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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
4
The Lawrence camp of the Modern Woodmen of America held a remarkable meeting last evening. About seventy five members and guests were initiated into the order, followed by a dance in the Fraternal Aid hall. Camps from nearby areas attended, music was good, and the event was described as one of the most potable in the order's local history.
Good two story frame house in solid condition with a large barn. Frontage 12 feet, depth 250 feet. Owner seeks an immediate cash sale at 4500 dollars. Apply WT Sinclair.
Bennett & Co announces carpet cleaning services for Huddleston plant cleaning and thorough rug scouring. They offer first class work at a small price and invite customers to call Muss street address and telephone number for service.
Local notes report the board of county commissioners pursuing arrangements with Kansas Natural Gas Pipe Line for free lighting of the courthouse. The city secures free lighting for city buildings as part of a franchise concession, and the county seeks parity through a granted right of way.
For Sale. 2 For Sale. My residence 120 Teu Tréssee street J K Gripes repairs and watches. Mrs. Connelly arts and infant wear at 3 Massachusetts street. Santa Fe one third fare to harvest fields. Goodrich tennis balls at Smith's News. Hammond's slug shot for bugs. Dr Gwen Osteopath at 27 Mass Street phone.
W E Spalding reports celery pepper cauliflower cabbage egg plants and tomatoes ready for market. The north Lawrence Christian church to host cream social at J W Arthur home on Tuesday June 13 with cream and cake for 10 cents. Wall Paper Rowlands and Stevenson. Hot weather boosts trade and riding becomes popular among Lawrence women. Smiths News Depot offers fishing tackles and cigars. Charlie Prentice returns to Journal as solicitor and collector. wheat ready for harvest by week end.
Twice yearly cleanup of remnants and broken lots underway with sale running Thursday morning July 15 through Saturday night. Savings range from one fourth to one third and in many cases one half. Includes remnants of silks taffetas peau de soie fancy silk waistings foulard silks and louisenes plus dress goods mohairs cravenettes mixed suitings shepherd plaids.
The column lists numerous residents and visitors in Lawrence and surrounding areas. J Gordon Gibb M G Manley A Monroe Olia Ball W H Sears plan and carry trips to cities like Chicago Olathe Meadville Colo rado St Louis Topeka Los Angeles and Denver. It notes weddings engagements and social events including arrivals departures and visiting relatives across multiple states.
Alfred Frederick and Tom Frederick visited lawrence while Misa Paterson headed to Portland. Ten travelers from here returned from Bliss for the ullala hunt. Mrs. Buckingham Brownell and Miss Marshall plan Estes Park summer. Dignitaries of the American Revolution meet on Flag Day for officer elections. Mrs. Janie Orander, 43, dies at home on New Hampshire Street. funeral Thursday at 2 PM. Regular Plymouth church tea Thursday. twenty ladies host. Local ads note thrashing coal prices and wallpaper deals. Grand Jury hears stock yard weight complaints. Bruce Retetelderfer a principal witness in Kansas City.
Montreal June 13 Judge Hall granted Gaynor and Greene permission to appeal to the Supreme Court against Justice Davidson ruling that Judge Lafontaine could act as extradition commissioner. The move is expected to delay the extradition case by about six months.
In Brest Litovak Romanian authorities report rioting between Jews and army reserve men bound for the east. Reports say several killed or wounded as troops fire in defense of looted stores. The town is now under military occupation with a ban on street gatherings amid rumors of a general strike.
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