Local society notes and auction ads in Lawrence
Purely personal items from Lawrence feature visits to Kansas City and local social rounds. Mentions include Miss Maloy, Mrs. Davis, Otis Perkins, Nelle Morris, Florence Johnstone, and many others visiting or traveling, plus a McCartney’s closing-out clothing auction and planned football pep events at Lawrence High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloy
Muansas Sty
Clark Bouldin
Kansas City
S. H. Davis
Eudora
Otis Perkins
Nelle Morris
Hope Reece
Vinland
J. A. Monroe
M. Zieghr
Rd. Wilson
Florence Johnstone
Topeka State Journal
George Sullivan
Twin Mound
W. A. Damenice
Wi. H. Ludington
Myre A. T. Winchell
Ottawa
Ward Spiclu
Mary Ch Chamberlain
Jim Topeka
Jennie
Mary Donnelly
Margaret Perkins
Henry Moore
Miss Perkins
Annie Monroe
Agnes Murtaugh
Sunday School Workers Visit and Church Talk
Sunday afternoon at 3 30 Rev J C Carman state secretary for Sunday schools of Colorado will speak at the Congregational church. He will discuss The Supreme Gift then take questions for a half hour. Kansas Secretary Rev Engle will exchange places for the presentation. A few Panama skirts remain priced at 1500 former 6 00. A Young BAS Mass St Was buried here died at Tecumseh Kansas November 18 at the home southeast of Topeka. Mrs Tabitha Shinn Peters aged 7a and months. She leaves two sons three daughters and many grandchildren. The Peters family once lived near Lawrence and were engaged in stock raising. The remains rest at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carman
Sunday Schools
Colorado
Congregational Church
Supreme Gift
Engle
Kansas Sunday Schools
Rev. Carman
Tecumseh
Kansas
Topeka
Tabitha Shinn Peters
Clarksburg
W. Va
Henry
Bird
Mattie Peters
W. HL
J. W. Wade
Kansas City
Peters
Oak Hill Cemetery
Holiday Novelties Prompt Rush At Department Store
The department reports a surge of customers this week as popular fabrics fuel shoe reclusions. Clear counters to make room for Holiday Novelties and invite shoppers to save during the season.
State payroll drains funds at university campus
The state pays about $20,000 monthly in salaries for 169 workers at the State University. The university employs 109 staff averaging $120 monthly. the Agricultural college has 29 employees with a smaller payroll. Other ads note a big cloak sale, magazine prices, and local business promotions. A pie social and a shooting match are announced for Riverside area events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
State University
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Arate Vries
Aud Simpson
Alpha Ts
McCartney
Lawrence
Lawrence High - Sehves
J. P. Hag
Howard Finch
Hed’? Milton
Squires
Alton Packard
Beta Theta Pi
Robert Duncan
Etsperl
S. R
S. HL
Woman’s Mission Social Union
Presbyterian Church
Charles Sheldon
Hehureles
Microcoles Club
G. L. Slit
Knight
West Lawrence
Barker School House
W. A. Lower
Lower
O. C. Brown
Thompson
Shane
Boyles
Mass
Boughton’s
Young’s
McCfartney
Mass Street
J. Glathart
Bowersoele
The
Hosford Investment Co
People’s Bank
Squires Studio
Fred W. Fein
McCart- 27
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SALE
W. G. McCartney
Jerry Glathart
Mass. Street
Chicago
University of Kansas
Fischer
Young’s Cloak and Shoe Sale
A. Young
Henry Stunz
I. V. Stunz
John Euler
Isurit
Schulz
Doniphan
St. Joseph
Ed Farsons
B. G. Loxman & Co
Clinton
F. C. Buchheil
Horford Investment Co
Merchant’s National Bank
People’s State Bank
Belvoir School House
Harvard College
W. R. Castle
Harvard Collge
Chapel
Castle
Robinson Gymnasium
Perent
As Street
Shane Sta
Eaton-Hurlbut
Iowa
Boone County
Barteldes Seed Co
Lawrence, Kans
Straffon’s
Building & Loan
Lawrence Nat'l Bank Bldg
Hoadley
Weather— Fair and Warner
Istevenson’s
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Coats
Beral
Ober
Home Book Co
A. Young's
Raymond
Bell
Home
Black Bear
Riverside
Riverside G School
Weines
Porth
Model
Faro
Geese
Loren Starr
Mass. St
University Book Store
LaFayette
la Fayette
Inn
le Fayetts
A. Marks
Amares
Massachusetts Street
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