Local Notes Kansas Weather and Events in Chicazo
Chicazo March 18 reports mainly weather prospects rain tonight and Thursday. Relay races between Kansas ily and Lawrence Y. MC were called off. Max Bendix, famed violinist, to perform at Fraser Hall Lawrence on Thursday April 2. Local ads note Rug Factory deals and Wiedemann ice cream. Endorsements from Ottawa residents praise Why Girls Leave Home. Cement work services advertised by Lawrence firms. Dr J T Jones reports 23 ducks from Johnson camp. Prayer meeting led by Rev FE Alexander to be held at Presbyterian church.
Kansas Home Nursery Offers Trees and Shrubs for Sale
The Kansas Home Nursery advertises trees small vines and shrubberies for sale at 813 Vermont Street. ATE wants supplied. J C Dodds acts as agent.
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Vermont Street
J.C. Dodds
Town Notes Record Local Movements and Visits
In Baldwin Rev Scoit and many residents are in town briefly. Dr F A Wilber returns from Tola while Mrs H L Marvin and Mrs M G Manley visit Kansas City. Several residents travel to Topeka Kansas City St Joseph and San Jose for business visits and short stays. Recitals and guest arrivals include Miss Gertrude Mossler bound for MacLouth with Mrs Whitsed Lam ig ing.
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City
D. Barker
Topeka
L. A W. Menger
Kansas City
T. N. Hansen
Tansas City
W. Halderman
Clinton
H. EB
Don Carlos
St. Joseph
Clarence Judkins
J. R. Woodward
W. W. Kilpatrick
San Jose
Cal
F.G. Fisher
Nell Treworgy
C. S. Squires
Busi- Me
Frank Millspaugh
Frederica Fluke
Winifred Blackmar
C. T. Artlip
J.D. Wilson
Harold Dandy
Harry Wilson
Gertrude Mossler
MacLouth
Whitsed Lamig Ing
Social whirl as Dr Lyman Abbott visits University
Dr Lyman Abbott and daughter hosted by Prof A T Walker with KU M C A reception at Myers Hall. Regents and faculty attend meals and teas while Abbott answers student questions. Later visits to Robinson Farm and Kellogg hosts. A complimentary ball, sewing club, and bridge meet accompany society highlights. Ottawa attorney retained to defend Mollie Stewart in Centropolis triple murder trial.
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Lyman Abbott
A. T. Walker
Myers Hall
Dr. Abbott
Dry
Miss Abbott
Robinson Farm
Wilhelms
Automobile
Robert Duncan
Norman Duncan
University Regents
Bach
Boodin
L. E. Sayres
Eldridge
W. G. Hanger
Geneva Street
Ottawa
W.W. J. Costigan
Eli. Schneck
Lawrence
Frank. Schneck
Iitter
Mollie Stewart
District Court -Centropolis
Grain and Provisions. Kansas City and Chicago Markets
Grain and provisions data from Kansas City and Chicago markets. Lists include White Oats, No 2 white flour, rye, hay, creamery butter, packing stock, calves, and cattle prices. Reports Wheat and Oats futures, lard and hog receipts, tops, and live stock totals with price figures.
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Kansas City
Marcel
Chicago
Carriage Co Advertises Buggies and Surreys for Sale
W L Norris Carriage Co at 624 Massachusetts Street offers buggies runabouts surreys and delivery at low prices. Dr H Reding ENT practice advertises eye ear and nose services with catarrh treatment and glasses fitting hours 9 to 5 and phone 513.
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W. L. Norris Carriage Co
Massachusetts Street
Abbott Praises University and Lectures in Fraser Hall
Dr. Lyman Abbott enjoyed his stay in Lawrence praising the university and its students. He spoke on The Messages of Judaism in Fraser Hall drawing large crowds and highlighting Judaism as a law based faith guiding worship. A second lecture The Doctrine of Christianity followed with schedules announced for March events and visits to Haskell and the Usher home.
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Xingu Abbott
Lawrence S
Lawrence
Ane Reasim
Dr. Abbott
Haskell
Usher
Abbott
God
Moses
Isaiah
Judah
Toc
John E. Byodin
Roomifia
Fraser
Frank A. Bates
Runny
F. W. Blackmar
Room
Rebt K. Duncan
Lyman Abbott
Juin E. Boodin
Lyman «Abbott
W. A. Griffith
Bible Institute
Frank Strong
John EB. Boodin
Local items from the DeWitt area and surrounding names
Stanly enjoys the company of his sister Miss Mary Stanley. W R Piper is in the sick list. Mr and Mrs Neat Vat Lawrence were Sunday visitors at the DeWitt home. Mr and Mrs Twitt and their daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs ELA Smith. Henry Pease visited his new nephew. R W Yeoman returned from Topeka. Mr and Mrs Henry Manwarring were Sunday guests of Mr Stubblefield. Sid Daniels helps Mr Stoner shingle his house. Mr Clear man is detained with his sick horse. Miss Clearman reports settling into her new home and liking it. Frank Douglas has a cell phone being installed. Mrs Yeoman and Josephine will visit Kansas City for a few days. Mr Levi Martin visiting Topeka briefly. Mr Tustin has been home sick a few days but is better and will resume work. pa.
