Community Notes Mixed with Local Visits and Illness
Cottage column records names of residents with health issues and social calls. Murphy worked on Houk’s car on Thursday. Wulfkuhle plans a new barn. Mrs Buchheim was on the sick list but improving. Evelyn Houk and Marie Houk have whooping cough and cough respectively but show signs of recovery. Various neighbors including the Unger and Walter families spent days visiting, helping, and sharing events. A bridal or baby shower and social visits are noted, with Mrs Woodwards traveling for medical advice and local businesses advertising graduation supplies.
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Will! Murphy
Charlie Houk
Frank
Wulfkuhle
Sam Buchheim
Evelyn Houk
Marie Houwk
Mies
Metter
John Albere
Theo
Walter Hente
Mose
Ehilent
Es- George
Stull
Ken W. Ch
Henry Keoh
Walter Hone
Anderson
Andeonydra
E.G. Woodwards
Kansasity
Smedibal
Local Family Gatherings Across Kansas City and Lawrence
Knowledge Hill residents join Willie Rice family in Kansas City for a Sunday visit. Lawrence households host dinners with Bruckmiller Decker Harman families planning moves. Nearby visits include Weeks, Macey, Wells, and Smith relations.
Local notes on families and visitors in the area
Mr and Mrs Earl Stowe and family visit with relatives. Mr Brown of the Mississippi Bead districts works for Co. iy. John Herman and sons spent Sunday evening at the W. Rice home. Higley moved his lumber mill home Saturday. Mrs Murphy visited her daughter Florence. The Shields family from McLouth spent Saturday with the Thiry family. The Wells family from Lawrence stayed with his parents. Frank Wells and daughter visited A L Stanton at Lawrence. A L Stanton is sick. Donald Viet and Neal Viet visited with their parents, the Viet family. Mrs CG W Horr returned from Kansas City. Clinton Viet hosted dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs W B Richards.
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Kansas City
Willie Rice
Billie Gene
Lawrence
J. W. Rice
Shrimplin
Frankelle
Lois
Leslie Welsh
Fred Stanton
de Soto
Carl Bruckmi
Marvon Decker
Carl Bruckmiller
Leslie Wells
Hope
Lawrences
Watson
Orvall Smith
Berlingame
Earl Stowe
Brown
Mississipi
C Oa. Iy
John Herman
al. W. Rice-home
F. As Higley
Thiry
Murphy
Florence Eee
Howard Shields
McLouth
C. H. Thiry
Lawrentke
Spits
Frank’ Wells
Sme
A. L
Leslie Vietsent
Donald
Western Kangasy
Clinton Viete
Neal
CG. W. Horr
Alma Kermédy
Eady
W. B.richards
Raymond
How Mrs Weaver Was Helped by Vegetable Compound
Mrs Weaver says she was never very strong and faced ill health until her sister urged her to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three to four weeks she felt a great difference, slept soundly, could do more, and now is well, caring for three children. She recommends the remedy to others and notes many women have improved health by using it.
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Promnen
Ieee
Lydia B. Pinkham
Local residents visit and attend Memorial Day events
Kansas City and Lawrence families visit relatives in town. Elva Lawrence and Dennis attend, John Thiry and families join Memorial Day services at Hubbel Hill cemetery. Floyd Lawrence dines with Clinton Viets. Rowland, Higley, and Grauberger families spend Monday with relatives. high school vacation includes Ava Higley and Francis Thiry.
Local visitors host figures at Figley home gathering
A weekend social at the Figley residence drew notable families including the Clintons Johnsons andLawy rellre. The event highlighted chaperons paid high salaries for introductions, with reports noting some English duchesses earning up to 3000 pounds yearly.
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London
Spanish mothers seek English society via chaperones
In London society, chaperones for daughters of employers must be of good family and arrange introductions, securing proposals that may lead to marriage. Spanish mothers pay high fees to have their girls presented, inspired by the Prince of Wales popularity, with balls and balls nightly as a key aim. Swimming caps advertised at Jenkin's Drug Store, 1101 Mass.
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London
Prince of Wales
Jenkin’s Drug Store
Mass
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Lydia E. Pinkham
John Canary
Lake View
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Earl Janeway
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
Lawrence Stowe
Helling Harvald
Skeets
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Frank Rowland
Santa Fe
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Chas
Carter Tire Co
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Nelson
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Peerless iMoTor'Gar Corporation
Cleveland
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Peerless CO
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Wth and
Ark
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Clinton
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Stare Highway
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