Neighbor of the Mails by the Government Ends Next Monday
The neighbor of the mails by the government will come to an end next Monday according to the fragment.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
4
The neighbor of the mails by the government will come to an end next Monday according to the fragment.
Prof F H Olney rapidly improving from injuries suffered weeks ago. Wilder Bros advertises carpets and leather goods with improved machinery for first class work. Dr E Smith returns to Lawrence opens office in Jackson building.
Mrs Maria Lescher aged 75 died at 1036 Kentucky street yesterday afternoon after a long illness. Funeral tomorrow at 2739 o'clock from the house conducted by Rev Dr R Cord Isy. An Easton born longtime Lawrence resident with many friends mourn her passing.
Orlin Smith brought a cetsscalpo to the county clerk's office this morning for the usual bounty.
In University hall last evening Harold Henry performed a superb recital with Prof. G B Penny Prof C A Proyer and Miss Maude Morrison. Storm lowered attendance but the program impressed Lawrences audience and the event was a notable success with praised singing and instrumental work.
General Orders from Washington Post No 12 of Lawrence Kansas invite all veterans and soldiers to Memorial services at First Baptist Church on May 25 with a post parade from post ball to the church. Followed by Grand Army of the Republic school visits on May 26 29 and 30 with specific routes and committees listed for Hig School Central Pinckney Vermont New York Quincy Lincoln Woodlawn and other sites.
A county commissioner Eliott wapods to start next month a new construction addition to the county poor house and shift relief to the county farm. He also plans to discontinue township physicians at the start of the coming month and aims for better conditions. Lawrence Circle No 75 Ladies of the Grand Army hold a 3:30 pm meeting with Miss Ella Engle to lead a drill. Ads note Wilder Bros and Boughton's offering worn winter shirts and second hand jackets.
The advertisement for Qasen Quality shoes in the Fitch Hros issue lists the price as 359 dollars instead of the expected 3.00. The error appears in the ad tonight, prompting readers to note the price correction.
A local sale event announced for tomorrow offers second hand books at a nominal five cents each. The listing notes a location at 33 Ww 45 and mentions S. Booghino as the organizer.
The brick company began shipping brick to Topeka this morning for paving East Fourth Street in that city. Mrs. Harry Sedgwick is recovering slowly from injuries after a fall at her home. Thad Stevens continues selling bicycles rapidly, receiving another shipment today and struggling to keep stock on hand as business remains strong.
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