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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
4
A notice inviting orders for two quarts of Seal Alot Oysters from Dunineire. The item is presented as suitable for tea supper dinner or lunch, indicating flexible meal use for the seafood offering.
An ad style note urges protection against Boreal effects with Borealine by Wood Ward. It suggests using Round Corner as a toilet adjunct and massaging in Cold Cream. Each item is priced at a quarter.
A chaotic clipping references Charl Ernberg, Big Show Coming, and a critique of a past theatrical sketch by A. A. Palmer and Mr. Thomas, noting public reception in New York and the Midwest. It mixes theater notes with unrelated ads for cold remedies, ladies meetings, and woodwork courses, all reflecting a haphazard newspaper page fragment.
Hertzler, who left to seek Pasteur Institute care in Chicago for a hydrophobia fear, reports two treatments completed. He notes Greek doctors deem the case timely and hopeful for recovery. He expects a two week stay at the institute. Lawrence Horse Won. Lady Curzon, tied to Albert Glathart, won county fair at Emporia with a 2 23 14 time.
Invitations extended by Mr and Mrs Fred Smithmeyer for a Friday October 16 musicale at the Smithmeyer residence celebrate Miss Anne Poehles returning from abroad Others include the Sewhee club gathering with Miss Helen Sensenjan and Mr Sinclair hosting Teai Tterdeon guests The Lawrence Camera club opens autumn with discussions on photography chemistry and silver plating at 8 pm at Miss A I Wight residence Mrs Hugh Means hosted a recent successful gathering with games and a luncheon The University Juniors plan a dine in Wraterwil Aid hall and the Ladies Aid society met at West Lawrence Mission church with light refreshments.
Miss Taabel Hazen returns home for a visit from Kansas City. August Weber plans a visit from Kansas City this evening. Merbert, editor of the Hiaatthe World, is here today. Tom Wagstall visits from Independence to see his brother. Clark hag returns to St Joseph after a visit at the Kappa Theta house. Daniel Woolard of Wiella, author of Good Fellowship, is in town. Vera Atkinson leaves for an excursion in Topeka. Cox of Excelsior spends two months with his sister. Beulah Keilman visits with relatives in Lope a. James Moore and children are visiting the Keilman home. Adelaide Kimball arrives from Manchester, N. H. to winter with the Kimballs. Arthur Devlin begins a two week trip to Chicago and New York. Walter Martin takes over at the city Union Pacific ticket office. Mrs. W. Barteldes expected from Wichita next week. Waterman Stone of Lawrence visiting the Walkers. he attends Cornell and works with Jackson Motor Car Co. Miss Louisa Barteldes to spend winter in Lawrence with her brother. Miss Barteldes has been abroad, most recently in Italy, and sails for the U.S. October 3. Barn fire at 24 East Lee Street destroys a barn owned by Woodard. damage about 600. Second alarm at Penn and Maine streets. Art studio opening: Lena Badsky opens her new studio October 16 for drawing and china decoration instruction. The studio is on the second floor of the Peoples.
Locals advertise church dinner at Presbyterian church Saturday 3:30 to 7:30 with hostesses listed. Obituary notes Mrs. William Foster of Baldwin died. Ads tout Try Straffon Mentholia and Hiawatha Cafe meals, Keister's Tailoring College hours, Raymod's Weevil Exterminator, Kodak albums, and Palace of Sweets candy. Also a M. C. A. meeting, Gospel Bangs, and temperance talks at Friends Church tonight.
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