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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
3
Unclear notes indicate an on site medical report by Dr H Theesumeser Mant. Fragmentary timing suggests an event tied to rain and a patient condition. No definitive names, places, or outcomes are legible from the preserved text.
Raymond's Urag store increds business by Mrs. Raymond who has aided the suit for years. Patronage invited. L Norris Carriage Co offers buggies and wagons at low prices at 624 Massa chusetts street. Johnson's Wood Finishing Specialties promotes finishes and stains. G P Barlt ber & Son listed.
Col T W Goldin will speak at the Bay Street area event with Ons erts regiment listed among attendees. He was recently tried on various charges but is now devoted to study and will relate experiences Sunday afternoon as the day hawkers provide music and a quartet performs.
Leroy and Mapes sing talk and piano performances with Zelda the English novelty dancer and illustrated songs. Latest moving pictures. F C Gibson buys poultry hides at high cash price 2 Mass St Bell 903 Name 74. Col W T Goldin hero of Little Big Horn at Bowersock Opera House Monday 8 Mass Meeting Sunday March 2 at 3 p m Music by University Male Quartette.
Mrs M Benedict hosts a noon gathering at her Ten home for invited friends and notes of a tea planned for University young ladies in Fraser Hall on Friday afternoon. UT W members held a service meeting with Sterling and Benedict, with receptions and invitations mentioned, plus family reunions and small social events among local residents.
A fragmented historical note recounts Rispham's broad fame in a Mag Festival setting with mention of performances, seating, and a final public dance of the season. It references venues on Mass Street, local merchants, and a state board context, with scattered details about subscriptions and notices.
An assortment of advertising text highlights Black Seal cigars groceries feed and hardware items. It promotes savings on groceries at various stores and lists offers for shoes hats plants electrical fixtures and cleaning products. A farm incident is noted alongside spring suits and wall plaster ads.
A stream of names appears in town today with many residents and visitors arriving or departing. Notices mention BP H Pierce James Sheppard E L Chariton F P Parker Sayre Neimeyer Mrs J W Jenkins Azel Anghes and others visiting relatives and traveling to Kansas City St Marys Garnett Baldwin Sedan and Topeka for short visits and upcoming arrivals including Abe Levi and Abbie Noyes. General Z T Sweeney to speak at the Lawrence Lyceum.
A collage of small ads lists a long black kid glove found on Warren street and a brown silk belt with topaz buckles offered for reward if returned to Barber's Drug Store. Also ads seek a monthly laborer for Mes C W Babcock, Bell phone 151, and local services from Bell Brothers plumbing and Olson Brothers.
Wheat futures mix as May price around 92 5 to 93 0 cents and July near 83 1/2 cents. Corn May about 60 3/4 cents, July 61 1/2 cents. Cash grain mixed. oats around 49 to 52 cents. Rye about 74 1/2 cents. Hay prices listed. eggs 15 cents. Cattle receipts 6,000 with native steers 5.25 to 7.25, cows 5.50 to 6.50, stockers 3.75 to 4.75. Hogs receipts 10,000 with heavy 5.20 to 5.37, packers 5.05 to 5.35, pigs 5.00 to 5.30. Local retail notes mention fruit salad days and spring shoe sale. glasses priced with attention to value. Marriage license issued in Kansas City to Mather White and Pearl Johnson. Leo Steinberg of Lawrence reported seriously ill in Oklahoma City. Mrs. E A Bond ill at West Warren Street shows slight improvement.
Mes T Aarrison showcases Gustafsen glasses praised for style and quality. She invites former patrons and others from Rhode Island to visit her dressmaking shop and view the eyewear offerings.
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