Friday-Sunday Social Visits and Local Health Notes
Mr and Mrs Frank Fitzpatrick and daughter Jane visited the Walter family. Lola Shaw has measles and is improving. Several neighbors and relatives spent time with each other around the area, with updates on Charlie Wulfkuhle’s post surgery recovery. The cemetery near the Garman church was burned and cleaned. Multiple local names and households are referenced, including Wulfkuhle, Hidinger, Ridinger, and Hoffsommer, with ongoing sickness, visits, and small-town activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fitzpatrick
Jane
A. C. Walter
Lola Shaw
Mr. Beach
Sandma Bidinger
J. J. Harmes
John Gross
Sophie Zeeb
Wm. Nuffer
Frank Wulfkuhle
Helen
C. F. Wulfkuhle
S. Stull
Henry Stullloyd
Chas. Eberhart
Charlie Wulfkuhle
Simmons
Garman Church
John Stull
L. B. Kraft
Stull
Topeka
Kraft and Son
Father Ungers
J Hidinger
Geo. Heok, Jr
Hazel
Rose Anderson
Lawrence
O. Aidinger
Cfiharlie Wulfkuble
J. W. Gray
C. J. Kraft
AGS
Kraft
Pete Eberhart
Highland Park
Will Rake
Earl Rake
August Walter
Walter
Pearl Martin
Roy Deskin
Bidinger
Alex Lavin
Henry Underwood
Margaret Lavin
Jones i
J. E. Murphy
Q. A. Ridinger
James Gibbons
Johanna Lavin
Fred Brokman
Lawrenee Visitors ‘Tuesday. Alas Lavin
Willager
Cox
J.D. Martin
Lovie Wulfkukte
North Lawrence
Charlie Wulfkuble
Grace Walter
A.C. Walter
Sam Buchheim
Notice of Final Settlement in Douglas County Probate
Final settlement notice for the estate of George W. in Douglas County Kansas appears in the public journal. Administrator Sweeney seeks approval of the settlement and asks for the court’s findings on heirs and asset distribution and for discharge of the administrator. Publication lists filing and contact details including city clerk in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
George W.ors
Dusan
Sweeney
Kan
Gorton
Relief for Belgians Government Extends Aid Loan
The United States will provide 12 million dollars monthly for Belgium and 5 million for Northern France through the American Belgian relief commission. A 74 million dollar loan to France and Belgium governments covers six monthly payments for food distribution to affected populations, to be handled by Dutch and Spanish agents under the commission's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allies
Washington
Belgium
France
United States
Belgian Relief Commission
Commission
Kumquats and Their Botanical Classifications
Kumquats are tiny citrus fruits not in the genus elt Meus. The oval kumquat is classified as fortunella margarita and the round form as japonica. Two cultivated species include f crassifulla and f hind Bil.
Army Medical Corps Shortage Reported in 1918 Brief
New York May 10 The medical corps of the United States army and navy is short 13 000 men with a further 10 000 shortage in the medical reserve corps adding to Major General March H. Ames. An informal dancing party by Leslie Roberts and Loyd Mills at Woodlawn Park on Friday May Lith will be strictly invitation only. Refreshments and street car service from grounds provided. The shinee will be chaperoned Mec and Mos. L R K Daw spent the day 5 DeSoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Medical Corps
New York
Medical Corps
United States Army and Navy
Medical Reserve Corps
Itn Hme
Leslie Roberts
Loyd Mills
Woodlawn Park
Local Notes and Encounters in Brief
Professor Frederick Cowper will leave tonight for St Louis Sloonberg left last night for California. Fred Morris was in De Soto today on business Philip W Huntington of the army medical corps. Although it takes two to make two quarrel it is usually easy to get that many together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann’s
Frederick Cowper
St. Louis
Fred Morris
de Soto
Girl Heroine Saves Life in Kansas City Fire
Ruth Elliott carried her father down four flights of stairs from the burning Trusted building in Kamwis Kansas City. The blaze started in rubbish in the basement and caused an estimated two hundred thousand dollars in damage. A fireman suffered a mashed foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elliott
Kansas City
Kamwis
Miss F Eliott
Fort Scott visitor and local business notes amid Fort Riley camp talks
E E Dix of Fort Scott visited the W D Flintom home this morning. H M Light traveled to Eudora on business. Armett Colvard offers vulcanizing at 14 E Sixth Street. In Emporia eighty applicants for Fort Riley officers training camp include K A students Oliver Atherton George Balh Fred Bowers and Rollie Boynton. The influx may force cancellation of Normal baseball and track contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Dix
Fort Scott
W. d. Flintom
Emporia
Fort Riley
Kk. A
Oliver T. Atherton
George S. Balh
Fred Bowers
Rollie Boynton
Bill Hargiss
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Suriely Brand Clotiy
H. L. Winey & Sons
Kuppenheimer
the Kuppenheimer
Robert E. House
Massachusetts
Y Arnold
McNish
Concord
Phoni
Coo
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Uni
Taft
City of Law
General Fund
Ark Furmd
Waving Fund
Fimgle Water Fund
Noah Ents
Taternal
Wenent Bund Hight Fund
Isawr
Instal Fund
Bund
Fire Dept
Fumlod
Lawrence Dity Journal-World
Holt
Gold Ohbye Street
Bell
Canatanes
Ron
Ford
Thuridei
al Lawreane Amy Co
Alenis
Max Wilkeln
Mass
S. J
Canning Factory
Lawrence Canning Factory
Riverside Garage & Machine Works
Phone Bell 90
6Th St
L. Gibson
Mgr
Willis
Gillis
Puck
C. Friend
Mec and
Mos. L. RK. Daw
DeSoto
Watt
Lorad
Sloonberg
California
Philip W. Huntington
The
Brick. C. Friend
Lawrence National Bank
Jd. D. Bowersoc
Geo
T. Wetzf Asst
Ww. S. Metcalf Farm Loans
W. Barteldot
Barteldes Syed Co
A. Henley American Cement Plaster
G. Clevenger Palmer
Shultz
Urmer Weaver Pry Goods
Mike of
Wiedemann’s. Ee
H. M Light
Eudora
Armett & Col Vard
Uth Street
Ideal Clothing Co
Augusta Petroleum and Refining Co
Warner
Slim Jim
Church Yard
Augusta
Butler County
Wichita
B. G. Gustafson
Mass. St
James S. Williamson
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