November items mix of ads and society notes brief
A varied November column notes promotional lines for Raymonds Cold Cream and Rose Cream, Tungsten lamps from Fred W. Fein, Schulz tailor suit, a post card photo at McCulloch's Drug store, and Fairfax dining. It also covers Thanksgiving events at Kansas University with numerous fraternity and sorority banquets, Lawrence social happenings, thimble gatherings hosted by Griesa, Young, and Jones, an engagement in Topeka, club meetings, a Scottish Rite reunion, and a fortieth wedding anniversary. It closes with local ads for post cards, photo albums, and upcoming shows at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City of Kansas University
K. U
Kansas City
Pi Beta Phi
Baltimore
Kappa Alpha Thetas
Morton’s
Kappa Kappa Gamman
Phi Kappa Psis
Sigma Chis
Beta Thete Ps
Kansas City Athletic Club
Phi Gamma Delta
Kansas City Club
Phi Delta Thetas
University Club
Alpha Taus
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Sigma Nus
Park Grocery Ad and Local Notices Snapshot
Park Grocery proclaims fresh country produce and meats with home repair services listed. Also notes Thanksgiving postcards at MacCullochs Drug Store, Tungsten lamp offer by Fred W Fein, and a series of local notices including a marriage license, a G A R photo mountings reception, and a church speech by Miss Josephine Corbin.
GEO W CAMPBELL DEAD drops in Lawrence narrator
GEO W CAMPBELL died suddenly around noon while digging trenches near his North Lawrence home. His wife, away for dinner, found him later and he lay beside the trench. Campbell, a prominent Lawrence citizen and longtime political figure, will be greatly missed. funeral plans not yet set. Also noted: Gustafson jewelers appointment from Kansas City and Eugene Hogan funeral details with relatives in Kansas, Tennessee, Illinois, and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Campbell
Lawrence
George Campbell
E. Hogan
Eugene Hogan
Rhode Island Street
James B. Hogan
Knobmaster
Medura Stidgeway
Memphis
Tenn
Eluer B. Hogan
Chicago
Orville
Denver
Col
Anna L. Cock
Halls
Ken
Ed. Campbell
Sedalia
Hogan
Have New Scheme Lets University Girls Use Checks
A Lawrence merchant reports a surge in small checks used by university girls, who carry little cash and prefer checking out rather than carrying money. Merchants note frequent small payments, with ten checks ranging from 20 cents to 1.00 dollars used at a local store.
Man Reports 125 Sheep Lost Near Farm
A C James of nine miles southeast of the city reports 125 sheep missing from his farm. Sheriff Woodward received the call yesterday afternoon asking for help to locate the flock. James, son of Charles A James, serves on the local jury. the loss is described as heavy.
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Allis James
A. C. James
Woodward
Mr. James
Charles A.’ James
Beauty for Every Woman in Fresh Skin Regimen
From the Chicago Record-Herald the article extols beauty as a woman's power and offers a facial wash recipe. It prescribes Rose Water, Cologne Spirits, and Eppotone dissolved in hot water then cooled, to soften skin and impart a soothing glow.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Charity Benefit to Aid Associated Charities in Lawrence
Lawrence newspapers stage annual benefit at the opera house to raise funds for the Associated Charities. Free venue and free advertising, with a poetry program by Harry Kemp, a reading by Gertrude Messler, and a song by Chancellor Strong. Details to be announced in the daily papers. Also reports a football game at Me Cook field between Lawrence High and Ottawa High with a large crowd, and notes James Vance Humphrey elected county attorney of Erie county, a KU graduate and son of Judge Humphrey.
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Lawrence
Associated Charities
Opera House
Bowersock
Harry Kemp
Gertrude Messler
Chancellor Strong
Lawrence High School
Ottawa High School
Me‘Cook Field
Lawrence Boys
James Vance Humphrey
Junction City
Erie County
Humphrey
James Humphrey
Kansas University
Bankers Life Pays Perkins Estate Claim in Full
Bankers Life of Des Moines Iowa settled the life policy on the late L I Perkins and paid costs in full, ending the district court suit. Also announced is a Sunday 3 PM YMCA Gym talk by Rev J M Kerr with the Kerr Brothers and Mr Rouse providing music, capacity 400, and seats to be claimed early. A Kansas bet of two to one drew attention as Gustafson wagers on Kansas’ edge.
