Death of Infant and Local Notices Highlight Lawrence Dispatch
The five month old infant of Mr and Mrs Wright died at 1 AM and the funeral is set for 2 PM tomorrow from the A M E church. The column also notes campaigns for county offices, especially John Bunce seeking the register of deeds nomination, mentions local residents visiting Kansas City, and lists several society notices and brief medical ad lines from DeWitt’s pills and Burdock Blood Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wright
J. J. Bunce
John J. Bunce
Lecompton
Forster
Deals
John Bunce
Uivda
John Buner
Fife
John
DeWitt
O. P. Barber & Son
Tie
Register of Deeds
Raymonds Fly Lotion and Household Goods Ad
Local ad touts Ray mond s Fly Lotion for horses and cows and Williamson s Baby Ribbon cigars. It promotes Kodak camera supplies at Raymond s Drug Store and a No 1 A Folding Pocket Special. L F Conklin sells heat Motors and top bicycles at 834 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond's
Household Furnishings and Local Services Classified
Remnants of embroideries and rib bons at the Home store with Apples Wanted call Mohandro. Cement contracts by Varnum Cement Construction and Realty Co claim first class work with skilled mechanics and guaranteed quality. Office in Lawrence National Bank Bldg. Phones Dell 29 Home 1302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varnum Cement Construction & Realty Co
Lawrence National Bank
Dell
Mrs. Anna Biebusch Dead Pioneer of Lawrence
Mrs. Anna Biebusch, one of Lawrence's oldest settlers, died yesterday after 4 PM at her home 15 New Hampshire Street. Born January 19, 1838 in Schleswig Holstein, Germany, she endured early Kansas hardships and Civil War era life, built a hotel, owned property, and was active in the Lutheran church and Woman's Relief Corps. She is survived by two grandchildren and a husband-linked family. Funeral is tomorrow at 4 PM from her home. Dr. Nethercut will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Anna Biebusch
New Hampshire Street
Nethercut
Biebusch
Mes, Iebuseh
Anna Kantenberg
Rock Island
Kansas
Jiniheran Evangelical Church
Woman’s Relief Corps
Philip Weitzenkorn
Lawrenee
Fred Taggart
Lou Weitzenkorn
Lawrrence
Biebusel
New Hampshire
Captain Eva Hayes Leaves Lawrence with a Modest Notice
The Journal asked Capt. Eva Hayes of the Salvation Army to draft her own farewell at Lawrence. Her note acknowledged the rent kindness shown by locals but was restrained and did not highlight the work she had accomplished there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hayes
Salvation Army
Lawrence
Iced Tea Mix and Produce Sale Announced
The notice advertises iced tea mix at 250 per pound and Mesema Lemons at an unspecified price. It mentions vegetables and fruit at very low prices and a Hammock sale. G A Hammes is listed as a specialist in eye, ear, nose and throat cases.
Mayo researchers in Lawrence for Kansas history project
Miss Katherine Mayo of New York City has been in Lawrence over several days gathering material for a comprehensive Kansas history by O. J. Villard. Mayo left for California yesterday and Villard plans to arrive in Kansas soon. The work aims to cover every phase of Kansas history with input from Henry Willard, an early Kansas correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Mayo
New York City
Lawrence
Kansas
O. J. Villard
East
Rain Refreshes Sarcoxie Community
Rain fell Thursday boosting spirits and crops as local families. Mr and Mrs de J Smith returned to Lawrence. Orin Smith visited Lawrence this week. Rev Jones led services at Valley Grove schoolhouse. George Furgeson and Mrs Furgeson visited Kane with Effie Eden. Mrs Lotis Erwin extended visit with relatives in Delmore Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de J. Smith
Lawrence
Wee Smith Brothers
Person's Mill
Orin Smith
Jones
Tormanoxie Holla
Valley Grove
Sunuay
Valley
Crave School
George Furgeson
Viery
Tfate
Kanefier
Effie Eden
Lotis Erwin
Delmore
Kansas
Becoming Unpopular Weather Man In Kansas City
Pat Coanner, the Kansas City weather man, is becoming very unpopular in this city as the town swelters. The country remains calm about crops while Pat Conner has few friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Coanner
Kansas City
Pat Conner
Kodol Promotes Relief for Stomach Disorders
An advertisement asserts Kodol helps stomach disorders and urges taking it for a short period to achieve complete relief. Sold by C. P. Barber & Son. The piece also mentions summer resorts and a proverb about success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Barber & Son
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South Lawrence
Merchants Street
Hosford Investment CO
Bell
Home
Bert Barber
Elton, Wis
de Witt
Thomas
M. L. Huffine
Olathe
Hough Blair
Nelle Myers
Sam Safford
Cliff Cart
Wamego
Judy Cloud
A. Griffin
Colorado
Peear
George Rising
St. Joe
Roy Godding
Paul
C. Moranville
Maggie Belle Long
Lakes
John Hunsicker
Mary Lohman
Richmond
Ind
George Barker
Edna Dinsmoor
Ed Kenny
Mary Copley
Carrie Long
Lavonbury
J. J. Morris
Sheridan Sterling
Hope
Hargis
L. C. Marvin
Hartford
Wis
J. L. Gilmore
J. G. Lindner
Kate
Ethel
Topeka
Tal Clark
Clyde Kiler
Ottawa
Kate Dinsmoor
Miss Dinsmoor
Purdue University
Indiana
M. Robinson
Hazel
Minneapolis
Minn
Ernest Hare
Henrietta Robinson
Charles Chamberlain
J. W. Scott
Paris
Texas
Winfeld Scott
C. P. A. Pienle
Tims
Loomas Studio
Raymond
Wasre
Jaediore
L. F. Conklin
Julius A. Erieser
Mohandro
Olson Bros
MABS
Wiedemann
Gustav Wolf
West End
North Lawrence
F. A. Ewings
Elm Street
F.H. Bennett
Smith's News Depot
Lawrence Botling Co
Amm. Biebusch
C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Mr. Harden
Barker & Son
O E
Boener Bros
W. I. Douglas Sheen
Abe Wolfeon
Mass. Street
Hutchings
Harry Hutchinga
Mass
Lawrences Undertaking Co
J. H Bowlin
Mer
Robartson Undertaking Co
Mass. St
C. HL Betterberg
DE. H. Reding—Offee F. A. A. Bldg
G. A. Hammes
Niere
Chichester
Uibughmat
Oak Sts
J. F. Spalding
A. BY. Prest
New York Central Lines
Boston
Chicago
Michigan Central
St. Louis
Canada
Adirondack Mountains
St. Lawrence River
Southwestern Passenger Agency
Tenth End
Welner Streets
Douglas Wallace
Warrer J. Lynch
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