Colapsable Cups and Friday Haskell Game
Colapsable metal drinking cups will be 10 cents each at Hoadley s. The Haskell Ottawi game on Friday offers merchants an option to view a festival on a weekday. Rumors say Harvard players may be protested by Yale though officials deny it. Capt Campbell Keenan and Cutts are named. Coach Ellick and H H Whiffn officiate Saturday s game. Allphia returns to practice. Two new San Francisco steamships mark a new trans Pacific era. A Whipple memorial tower will rise at the Faribault cathedral crypt. Bishop Mills paugh of Kansas supports donors. About 2 099 farmers near Chicago have telephones a house.
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P'Ayire
Hbs
Haskell
Harvard
Yale
New Haven
David Campbell
Leff
Keenan
Cutts
Kernan
South Boston
Capt Campbell
Maine
Ellick
H H Whiffn
Allphia
San Francisco
Oriental
Trans. Pacific Navigation
Pacife
Infesior
Whipple
Faribault
Millspaugh
Kansas
Local visits and social plans across towns
Me George Jones traveled to Wichita today while Mrs BOW Woodwich and Mes Darting ton went to Kyosas City for a short visit. The Phi Gams plan a tally box party at the Flashel. UW two game Friday. Miss Louise Smith is coming from her ham.
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George Jones
Wichita
Bow Woodwich
East Side Card Club Hosts A Pleasant Evening In Lawrence
Miss Sarah Pratt and Miss Lain attended events in Lawrence as members of the East Side Card club enjoyed a Monday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Milo Treworgy along with Miss Jennis Barrett and Miss Mary Sweeney. Next week Miss Nelle Evans Miss Myrtle Kelsey and Miss Augusta Gust will host. Louise Alder leaves for Denver for two months. Dr Gwen of Olathe called on friends in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Sheffisid Iopalls of Atchison were mentioned amid the scattered notes of local social activity.
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Sarah Pratt
Lain
Linton
Kansas City
Naver Stow
East Side Card Club
And
Milo Treworgy
Jennis Barrett
Mary Sweeney
Dorr
Robert Maura
Nelle Evans
Myrtle Kelsey
Augusta
Christina Gust
Otto Giler
Sale on all wool flannel and tricot goods
On Friday morning November 22 a sale begins for all wool flannel and Tricot Mothers Friend Boys Wrists Wool goods. Prices previously 1.51 to 2.50 drop to 75 cents each until sold. Hurry to get first pick in the south window.
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