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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
4
An account describes a fatal fire at a barn near West Retreat. A man named Langden and his wife, plus two others, were seen near the scene as flames spread rapidly overwhelming entry attempts. The narrative notes a nearby shelter and mentions police or local authorities responding.
A compact business notice cites Keyles at 725 Mass Street as a local shop keeping up with trends in greeting cards refined comics birthday cards and fancy novelties. The ad emphasizes up to date offerings and a store vibe.
A wedding held at four o'clock joined Mary Byron and a Topeka fiancé in a quiet home ceremony attended by relatives. Rev. KOE Stauffer performed the service. The bride wore a blue gown. after a supper, the couple will live at 326 Tyler Street in Topeka.
An advertiser urges parents to have children’s eyes examined to detect defective vision hindering studies. The note promises candid condition reports, moderate glass prices when needed, and directs to Fairfax Mass Street after October 12 for thorough exams and eyewear. Nearby business mentions include skating rink, refreshments, and various local shops.
The hearing of James Green scheduled for today is postponed due to the disappearance of a key witness, Walker, noted for his earlier cooperation. The Willard W. C. T. U. meets Friday at 2:30 p.m. in the First Baptist church committee room to discuss current events and coordinate participation.
A collection of brief items noting personal travel and visits. Names include W. T. Osborn, G. Bunar, Mrs. Gilmore, and many others from Baldwin and Topeka. The series mentions trips to Kansas City, Topeka, and nearby towns for concerts, meetings, and social events.
A prominent Lawrence citizen toured Europe this summer with a photograph of his wife that was created in Squires Studio. Europeans praised the image as finer than their own work and conceded American photographers, including Squires, lead in quality. The subject, known as Con by friends, remains active in photography circles and currently serves as president of the state association.
Albert T. Hatfield of Parma Oklahoma and Rose Haas of Baldwin wed today by Probate Judge Hugh Means. Robert Owens and Nellie Haskins, both of Lawrence, married today by the same official. The bride was fifteen. A license was issued to Byron W. Hancock of Topeka and Lillian Person of Lawrence. Also a Democratic Grand Rally announced in Lawrence for October 13 at 3 PM hosted by H D Clayton and Senator W A Harris.
In a garbled notice a sale at McColluch’s Drug Store is announced for the Unity view post card and related items. The fragment mentions Parker the Tailor and unclear goods including clothes and writing papers.
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