Mary E Murdoch 1822 1905 Obituary at Lawrence Kansas
Mrs Mary E Murdoch died September 2 1905 in Lawrence Kansas at age 83 years 8 months 19 days. Born Lelington Green County New York January 15 1822 she married Moses F Murdoch August 25 1860 in Albany New York then lived in Lefington and later Lawrence. A Baptist and longtime member of First Christian Church she endured illness with patience and faith and left behind one brother and a sister in Lawrence. The obituary notes Christian hope and eternal rest.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Mary. E. Murdoch
Mary E. Murdock
Lelington
Green County
N. Y
Hudson River
Albany
Lefington
Old Moore Home
West
Streator
Arkansas Street
Jesus
L. E. Shellar
First
Christaln Church of
Death
Will Close Up Business Premiums Pay Awards Sunday
Last week exhibitors received premiums as fast as ribbons were tied, ensuring funds for awards and no delay in obligations. A meeting Thursday evening will approve bills and close the celebration. Congregational church last night offered a standout program with a 30 member chorus under Prof Wubsch, solos by Profs Hubach and Tuthope, and violin by Miss Phipps.
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Congregational Church
Prof
Wubsch
Profs. Hubach
Tuthope
Miss Phipps
We Are After You Sir We Want Your Feet Shoes
A promotional pitch proclaims first that the best shoes are in demand for the discerning customer. It promises to fit and please the buyer by offering the finest footwear money can buy and urges men to visit for their next pair.
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Guenther
Local ads list coal, cooking lessons and loans
Starkweather Shoe Co and Pingrey Blood advertise coal in bulk at low cash prices. Julia A. Wiley offers practical cooking lessons in Music Hall October 10 to 12 with a free lecture on October 10 at 7:30 p.m. C. L. Edwardson sells coal and offers insurance. H B Henderson repairs saddlery at 635 Massachusetts. Morrison and Lemin advertise farm and city loans with low rates. Russell Sparks Co. lists coal prices and phone numbers.
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Julia A. Wiley
West
Music Hall
C. L. Edwardson West
Warran Street
White
Polly Primrosa on the Bowersack boards amid civil strife
Polly Primrosa is to be staged at Bowersack opera house on Thursday with Miss Carol Arden in the title role, praised as a worthy interpreter alongside Adelaide Thurston. The season’s big hit Sky Farm returns to the Bowerseck theatre this evening, having been Boston’s trump card for months and delighting New York City audiences for about 100 nights.
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Polly Primrosa
Bowersack
Ficusa
Carol Arden
Adelaide Thurston
Bowerseck Theatre
Boston
New York City
Local Advertisements Highlight Deals at Massachusetts Street Shops
Carriage and Wagon Painting offered by J B Churénill at 1016 Massachusetts St with reduced wallpaper prices to clear stock. Phillips & Co at 20 Massachusetts St advertise repapering services and new paper inventory. F I Bennett & Co promote piano and stove selections at 1011 Massachusetts St. C G Hawk loans on farm property at low rates from 700 Massachusetts St. Santa Fe route offers $1.60 to Kansas City for the American Royal Live Stock show with Oct 7 to 14 sales. Geo C Bailey Agr details at Santa Fe depot. Schulz & Ritner advertise buggy sales near city hall. Lulu Woody rents rooms at 632 Massachusetts St. Smith's News Depot stocks football goods and typewriter ribbons and paper.
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Phillips & CO
Massachusetts Street
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Geo. C. Bailey, Agr
Parker shows draw 34 000. settlement of proceeds in progress
The Parker shows drew 34 000 last week. Of this a portion returned to the committee in charge as its share of proceeds. About 8 000 was spent on incidental expenses and living costs for the week. Settlement with the Parker people was not completed until 2 a.m. Sunday, despite daily closings in the business schedule.
