Society notes reveal parties and engagements in town
Mrs T W Green hosted a Jolly Fight club meeting while Helen Schaeffer led a Motiel Card club gathering. Irving Hill plans a May 23 pavilion party at Bow jersock residence for Betas and guests. Mrs James Means entertains for Miss Tremper and Mr Tremper of Seattle. University events include a Friday dance and a junior senior prom at Everett hall. Miss Mable Olivia Woodward’s engagement to Harry Martin Giveen is announced with a June 1 wedding at the bride’s home. Two senior year recitals by Miss Lamise Fitch and Miss Katherine Reynolds are scheduled. an Alaska themed party honors Halph and Mlfred near Nome. Officials and gatherings fill the week with musical and social events. Miss Margaret Pearson and Mr Ward Spielmann wed at Grace Church in Kansas City, a surprise to Topeka friends. Pearson is daughter of Mrs Andrew Pearson of Wakefield Kansas. Spielmann works at Merchants National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Green
Jolly Fight Club
Helen Schaeffer
Motiel Card Club
Irving Hill
Betas
Bowjersock
James Means
Helen Tremper
Theodore Tremper
Seattle
Washington
University
M. A. Woodward
Clinton
Mable Olivia
Harry Martin Giveen
Iight School
Everett Hall
Lamise Fitch
Katherine Reynolds
S. Mford
Halph
Nome
Aleka
Devas
Rai
Lawrence Camra Club
Les
Ray
Lupe
Margaret Pearson
Ward Spieluiag
Grace Church
Sas City
Topeka
Miss Pearson
Dronk
Andrew Pearson
Wakefield
Kan
Mileham
Kansas Universar
Spielmann
Weather Outlook for Kansas By Chiesa May 12
Indications show a warm, generally fair day in Kansas with a chance of thunderstorms tonight or Wednesday. U.S. weather agency cautions of evolving storm activity and advises residents to monitor local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiesa
Kansas
Weather and local ads blend in city notice page
Daily weather notes from Dr. PH Snow plus wind and humidity readings. Local ads promote ice cream by Griffin Ice Co and E G Saxman Co. Carpenters, piano teachers, eye surgeons, photography studio, bakery, home goods and framing services are listed with contact numbers and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Weather Report
PH. Snow
Must Sign for Liquor With Ink
Attorney General Jackson exposes a scheme to force ink signatures on liquor affidavits, claiming druggists allow signs with pencils to circumvent rules. Courts may punish druggists who permit pencil signatures with fines and short jail terms. Sacramento news and other local items follow. poems, plays, and ads fill the page along with notices and store promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Petal
Acheme
Kana
Abby General Sickson
Supreme Court
Supreme
Local notes from police court and fruit crop report
In police court Sam Austin, a young colored man, was fined 6.50 for a hiccup of a minor offense. Weather and market notes discuss a delayed fruit crop with forecasts of mixed yields for apples and peaches and early strawberries in markets around May 21. Local ads promote molding shipments, photography services, post cards, varnishes, wall paper, and beverages at Lawrence businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Austin
Syn
W. I. OL Vinland
Elmer Brown
Sith
Purely Personal News From Lawrence Area
Purely personal items note visits and travels of residents and acquaintances. Several names travel to and from Kansas City, Topeka, Ottawa, and Chicago, with some guests staying in Lawrence and others returning home. A local doctor's office for sale follows a death, and river levels are reported as falling with no danger point reached. a Tonopah hotel block burns for a $150,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Leonard
HU Ky
Lawrence
Kansas
Tonopah
Ney
Palace Hotel
Wolf Scalps Today Reported In Marion And Baldwin
I A McKinzie of Marion brought in eight wolf scalps today. W R Mibhard of Baldwin brought in seven wolf scalps. George Washington of Clinton was in Lawrence today. Lawrence Undertaking Co J Bowlin manager successor to Robert son Undertaking Co is now at 907 Mase St Both phones 392.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. McKinzie
Marion
W. R. Mibhard
Baldwin
George Washington
Clinton
Lawrence
Convicted Wright Receives Heavy Prohibitory Law Sentence
