Lawrence Daily Journal-World from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 3

Monday, august 23, 1911 THE DAILY JOURNAL-WORLD PAGE THREE RadelilT has re-few weeks' visit MARKETS BY WIRE Miss Amy Ireno turned horuR from a. in Kansas Cit3 Opposite Eld ridge House PAT EE I Mckel THEATRE Jones spent the day in Mrs. Elle Kansas Citv. In Society Jom1-WU rndrtt ar, lo oHOWile with it Society EcSior making tbe Social New. Urp.nM Md Uy cpU CTlrTtnK cd of Uppenioft i.

lb- tocUl worU. AO TT UrMci teicpWd Wore 1 pokOJe. ami Dot lalef lhn 2 clock. Bell pho, 136 or 4S.Hob pKoe 136. Kansas City Grains and Provisions Reaching out for Business Every effort to attract trade helps, even if it only draws a child's wish for candy.

Electric light for windows and signs should be given a chance to be useful. Every merchant can now get youble electric light at no increase in cost for electric current by using General Electric MAZDA V1TAGRAPH TO-DAY The Fires of Fate. A Classic Roman Drama. Kansas City, Aug. 2S.

WHEAT-Receipts 206 ears." Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood left this morning for their home in Chieaao after a visit at the Charles Hess home. fa-y: No. 2 hard il(a07; No.

2 red S990. Miss I yah Horner of Topeka is the guest of the McCurdy family. cJit- fcept. oig iec. o-'s Late European Importation, SHOT FROM THE BRUSH Under the Palms of Tunis.

Edison Presents Two Comedies, TRADING HIS MOTHER. POLISH AND PIE. May 64i8i4; No. 2 white 61 y2; No. -Mis ijoiiien fctarr lett tins morn 2 mixed 6iy22.

ing for Snkane, Washington, fur the lamps. Made in all sizes. We have OATS No. 2 white No. 2 Miss Grace and Miss Alice Blair went to Kansas City this morning after a visit with Miss Eunice coming year.

them and will be glad to tell you Another Surprise. Kos Cleland arrived in this city yesterday, but not the single man of a week fur on August he married in Ijrat. to Mi lla.el Pickering formerly of this mixed 41V2S42V2. HAY Choiee timothy Manter. about them.

Otto Roast left totlav for Leadville, choice prairie Colorado, where he has a position a RYE 84a86. physical dneetor the public Lawrence R'y Si Light Co. BUTTER Creamery 35 firsts 23 kIkhiIs. Arthur and Roy Henderson left last evening for their home in Wichita, after a two weeks' visit here. Arthur Ifankin is home after a year's May in Denver, Colorado.

Mrs. F. Veatch of Smithville. Missouri, is the guest of Mrs. E.

E. seconds 21; packing- 17. Mrs. d'eorge Kumler and Mrs. Julia -UrUb r.xtra zi; tirsts lo: sec onds IOV2.

Anthony left yesterday for Denver, rsi Clelantl at the present time is visiting in Meade. Kansas. If-s tlelarnl is a son or W. W. Cle-hiid and for the past few years has had charge of the fountain at Wiedemann.

At Cards. returned visit in Miss Lillian Kirekoff has home from a three months' California. Colorado. Kansas City Live Stock Chester Cook of Kansas City spent the day in Ijiwrence. Mrs.

T. Stout and Miss Blvthe CATTLE Receipts 15000; native steers cows and' heifers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of visited Lawrence friends Stout have returned home from a month's stay in Denver. Mrs.

C. Davis and children left this stackers and feeders! bulls calves morning: lor a visit Amarillo. Miss 1'eaii Logan went to her home Texas. Kansas in Ottawa this morning having spent HOGS Receipts 4000; heavy $7 Mrs. Frank Anderson of City is spending a few days cit v.

Mrs. YY. T. Sinclair enteitained the rnmU-rs of the Wednesday Duplicate YYhit Club this after-immhi at eards for Mrs. Ceorge Shaw who It-ate next week for California.

Breakfast. Mr. C. Y. MrFarland entertained Joe Ifamsey in tins went to Toeka this mr pai i wo weews at me lvrens lights packers hme.

morning. DANCING Woodland Park TUESDAY NIGHT Mrs. YY, of of Topeka Mrs. George Kumler and her daughter, Mary, returned to their M. Richardson in Lawrence.

