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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
10
Lone Star community reports a flurry of visits and calls among residents. Fragments note guests from Lawrence and Williamstown, with frequent calls at the Flory and Hodges homes, a Farmers Union meeting, and Lone Star football's 17 to 2 victory over Lecompton.
Local residents share visits to Topeka and Lawrence with relatives and friends. Families including Bidinger Murphy Lavin and Anderson travel, host, and attend services and meetings. mentions of threshing, farming work, and a church quarterly meeting led by Rev. Dissinger.
Miss Rose Dews entertained friends Saturday evening October with a birthday celebration. Guests enjoyed indoor and outdoor games, a piano sing along, and a wienie roast planned for Halloween. A Bar ber district lunch sale raised $10. Several local families, including the Leighs, Wor swicks, and Crissons, were noted as guests.
Relief comes instantly from a dose every two hours and a total of three doses. The first dose opens stuffed nostrils, relieves headache and head stiffness, stops nasal discharge, and clears convulsed air passages. The ad says no quinine and that it costs only a few cents at drug stores.
A Topeka wedding on Thursday October 21 ends with a charm presentation Saturday evening as the couple, Mr. and Mrs. Lovegrove, plan a move to Nebraska. The Anderson family returns near Nely. Herman Stahn visits Mrs. Henry Transmier before westward travel. Oliver Richardson spent last week at Pierson's. The Ladies' Aid Society clears about £35 from the Daniels sale Tuesday and about $25 from the Harris sale Friday. A quilting party is set for Mrs. John Criss on Thursday October 28. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bigsby were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Brown at the Lake View Clubhouse Tuesday night, with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hird, Mr. and Mrs. Wills Colman and son Ellsworth, and others noted. Mrs. Charles Traynor and family helped host dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Topaing. May and Mrs. Ambrose S. Cail Hire are mentioned among social events.
Helen ter hosts a gathering with Mrs Lloyd Bigsby Phebe Bigsby Mr Theffershell Mr Don West and Mr Mrs Ernest Bigsby Sunday evening into the night as neighbors share news and cheer.
A bold health advert explains that impurities in the blood cause diseases like rheumatism eczema and skin infections. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood remedy used for over fifty years and invites readers to write for free medical literature from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
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