Thanksgiving visits and social notices in Topeka and Lawrence
Mrs Nelo Martindale and daughter Jeenie visit Mr Edgar Martindale while Mr and Mrs J S Boughton of Topeka join Gen and Mrs H S Hall. Miss Lens Beard visits Topeka friends. Prof and Mrs Joseph Farrell spend Thanksgiving in Leavenworth with relatives. Topeka pair H E Cook and Nellie M Scott marry at First Presbyterian parsonage. Leavenworth visits by Prof and Mrs C A Preyer and Miss Frances Havens. Ottawa pair C T Porder visit Lawrence for Thanksgiving. English Lutheran church youth plan a musical at Mayor Gould home tomorrow night. Miss Gertrude Becker recites. Ladies Aid tea at Mrs J F Wilder 643 Indiana St Friday 5 to 6 30. Everyone welcome.
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Nelo Martindale
Jeenie
Edgar Martindale
J. S. Boughton
Topeka
S. Smith
S. Hall
Lens Beard
Joseph Farrell
Leavenworth
Prof Farrell
H E. Cook
Nellie M. Scott
Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
C. A. Preyer
Frances Havens
C. T. Porder
Ottawa
Gould
Gertrude Becker
Ladies Aid Society
J. F. Wilder
Indiana Street
Battle of Franklin remembered as bloodier clash
AG H Lawrence notes the 1864 Franklin skirmish, likening it to Gettysburg, with Hood’s attack on Schofield held by Opdyke after four charges. Hood suffers heavy casualties while Union losses are comparatively lower. Governor Leedy plans Thanksgiving at home with family.
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Lawrence National Bank
California Fig Syrup Co
Franklin
Franklin Ténonessee
Methugn
Modder River
Schofield
Hood
Thomas
Nashville
Naanville
Schofeld
Opdyke
Picket
Gettysburg
Lee
AG. H. Lawrence
Governor Leedy
A. D. Weaver reports Blake whistle at Fowler shops
A new chime whistle, modeled after trans Atlantic steamers, was demonstrated near the Fowler shops at Kansas University. Prof Blake intends it as a campus fire alarm and curfew signal, with five blasts in groups. The device should be audible for miles and may announce sports victories or warn children to go indoors.
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Blake
Fowler
Kansas University
Kansas
Kansas City
Annual Meeting of Northeastern Kansas Teachers Assoc
The Northeastern Kansas Teachers Association gathers hundreds of educators for a multi day program at Liniversity hall with evening lectures and sessions through Saturday. Admission is 25 cents per evening lecture, 50 cents to join. The roster lists papers on literature, art, ethics, arithmetic, nature study, psychology, and education, presented by teachers from Lawrence to Topeka and beyond.
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Northeastern Haceas Teachere’ Association
Northeastern Kansas Teachers Association
University
Geo. D. Rogers
Lawrence
Prin
F. H. Olney
C. VY. Norman
Troy
T. Vernette Morse
Chicago
Geo. B. Penny
Josie Rivard
Leavenworth
Martin Howard
Leavenworth County
W. D. Ross
Lillie M. Godden
Wilhelmi
McCullom Smith
Charles I Vinsonhaler
Highland
Edith Moore
Topeka
Minnie Reno
Douglas County
Harry S Miller
Nortonville
J. Bradford
Winchester
Joseph Taggart
Wyandotte
Genevieve Lichtenwalter
E. F. Johnson
Jackson County
E. F. Liner
Brown County
E. E. Heath
Holton
Speer
John R. Kirk
State Normal
Kirksville
J. G. Schofield
Seneca
A. L. Bell
St. Marys
J. H. Glotfelter
Atchison
Wm. Redmond
Hiawatha
Harold Henry
Carl A. Preven
A. E. Winship
Lawton Lawrence
W. C. Jamieson
H. Sawtell
Wamega
J. E. Dyche
Horton
E. Kammeyer
Kansas City
Williston
Carruth
Lillian Scott
Baldwin
Olin Templin
Music—“‘America
Association
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Sear
Micea
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Cole
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Chicago Opthalmic College
Hester's. Optician and Jeweler
Athens Council
Fraternal Aid Association
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Smith
News Depot
Samuels
Eldridge House
W. H. Moys
Wilder Bros
Massachusetts Street
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Union Pacific Teaco
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Malaga
Wiedeman's
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Wheeler
Wiedemann
Galt
Lawis
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Bergalis
Sanita
Dailey’s
ED Anderson
W. Seatty
Hackman
Hounsisker's Barn
Starl
Restaura
Masa, Street
Arter & Johnson
Allen L. Wilson
Turkey
Thudium Bros
Lawrences
Lawirence
G. Stevenson
Atexe Protsch
Hy Hutt Iccemsora
Peterson & Hutt
Semala
C. L. Rutter
Quetafron & Pale
Merchants Bank
Miller & Rhodes
R. E. Protsch
Tel
G. C. Wolf
Optician
Ces
Upeioig
Missouri
Union Pacific
Friends Church
John Speer
W. L. Greene
Phillipsburg
Carl
L. H. Menger
Thoburn & Cross
Culbert , Son & Thoburn
Merchants National Bank
Hoadley's
A Pringe
Queen Victoria
Prince Edward of York
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Prince of Wales
Crown of
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Prince Edward
Albert
Serapa
Granny
Passon's Department Store
Journal Hall
Journal Office
Rowlands & Hall
Toledo
Ronda
Roquefort
Wagstaff's
A. D. Weaver
Prof
Barp
Yeaterday
Prof. Samuela
Prof Samuels
Home Store
Jerusha L. Boaz
Linwood
University Book Store
L.M. Gibb
Hickes
St. Louis
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Perigee
Mrs. Jones
Farrell
Rodiger
Cora McCullum Smith
Lichtenwalter
Ross and Towne
Burdick
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Wilson
Perkins
District No. 30
Scott & Son
Cherokee Jump
Wier City Nut
Burlingame Shaft
Leavenworth Coal
Bridge Street
Leon Flint
The
Olathe High School
Tthe
Lawrence High School
Arkaosis
Griffin's
Wildemann’s
Jae Karn Lietle
Income Tax Commission of
America
Perrin
Merrimack
Mae of
Parne
Detroit Free Press
Linstan Glohe
Mason’s
Bowzesocx Opzen House
Amerton
Comadione
St. George
C. L. Edwards
West Warren St
Hanscom
West Henry
Vermont
PaAlnn
Mise Mitchell
Misa Houston'e Millinervatore
M' Giemore Lichtenwalter
Barth and Jednczka
Berlin
E. Beary Street
Mantels Noternixa
New Zealand
Invercargill
England
Owen
Britain
Walter Mantell
Zoological Society
Natural History Museum
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Dresden
Dunedin
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Ramon Lista
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