Frantz and daughter sent the week-end Chicago Grains and Provisions Chicago, Aug. 28. WHEAT May Sept. 9012 Dec. 954.

Mrs. John Kansas City I iv re i ice. IS V1S1I II)'' in Mr. and Mrs. A.

Grifliu left toil ay ii visit a tew young ladies at an informal breakfast party this morning for Miss Maln-l Stone of EuiMria. who is the rm-t of Bertha Luckan. for their home in DeSoto after and Mabel to Kansas Hicks' here with Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Misx's Lydia I-unanecker have gone Citv for a week's visit. May 648. I'ORK an. $16.40.

of North Lawrence. home in Denver, Sunday evening1, accompanied by Mrs. Valentine Anthony, who will remain in Colorado a couple of weeks. Mrs. fSeorge Bowman and Mrs.

Charles Engle spent Sunday in Kansas City with Mrs. YY. J. Yann of New York who was formerly Miss Gertrude Met 'lee of Lawrence. DAJiD Sept.

Oct. $9.47 Karwis 'ity is with Mr. and Mis. Mary Clark of spending a few davs Mrs. If.

II. Muzr.v. Nelson Stevens went to Kansas City TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY this morning for a few das' stay. Miss Mae Ellinger and Miss Dollie McClelland of Kansas City were here yesterday the quests of Mr. ami Mis.

S. K. lleflnin. Chicago Live Stock CATTLE Receipts 2401K); beevers Ifev. and Mrs.

X. S. Elderkisi and Miss Verna Oonlon of DeSoto spent WANTED Experienced cook for club; white woman preferred; "good the dav in Lawrence. f.10(tt8; stockers and feeders $3.10 fau.ily arrived home Satinday from! N'orthMnt. Michigan, where lheyj stiiI the summer among a eolonv of wages to right party.

Address "II, care of this olHcei Miss Mary Shade left today for her cows and heifers fli.30. H. II. Klein and family have gone to Wellington. Kansas, for a week's visit with relatives.

Mrs. J. G. Chilty returned to her Spot Cash Grocery 828 MASSACHUSETTS ST. Both phones 609 lome in lalilorma alter a visit here home Frankfort, Kansas, thi thirty-two Liwrence HOGS Receipts 34000; lights with Mrs.

E. llond. niorninsr after a visit here with her FOR SALE One young heifer calf cheap if taken at once. Darland hotel. Home 113(5.

George Hiatt went to Garnett this heavy mixed pigs $7.00. to her today Divel- mother, Mrs. Rosa Ise. Mrs. Percy Puterbaugh of Leaven Mis.

S. A. Blivens returned l.oMit in tiarvette. Arkansas, after a visit with Mis. II.

D. Im-s. Miss Ida and Miss Nellie Martin, iss Jesie (Jullv and Fred Martin sK-nt Sunday with Miss Jesie Moore of Richland. Kansas. morning to "ive a teachers' examina tion to the High School.

worth is the guest of Mrs. C. room mod-Will pav Bell 127. WANTED To buy or 7 ern house near university, about $2500. Home 8112.

MRS. SINCLAIR WON'T TIGHT SUIT YY'esley Parks of Fairfield. Jowa, is visiting his niece, Mrs. D. Floyd.

Allan Shaw of Coffey vi lie is spend- Shimmons. ing a few days in Lawrence. I BRADy A TEACHER. i i i. I Mix turned Uit at If ii th home the J.

Davis of Uesper re-thi- morning after a E. Stublis home. If Her Husband Obtains a Divorce -iis oujmia iirmsirong siieni oun- FOR SALE Gents' bicycle in good condition; also new Bennett portable typewriter $7.50. Call room header The Catalogue of the Cosmopolitan Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Atchison. Kansas, arrived afternoon to visit their iav in r.mtora lue guest ot 3Iiss JMo-liva Pilla. School Shows Her Picture. rrank MarcJi and" I lilillHino' between and 0 o'clock.

The Cosmopolitan School of Music 'Mr. ami Mrs. Mis Lucy March this eening Mirhigan. She May Marry Kemp New York, Ag. 28.

Mrs. Meta Sinclair, wife of Upton from whom the Socialist author says he intends to be divorced, told a visitor in an uptown hotel last night Root of yesterday daughter, returned stay in are execici iion.e from Northport. Mrs. A. M.

