Lawrence Country Club Stockholders Meet Tonight
Reports show stockholders of Lawrence Country Club to meet at the club house this evening. Republican women plan to complete their organization at Republican headquarters tomorrow. The annual parade of University of Kansas students is set for tomorrow night as part of the spectacular night shirt event. Fire Chief William Reinisch is driving a new Mercer car for a few days while the city sales agent seeks a sale. Tomato vines and tender vegetation are damaged by recent frosts. The FLALUL band played at Woodland Park fair last night. Over 250 babies were weighed and measured at the Red Cross building during the fair on Wednesday. Kansas City faces gas shortages this fall but expects supply improvements. Ducks have been plentiful on the river. Hunting camps have resumed after three days of chilly weather. The fair crowd yesterday matched Wednesday’s size, and the Haskell display remained popular on the grounds. Fog cleared with a promise of warmer temperatures this morning. Insurance against rain helped Batwap’s week stay pleasant but did not prevent mist. Willie Lemon and Fay Catlins spent Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs Ross Stanwix took an overland trip to Hester, De Soto, Linewood, Bonner Springs and Teganoxie to hang sale bills last Monday. Mr and Mrs J A Van Neste and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie Teppine last Monday evening. John Garrett and Misses Minnie Garrett Florence Coston, Mrs Laura Cloxton, Mr and Mrs Willis Colman were guests Sunday at the Van Neste home. Ny.1 and Mrs James Woolfan and son Joe motor to Oskalossa to visit Mr and Mrs Tom Sharkey last Sunday. Charlie Strome and sister were mentioned in attendance.
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Willie Lemon
Fay Catlins
Thetaun
Ross Stanwix
Hester
DeSotog Linewood
Bonner Springs
Teganoxie
J. A. van Neste
Amour
Charlie Teppine
John Garrett
Minnie Garrett
Florence Coston
Laura Cloxton
Ami Mes
Wills Colman
van Neste Fome
James Woolf
Joe
Oskalossa
Tom Sharkey
Charlie Strome
Holiday
Laawvre
Tin Geofrey
Arthur Woolf
Jo Nues
Frank Jones
Chester Jones
Guy Mithe
William Roper
Kate
Roper
Lawrence Epens
George Snow
X. Pe
H. W. Schacke
Henrietta
Leonhard
Chariie Wood
Althia Guthrie
Maurice Surtes
Henry LeiWald
Son Cowl
Eudore
Florence Suiter
Clarence Drever
Lawrence
Missoumi
Sner
Mr. Drever
Fred Strene
John Clevenger
Mitchell
Kanaé City
Chaarles Wolf
Woolf
Afri B. Youne
Daverites
Bec
Oskal Bass
Tf. N. Boles
Leonlarid
Werthy Wnap
Jank Waiters
Wistters
Lawrence area notices of visits and gatherings amid farm life
Miss Lcois Strong returns from Denver to join relatives as Mr and Mrs Wade Mr and Mrs Van Neste attend Rebekah lodge anniversary. Laura Coffman visits Simon home. Myrtle and Nellie Suter at Mrs Miller's. Bin Adey Club meets first Wednesday in October at Airs Jim Lawson's Lawrence. Local residents visit kin in Denver and Star. Elroy Ford sale to Frank Bereiter of Caldwell City. plan home improvements. Community notes on illness deaths and social calls among Woolf, Green, Walter families and others in Lawrence vicinity.
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Lcois Strong
MceCarve
Denver
James Wade
H. G. van Neste
Rebekah Lodge
Laura Coffman
Simon
Myrtle
Nellie Suter
C. Miller
Heli
Airs
Jim Lawson
New Hampshire
Lawrence
A. Aldiveen
Daghter
Sanford Uhentete
Atv
Phenicie
Colo
WH. G. van Neste
Wall House
Uly
Robert Green
Patel
Alfred
Wilson and Clevencey
Dheresa Stover
Frank Walters
Walters
Rawney
Powall
N 7Th St
Frenk Scott
Ford Farm
Mer. Woolf
Perm
Largest stone crusher installed at Michigan quarry
A stone crusher with a capacity of 2500 to 2700 tons per hour has been installed in a Michigan quarry. The device is described as the largest in use locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Pleasant Hour Club meeting and community notices
Brackett The Pleasant Hour Club met at Mrs Paul Uudiger home with eleven members and one guest. Kipling topic discussed. Refreshments served. Other items mention Mrs Levettes return from Sibley. Mr ALE Smit stock display at county fair. Minnie Yeoman and Anderson traveled to Kansas City. Mrs Lee Celbvon attended event for Mrs Davis visiting from Schenectady. Mrs Kirby visited town. Yeoman visited Mrs Schuman. Al Smith and Kase wika club attendance. Genine Mille's daughter Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clus
Paul Uudiger
Wilson Marti
Kipling
Levettes
Sibley
Cawles
Ale. Smit
Deasgas County
Minnie Yeoman
Guy Davis
Schencetuas
New York
Kirby
Yeoamen
Sehuman
al Smith
Kasewika Literary
Ai Smith
Officers To Meet Reserve Corps Plan Tuesday Evening
Members of the Reserve Officer Association will meet Tuesday at 8 o clock at the gymnasium hall of the University of Kansas. It will be the first regular meeting of the reserve officers and others invited to discuss what the Reserve Corps can do toward a unified country, with emphasis on economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Corps
Tuesay
University of Kansas
Cary Ajl
A Woman Likes To Be Admired, No Monster How Old She May Be
A health focused 19th century portrait argues women thrive on admiration and vitality. It links feminine health to beauty, praising Dr Piers riverite Prescription as a safe tonic based on roots and herbs.
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Aed
Aen
Redmess
Hse
Gonbasey de Or
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Lawrence Country Club Stockholders
Republican
Wm. Reinisch
Mercer
Woodland Park
Red Cross
Kansas City
Mort
Bat Wap
Carriere
Hester & Roberts
Eneer
Ike
Chesp Insurance
Charlton's Safety
Iest
Mayr
Frank Leonlard
Pape
Meeman
Slui Beiter Willard
Ony
Carter Tire
E. Bey
Beechiey 3 Co
Watkins National Bank
Pein
Rumsey Bros
Goeth
PUNER
Bectops
Emdalmer Penyana Vie Phene
Kaw Valley Creamery
Orkes Peerieren
Mme Loadival Gavieo
Biliius
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Wes Wilson
Lawrence Optical. Company
Artrast
Santa Bee
Haly
Aife
Balawia
Pete
Worden
Elton
Sevrel Ciare
Eeriae Crain
Gaed
Mecovaniel Vewer
Herron Iuimden
Wood Tieker Mining
Yablic
Taetsen
Melal Purham Hall
Vedi Ald Skeers
Sentes
Bane
Vover's Cinta
Redstone Road
Howe
L. C. Baker
Romer Rule
Ladies of Hopewell Club
The
Lund
Baldwin State Bank
Perkins
Spot Cash Meat Market
Sittin
Porterhouse
Haimburre Lees
Sprane Lab
Lab
Wolff
Ray Tel Baron
Pudit Ekinml
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