Lawrence Ice and Stable Services Advertisements
Lawrence offers finest winter ice at reasonable prices with office at Syd Massachusens atraat and telephone 163. Walkill Wilkes stallion will stand at Ver moet street, 16 hands bay with speed. season terms $4 cash or $10 to insure. Wilder Bros sells band shirts. Unitarian ladies fair features Easter sale goods, bread, candies, aprons, nickknacks, and a cheerful Easter sermon. Baptist Women’s Mission circle held semi annual bankoffering. literary program and lunch at 5. Smith's News Depot advertises golf goods. Unitarian cookery fair to open at 9:30 tomorrow. Gen Fred Funston and L E Tarrell boarded a Pullman from Lawrence. Easter book bindings offered at J S Boughton, 639 Mass street. Wilder Bros promises warm shirts for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Walkill Wilkes
Vermoet Streat
William Spurgeon
Wilder Bros
Unitarian Ladies Fair
Dr. Hale
Freshman Sophomore clash disrupts Kansas University chapel
Freshmen and sophomores at the University of Kansas fought in the main building this morning over a campus greeting. The disturbance caused injuries including bloody noses and torn clothing and halted chapel and class work until faculty disciplinary members intervened. A later scene featured a disputed faltering plan and noisy confrontations on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Mais
Douglas County deeds and lodge election notes in Baldwin and Lawrence
The Register of Douglas County records several property transfers in Baldwin and Lane Place addition with sale prices from 75 to 400 dollars. The Lawrence lodge honors new officers Exalted Ruler Otto Fischer and others, followed by a social session. An Arizona company plans an opera rating next week and county board may meet Saturday. A band dance is set for Everitt Hall tonight.
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Spusnen
Register of
Douglas County
M.a.comb
Jan H. Patton
Fifth Street
Baldwin
J. W. Browsing
W.H Rigge
Richard Meith
Priscilla Hondyshell
Lace Place
Cassideration
Polly Husom
A. Monger
Lawrence
Quarles Rappard
Wilhelm C. Rappard
Ola Wig
PB. D. Elka Bieet Omiere
Lawrance Lodge
Tuar
Otto A. Fischer
O E
Learnard
H. T. Jones
DO. Bishop
Abe Levy
Keacuree
F. W. Jaedicka
Trustes
T. A. Green
Arizona
Ft Scott
Lawrence and
Salina
Magazine Binding Service Offers Home Pickup
The Journal bindery can bind magazines with a durable cover to ease preservation. Quick, affordable options and a range of coverings are available. Call or send a postal card to arrange a home pickup for the binding work.
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Onboand
Local notices on goods and church service scheduled
A call for coal and wood delivery is posted with contact 16 O D PICKENS. Wilder Bros. shirts and a promising order are advertised. Awnings line town shops amid warm weather. Bishop Millspaugh will preach at Trinity Church tonight at 7 30 with communion services.
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Millspaugh
Trincity Church
Harness Cleaning and Topeka Masons Meeting Report
Harness cleaning and oiling offered by Geo A Smith with pickup and return in good as new condition. Lawrence men who attended the Scottish Rite Masons in Topeka last night rode the morning train back today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
A. Smith
Lawrence
Topeka
Man shot at house on Pinckney Street‑ Yeager arrested
About 7 p m last evening James Yeager colored threatened then shot at Joseph Moore also colored at Moore's residence on Pinckney street. Moore's wife shut the door as Yeager fired twice more through it. A neighbor disarmed Yeager. he was arrested by Officer Monros between 10 and 11 p m. A complaint will be filed in county court. Also Athens council Fraternal Association meeting planned tonight.
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Sam
Tian Piey
James Yeger
Josephy Moore
Lattee
Pinckney Street
Yeager
Moore
Bin
Mra. Moore
Monros
A Thoroughbred Tramp at Bawersock Opera House
Local notice describes the upcoming attraction A Thoroughbred Tramp at the Bawersock opera house with praise for its bright, crisp style and period humor. The piece previews lively scenes with varied characters and satirical railway era motifs.