YY'erkenthin. and Dra.ujatic Art has just issued its FOR SALE OR TRADE Piano, cash 8 bars Lenox soap 25c 8 bars Swift's Pride 25c 7 bars Bob White 25c 6 bars Rub-No-More 25c 6 bars Ben Hur 25c 6 bars Galvanic 25c 3 boxes 5c matches 10c 10c pkg. baking soda 6c 3 lbs. Sal Soda 5c 15c cans baked beans in tomato sauce, our price, 10c a can, 3 cans 25c P. Dale returned a few davs' visit catalogue.

It is of interest to Law Mr. and Mrs. R. home today from in DeSoto. cow or hog.

Call $00 or trade for Bell J(40. Miss Gertrude Hay has home from a two months Colorado. rence Yeple because it contains the h'rst oflicial announcement of the se her story of her troubles with Sin jent and Deit Davis of Kansas City Saturdav and Sunday with Mr. Mrs. went to Kansas lection of Miss Vera C.

Brady as a Miss Bessie Paker Citv this afternoon. clair. She says that she does not intend to fight the suit if her hus SALE Alfalfa hay, quality fourth cutting'. Bell Phone FOR good, 7794. teacher in the school.

The catalogue band brings one. She savs that the Miss Ilamona McKenie left yesterday for a month's visit in She! ton. Colorado, with her father. has a tine picture of Miss Brady and Mrs. Kate Downes returned to her trouble with her husband is that he hoji.r in Clinton.

Missouri, this morn-; a good description of her musical education. This is what it says about the FOR SALE Sewing machine, drop- H. G. Beal and family returned home Saturday from a thousand miles tour of Kansas in their automobile. They were gone about six weeks.

is an essential monogramist and ob atter a viit here with Mrs. 1 1 1 first class condition. For quick jects to her having any freedom in Lawrence girl BUTTER AND EGGS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 11. oMiierry.

I "'Vera Corinne Brady. Associate the matter of friends. She says that sale $15.00. Worth $25. Home phone 104S.

Bell JMJG. 840 2 Kentucky street. Mrs. C. T.

Allcutt of Kansas City, Mrs. Gilbert of Indian Orchard. Massachusetts and Mrs. Carjenler of Cincinnati. Ohio, were the quests yesterday of Mrs.

James Stefens she has not made up her mind wheth J. B. YY'ilson, Janws Mitchell and Teacher of Piano. Graduate Cosmo larence Hall went to Kansas Citv politan 15)11. rive years er sue will marry Harry Jvemn.

the Mr. and Mix YY. H. M'Kone and children returned lat after sjutlin two weeks in EMe Park athl in Wvornin. this morning to attend a meeting of practical teaching experience.

Stud young poet from hawrence, whom Sinclair blames for their es the Second District Conoressiomil ied piano five years with Genevive FOR SALE Our farm, known as the Drake Place, formerly known as the Judge Stevens Farm, located one and one-half miles due north of univer hidden waiter. Kansas Citv, four committee. trangement, hike every other wom YY. M. Darst has returned to I-iw-rence after a w-eek's visit in Kansas.

7 for a Cittv an, she hungers for her "real mate," Frank Ie left thU mornin: vith iter. Mrs. J. Frankfort. Kansas.

she says. YY'hen she finds him-she sity, consisting of one hundred and years with Harold Henry. Chicago, returned yAir training and siglit reading with relatives Frederick Morjey. Harmony with Clarence Dickinson and others. Miss Josephine Hill has from a week's visit with in Kansas City.

ent yesterday in will marry him. two (102) acres. Large 11-room brick Old Kansa- Clinuman Citv. Peal went to Abilene his speaking of her married lite with II. J.

n. ruing. Mr. Sinclair she said: "YY'e were i Vocal, Counterpoint, Musical History, ji rk -itli t'n-piniic rtli flrv Piunicf Mrs. L.

Rigsby spent Sunday in house. Large stone barn, 40x00, am other out-buildings. Reason for sell ing. to settle an estate. For particulars call Home 8005 Red.

J. A. Drake F. N. Kneeland of Topeka visited in Iawrence married eleven years ago.

For our Topeka with her daughter, Mrs Something New Double Grip Paris Garter for 25c Vic Johnson AY'oodlawn Park I'resbyterian Church, Miss Carrie Levy will visit in Citv for the next week. Kline. first ten years we tried to adjust hicago. i ourselves to each and th ttt- a vt. WAiMXiijj a woman to wasli and world.