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Parker
Crobaby
Winda
Crusa Cts
Methodist Revival at Lawrence Draws Big Attendance
The First Methodist church in Lawrence reports a landmark revival day with continuous services until after 10 pm. Evangelist Hau deoschield preached three times to large crowds, spoke in Sunday school and Epworth League, and eighty one professed conversion. Tonight he discusses Way Men and Women are not Curtains, with a Bible study slated for tomorrow at 3 pm and cottage prayer meetings scheduled across the morning led by local leaders.
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Yestar
First Methodist
Lawrence
Haudeoschield
Ile
Epworth League
Eightyone
Kingsbury
Not Gas but Coal Yard Seeks Buyers and Services
Not gas but coal offered from a yard at the corner of New York and (uiney streets with more coal on the road for sale at low prices. Delivery promised. Also stenographic services and typing offered by VQ. LD. PICKESB at 235 wire. Ming P. prepared for all kinds of stenographic work. Hawledes Co. announces arrival of flower bulbs for sale and stock is limited. Advertises various goods and services including clothing, tailoring, and wallpaper specials. Local business notices appear with names and contact details.
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New York
Uiney
Ming P
Heroine
Social and Personal at the Lawrence Retreat
At the Old and New club gathering Hon J D Bowersock hosted guests from Kansas City Topeka and nearby towns. Several visits and movements noted include reading by Justin Bowersock, travel by W B Piatt and W J Pendiston, and appearances by Miss Rachel McGrath Miss Rachel Pugh Miss Jessia Post and many other local residents with trips to Topeka Wichita Leavenworth and Kansas City. The column records social visits church events and club meetings through Sunday.
Social notes from local residents visit and travel
Saturday and accompanied his wife home. Miss Edna Snepp has been the guest of Miss Madya Lane. Mrs. Marry McLaughlin and pinter Miss Mary Flubner who have been visiting in Chicago will return to morrow. Sirs. McLaughlin will re main here for a short visit before re turning to Pawhuska Oklahoma. Mr. KPOW. Petree has gone to Har vesville, I.L., on a business trip. Mrs. Arthur Waldron and son Roy have returned to Kans s Ciy after spending a week in Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Herts of Van Wart, Milo, and Mrs. BR. V2 Comrie of Canton, Oho, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Herts 1932) Ken tucks street. Mr. Byron Ishton editor of the Baldwin Republican, was in the city Mr. and Mrs. IE. C. Green left yesterday for a week's visit with relo catives at Augusta. Ransay, The young ladley of the Innes, Stallone and Mackman store wil en tertain for Miss Edith Covey this ev ening with a miscellaneous shower at the rooms of Mrs Isabel Keeler, Miss Mellie Brock and Aliss Osee Sfghes, Mr. Nobla Sherwood Itt to lay St Mexico to take a position. Miss Conrelatine thaw returned to Kansas City last night after a visit Hare.
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J. D. Bowersock
Iretog Gill
Paul Dinsmoor
J D. Bowersock Jr
Kansas City
Christaliy Science
Justin Bowersock
C S. Skilton
Skilton
New York
Rachel McGrath
Carrin Watson
B. J. Woodward
Frederick
Fred Forsha
Jaan Forsha
Forjstia
BK. M. Hin
Lasiie Hill
Abbey
Kansas
Mra
G. Foster
Miss Foster
Fleishman
Topeka
St. W. Ludington
Hessie Wheeler
Florence Phillips
Robert Whitlock
J. Davis
New Mexico
Santa Fe Railroad
Charles Stuart
Isabel Quinland
Lawrenos
King
Mins
Alice Leonard
Lawrence Music Club
Baldwin
Lake View
L W. Bnepp
Ed Soball
Spepp
Edna Snepp
Madya Lane
Marry McLaughlin
Pinter
Mary Flubner
Chicago
McLaughlin
Pawhuska Oklahoma
Kpow. Petree
Harvesville
I.L
Arthur Waldron
Roy
Kans S Ciy
Lawrence
Ifra
Herts
van Wart
Milo
BR. V2 Comrie
Canton
Oho
S. J. Herts
Kentucks Street
Byron Ishton
Baldwin Republican
IE. C. Green
Augusta
Ransay
Ladley
Innes, Stallone and
Mackman
Edith Covey
Isabel Keeler
Mellie Brock
Aliss Osee Sfghes
Nobla Sherwood
St Mexico
Conrelatine Thaw
Hare
Prepared to install gas burners in stoves and furnaces
A communication announces readiness to supply gas burners from cook stove size to large furnaces from Mass street. A wardens meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 pm inviting all members. Also notes proposals for Raymond’s Skeeter GIT to shield railway passengers, plus local society notices and classifieds including a death, lost property, and job ads.