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Perkins
Bankers Life
Dex Moines
Iowa
L. I. Perkins
M. C.A
M.C. A
J. M. Kerr
Kerr
Kerr Brothers
Mr. Rouse
Rouse
Kansas
Gustafson
Football Game Tomorrow At Haskell Field
The second team of Haskell and the State Normal will play here tomorrow on the Haskell field. The game promises to be an interesting contest between the two squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
State Normal
Public Sale by George Richardson at Sibley
George Richardson of Sibley announces a public sale on Tuesday November 4 offering corn husking implements and Willow Springs stock. The sale notes typical terms and mentions farm property readiness after farmers finished sowing wheat last week. Local carpenters plan remodeling William Churchbaughs house and social notes cover visits and church services.
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George Richardson
Sibley
Willow Springs
William
Churchbaugh
Erve Flory
David Flory
Elwood Desay
Hubert Markley
Leslis Fleischmannand Jacoba
Frank Flory
Meeting for Young People at First Methodist Church
A meeting for young people is set this evening at 7 45 o clock at the First Methodist Episcopal church conducted by the Kerr Bros Special music will feature the gathering All Epworth League Sunday school and University youth are invited Invite friends and people of all ages are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kerr Bros
Epworth League
Cburches
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The
University of Kansas
Nystera
Dunmiro
Lucea
Callisto
Pire
Italy
O. P. Barber & Son
Wiedemasn
Fischer
Barry
Fischers Bat Qtos Shoes
Paol Revere
Paul Revere
Towle Sterling
Ol Revere
Inemortal Patriot
Paul
A. Mares, Jewelee
Raymond
Fred W. Fein
Schulz
Stubbs
McCulloch’s Drug Store
Fairfax
Thimblea
A. C. Griesa
E. W. Young
J. Frank Jones
Griesa
West Lawrence
Theodore Griesa
Edna Griesa
Emma
Leonore Maughlin
Catherine
Misa Lillian Wilson
Edvin Young
Bostosuey
Thimes
Topeka
Nadine Lytle
Joseph Bowers
Philadelphia
Miss Lytle
San Lawrence
Sewing Club
J. A. Henley
Lawrences
Eberhart
A. Marks
Arthur Marks
George Shaw
Sam Marks
Albany
N. Y
Seammeck
New York City
Vincent
Lecompton
Rebekah Minstrel
C. F Hall
Boughton’s
Mass
Masque Club
A. B. Sayles
Embroidery Club
Simpson
Kan- Score
City
H. Simpson
R. Maxwell
Score
Wiedemann’s
Ed. Parson’s
Goldie Cole- Stock Co
Brent
Young
Massachusetts Street
Faelas
Ford Fe
A.d.weaver
Cuspidore
University
MacCulloch
Frank Strong
Washington, D.C
National Association of Universities
Harriet Myers
I Harriet Myers
Vermont Street
Katherine M. Williams
Wilcox
Wash
F. C. Endacott
Lane Place
Anthony M. Karnes
Eudora
Arthur Sweangen
Mark M. Ellis
W. C. Ellis
Jane R. Welch
W. S. McCurdy
J. A. Fry
Conn
A. N. Elis
L. 0
McTrure
New York Street
Harold M. Chamney
Maude M. Housh
Engle
Thompson
Mass, Bt
Shane Studio
Josephine Corbin
General Board of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Social Missionary’ Union
the Fairfax
China
Hoadley
Stevenson’s
Innes
Bullene & Hackman
United States
Suit Department
Geo. W. Campbell
al. Gustafson
Bin
U. Studenta
Trunk and Prip
Charity
H. V. Stunz
Bell
Maza
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