Social visits and travels wide across towns
A parade of residents and visitors includes Harry Keena heading to Lebanon, Miss Blanche Gordon planning a Omaha trip, George C. Wolf and Vera Wolf visiting Enid, Oklahoma, and Edgar L. Street of New York in town. Other locals like Miss Edna Hopkins and Mrs. F C Montgomery are returning home or visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Keena
Lebanon
Guy Pease
Henry VanNatte
Belleville
Dolly Tilford
Topeka
Sam Forter
Marysville
F. C. Montgomery
Frank Gee
Strong City
Edna Hopkins
Blanche Gordon
Omaha
Ora Gurnea
Taylor
Ohio Street
George C. Wolf
Vera Wolf
Enid
Okla
Clyde Miller
Osage City
Janette Wheeler
Edgar L. Street
The
Water Company of
New York
Morrison
Ralph and
Mani Morrison
Kansan City
Margaret Lucky
Lynda Harr
Kansas City
Will Lucky
W. Filkin
Mary Eleanor
Faxon
Miss Grave Irwin
Emporia
Mabel Stone
Elizabeth Parkman
Kinsluy
Kaonsa
Divilhees and Wolfe One Of 1900s Wedding at 1204 Connecticut
Yesterday at 3 30 p m at 1204 Connecticut Street Mise Sara Frances Divilbesa daughter of Mr and Mrs John Divilbess united in marriage to Mr Berton Lee Wolfe a mining engineer after a ring ceremony Dr Nethercut of the First Methodist church presided about thirty five guests attended and gifts were exchanged the couple will travel to Indians then head to Nevada for their future home Mrs Wolfe is a Lawrence girl with many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Street
Mise
Sara Frances Divilbesa
John Divilbess
Berton Lee Wolfe
Nethercut
First Methodist Church
Mr. Wolfe
Earl Gafford
Minneapolis
Ialstown
Nelse Ockerblad
Chicago
John Mickle
Kansas City
Venry Asher
Topeka
Earl Padfield
Hutchingun
M. A. Fish
Tyler
Texas
Helen Johnson
Kans City
Lula Katherman
Kansas
City
Clara Eberhart
Lucretia Hart
Maiawatha
Frances Newby
Eugene Smith
jMiinies
Lowis
Tline
Enfenling
Wy Cileed
Mary
Emapoka
Ikansas
Mise Bennie Bell
Witia Kelloggs
Hathy Leeper
Toepoka
Allen Leeper
W.B. Hisson
Arthur Hixson
Wicewatha
Sin Lawrencs
J. A. Campbell
Ry Campbell
Heeney
Ned Heeney
Georgette Seeney
Severance
Julia Thompson
Chi
Parsons
Mary Barnett
Isabelle Hazen
D. Williams
Newton
Ada
Constance Carruth
Elmer V. McCullum
Mrs. Carruth
Weather and ads greet June 6 in Chicago and Kansas
Fragmentary page notes weather in Kansas with cloudy periods and possible rain, plus a dense list of local ads. Entries mention telephone numbers, businesses in Chicago and Kansas, including paints, papers, toiletries, and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
East
Alaska voters and economy store ads headline
Hot Worthse Goods and Enamel line Direct advertise goods with low interest rates and flexible payments. Morrison Lem on lawrence Kansas invites enrollment for Douglas County Normal Institute July 1 27 with faculty names and exam details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Rr
Berrick
Catera
EOKE
Lawrence
Kansas
F. P. Smith
G. E. Merwin
Bowman
Anna Arnett
Pin Money for Your Wife and Local Fresh Goods
An advertisement notes Waffle pays top prices for poultry and eggs at 1016 Mass. St. Bell Phone 672. It mentions Baby Ribbon Cigars by Billie Williamson and jointed fishing rods at special prices at Smith's News Depot. Wiedewann's serves fresh crushed strawberries in sunues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Bell Phone
Smith's News Depot
Buried Today and Birth Announcements in Local Notes
Funeral for L. H. Perkins at Cohigrezational church this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Suris announce the birth of a son at 40 Freeman Street, Kansas City Kansas. Y M C A and Haskell boys track meet planned at the Y build ing. Store rooms for rent on New Hampshire Street and over Smith Undertaking Co. 732 Mass. St. Sells sundries, ice cream, disinfectant, and leather cards at local shops. Athens Council meeting set for June 6 with officers to be elected. G A Tammont M D advertises eye ear nose throat services. Palace of Sweets and other local ads promote products and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Suris
Freeman Street
Kansas City
Kans
New Hampshire St
Second Foor
Smith Undertaking Co
Mass
Marriage of Prof J W Emerson to Miss Hermins Pullman
The ceremony took place yesterday at the bride's parents home in Lucerne Kansas with Prof J W Emerson and Miss Hermins Pullman. They will reside at the Kappa Alpha Theta house this summer and begin married life in Pullman style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Emerson
Hermins
Ancient symbol tied to fortune in old records
Fragmentary OCR describes the oldest known records showing a symbol linked to good fortune, noted across the East and larger Western cities as a sign of luck, with scarce availability in busy areas.
