrs Harigon’s acquaintance Mrs N Try, then returned to Joseph. Miss Cora Harrison visited Delionwood. Mrs Wa Buttail’s daughters Sallie and Kiespae planned summer in Davenport, Town. Miss Anna Jewett left for De Sates, Miss Ruby Smith for Rosedale, Misses Bula and Mabl Rush of Eudora near to Kansas City, and Lenora Warnes went to Civ for the weekend. Prices and Fourth of July notices appear, with Busy Bee listing drinks and desserts. Baldwin resident AMetture spent yesterday in Lawrence on business. Dimmire’s advertises July hours. Peni went to Ft Scott for the Fourth.
Classified notice seeks men to join barber trade training at Master Barber College in Kansas City Missouri. Includes call to write or catalog inquiries and promises reliable instruction and job prospects.
Jacob House and Colonel Moore portraits headline a cinema night hosted by AL Morris at phone 16. Trust funds for farm loans feature in the program as the community enjoys local drama and film.
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