Mrs. William Tustin visited her' Miss Brady will return to Chicago daughter. Mrs. Cecil Forter in Topeka next Saturday to take up her work. iron Tuesday and YY'eduesdav after Mis Mary Polork returned to her home in Marysville.

Kansas, this morning after a week's visit here wiih Mrs. I. J. Meade and Mrs. B.

GriiTiths. Recently, I have given up all noons. Mrs. H. C.

Hopper. 012 Ken Mrs. George Reh will arrive in I --i wren re tomorrow from Denver for a I stay. Mis IVrtha YYillis of YYichita re- suen attempt ana had been seen in tucky street. I it i pumic accompanied by otlier men A New Director.

County Superintendent Hawley has appointed YY. L. Kiefer a director in 8 James Barrows was a Kansas City passenger this morning. My husband has a conservative mind WANTED Millinery makers and ap Mrs N. innieu to her home tins morning after by nature, but choice has made him P.

of Dunning of Concordia is Mr. an.l Mis. C. P. If ad- District No.

(i to fill the vacancy. prentices. Mrs. Myers, Berry block i the guest a visit here with Mrs. G.

i. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Brinton YYoodard went to Kansas City this morning, litT. LOST hadv's pocket book in the Kress Store Saturday night.

Call a radical." Then she went back to her essential monogramist and defined him. She said that such a one had three qualities; First, he is not able to Clare ami Miss Home Phone 1171. Reward. Miss Cora. Miss Kate Hase went to Slop Diarrhoea Kansas City this morning for a few davs visit.

WANTED TO BUY Conies of El- New Wall Paper for Fall with prices that are interesting to you. The University Book Store LEADER GROCERY G. Mark Brawn, Proprietor son's History of the United States. Ross, Bell Phone 115. Professor 11a wort li Avas in Kansas devote his time to his wife; second, he shouldn't be so absorbed in his work flint he is not able to keep his wife from being seen with other men; and third, she said her husband was over developed Blackberry Balsam City today, John Kaho Citv todav.

pcnt the day in Kan- FOR SALE Several well located lots, must, go in order to settle an estate. can buy at a bargain. Quickly stops Diarrhoea, 'Dysentery, Jane R. Welch. FW information Adua Clark left this morning for Cholera Infantum and all bowel troubles without constipating.

No opium nor other habit forming drags. She refused to say anything defi see L. H. Menger, 712 Mass. St.

dav: his home in Florida after a few visit here with old friends. nite about the truth or falsity of the Accept only Wakefield's. It cures after other remedies fail. 35c or 3 charges that her husband had brought O. C.

IeSuer went to Kansas Citv bottles for $L00. Everywhere. PUBLIC SALE Tuesday, Sept. 5. of horses, cattle, hogs, implements, vehicles, bay, wood, iosts.

corn in field, some household goods, etc. 4 against her. She said that she was going away for a rest. "While she this morning. nonnnennn nannnnnnn Mr.

and Mrs. George Druramond. was resting she would go to the theatrical for an engagement -r i and son, Kreg, of Cottonwood Falls, 3 boxes matches 10c 15o Gelatine 0c, Large jar fruit jam 10c Best Japan and Imp. lea, lb lc 3 tea dust l'5c 3 lb. Sal Soda 3 pkgs.

corn flake A FINE FEATURE Duroc Jersey and one Berkshire Boar will be sold in connection with this sale, all registered. J. M. Shepherd. 4 miles south of Clinton.

who have been visiting Mrs. A. C. on tne stage, it nas always neen tier ambition to go on the stage. She snid that when she went away she Johnson went to Kansas Citv this i i mm 2 BIOGRAPH a morning.

On Tuesday Morning and Continuing this week we will clean up all White Dresses at prices at less than half. Every dress this season's styles, beautifully made from fine embroidered laces. (Note the window display and prices:) IMPROVED DELTA laml farms. did not expect Kemp to accompany her. $10 to $25 per acre.

Buy Southern Mrs. Robert Krum and Mrs. J. J. North were in Kansas City today.