Kettering Marries Roller in Lecompton Nuptials
Miss Nora Kettering and Alvah C. Roller were wed at 7 o clock last evening in Lecompton at the bride’s mother's home Rev J J Snyder performing the ceremony Only relatives and intimate friends attended The couple will reside in Lawrence and plan Dayton as a brief honeymoon stop Mrs Kettering taught at Central School last year and has many local friends Mr Roller has long been a traveling agent for Boener Brothers and has made Lawrence his home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lecompton
J. J. Snyder
Nora Kettering
Alvah C. Roller
George Kettering
Mr. Roller
Boener Brothers
Police Court fines and property transfers listed
Nash Porter fined nine fifty for drunkenness. Lawrence transfers: L F Pratt et al to Mabel F Ellis one dollar and lot 114 west side 3rd street east. J Winter and wife to Chas P Ives six hundred dollars for lot 111 and part of lot 109 High Street Baldwin. Attend Boughton's sale of fire damaged goods 1025 Moss Street. Swastika design promoted by Gustafson with various shapes and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Pratt
Lawrence
Mabel F. Ellis
E. J. Winter
W. (Baldwin
Chas. P. Ives
High St
Baldwin
Boughton’s
Moss
Fire damages store and sale planned for insurance
Damaged by fire Monday morning the store suffered loss of writing papers tablets crepe paper and other goods. The owner plans a sale Thursday morning to raise funds for the insurance claim. A few candy packets remain for sale at Raymond Street. six packs priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bough's
Co Co
Raymond
Local Advertisements and Notices from City Paper
The page lists varied local ads for ice cream sellers, tobacco and fishing tackle, a property loan pitch, and consumer goods from Wolf's and Raynaud's. It also includes a business notice about a big balance and a financial audit related to Perkins Brothers, plus packing and shipping services by Lawrence Transfer Co.
Epsey-Pine Couple Wed In North Maine Street Ceremony
Miss Gecieade Epley became the bride of Mr. Psi in a veranda ceremony at their North Maine street home. The gown was white Persian lawn with elaborate lace and a shower of white carnations. Miss Plattie Eples served as bridesmaid and Ma Ray Theker led the wedding march. The celebration moved to the dining room for supper and the couple planned to reside on Maine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epley
Psi
Maine Street
Plattie Eples
Nee Pines
Ray Theker
Howe
Last Meeting of Vatirian Woman's Alliance Reported
The notice announces a meeting tomorrow Friday afternoon in the ehavele parlu Col. E. Learned will discuss Liberal Phases of Chris t Three. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Learnard building apartments ready for occupancy
The Fairfax announces newly finished and furnished apartments in the Learnard building located on Mass street are now ready for occupancy. The units have first class appointments and moderate rates available by day, week, or month. Office is up stairs and reachable by Bell telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Learnard
Fus
Mass
Unuer
Lovery Respect
Bell
Numerous Kansas City Visits Mark Woodrow Era Social
Local notes show many residents traveling to Chicago Topeka and Kansas City for visits and weddings. Miss Constance Carruth and Elmer V. McCullum plan a home ceremony with Dr. and Mrs. Carruth. Mrs. Laura Paulding hosts a surprise at 1221 Pennsylvania Street with a garden picnic and whist party for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Goldstandt
Adele Marks
Kansas City
T. M. Hargis
J. E. Sawtell
W. B. Sutton
Peru
Kans
Laura Paulding
Pennsylvania Street
Edith Willis
Simeharver
Douglas
To Her Long Home Mrs Evans Laid To Rest in Maple Grove
Mrs Mary Evans 75 died after a hard life in Lawrence where she sold yeast widely. She left a blind daughter and three grown sons who could not fully help her. She rests beside her husband in Maple Grove cemetery, joining the great army of those who served and suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evans
Maple Grove Cemetery
Evans
Lawrence
Horse of David Krehbiel Dies Beside Grocery
A horse owned by David Krehbiel collapsed and died at noon while tied in front of Vic Johnson’s grocery. The animal stood motionless before it toppled suddenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Krehbiel
Vic Johnson
A Unique Affair Wedding at the Con ational elurel
Do not miss wm Cuumb’s wedding at the Con ational elurel Friday evening at seven thirty. The event has drawn many cities with a long list of performers and songs and features children in attendance. The bride and groom are named in the program along with numerous musical pieces and quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuumb
