Railroad Time Table from Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Lawrence Kans March 28 issue lists westbound schedules for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line. California Express No 1 11 04 pm Mexico and Arizona Exp No 3 11 05 pm Denver and Utah Express No 4 1 3 pm Kinsley and Ark City Exp No 7 10 30 pm Topeka Express No 9 6 35 pm Eastbound lines include Atlantic Express No 2 New York Express No 4 Western Express No 6 Local Passenger No 8 Kansas City Express No 10. Scheds signed by Rosixson Gen Manager and G T Nichols Gen Tick Agent.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE “ Railroad
California Express
Mexico
Arizona
Denver
Utah
Kinssey and
Ark
City
P Mo
Topeka
PO Guing
Atlsutic Expres
New York
Expre
Evtern Express
Pasderer
Kansas
Cry Express
Rosixsox
G. T. Nicuorsys
Agskh. K
Kansas City Chicago Railways Timetables and Notices
Daily Vestibuled Expresses between Chicago and Kansas City with arrival and departure times at Dearborn and Union Depots. Includes Southern Kansas Railway and Lawrence to South Lawrenc e schedules, freight and passenger notes, post office letters, and local commerce ads with local businesses, agents, and services.
Personal Points and Local Visits in the City
Various residents and visitors are noted in Leavenworth Times style: Dr W Y Leonard visiting in Arkansas. W C Cole of Hesper in town. Ed Schultz of Chicago in the city. Herbert Brockway Bullene of Kansas City visiting his parents. Mrs Geo Hale from Kansas City visiting friends. Miss Gertrande Welch of Uniontown Ohio a guest on Ohio Street. United States Marshal W C Jones en route to Topeka. George Beebe of the Lawrence Journal-World in town. John Divelbess, treasurer of school district No. 49%, doing business at the courthouse. Hon Jonathan Weaver, Saline County representative, visiting. J G Schernerhorn of Chattanooga Paint Co Kansas City visiting the Journal office. Eldridge House arrivals include many from Chicago, Kansas City, Denver, St Louis, New York, Des Moines, Detroit, and more. An advertisement quotes medical authorities on kidney disease and deafness with claims for Warner’s Safe Cure and Hall’s Catarrh Cure, plus painting promotions by Raywond & Dice.
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Herbert Brockway Bullene
Kansas
Geo. P. Hale
Kansas City
Gertrande Welch
Uniontown
Ohio
United States
W C Jones
Topeka
George Beebe
Lawreace Jetz- Nal
Leavenworth Times
John Divelbess
Court House
Jonathan Weaver
Saline County
J. G. Schernerhorn
Chattanooga Paint Co
Conference on Young Men's Christian Association plans April sessions
A district conference will be held in this city April 12 13 and 11 to discuss methods used by associations and apply them broadly to advance the work. The event will be open to all with two men only sessions on Saturday night and Sunday at 4 pm. Local projections urge Lawrence residents to attend and more notices will follow. Also local ads for seeds, wedding cards, and tea shop offerings appear in the page.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Lawrence
Local News Briefs From Lawrence and Nearby
Local items report theater notices with A Paper Doll at Bowersock's and a planned April 17 18 county Sunday School convention. Fire near J aedicke residence in West Lawrence, awnings added to Sparrow Alexander dry goods, Post Office Inspector praises local service, and Sigma Nu fraternity gains members. Riverside and other society entertainments announced with social notes and municipal election commentary.
Warning on Careless Reporting and University Notes
James H. CanFrexp urges reporters to ensure accuracy in news items citing misstatements in university notes. The piece cites several examples where partial truths or mislabeling of lectures, prayers, and addresses caused confusion and calls for diligence. The author discusses copying notices correctly, mentions local faculty, and notes recent community updates from the University Reporter and local residents.
House on the Hill Youths at the University Meeting Today
A university update notes Juniors meet at the end of the fourth hour and the annual will be called the Helan. Freshmen finish chemistry exams and start botany study. Prof and Mrs Green host faculty tonight. Athenaeum society convenes Friday at 1 pm for crowded business. An advertising roundup includes Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and a Baltimore butcher's health claim, plus Raymond & Dick offering mineral paints at low prices.
