Lawrence Daily News notes many locals in city on business
Col E S Jewett and Calvin Hart visit Lawrence on business while Pierson Bros mill runs day and night. Doctors report good general health, and numerous residents travel to Ottawa, Topeka, and Kansas City for affairs. The city plans a grand July 5 celebration with Gen Logan, a large crowd expected, and a reception and possible banquet arranged.
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E. S. Jewett
de Soto
Calvin Hart
Lecompton
Albert Neese
Richland
Kansas City
Greenlee
Grant Township
D. Pyatt
Topeka
Burlington
W.h.brown
Natural History Department
University
Hayde
Minnie O’connor
Chicago
Shannon
Wm. H. Smith
D. H. Robinson
Ottawa
Band boys prep for Ottawa trip and local events
Saturday report notes band members practicing nightly for Ottawa. A Garfield park camp meeting starts August 5 in Topeka. County line bridge inspection by commissioners and County Clerk White. Dr. Phillips operated on child Hulse ten miles north of Lawrence for a 2 tumor removal. Hon H P Wilson of Hass City owns 610 acres to harvest with three harvesters. S C Gilges reports Willow Springs wheat crop light but other crops good. rail bond support mixed, Willow Springs may vote against bonds.
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White
Captain’s Creek
Phillips
Hulse
Lawrence
H. P. Wilson
Hass City
S.C. Gilges
Willow Springs Township
Willow Springs
Rain and Visitors Mark Lawrence Journal News Week
Sunday edition notes a heavy rain and busy day in Lawrence with George Faxon’s return, farmers in town, a 60 sheep drive, and subscriptions rising for the Journal. Mentions Mary Borum, Bowersock elevator rebuilding, candidate Ros Bartlett, Dr Howland’s last Lawrence sermon, and a Baldwin City Sunday school gathering at Bismarck Grove.
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Col
Allen Buckner
Baldwin City
Bismarck Grove
Two Nuptials Reported in Local News Notes
Yesterday in Victor Iowa Henry H Ray a banker from Neligh Nebraska and May Lambertson Bierer were married by Rev J W Wright with a small group of guests. They planned a three week wedding journey then will reside in Neligh. A second rural wedding in the area notes Jones and a widow working to wed Mrs Sayed after a bold declaration by Smith. The report preserves names and local sentiment with no graphic detail.
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Howell
W. H. Parish
Board of Regents
Parish
Kansas
Denver
Henry H. Ray
Neligh
Nebraska
May Lambertson Bierer
J. W. Wright
Methodist Church
Victor
Iowa
Mr. Stote
J. S. Crew
Mrs. Stote
Mary Griffith
Ray
Burlington
Lambertson
Lawrence
Fair Luna
Occidental
Sweet Morpheus
Jones,Smith
Sayed
Jones
Smith
IcelIcel Ice Delivery Offer by EIDEMILLER & Co
EIDEMILLER and Company announce readiness to deliver ice citywide. Customers are invited to place orders for ice delivery services throughout the area.
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Eidemiller & Co
Bismarck Sabbath School Assembly Sets Second Session Opening
The Bismarck Sabbath School Assembly will run June 30 to July 9 at Bismarck Grove with 7:00 p.m. opening, daily lectures at 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., music lessons led by A. C. Crance and assistants, and notable speakers including Bishop Ninde Bishop Bowman Dr. C. C. McCabe J. C. Hartzel D. D. Edward Thompson and others. July 5 is union day with thousands expected, special trains, fireworks, and Gen. Logan speaking at 11 a.m. followed by a reception. attendees urged to come, camp, and secure tents on site.
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Bismarck Savbath
Bismarck Grove
A. C. Crance
Mountain Lake Park Assembly
Kansas
Senator Blue
Union
A.O.U. W
Assembly
the Grove
Gov. Riddle
Capt. Waters
Topeka
Gen. Logan
Douglas County
Logan
University elects Arthur Marsh to English chair
Mr. E. C. Little announces the regents elected Prof. Arthur R. Marsh of Cambridge Massachusetts to the vacant chair of English Literature following a June meeting among over forty applicants. Marsh, Harvard endorsed and praised by President Elliott, is about 30, married, and will move his family here soon for the professorship.