Linton-Soxman Wedding at Ohio Street Home
Miss Jesstine Linton and Mr. Prod Soxman wed yesterday at 5 PM in the bride’s home on Ohio Street. The ceremony was by Kev Millen, with Mrs. George Kahne and George Kahne attending, daisies decor stood out as guests admired gifts. The couple plans an Eastern honeymoon to Jamestown and Washington, D C, wearing brown silk attire for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Hone
Ohio Street
Jesstine Linton
Prod Soxman
George Kahne
Paris
Bertha
Marcella Nachtman
Kev Millen
Enests
Engineer students camp at Six Corners as rapid promotions noted
Captain Clarke C. N. Tucker reports Adna Gr. Clark has been promoted to captain. The University Engineer boys began a camp this morning at Six Corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. ‘Tucker
Adna Gr
Six Corners
Francis McShane Dead In Illinois
Lawrence mourns Francis McShane who died in Elgin Illinois from spinal meningitis. The body is returned to Garden City for Friday funeral. A former University of Lawrence attendee and Phi Delta fraternity member, he had worked for Robertson Advertising Company since leaving town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Francis McShane
Elgin
Illnois
Garden City
McShane
University
Robertson Advertising Company
Y Phi
Bound Over John Thompson After Preliminary Hearing
John Thompson appeared before Justice Chirk for a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the district south with a $50 bond after waiving the hearing. He is the man accused of shooting up North Law several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Chirk
Thompson
North
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Tributes
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during illness and death of their dear grandson nephew and brother Mrs Bertha Strode Mrs Lulu Verder Leonard O F Strode and Robert W Strode
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Strode
Lulu Verder
Leonard O. F. Strode
Robert W. Strode
Rapier Players Present Comedy at Airdome
Last night the Rapier players offered a comedy with strong audience appeal. The company received hearty applause praised for their performances and new specialties pleased the crowd. Moving pictures Jax were visible and tonight the bill will repeat with changes, predicting a full house at the Dome. Souvenir mirrors, pillows and postcards from Boyles drew interest as new campus photographs debuted at Wolf's Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kael Net
Pros 2
Jax
Grain and Live Stock Markets Report from Kansas City
Wheat and corn prices listed with bids for July September and December contracts. Cash grain quotes include No 2 and No 3 hardness and mixed lots. Oats rye and timothy prices noted alongside butter and packing house product quotes. Cattle receipts at 7,000 with varied price ranges. hog receipts at 11,000 with price bands for heavy packers and lighter pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Way
Choice Prairie
Butter—Creamery
Pasking Ge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Divilhees- Wolfe
Gobertsons
Wiedeman
Daily Weather Report
Turniabed the Journal
C. P. Barber & Son
Boyles
Mass St
Kirk
Atlas
Massachusetts Street
Morrison & Lemon
Douglas County Normal Institute
C. O. Bowman
Billie Williamson
Wiedewann's
Qur
Frank W. Browz
Mgr
L. H. Perkins
Haskell Boyn
Joneth
McIntyre
Wiedemann's
Athens Council
F. A. Ay
Stening
T. J. Sweensy
Prest. Auna Fl
Martindale
Sevy
Dick’s
G. A. Tammon
Palace of Sweets
Pratt
Inc
Straffoo
Schulg
Muss St
Pullman-Emerson
Sarah 4. Carruthers
Oateopath
New Hampshire Street
J. Falley Bell
Robertson Undertaking Co
Maseachusetts Street
B. Seidel
W. Te Douglas
Wolfson
Strest
Ie. Hwagtiba
Kettering-Roller
Nash Porter
Real Estate Trausfars
Gustafson
A. D. Weaver
Barker & Son
Seal Cigars
Tau
Missisippi Street
Kell
All Inne
Wolf’s
AX Wiedemann 'S
G Fur Bae
Seo Rhe Deauatifal
Raynaud's
Smith’s News Depot
Lawrence Transfer Co
Eanek
L. H Perkins
Athecident
M. Herkins
Clwcks
Ted Wwe Foume Dhe
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
India Lawn
Social and Personal
S. PF
Ford
B.C. Douglas
Mound City
R. O. Douglas
Horse Peil
Good Clothes Store
Artie
Mabel Y
Isabell
McCline
Louise Telhert
Wuttfred Ward Kingda
Virginia Mele
Lave Gheltnarrin
Mildeed Gilmore
Billy Boy
Lendat Elliott
Sam
Clare
Eugene Gillachher
Dorothy Bell
Dorothy Chirk
Dinsmore
Mareh
Linton-Soxman
Captain Clarke
ER. U
Elgin, Ilinois
Airdome
Wolf's Book Store
Higgs
M. Lillian Davidson
Dramatic & Physical Culture
School of Chicago
Will
Bowerlock Opera House
Vermont Street
Elks Home
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!