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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
4
An advertisement lists 1244 grade Byardean waistings white mercerized 19, 25c and 0c lace, Corsets priced at $2.00, Sateen Petticoats $1.75, Wool Dress Skirts in browns greys and blues at reduced values, Y–£ brown sheeting, carpet sweepers, white aprons, assorted handkerchiefs and remnants. Remnants offered at deep discounts with several items priced well below standard values.
Lawrence Man joins A Monroe as part of a nine member governing board to manage the Orient railroad. The board replaces single leadership once held by ALE Stillwell and will oversee finances, construction, and policy while Stillwell travels to Europe to raise capital. The executive committee, meeting weekly at central offices, will supervise business and set tradic policies.
Willow Springs assessor Pippert filed a property report showing a ree estate valued at 71,380,045 with personal property at 0. The document projects a lower tax base than expected, flagging a major annual review in Willow Springs.
The Wonder Gas Ranges are praised for their strong points as a sales pitch. Julius A. Eriksen of 942 Mass St is mentioned among the names in this brief advertisement style snippet.
The article catalogs a string of social gatherings and entertainments. Merry Makers hosts a member’s birthday party. Mrs. Will Reinisch celebrates Mildred’s fifth birthday with games and refreshments. Topeka Owls plan their annual shirtwaist dance with Gretchen Rankin and Mona Eberle attending. A Sunday school class enjoys a box supper at the Tidrow residence. Elks host a Friday social and meeting rearranged for traveling men. The Buchanan club stages a Moonlight dance at Fraternal Aid hall with Newhouse's orchestra and a large moon lantern. 220 couples attend. Also noted are local ads and notices, including preaching at Lake View, a Sunday school session, and various businesses promoting services and products.
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