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Bawersock Opera House
General Joheny Corps
Lawrence Music Lovers Delight in Symphonic Treat
Lawrence residents enjoyed a Chicago Symphony Orchestra concert of about fifty players. The event filled University Hall beyond capacity with encores after each piece. Highlights included Tanphagser overture, Van Oordt violin concerto, a Strauss waltz, and Dvorak New World movements. Mme. Ragna Lione sang with two encores, and Franz Wagner performed a Popper polonaise. Revenue supported the pipe organ fund. local notices mention contracts, a storefront repaint, and business changes along Massachusetts Street.
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Lawrence
Weeathy Symphony
Lawrences
Pasterday
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Tanphagser
Adolph Rosenbecker
van Oordt
Towne
Ross
South
New World
Dvork
Mme
Ragna Lione
Franz Wagner
Towns
Linse
der Frieschotz
New rigs appear on Lawrence streets this spring
A string of new rigs has appeared in Lawrence as spring arrives with more purchases expected as the season progresses. The note highlights ongoing vehicle acquisitions and a growing fleet presence in the city.
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Lawrence
Elks Initiation and Obituary Fragments From Local Notice
The body of Mrs Agnes Campbell was taken from Oak Hill cemetery to Clays land Ohio by daughter Mrs Louisa J Heimer. Martindate and Carl Gracher joined the Elks, Ban E Wilson was voted in, and two prospective members were named. Sheri Myers returned from his boat seeking the man who shot Marshal Mertz of Eudora but found no trace. A conference to discuss paying differences is gaining daily support.
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Agnes Campbell
Oak Hill Cemetery
Claysland
Ohio
Louisa J Heimer
Martindate
Carl Gracher
The
Elks
Ban E Wilson
Sheri Myers
Marshal Mertz
Eudora
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Kansas
ATLAS
Atlas Building & Loan Association
McCann
Logis Res
Jordan
Massachusetts Alreeta
Burh
Smith's News Depot
Boyd
Shearer & CO
S11
Mass. St
Greenwood County
Cade
Wilder Bros Dr
EM. Owin
Mays
Sreet
Asterward
Aterman
Ana
J. A. Keeler
Eno Cigar
Hoener Bros
Bowersock Opera House
Elmer Walters
King Fies
Elmer Wallers
Pricas
Svat Sale Biromelsick
Baptist Women's Mission Circle
Frank Hestar
Mira, Thompson
Mies Gilson
Henderson
Hults
Simons
Eva Anderson
Smith’s News Depot
Fred. Funston
Liest. E. E Tarrell
California
J. B. Stewars
F. G. Brainard
C. W. Goodin
Ethel Gondin
Lawrance
Ottawa Herald
S- Boughton
Mass Street
Hubeah
Raymond’s
Bouillon Marissa
Raymond's Drug Store
Jene Tor the
Woodward & Co
Earlie
A. D. Weaver
RS Boyd
Firestone Perfect
REAL
Board of County Commissioners
Everatt Hall
Hoadley’s
Barnes
Geo. H. Smith
Repare Boys
Mass
Ress Balmore Ojala
Circa Spleye
Eagmmner
Passon’s Department Store
Shearer
Sale
ED Anderson
Nout
RS Saunders
Raney
Wagstaffs
Audrey Ly
Mary Johnston
Sousa
L Rowlands
Athens Council
Fraternal Act Association
Svaning
Allen Brown
Emporia
Chen
Wwe
Pas8ov's Department Store
Monstrance
Massachusetts Street
Innes
New York
Wilton
Smyrna
Linnes, Bullene & Hackman
NEW Department Store
Nations
Kibo Patent
Louis XV
Rance
Vt Mann 23
Boxinning
King Quality Shoes
Simpson
East Calico
Func Dept. Store
Miller
Bosttic
Sporgean
Wm Nadelheiter
Mendenhall Millinery
H. L. Moore
WOLF
Wolf's Book ST
C.L. Rotter
McIntire
Henry Stowet
Wally
J W. E.saum
Timothy Smith
Hays City
K. N.G
Massachusetts
New England
Fischers E
Hart Grocery
Busines
Rapmood
Merchants Athletic Association
Easter Coal
Arkansas
Missouri
Cleland Tel
Robertson Bros
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