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Uraeber
Mass
Street
Win
B. Burdick
Union Paake
Santa Fe
Raymond
Kansas City
Kansas Supreme Court denies brick plant damage claim
The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed the Douglas County ruling that Della A. Phillips cannot recover against Lawrence Vitrified Brick Co for smoke damages from the brick plant. The decision says no improper manufacturing methods were proven and the nuisance impact was not enough to require abandoning the enterprise. The case would not threaten the brick company's business.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Della A. Phillips
Lawrence
Douglas County
Lawrence Witrined Brick Company
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Mass, Streat
Migs Augusta Filotem
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Wolf's Book Store
Starkweather Shoe CO
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Honess
Tueaday
Cosler Quaighit
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Pingrey & Blood
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P.M. Perkins
Bec
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Jaedicke’s
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Timrate
Seidel
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Thare
Rod
Woodward & Co
Protech ,Pligme
Lawrences Fe
Kano RS
W. B. Quakendush
Cleland
Tel
J.B. Churénill
Massachusetts
F. 1
Bennett & Co
Losn
C. G. Hawk
Manasachusetts Street
Lulu Woody
Smith's News Depot
Smith’s News Depot
Russell Sparka & Co
Wagstaff’s
Belding
A.D. Weaver
Business of
Haweldes & Co
August J. Pierson
Sperial
Fat Flenderson
Mrg
J. B. Shearer
Dr.wen
Esteapath
Optimao
Masenchuserin Street
Phone White da
Saterday
Ucops
Tues
Ness College
Wella Rock
China
Silver
Acy
Theonbon Bugalellers
Tactta Street
Cally
Henrietta
Panama
Canadensis
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
JM. Newlin
Wichita
Frank Faxon
H.W. Woodward
W. B. Brownell
Visset McKibven
F. Stoetatr
Saneag
Sinchale
Cha EB. Hatt
Coakele Lapalete
Kaunas
F. O. Hettelfipger
Misa
Rtsv
Inge
Frankiae
Grand 'Sland
Neb
W. J. Pendiston
George Kane
Ort Clingman
A. Huddleston
Leavenworth
W. Y. Morgan
Mutchinson News
James Ewera
Clalifornia
Geo. W. Veale
R. 5. Searle
Col
RW. Ludington
John J. Astor
Alfred Benjamin Eg Makers
Mietantes
Aleve Wtled
Business College
Penman
Lawrence Lodge
Aura Elisen
Repo
Wiedemann's
Stranger Valley Interurban
Boughton's
Massachusetts Streat
General Hhousswork
Mia
Rising Hill
Tennessee Street
Cleas
Brick Plant
Supreme Court
Vol. R. Ludington
Col. Tudington
F. 3. Bennett
Unitarian Clutch
Knights Templars
Robert Morrow
L. Bullene
Grovador
P. R. Brooks
G F B. Learnard
J. N. Roberts
G. J. Harker
Theo.Gardner
Qak IT
M. Hervey & Company
Mnice
Masaschusetts Street
Dr. Shimmons
J. N. Schreener
Adam Schiveran
C. Worthington
Glea
Masachusetts Street
Red
J. H. Kelsey
George W. Stevenson
Cottonwood Falls
Kaz
Stevanson
Yada Halley
Prenluma
Cap Ba
Albert Whitman
Fraternal / Aid
Lillian Pearson
Agnew
Ella & Setterburg
Houghton
Smith's News Lepot
Ss. T.woods Successorico
W.B Tucker
Practical Horse Shoer
Vermont
Bell
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