Boston Ideal Company Charms Hartford Audiences At Opera House
The Boston Ideal Company delivered a meritorious performance praising Kate Castleton from the New Orleans Daily Picayune. Seats for Friday night are on sale at 25 35 and 50 cents with prices at regular rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Ideal Company
Opera House
Hartford, Conn
Daily Courant
New Orleans
Academy News and Local Notes From Hespeer
Miss Julia Sargent began school at the Academy on Monday. Mrs. Laura Cloud is improving and able to be up and around. Mr. Newton Hicks is no better with little hope of recovery. An Academy Friday night entertainment was a success. Mrs. Rachel Woodard has been sick for a few days. Dr. Newlin attends her. Prof. John Hadley will lecture at the Academy on Friday evening April 5th on Mythology. Mr. Sol Goode and Miss Mary Sheeley were married on Monday and will live in Kansas City. Thomas Harris is preparing an extensive hot bed and will sprout sweet potatoes to supply the neighborhood.
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Julia Sargent
Academy
Laura Cloud
Newton Hicks
Rachel Woodard
Newlin
John Hadley
Sol Goode
Mary Sheeley
Kansas City
Thomas Harris
Clinton News Briefs Show Rural Spring Work and Local Events
The late rains aid wheat and grass growth while farmers sow oats this week. Dick Anderson rents and moves onto Geo North-Top’s place. Band members attended a Richland concert last Saturday night. The wife of George Washington, who is described as colored, living east of Clinton, died last week.
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Richland
Richland Band
George Washington
Opening meeting program noted at business college event
The Business College notes announce the opening meeting program for the literary society tomorrow evening. W A English of Perryville PA visits his brother, and W G Melville of Minneapolis visits his parents. George Kumler retires from the college bank. Alice Wells succeeds him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. English
Perryville
John
W. G. Melville
Minneapolis
Geo. Kumler
College Bank
Alice Wells
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Weekly Journal
THE
Lawrence Tribune
Kas
Chicago
California Railway
Chicaug
Dearborn Statio
Vestibule Express
Colorado Express
CNIGN
Union Depot
New York Express
Dearbon
Southern
Tuwark
Ake J. L. Bars BR. K. Taper
Union Pacific Railroad
Pacific Express
Western Express
Leavenworth
Exqpress
J.T. Shanklin
Soing East
Union
J.P. Ross, A. T
5. Flann
Kansas Home Nursery
Round Corner Drug Store
Henry Street
N. L. Wood
A. H. Grresa
Wimh Lawrence
Bousatos
Wartcoms Bros
Woodward's
Woonwamp's
Raymond & Dick’s
Arkansas
W.C. Cole
Hesper
Ed Schultz
Frederick T. Roberts
University College, London
Eng
Royal College of Surgeons
Warner
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Diamond
Raywond & Dice
Whitcomb Bros
D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
Seep & Grocery Store
Massachusetts Street
Feer & Guar Store
Masschusetts Street
Warrcoxs Bros
Jaccano’s
Main Street
Red Front
Mass. St
Steven
Kate Castleton
Bowersock’s
Woodward
A. D. Weaver
Mississippi Street
Raymond Die
Sparr & Alexander
O. N. O. Club
Merchants Bank
F. W. Jaedicke
West Lawrence
Carlos Kistler
Whitsville, Mo
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Post Office
Smith
J. P. Usher
City Point
Fla
Philadelphia
Globe
Wm. H. Smith
Jeffersonian Hall
Prof. Robinson
Winthrop and
Ohio Streets
Archie
Cornelius Seymore
Henry Warfield
Edgar
E. F. Goodrich
Topeka Journal
Eva Savage
Riverside Literary Society
Riverside
Riverside Literary
Earroz Jovanson
J. W. Gleed
Chas
Gleed
Topeks
Political Science Club
James H. CanFrexp
University Reporter
Journal
Sibley
I. B. Smith
Blue Mound Literary Society
8. B. Miller
Sterling
G. M. Schure
Rev
G. S. Miller
Eddie Harvey
O. P. McNess
Jas. Miller
Nellie Tuttle
Jessie Whitlock
Overbrook
Osage County
B. F. Cowles
Nellie Oakes
Charleae Ralston
Fair View
Oak Hill Cemetery
A. H. Stote
Your City
Raymond & Dick
Uncle Tom
Danin
Hespeer
Clinton
Dick Anderson
Geo. North- Top
Business College Notes
Wendling
George R. Wendling
Congregational Church
P. E. Emery
McCorne
Madam Bowlus
Quincy Street
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Wm. T. Sinclair
Irwin &Coo
T. O. Irwin
Reselona
Undertaker
National Bask
Wil
D. C. Prudden, Optician
West Ninth St
Junction
Northwestern
Military Academy
Chic
H. P. Davidson
Highland Park
Jerry Glathart
Glathat & Sparr's
M McKinnon
J. House & Co
Lawrencs, Eas
Aca
North Lawrence
J. P. Ross
Eldridge House
Kemp
Barber Bro.’a
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