University of Mannam Sees Slow Start as New Term Opens
The soroliment passed 650, ahead of last year’s pace. Registration remains light with 730 to 1,203 old students expected next week. Football practice drew about 35 men, with more candidates for spots to come. J Arthur Harris tours Shaw Botanical gardens in St Louis, and Chancellor Strong will speak to new students. A campus mass meeting is planned, classes start Monday, and frost, fog, and improving weather mark the morning.
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J. W. Vienie
E. A Enright
Kansas City
Kan
J. G. Johnson
Peabody
Hoo
J. D. Bowersock
Kalley
Lone Star
Outland
Kansas University
Esch
Osborn Watson
Curtis
McCook Field
J. Arthur Harris
Shaw Botanical Gardens
St Louis
Strong
Chapel Hour
Chapsl Tims
Harmless prospecting copy from old ad page
An old classified fragment notes wool suits from Holtingberg & Son with emphasis on all wool fabrics and low price, lists contact at 84 Massachusetts and a removal notice for a dental office moving to 747 Massachusetts street run by Edward Bumgardner. Also mentions cooking apples 35 cents a bushel from Phillips fruit farm and clean streets for Saturday’s crowd.
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Wisdom
Holtingberg & Son
Massachusetts
Green
Rewmoval
Dick's Drug Store
Massachusetts Street
Edward Bumgardner
Ben. Davis
Missouri
Phillips Fruit Farm
Reunion of 1856 Kansas settlers marked by dinners and prayers
The article notes a large turnout of early Kansas settlers born in or before 1856 for a reunion featuring a basket dinner, elected officers E Learnard president and E Hoddleston vice president, and an afternoon program with readings and reminiscences. A telegram from Col. Learpard greeted veterans, and a later list records attendees and dues.
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Beltiers of
Kansas
Gaiber
E. Learnard
E. Hoddleston
C. L. Edwards
Paul R. Brooks
Largs Hall
Huddlestos
Dr. Cordisy
RG. Elliott
S E. Tappan
O. L. Edwards
Robt. Marrow
Wm. Jonas
PR. Brooks
O. E. Learpard
Society
California
Steafton
Josephine Hoyt
B.W. Woodward
Jane E. Smith
Shields
John W. Willey
Jordan Neal
A. Whitcomp
P. R. Brooks
O ' Hanscom
Nancy Leiby
Augusta Eldridge Tolbert
Forrest Savage
W. E. Barnes
F. A. Herning
S. M. Reynolds
W. B. Leaenard
A. Whitcomb
Mary Killam
N. S Clark
I. W. Les
AS. Roberts
L. J. Kennedy
Joel Grover
Wm. Crutchfield
Osgood Coleman
J. L. Walton
H. OB. Asher
Thomas Mew Farland
E. A Coleman
LR Topping
M. Garvin
A. P. Marrao
Jr. F. Morgan
Gen Gilbert
O.E. Lestoard
L. M. Mathews
Sam A. Stanebraker
E. Iaddleaton
S.K. Varnam
C. W. Smith
Holloway
A. E. Patts
Ruth H. Lias
Simon Gilson
C. H
Baptist church schedule and orchestra ad
Tomorrow worship at 10 49 subject Why the Sacrifice or the Shedding of Blood Mr Ed House will not sing due to a card Evening worship S pom subject The Promised Land Mrs Lyons to sing At Plymouth church services 1030 Sunday school 12 Endeavor 7 pm Junior Endeavor 4 pm Orchestra Mr KS Sanadova announces his ensemble ready for engagements for dancing call Home Studio Vermont Street for lessons Vicira Mandolin Guitar and Banjo
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Baptist Church
House
Lyons
Plymouth Church
Endeavor Society
Endeavor
K.S. Sanadova
Gor
Vermont Street
The Fair Tonight Special at Mill End and Local Notes
Local notices advertise a Topeka show with Mabel Hite in The Burglar and the Wall and The Telephone Girl memories, theater prices cut, and a harvest moon upcoming. Community events include church services, a wage-workers meeting, and school activities. Obituary notes list Lomo Congwhis of Haskell dying from heart rupture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomo Congwhis
Haskell
Keam's Canyon
Arirons
Lomo
Lawrence
New Production The Burglar and the Walt at Bonarsock
LMUBEMENTA presents a new play by C. T. Dosey titled The Burglar and the Walt at the Bonarsock Opera house on Wednesday September 17. Local ducks watchers visited Jaks ponds and river as two days of cold weather brings good birding moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Emery
Walt
C. T. Dosey
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the Atlas Building & Loan Association
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Serre
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W. A. Guenther
Mass
Mtan Wang
CORR
Warren Street
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Suortmann
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Prin
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aNay
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Geo. Hussinger
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C. H. Ziesenis
Moss
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Henderson
Anderson
Keeney
Sete
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Ted
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Alex FE
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Gilet
Jaedigke
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Kan Ors
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W.H. Quakesbosm
Benest Seidel
Amy Hind
A J. Shulltz
G.H. Norton & Bro
Mage St. Tel
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J. 4. Spaulding
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Douglas County
Sam Stonebraker
Black Jack
Watcha
Feaoklie
Matt Potter
Koro Krisp
PaNsa's Department
Wilder Bros
Woodward & Go
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Lawrence Gas Co
Robertson Gros
Smith's
Headley
Massachusetts St
Winn Hecker
Miss Lackar
Peta House
Mauda Morrison
Edwin Houwe
Maude Cocke
Mea. McCullum Smith
Miss Becker
Giorga Elhati
Bromassick's
Owen
M. J. Skofstad
Muse
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Dick Bros
Lawrence Gal. CO
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Pinckney Street
Oas
Alfred Whit- Map
F.H. Snow
University Book Store
New York
Myers
Kirk
South Lawrence
Bath
R. B. Wagstaff
Wiedemann's
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M. A. McCurdy
L M. Claypool
Kentucky
W. Davis
Trustees of
Kansas Yearly Meeting of Friends
L. M. Claypool
M.A. McCurdy
Kentucky Street
T. J Lamont
Qifata
P. Gibeon
A.C. Robinson
Alte
P. Marvel
MM. M. Beatty
W.W. Jennings
R. L. Patton
McKinley
Cherch Tos Borrow
A. B. Schrader
S. Boughton
Raymond
Wiedem
Waterman
Parke
Pat E. Wirt
Wiedemann’s
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Roberteca Bros
New Bog- Iand Furniture
Simpson
Mabel Hite
Topeka
United Presbyterian Church
J. R. Millia
Geurs
M.C. A
HW. Adcox
Weaver
Lizzie Jeffry
Endora
C. L Edwards
Toachum
Shearer Dry Goods
Stemw
Basa
Hve
the Griffin Ice CO
Wart Winthrop Street
Lmubementa
Robertson Bros
Hand
Wakefield
Humphrey
City Drug Store
Tey Ger Ping Pong Seda
Commercial House
Belle Hunter
New Hampshire St
W.W. Cleland
Riverside Coal Yard
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