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Stanley
Mary Stanley
W. R. Piper
Neat
Henry
Stubble- Fild
Sid Daniels
Stoner
Clearman
Miss Clearman
Frank
Douglass
Reta Roberson Weds Harry St Lamborn in Burlington
Miss Reta Roberson of Fall Leaf and aunt Harry St Lamborn of Burlington were married today by Probate Judge Hugh Means. The ceremony was performed by the county official in Burlington with local witnesses present.
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Reta Roberson
Fall Leaf
Harry St. Lamborn
Burlington
Hugh Means
Lawrence Man Dressers Invited to See Hollingberg at Home Book Co
Wanamaker and Brown of Philadelphia promote their suits to Lawrence’s best dressers. Agent Hollingberg showcases samples at 923 Mass St Home Book Co. Also notices on cigars brand Black Seal, Latin skin cream, Topeka Capital delivery, and local lodge funeral plans for H Z L Raymond with members invited.
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Lion
Lawrence Lodge No.1
Mlouse
Home Book Co
Masa
the Hill
H. ZL. Raymond
F. L. Charlton
Noble Grand
F. H W. Roberts
Harrison Funeral Buried Near Wellsville After Home Death
J. F. Harrison died Saturday at his home fourteen miles southeast of Lawrence and was buried yesterday in Wellsville Kansas. Anyone missing a wagon burr should inquire at The Bell Metcalf Implement Co. for identification. Try 4 Journal Want.
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J. F. Harrison
Lawrence
Wellsville
Kansas
Burr
Bell Metcalf Implement Co
R Sarah E Carrothers Osteopathy Graduate Ad
R Sarah E Carrothers, graduate of American School of Osteopathy, founder A T Still, Office 913 Masa Bt, upstairs, hours 9 to 12 and 1 to. G A Hamman eye ear nose throat specialist, glasses fitted, Office over Dick Drag Store. Buy writing paper by the pound at Boughton s 1025 Mass. Wanous Shampoo Bag. A purely vegetable shampoo and hair food Co 0 P Barber Sov.
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R Sarah E. Carrothers
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Still
G. A. Hamman
Dick Drag Store
Pound
Boughton’s
Hair Food Co
P. Barber & Sov
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Rogers & Igrilley
Datty Weatheralby
F.H
Berger
Kansas Ily
Lawrence Y. MC. A
Max Bendix
Fraser Hall
Bendix
Thomas Orchestra
Indiana
St. Patrick's Day
Wiedemann’s
Qlawrence
Uubbard
Rohrbauzh
Brooks
HE Carmean
Poshautee
Ofice
Nat’l Bank
Mass
St. Bell
Lawrence Granitord Mfg. Co
Tively Yur
J. T. Jones
Johnson Camp
Gus Brune
Co Jones
Lev
FE. E. Alexander
Belle Plaine
Presbyterian Church
Mileau Et Rete Bain
Kansas Home Nursery
Mrs. Mendenhall
Earnest Cline
At Stout
Lecompton
Sale
Cheney Bros
A.d.weaver
Castle
Vigtor
Straffon’s Drug Store
F. M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Aurora Theater
Hindoo
Lotta
DR. H. Reding
Hoadley
Stevenson’s
Lanes, Bullene & Hackman
New York
Childrens
Lonsdale Cambric
Lonsdale Muslin
Hope Muslin
Mingiee
Batiste
Madras
J Lyman Abbott
Geo. H. Smith
People’s Bank
Bell
C. B. Owen
Ask St
Edward M. Humphrey
East Th St
Roth
Starkweathers
Mrs. Patterson
Iudge
Billia Williamson
Smith’s
B. B. Shore
Hunzicker & Wahrenbrock’s
Wiedemann
Ua. Smith's
News Depot
W. L. Douglas
Abe Wolfson
Main Street
Harrison
W. J. Busch
Ecke's Economy Store
Olson Bros
the Mandolin Club
F. A. A. Hall
Misses Engle
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