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E. C. Little
Arthur R. Marsh
Cambridge
Massachusetts
L. W. Spring
Rgents
Marsh
Lippincott
Harvarah College
Elliott
Harvard
Thirteenth annual conference of charities and correction
The thirteenth annual conference of charities and correction will meet in St Paul Minnesota from July 15 to 21. It will be well attended with practical papers and discussions. Reporter Isabel C Barrows of Boston will cover and edit the proceedings. Officers include President Wa H Neff of Cincinnati and an executive committee with members from Philadelphia Boston St Paul and other cities.
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Wa. H. Neff
Cincinnati
Ohio
D. C. Bell
Minneapolis
Minnesota
W. F. Beasley
Oxford
North Carolina
J. H. Estill
Savanah
Georgia
Hastings H. Hart
St. Paul
A. O. Wright
Madison
Wisconsin
O.C. McCulloch
Indianapolis
Indiana
Philip C. Garrett
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
B. B. Sanborn
Boston
Massachusetts
A. E. Elmore
Fort Howard
Fred. H. Wines
Springfield
Illnois
Banquet to General Logan Suggested for July 5
The city contemplates a banquet for General Logan on Monday evening July 5. Tickets at £2.50 to Leach would fund expenses, with the skating rink ample for attendees and balcony seating boosting revenue from non attending listeners. The committee is asked to consider these points.
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Logan
Leach
Fourth of July Celebration at Bismarck Grove
A. O. U. W. and G. A. B. plan a grand Fourth of July at Bismarck Grove with baskets, meals, and a full program. Procession forms at 9:39 a.m., Gen. McDevitt presides, Gen. Logan speaks, basket picnic at 1:00, raffles and music, addresses by Lieut. Gov. A. P. Riddle and Capt. Jos. G. Waters, G. A. R. fire, reception for Gen. Logan, fireworks by Lawrence Cyclones, ball at rink, and free admission for visiting A. O. U. W. members.
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O.U. W
Bismarck Grove
Gen. McDevitt
First Regiment
John A. Logan
Io Charze
J. E. Rigas
Reg
Eon Rink
Fremont Joins Kit Carson Post G A R in Washington DC
General John C. Fremont is named as a comrade of Kit Carson Post G A R in Washington DC. The note recalls Prentice joining on February 1 1868 and helping form Kit Carson later named after him. It mentions Judge Perkins Gen Blunt among Kansas members and includes a relic receipt from 1869.
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John C. Fremont
Kit Carson
Washington, D.C
Judge Perkins
Tri- Lune
Marshal Prentice
Kansas
Gen
Blunt
Prentice
Department of the Potomac
G. Arb
Washington, D. C
C. T. K. Prentice
Martin Casey
Grand Army Day joint program at Methodist Assembly
A note from L A Rudisill secretary announces a June 30 to July 10 Methodist Assembly at Bismarck grove with July 5 as Grand Army Day. Morning program organized by the Assembly, afternoon by A U W, band provided, and both groups will share decorations and cooperate in the day’s plan.
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Methodist Assembly
Bismarck Grove
Grand Army
Assembly
L. A. Rudisill
South Lawrence Driving Park Meeting Sets Drive Plan
A meeting at the JOURNal office gathered driving park supporters for South Lawrence. S. H. Carmean was elected chairman and C. D. Dean secretary. A three member committee was appointed to locate a site and report at the next adjourned meeting. Col. Q. E. Learnard, Mr. Win. Evatt and A. P. Clarke were named to the committee. The group adjourned to meet Monday evening at the JOURNAL office.
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South Lawrence
Journal
S. H. Carmean
C. D. Dean
Col
Q. E. Learnard
Win. Evatt
A.P. Clarke
Installation of Officers at Blazing Star Lodge No. 75
Blazing Star Lodge No. 75 A F and A M installed its officers Thursday night in Farwest Lodge Room No 3 with Grand Master W D Mathews and Deputy Grand Master L King presiding. About 200 attendees enjoyed the event and refreshments. W M W H Pendleton S W Henry Henson J W Alex Reeves Deacon R Buffington Junior D Reeves Treasurer Jos Fonteroy Secretary Geo Gray Steward Robert Henson Tyler John Jones. Everybody admires hair and may possess it by using Ayers Hair Vigor.
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Blazing Star Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Farwest Lodge
W. D. Mathews
L. King
W.M
W. H. Pendleton
S. W. —Henry Henson
J. W
Alex. Reeves
R. .Buffington
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An advertisement promotes Ayer's Cathartic Pills as mild and pleasant in action while claiming they deliver a thorough cleansing effect. The copy emphasizes their gentle use and broad efficacy.
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Ayer
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