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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
5
Morning wedding at the Fisher home unites Winifred Fisher and Howard Radcliffe with guests from Lawrence and Frankfort. Phi Delta Theta initiates five new members and parties mark university social life. Missionary Society meets, Achoth leaders travel, and No Name Club celebrates Washington's Birthday with poetry and luncheon.
Local and personal notes show multiple residents visiting or returning from trips to Kansas City Topeka Emporia McLouth and Los Angeles. Names include Mrs T Congi Clare Patti Lena Wilbur J H L Henley KE Cole Lois Brown Robert Sristus Clark Edgar M Forde T Sweeney Puseh Gilbert Frith Marie Stone Leonard Wurst Louis Weplinger Charles Strickland and others. Many trips occurred this weekend or this morning with short visits noted.
February 1913 climate data show near average beans with some sharp departures. Temperatures averaged six degrees below normal, winds more northward and often lighter, total travel distance below average, rainfall 2.68 inches above average, snowfall 1.7 inches, barometer readings around 29.18 inches mean, cloudiness 52.26 percent, wind recorded from multiple compass directions totaling 8 057 miles, humidity 76.3 percent mean with peaks to 100 percent.
Fairfax hotel and dining room at 708 710 Mass street in Lawrence is set to reopen in a few days under W J Hornaday who previously ran the property. Mrs Douglas of Oklahoma has leased it to Hornaday to restore it as a first class venue with full dining and rooms at fifty cents for Sunvis services.
Ad reads two guaranteed hot water bottles advertised by Raymond's Drug Store with claims of durability and no leaks. Also mentions a product to improve flavor and a phrase about “stock-Lunig” and liquid meat-smoke.
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