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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
4
A roan will go to Wilder Bros and Jay to a supply of good warm flannel shirts and underwear from their on hand stock, reducing the need for coal.
Fire Proof Cooking has added a line of ware including pudding dishes custard dishes shirred egg cups mixing bowls and more. J H SHIMMONS No Water for Fares Weekes notes three weeks without drinking fountain water on Massachusette street near Adams street despite efforts to fix it. The fountain’s water use has centered on watering stock and its absence has caused ongoing nuisance.
Mrs Belle N Wilmot recently moved from Fort Wayne Indiana showcases china painting in Jane store window and opens a studio here Lessons or orders may be arranged by calling 1702 Massachusetts Street Parish Aid ladies host a shoe social on December 5 New and dainty Christmas items and pattern bars will be on display at Miller Millinery Co beginning September 24 Everyone is cordially invited Mr and Mrs Herbert S Hadlay of Kansas City welcomed a son Mrs Hadlay formerly Miss Agnes Lee Weather noted cloudy damp with a cooler night The Elke plans a meeting tonight to discuss entertainments for the fall season
Freight cars left the tracks at Spenker's station on the Santa Fe near Topeka forced morning trains to run from Topeka to Kansas City over Union Pacific rails. Officials expected clearance for afternoon service on their own line. The wreck was small with no serious injuries reports indicate.
Lawrence residents learn that President Roosevelt must abandon his western tour for an operation and will not speak in the city. The Journal notes it had exclusive early information from the Associated Press and that arrangements meetings were disrupted. A telegram from Geo B Cortelyau confirms the postponement and hopes for a future visit. Local ads follow urging menthol helps for colds and promoting Robertson furniture with low prices.
Mrs Blandhe Lyons will present a banality entertainment at the First Baptist church assisted by her brother A Williams and wife. Admission is 250 for adults and 52 for children. Street crews worked to remove mud from paved Massachusetts street intersections today.
In Snow hall the biology department instructors and students tested for reorganizing the Biological club with Prof. M. A. Barber elected president. A first regular meeting is planned in a week, featuring summer experience reports. The Brat football scrimmage at McCook field showed strong defense and depth, with wet field conditions limiting scoring and positive notes on player performance and material.
The Fair presents fall millinery by Miss Lavy with a large display of new hats. Styles feature flat trimming, crowns, velvet, mink, ermine, chinchilla, and fur trims. White beaver and white beaver hats, Russian fur accents, and varied shapes draw attention. dictionaries in all sizes and prices are available at Boughton's.
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