Indications. Chicago notices and local shop ads mixed
Chicago notices list services from embalming and funeral directors to bicycle repairs and clothing. Local merchants advertise post cards, embroidery, home store goods, flowers, and piano recitals with dates and prices. Also listed are tax lists, Kodak supplies, writing paper, school books, and general store items.
Williams & Walker Draw Packed Opera House Crowd
The usual crowd gathered at daylight as the Williams & Walker chart opened this morning. By 7:00 a line formed of at least fifty people, color and race blending as morning wore on. A grand rush followed when doors opened with every seat sold and the duo expected to fill the opera house tomorrow night.
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Williams & Walker
Williams & Walter
Opera House
Theater Meeting Sparks Confusion Over Saved Preacher
At the revived WW theater meeting the congregation was asked to raise hands for those they deem saved. One woman raised her hand and named a minister from a large church, creating consternation whether in jest or earnest.
Washburn-K. C. Game Bets Attract Local Attention
A visitor from Lawrence placed two $50 bets on Kansas University to win against Washburn, which Topeka State Journal notes as accepted. Otis U. Chase, a Topeka resident and Twentieth Congress medal holder, has not claimed his medal. inform the paper if found. Also advertised are pocket knives, pocket books, sewing machines, and Black Seal Cigars for sale locally with various prices and contact points.
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Lawrence
Washburn-K. C
K. U
Toekamen
Topeka State Journal
Hughes
Otis U. Chase
Kn Congress
Mr. Chase
Juha Dov faces multiple charges after hunting incident
A man named Juha Dov appeared before Justice of the Peace McCarty at Wakarasa Township for hunting without a license and other offenses. He paid a fine but awaits trial on three additional counts, while observers doubtless he will avoid future violations. Separately, multiple local advertisements and notices—from Atlas property loans to Lawrence Committee reports—are listed with regional venues and prices, including real estate and goods for sale.
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Pany
Juha Dov
Justice of the Peace
McCarty
Wakarasa
John Doe
Wakarusa
Camp Fire Planned at G A R Hall Thursday Afternoon
A Camp Fire event is set for Thursday at 2 30 p m at G A R Hall. All are invited to attend and enjoy a time of fellowship. A dime tea will be served by the ladies of the G A R after the exercises, per the committee.
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G. A. R. Ualt
Balloon sighting over Lawrence sparks citywide speculation
Last evening about half the population of Lawrence watched a bright light in a wicker car and a huge gas bag drift northeast. Spectators doubted and then believed a balloon. others argued it could be Gustafson’s advertisement balloons headed from St Louis toward Canada with fall goods to follow.
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Lawrence
St. Louis
Canada
Gustafson
Great Sucess in London Ber Ran 300 Nights
A fragment notes a long run titled Great Sucess in London Ber Ran 300 Nights in New York, indicating a stage or performance project with a lengthy run across months.
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London
New
York
Local social notes and travel to Kansas City and beyond
Numerous residents, including Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Squires and Mr. Alfred Lawrence, travel to Kansas City for business and leisure. Mrs. WL Dudridee, Mrs. FL E. Doubleday and daughter Caroline plan a week in Kansas City. The Congregational church group, Mrs. Proezner, Wilcox, and Alford attend a Kansas City meeting. Mrs. C. E. Stoutenroe and daughter return to Polo after visiting relatives. Also promoted: Bowersock Opera House event, Friday October 25.
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C. F. Squires
Kansas City
Alfred Lawrence
WL Dudridee
FL E. Doubleday
Caroline
Kansas
Denver
Bushisaidl
I Jehn Berry
Fort Seatt Tidus
Wlod. Fhotum
Kill
Re- Dix
Mesilames R. Proezner
A. M. Wilcox
Alford
Association of Congregational Churches
C. E. Stoutenore
Polo
J. G. Clevenger
Local Man Fined for Uncovering Will Dealing
The man Holvomb of Lecompton faced a charge of dealing with a sick will. He was fined 10 and costs and unable to IDs. He was brought back to Loveluck jail this morning.
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Holvomb
Lecompton
Loveluck
First Vesper Service at University Hall on October 27
The First Vesper Service will be held in University Hall Sunday afternoon October 27 at 4 30 with Chancellor Strong leading. A special program has been prepared and music is promised unusually good. An invitation is extended to all interested.
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Lawrence Committee
Jane
Toehenn
AL Whitman
Strong
Lawrence
Irving Tgh
Amd
W. C. Simons
AMC Hole
AC Comeds S
Teageeworth
Topeka
Money to loan on farm and city property
Money to loan on farm and city property. Interest rates as low as 5 percent with optional payments. Come and see us Morrigan Lem m 744 Mass. etrect.
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Morrigan & Lemm
Mass
Etrect
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Feuebs
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Just
C. J. Helthoefer & Sons
Mass. St
Lawrence National Bank
Typewriers University Book Store
Wiedeman
Chicago
Snow
Schulz
Wieilemann
Robertson Undertaking Co
Enbalmere and Funeral Directors
Massachusatts Street
Boughton’s
Wiedemann’s
F. W. Rork
Fraser Hall
Agnes
Class of
Feather
Aslhallows
Wilson
Hubert Boice Carson
Rudolph Ganz
Lieke
Square
Clifton T Hiatt
Sue
F. W. Fei
New Hampshire Street
Enderson & Tapp
Douglas County
The
Journal
Raymond's Drug Store
Eaton
Mass St
Mrs. Prentiss’ Home Store
Boyles
Bell- Metcalf Implement Co
Atlas
Mission Rockers
Kentucky Street
W. H. Moys
Black Seal
Fischers Bre Gaig Enhee
Melton Kerr
Hheadley
Eriksen
Street
le Douglas
Abe Wolfson
Mass, Street
Vinland
Servel
Geo
Geo, Bred Neisen, JR
R. R
Eudora, Kansas
Bowersock Opera House
A. BR
Toalgh
Warner’s
Kure
Raymond's
J. N. Andeng
Eudora
Bowersock
Wiede
Yoo
Raymond 'S
Dist
Faxon-Newman Shoe Co
Sock Opera House