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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1900
Page
4
In Lawrence many residents wonder why tree paving has not begun despite favorable weather. The heat and dryness have stalled planned street improvements, leaving sidewalks and surrounding areas in need of attention as officials review scheduling.
Information from the State Agricultural College notes that Douglas county graduates with a county diploma may enter after a preliminary exam in algebra and book keeping. Four questions will be sent to the county superintendent, who will provide tests on the day of the April eighth grade exam. Interested pupils should contact the county superintendent. The Postal Telegraph local messenger system is now in operation with several messengers added. W H Sears intends to seek the fusion nomination for Kansas lieutenant governor. Roads improve enough for bicycles to be used regularly. Mrs C G Rowland plans an addition to her house in early spring. A light spring shower occurred last night followed by clear weather today. The Masone will be in Lawrence this week.
We are negotiating for a large bankrupt stock of hats and caps gents furnishings boots and shoes located in a Missouri town and will inaugurate Monday March 1 with one of the greatest clearing sales on these lines. Come while the selection is good.
Kansas University sees strong baseball interest this spring due to Manager Clyda Nichols's schedule and effort. Dozens compete for positions with twirlers Hall Alphin Maltby and Wade Moore behind the bat. Housh Poorman and others vie for infield and outfield spots as Captain Parent aims for a strong infield core.
The Haskell Indians faced the Kansas City MCA Tigers in a closely fought basketball game Saturday. A final score of 8 to 5 favored the Tigers after a first half 3 to 4, with both teams praised for an exciting contest and the Indians claiming their best effort of the year.
Merchants Athletic association members and their wives enjoyed a Saturday evening at the club house with green decor, songs by Eppsef Topeka, piano by Mabel Fisher, and readings by Thriving Jedicke. Guests dined at long tables, then danced, played games, and mingled with local residents and visitors from Topeka, Emporia, and Kansas City.
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