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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1907
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item mentions contact details for a Teal Essen related inquiry in Chicago with the date September 28. It lists two phone references and partial phrases about a fair bait and pure items, yielding a sparse, non-specific public notice.
Readable fragments describe items for sale at Bayles 729 Mass St. JJ, a county bond filed with commissioners, a county trend week coursing event, and a Vinland picnic report. Mentions Trof J H Miller of Manhattan and Dy Charles Simmons new tuning car a Maswell arriving today.
The following jurors were drawn this morning by Justices Brooks and Clark including J C Baker Willow Springs Frances Jaulivke Lawrence Joseph Broer Eudora KE 1 Charlton Lawrence Robert Alison Willow Springs ALth hex Lawrence J W W Priam Wakarusa KE W Sehatstad Lawrence We Vays Lawrence 1 th Melntire Lawrence de han Palmyra nin Th srence LoL Gehbeken Lawrence AL Christensen Jr Lawrence J EK Welles Wakarusa LH Gorsnell Lawrence Jenny Sue dr Lawrence Mex Meal Lecampton Jehu Selzer Palmyra Wahiers Palmyra fd Beclin Wakarusa Vrank Eso Marion 508 Topping Kanwoka aedker Willow Springs Wk Lawrence Win Gerhens Marion Lyter Lawrence ML Astor Lawrence Krank Sommers Fudors OB Blake Baldwin Winolte built yew upe at Haymond Owe store The many friends of Oscar Williams will be pleased to learn that he is steadily improving from his recent serious illness.
M C A builders from Pittsburg toured the YM C A structure in Topeka this morning then planned a return. Extra fancy mackerel advertised at Dunmire's. Jessie Arter offers china painting at 3335 Tennessee street. Owen Smith joins Hume Telephone. Mrs Will Olmsted relocates to Parker. Peanut butter made with Raymond's Spanish peanuts and olives.
Major Metcalf visits Topeka while Porf A J Boynton spends the day in Lincoln and Topeka social life buzzes. Residents travel to Kansas City Independence and Excelsior Springs with plans for visits, dances, and church events. Members of Alpha Tau and Phi Sigs host gatherings. engagements, weddings, and travel fill the social page.
Kansas football holds first season scrimmage at McCook Field as coach Kennedy tests candidates for the opener against William Jewell. Newcomer Tub Reed arrives and may start at center. Milton at end and Rouse at guard in a reshaped line. Billy Rice out until October 19. Angney and Steel duel at quarterback with Steel pressuring Angney for a switch.
The Robertson Undertaking Co and other service firms advertise ambulances and funeral arrangements with contact details at 808 Maas whusefia street. Retail offers include Falley's Boston Renovating Compound at 1026 Mass St and Union Pacific Tea Store at 921 Mass St. plus Dunmire's cod and herring and Ragymond's spices. S. M. Warren moves to 500 Louisiana Street and a Feed and Boarding Barn at 737 New Hampshire Street changes hands under Henderson & Tapp.
The eighth annual Harvest Home Picnic will be held on the College campus Friday October 4. Hon W R Stubbs the sought after state speaker will address the gathering with Perry band music and contests including stock grain vegetables and cooking exhibits. Committees list speakers music amusements prizes grounds advertising and more with plans to meet again Friday night and urging citizen support for success.
Reverend John Endacott spoke to a full English Lutheran congregation last night about his journey to England. The lecture captivated attendees as Endacott, described as earnest, shared edifying stories. Merchants team score details include Barteldes 1510 and Williams 1352, with high men listed as F. W. Barteldes Jr. Some youths hesitated regarding involvement.
Lecompton High School Superintendent B. Wilson reports the school opening with ease and notes only a few textbooks lacking. Total enrollment 148 with grades spread across high school and primary sections, and the principal praises student ability and department performance.
Last evening Miss Riggs received a beautiful word cross from the Ply eitional elureh in appreciation of her efforts and kindness during the past years. She will soon leave for New York to spend the coming winter amid well wishes and memories.
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