Right in vour busiest season when Alluvial hands. Direct at wholesale. The Realty and Investment 030 Gravier New Orleans, ha. you nave tne least time to spare you and A Good Love Comedy with 9 Art Johnson an.J Flo Lawrence the Biograph Favorites at I i Miss Nellie Haskell is home frtwn a visit in Idaho and other western points. re most likely to take diarrhoea and lose several days time, unless you FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER AND EGGS.

BOTH PHONES 65. have Chamberlain Colic, Cholera. FOR SALE Edison phonograph and 65 records. Latest improved, good as new. At low price.

Also violin and case. Home 441. Bell 2140. and "Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take a dose on the first appearance Judge and Mrs. George J.

Barker returned home this morning from a few months' trip in San Diego, The Auroraf of the disease. For sale by all'deal- ers. AJN TjD Posit ion by a stenogra nnnnnnnoa nnonnnnon! pher of seven yea re' experience. Bel phone 2142. GEORGE J.

BARKER HOME. Mr. and Mrs. YY. C.

Brown and children, Dvvight and Miss Joyce, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. YY'olfe of Olathe The Well Known Attorney Much Im proved in Health.

School Supplies George J. Barker returned this came to hawrence Saturday in Mr. Brown's automobile and spent Sunday visiting friends and lelatives. morning from a six weeks' trip to CASTOR! A Por Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought California where he went to take good rest.

He had it and came home feeling well. Mr. Barker is much in New Dress Goods Extra Heavv Serge, 54 inches wide, all sponged and shrunk, just the thing for making coats and suits, $1.50 value, sale terested in the second district muddle Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Thompson will spend the coming winter at Lawrence, where they will do special work in the State University, and they will go to New York later on, where Mr. Thompson will finish his education at Bears the Signature of and will take charge of the legal end One only, White Lingerie Dress, copy of (JJIP cn an imported model. Value $35.00, at. One only, White Marquisette Gown, beau- Cn ttfully embroidered.

Value $27.50, at. 0U Four only. Marquisette Dresses, in Bulbar-Ct? 10 nO ian embroidery. Values $20and $22.50 atuMUiUU Three only, White Dresses of India Linen (Jj "7 cn in embroidery and lace. Value $18, at.

3U Four only, White Dresses, especially suit- (JM AO able for evening wear. Value $10, at tDTi40 About one dozen Dresses of India Linen, trimmed in. all over, wide flouncings, and bands of (Jjn QO embroidery, $6.50 and $7.50 values '5tiu0 These includeladies and misses sizes 14 to 40. of the campaign for Mr. Bradv.

Floor show lo case wanted, six Journal-World. eight ieet Jong. Will Be Tried Tomorrow. "Chip" Allen, charged with as HOW MANY FRUIT TREES. Columbia University.

He is fitting himself for the position of professor of mathematics in an Eastern college. Mrs. Thompson was Miss Eleanor a ree I ey ra ph ic. Mrs. William Fonlkes and daughter.

saulting Oscar Bryant will be arraigned in justice court tomorrow. Allen is accused of carving up Bryant Missouri to Take a Census of the Misses and childmis school dresses. Furnishings for student rooms. Clearance of all summer goods. Come in and see our fall lines of Comforts.

Blanket. Outing Flannels, hosiery and underwear. Comfort materials and cotton bolts. Big values for little money. Kimonas, house dresses and dress skirt 3.

At The Leader YOUR MONEY SAVER Bell Phone 31 Fruit Trees in That State. Jefferson. City, Aug. 28. The in the bottoms the other niaht.

$1.19 All Wool Heavy Serge, 36 incnes wide, all colors, sale 59c yd Jliss ay, ot Kansas City are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. state board of agriculture met -with Card of Thanks We wish to extend our heartfelt Governor Hadley today and decided to take a census of the fruit trees in Missouri, something never attempted thanks to our many kind friends and Saturdav.

after- J. T. Stnbbs left noon for Denver. neighbors whoso kindly assisted us before. There are supposed to be twenty million apple trees in that during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father.

Alo Tho If A PEN state. Rollin Perkins left yesterday for Los Anseles, California. A girl seldom thinks of making a Ill 10 II Willi or the beautiful floral offerings. MRS. ELLA AGLF.

MISS DORA AGLEs MR. AND MRS: II. L. SMITH. Fred Haddock of Kansas City Sunday in lawrence.

name tor nerselt until she realizes that she can't annex some man's..