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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
3
Local 433 Indiana Street business advertises capability for all widths of work on improved loans and urges staying within the city to avoid attracting trouble. A thief broke into Seymour Parks Hurst's house in New York last night, stealing food and a small amount of cash.
The Lawrence club defeated the Haskell shooters for the second straight day on Haskell grounds despite a strong wind. Bromelsick and Leonard shared high scoring honors as Lawrence finished ahead by twenty two birds. Morning worship at First Baptist is 10 30 with a sermon Hope and an 8 evening service on Assimilation and Worship. Mr George Mulliwill will sing at morning worship. Wilder Bros advertise knit underwear bandied this year.
Mise Maude Cook of Lawrence wins first prize in the Kansas quasi jubilee contest at Hutchinson for piano playing. Her grade 94 earns high praise for the music department of the University of Koonap and instruction by Professors Penoy and Preyor. City Library to reopen after a week of cleaning under Librarian Mrs. Nellis G Beatty with summer hours in effect from Monday.
Supt Odell of the Indian school at Toleda and Supt Harvey of Pawnee brought guests to a reception hosted by Supt and Mrs H B Peakrs and staff for Mr and Mrs H A Clark and graduates from multiple departments. The lawn, lighting and decor welcomed attendees until rain sent them indoors to enjoy gramophone music, an orchestra, and refreshments provided by several staff and students.
Mere Woodmen announce memorial services Sunday at 5 o'clock June 15 at Methodist church with a sermon by Rev Bamford. North and South Lawrence camps and Golden Rod camp and Royal Neighbors urged to attend. Woodmen will meet at our ball at 2:32 p.m. Good music. Olen Ball visited Topeka yesterday and sold four pianos, noting potential if he had worked longer.
The second week's work of the Douglas County nearmal closed with the session today. Asg dap and numerous Bags were displayed in the business district. Wall paper is very cheap at Wall's. The street sprinkler continues daily on Massachusetta street. Wolf's sells nail paper.
A brief note urges buyers to procure Raymond's dey plates for camera use. It references a simple preparatory task and emphasizes readying equipment, with no further context or details.
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