The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21
LAWRENCE.


senger g. Soa's, 901 Mass. st.
Jno. Harvey was arrested Saturday
for fighting. He wes acquitted.
Warren st. church has dessryedly
merited all that is claimed for it.
Mr.. Charles Bryant is on the sick
list. We hone him speedy recovery.
1t is rumored that there is to be
wedding N high life soon. How is thiss
The Evening CALI will be deliver
ed TO any addresr at ten cents week.
Miss Matte Bailey of Leavenworth
is the guest of Mrs. w. w. Brooks.
Wheat crops are not nearly 50 bad
ly damaged as IS supposed by some.
There is some talk OF Douglas coun-
ty fair being held in Lawrence this fall.
]. Fl. Elliott, dealer in fresh and
sailed Nests, Eggs and Butter. 1O45
Rhode Island st.
Little Willie Fry, who had his foot
severely cut on pillow at Engtroms
blacksmith shop is improving.
Il will pay you to advertise in the
CALL. Eliminate prejudice and ~.
sist us in our undertakings.
Messenger q Son have full line Of
Shoes. Call snd see them. No trouble
to show goods. 90l Mass. st.
The police have but little trouble
with violaiors of the law ut present.
1t seems thst all are behaving them
selves
A camp meetin is now being held
in Bismarck grove. Tickets can be
had at Raymond's drug store free OF
charge.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. p. Jones have lob
oans of fruit left from last falls can
ming. Who will compete with them
this year.
d There il some talk Of . weekly jour
: nal being started in Lawrence for the
/, interest of the Kansas Baptist State
|; association.
Lawrence needs few colored CAPT
. ialists who are not afraid 10 invest in
prosperous enterprises. She has Q
!. broad field of uncultivated industrial
Y prosperity.
A. Quite number of the Lawrence
Is people anticipate visit &c Blooming
: ton, Kan. to attend rally At the nj,
er E. church. Rev. Binkley will ccc"py
" the pulpit.
VIM. Clayton will devote his time
be to the CA !. Having closed out hi
OF stock of shoes and harness for the pur.
T. pose, he will take charge Of the Law
SO renee branch.
IT. Mrs. f. w. Merchants health /
'd' rapidly improving, II j hoped b
'rS her many friends that she will soon b
NJ fully recovered. l.rs. Merchant i u
&c excellent christian worker and il ex
: tensively missed in her chosen field
80 Covered wagons are frequently seeI
:" on cur stress filed with Oklohomi
- emigraut, They are bou d to reach
- the land Of promise if their horses vii
hold out. Some Of them are oarryinI
We as many a. six plugs along with them
in Among those who sought pleasur
an at the lake yesterday were Misses Mi
ris, ME Page Of Topeka, Garrett and ALE
to of It. Scott, @. NJ. De Baptiste I
df. Chicago, Stella Mcmillan, X. Havkir
Tor Mr.. r. Burns, Rev. p. j. Jaekso
ID and Others Of Lawrence.
ov. Mr.. Geo. Washington, . promiEeE
ID. farmer living about nine miles -soutl
the west Of Lawrence, accidentally stuc
IN q prong Of . rake through the THO
BY part Of bin foot, inaicting very phi
az full and dangerous wound.
..p We hope that no one believes tn
m the good citizens OF Lawrence h
u;e. ever even thought Of mobbing u
mes Gross. The general expression j.
nd; let the Law take it, course. We q
bal; in sympathy with any man who wou
icy. allow weakness 70 overcome manhoo