Kansas State Teachers Meeting At Representative Hall
A sequence of short items notes a December conference of the Kansas State Teachers Association in Representative Hall on December 26 27 and 28 a burial for Nettie Dimery at Oak Hill Cemetery a doctor deputy clerk illness and a barber nose injury plus local crime and social notes including a River Side Mandolin Club event and Mr Crum Johnson becoming a father the Journal mentions various locals merchants and school health cautions amid holiday activities
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Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Representative Hall
Topeka
Charity event tribute and local notes from Tribune
The report notes a Tuesday charity gathering hosted by ten young ladies with Mandolin Club music donated and hall and gas gifted, a charitable proceeds total mentioned. It also covers diphtheria cases in Lawrence with a low death rate, burial permits for Oak Hill and Maple Grove cemeteries, and a gossip item about Mrs Fairfield No 2 and Ed Fairfield. The Journal ends with County Clerk Greenlee visit by T W Warren who recently returned from Ireland describing conditions there.
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Mandolin Club
Jovsenar
Lawrence
Oak Hill
Maple Grove
Lawrence Stock Yards meeting and a domestic wedding
An enthusiastic gathering at the courthouse discussed Lawrence Stock Yards matters with Mr. G. H. Morgan appointed to solicit stock. A street incident involving hoodlums was reported. On Thursday at 1640 Broadway Fred Mays married Lena A. Post with a floral setting and elaborate reception.
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Lawrence Stock Yards Company
Court House
McCreath
W. H. H. Whitney
Ludhold
G. H. Morgan
Morgan
T. J. Anders
Broadway
Fred Mays
Lena A. Post
Butcher
Moya
Tabor
Mies Post
den- Times
Mays
Lawrence
Douglas County Horticultural Society Elects New Officers
The adjourned meeting in Snow Hall University yesterday elected Joseph Savage as president, Wm. Smith as vice president, J. Stiner as secretary, and Mrs. A. Griesa as treasurer. A membership drive committee was set, and plans discussed for January’s meeting with a 11 am start and 12:30 pm dinner.
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Douglas County Horticultural Society
Snow Hall
University
Joseph Savage
Wm. Smith
J. Stiner
A. Griesa
Stiner
H.S. Fillmore
Wm. Plaskett
A. H. Griesa
H. S. Smith
Wm. Evatt
B. F. Smith
N. P. Deming
Douglas County
State Horticultural Society
Hutchinson
Kansas Farmer
City Baggage Wagon Ad by Carmean and Harbaugh
Notice advises those leaving the city to contact Carmean and Harbaugh about a baggage wagon arrangement. They can be reached at telephone number 139.
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Carmean & Harbaugh
Post Office Points and Christmas Rush Noted
The telephone is out in Deputy Postmaster Woodruff's office as Christmas packages arrive. Carriers face crowded rounds with many packages. Stamp sales reach 50,000 two cent stamps and about 235,000 one cent stamps in a month. Purchasers include J. B. Watkins of Watkins National Bank and seed merchant F. Barteldes. Youths' Companion loses lead in circulation to Ladies' Home Journal this year. An extra delivery table is set for general delivery window. Ely Moore handles rush calmly while Walter A. Gairns boasts of a big club and seeks a newspaper representative. John O'Hern lingers at the office until about six. Spaulding cites cause for late hours. Walt Willis acts strangely and Ed Apitz hints at trouble with "that boy."
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J. B. Watkins
Watkins’ National Bank
F. Barteldes
Youths’ Companion
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ely Moore
Carriers Department
John O’hern
Spaulding
John
Various Local Happenings in Sixth Ward and North Side
A charity festival was held at James hall for Henry Scott of the Sixth Ward who is in need. Mrs Alice Southard, about 30, died in Edwardsville. she was daughter of the late Mrs. Tolle. George Wells, architect, is in from Leavenworth to work on the Indian School addition. Levi Wilson bought the Main and Lake streets house and lot. Lee Smith of the Sixth Ward wed in Leavenworth. Six teams dig foundations for the depot. ground work contract awarded across the river. Ice house work and potential building moves depend on weather. A long cable wire from Monks elevator was removed from Locust Street to the South Side, owned by J. D. Bowersock. A foundation was laid on the former Bjide Miller & Co site for elevating ice from the river. News reached North Side of Mrs. E. Wilson’s death near Los Angeles at age about 65. she and Eli Wilson left last year for California but she fell ill.
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Alice Southard
Edwardsville
Tolle
George Wells
Leavenworth
Levi Wilson
Main
Lake Streets
Lee Smith
J. D. Bowersock
Bjidemiller & Co
E. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
Eli Wilson
Sixth Ward
California
Hopkins and Norton Wed at Mrs Palmer's Residence
At the residence of Mrs. Gertrude Palmer 1112 Delaware Lawrence Judge Norton united Charles B Hopkins and Marie V Norton. Hopkins, an elder Topeka citizen known as C B Hopkins of Hopkins & Holland architects. Also half rate holiday excursions from Kansas City area lines offered Dec 24 25 and Dec 31 Jan 1 with round trip fare one fare. sale ends Jan 3 5.
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Hopkine-Norton
Gertrude Palmer
Delaware Street
Lawrence
Norton
Charles B. Hopkins
Marie V. Norton
Hopkins
Topeka
C. B. Hopkins
Hopkins & Holland
Kansas City
Ft. Scott Memphis
J. E. Locxnor
E. Ood
Cure of Seventeen Years Skin Disease by Cuticura Remedies
In Chicago a man recounts a lifelong skin disease beginning at three months old, spreading to head, limbs, and nearly paralyzing him for years. After ineffective doctors, a Tribune notice about Cuticura Remedies led to rapid improvement within weeks and full remission over years. W. J. McDonald of 3132 Dearborn St. reports this recovery.
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Chicago
Dundas
Milton
Canada
the Tribune
W. J. McDonald
Dearborn St
Inl
Tate
Sanford
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Mason’s
Emporium
ILL
Crehew & Co
A. G. Menger
Mass
Russell & Metcalf
Edward Russel
Zook
DREAD
P. R. Brooks
Blair & Peairs
Hugh Blair
Howard A. Peairs
Nettie Dimery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frank Brooks
Ella Reece
Mia Holmes
River Side
Emporia
Strong City
Joseph E. Ray
D. D
JourNal
Dr. Ray
Sibley
Ed. Harvey
Mr. Harvey
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
Acacia Lodge No. 9
Christ
Mr. Crum Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Santa Claus
Iive Sands
Dr. A. Anderson
C. G. Babcock
J. L. Barnes
F. H. Bowersock
W. H. Pendleton
Messrs
J.G. Love
Art Carmean
Ed. Fairfield No.2
T. W. Warren
Eudora Township
Greenlee
Ireland
Warren
Carter H. Harrison
Massachusetts
Woodruff
Department
Walt Willis
Ed Apitz
Mr. Willis
North Side News
James Hall
Henry Scott
P.D. Q
Shiloh
Straffos & Zimmermann
Potter Drug and Chemical Co
Boston
Sandford
Porter Drua & Carmica. Co
Porter Dauu and Chemical Co
Boaton
Elv’s Catarra
York
New Albany
Ind
Athlophoros CO
Wall S. NF
Tutt
Buzers
Comrerta Lyon Ae
Montgomery Ward 4 CO
Michigan Avenue
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