In police court yesterday, a man named Wright was found guilty of violating the prohibitory law and sentenced to ninety days in jail. The article also details church construction plans for the Christian Church, a student named George Foster graduating in a "Training for Service" class, a river-jump incident with an unidentified youth, a wall collapse on Eli Street, a lawsuit by the Perkins estate against Bankers Life Insurance, and upcoming local entertainment acts including Harper's Street Fair and Cole Younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Perkins Estate
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Jes Moines
Inte L. H. Perkins
Refunding Bonds Considered to Save Lawrence Money
Kelly and Kelly propose refunding Lawrence city bonds to four and a half percent, saving about six thousand dollars. Mayor Barker supports a four percent refunding for city bonds, while the board of education would favor four percent if sold locally. Lawrence parties own 800 acres linked to shale land with reported oil potential, explored after high returns and tax rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly & Kelly
Lawrence
W. G. Kelly
Topeka
Barker
Board of Education
Trego County
W. HL Sears
Lawrence Fellows
Grain and market quotes and local notices from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City market data dated May 12 lists Wheat prices for May July and Sept, No 2 hard and red varieties, Corn and Oats quotes, Rye, Hay values, Butter prices, and cattle hog receipts with price ranges. Chicago markets for May to Sept show wheat corn oats pork beef and hogs quotes and receipts. The Lawrence Camera club meets tonight to discuss interior photography and flashlights with H W Foster at 504 Ohio Street. local ads for shoe repair and carpet cleaning appear near the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
York
Chicago
Lawrence Camera Club
H. W. Foster
Qhio Street
Six Year Old Girl Breaks Arm After Horse Fall
Bernice Graeber, six, daughter of Dolly Graeber, fell from a horse she and friends rode nightly. The accident left her with a broken arm and a trip to medical care is implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Graeber
Dolly’? Graeber
Local Ads and Notes From A Busy News Stand
A jumble of shop ads and notices lists L Douglas shoes by Abe Wolfson at 637 Mess street and Wunder Gas by Julius A Eriksen on Vermont street. Mentions student paper editions at 3 and 5 cents, a smoking caution about bad cigars, and requests to leave magazine subscriptions at Smith's News Depot. Also notes detectives’ hint about Mrs Guntes and city election candidates for Fopek a next year. Haymond's lawn dust for rose bushes and sale of lawn mowers featured alongside several stray brand mentions.
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Royal
Weather Report
Wiedemann
F. TL Bennett
Grace Reynolds
Bell Phone
E. G. Sorman
E. G. Saxman and Co
G. A. Hamman
Dick Drug
Stors
Straffon’s
Mentholis
Conklin
Mass. St
Loomas Studio
West End
Bell
Gustav Wolf
P. F. Remington
Home Book Co
Mass. Street
Sacramento
Lanyon
Esther Clark
Chanute
Tata
Eugenia Gallus
F. B. McCulloch
Squires
Ledges
Schulz
Eagle Camp
Lemon
Boughton’s
A.d.weaver
University Calendar
Vel
TE. Gray
Mining Jourtal
Pert
McFarland
Ogun
Deutscher Verein
Laml Walensteins
Fred Pueschel
Peirces
Mass. T
Children’s Photos
Straffon's
Boughton's
1025
Mass, St
E. G. Lozman & Co
Lome Bock Co
Mass
J. B. Shearer
Henderson Corsets
Walker Reed
Eudora
J. H. Coln
Chester Woodward
C. G. Hawk
A. C. Bruner
Olathe
J. R. Greenlees
Philadelphia
R. J. Allen
W. B. Brownell
Ida Marks
Marks
St. Lawrence
Janeh
Pittsburg
ED. Klein
China
Hoadley
Rkrars
Wright
Bereck
Lawren
George
Foster
Christian Church Tast
Renee
Beara Kuline
Lux - Way
Burteldes
Julius Ay Briksen
Wiedemanos
Eli Street
Lew Nichols
Cole Younger
Peeees
Bennett
Arcade
W. J
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Seco
Ladies Home
Olson Bos
Skrest
Jaediore
Wunder Gas
Julius A. Erikses
Vermont Street
The
Journal
Swatsas Studio
Dournal
Aleetien
Fopeka
Haymond
Julias A. Eriksen
Miss, St
Smith’s News’ Depot
Eddison
Garland
C. J. Eriksen
Ifspur
Atlas Building & Loans Association
Lawberoe Kanaab
Fischer
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