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Kronethdey a Wabash employee returns from a visit with relatives as Wayette Magineer Wim Cheney and family of Kansas City visit Moberly relatives and friends. Conductor Darnell of the Columbia branch lays off for a few days and CG. W. Wall er is on his run the M B&W 6&4 pitsxenier train from that seat owns one Haure and Wfteen an inwles Here in arriving yesterday. Jhias J. Ogle traveling passenger Renee agent for Burding ton visits his breather od. Ole in this city loc i.
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Darnell
Columbia Branch
CG. W. Waller
M. WB
Jhias
J. Ogle
Piasg Renee
Burdington
Ole
Doyle
Condiekore
Aspen
Moberly
Sturgean
Conduetor
Obberk
Louik
Starigeon
Death in California Touches Bed ford Street Family
Elizabeth Steele of Bedford Street received word last night of the death of lerpera. Victor Brown, about twenty, died in California from typhoid fever. The obituary notes burial in California with no funeral details, while local residents and business figures traveled to discuss horses, carriages, and travel arrangements.
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Elizabeth Steele
Bedford Street
Lerpera
Victor Brown
California
Vitor Wis
Fermi Rosade
Moberly
J. Ta Brown
Morleninn
Tina
Dee
THAT DENVER TRIP
The Wikaxpeches plan a July 24 night trip from Moberly on No 6 to Denver with a Santa Fe route via Arlington. The excursion promises low summer fares and many sights from Colorado Springs to Cripple Creek and Manitou. Lodging and travel details will be arranged, aiming to offer affordable access to Colorado’s attractions.
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Moberly
Denver
Arrlington
Santa Fe
Southern
Leop
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Manitou
Jha Park
Cripple Greek
Tulalo Springa
Cagsells
Colorado
Loren Neal Leaves Loven Laa for St Louis Republic
Loren Neal who led the district in the contest with three partners for the St Louis Republic departs for St Paul Minn where he will enter a shiatiar contest. A farewell dance is planned in Moberly by local youth. Neat friends in Paris and Moberly express regret at his departure.
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Loren ‘Neal
Ling
St. Louls Republic
Moberdy
Teaver
Pan Minn
Turis
Paris
Bin
Lawn Parties Tonight In Our City
Local readers report two news parView events tonight as planned gatherings in honor of Miss Viewinia Stewart and Kennett Roberts. The parties are set for South Morley Street and Mist Avenue, with expected enjoyable festivities and entertainment for kin and friends.
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Viewinia
Kouth Morley Street
Wabash Train Incident At Sturgeon Report
A July accident near Sturgeon involved a Wabash line switch and a clerk. Reports describe a stopper, a large cinder, and injuries with calls for proper treatment. The Sturgeon Leader notes conductors and engineers generally faithful, while a Democrat asserts most crew are helpful despite exceptions.
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Sturgeon
Dinner Honors Richmond Visitor Miss Helen White
Miss Men Orr hosted a six o clock dinner on a Sunday evening at Miller's yard to honor Helen White of Richmond who had been her guest for about two weeks. A small crowd of young folks enjoyed social conversation after the meal and the party returned home after a pleasant evening.
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Men Orr
North Morreytreet
Helen White
Richmond
Miller's Arts
Marriage license granted to Wolk Nichols and Mish Gela Hicks
Circuit Clarke M. J. Lilly issued a marriage license to Wolk Nichols and Mish Gela Hicks, a prominent Roanoke-based couple. Friends extend congratulations in advance of the ceremony.
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Clarke M. J. Lilly
Lerdly
Wolk Nichols
Mish Gela Hicks
Roanoke
Air Dome Show Draws Large Crowds at Popular Theater
The performance at the Air Dome continues to draw big crowds with improving acts. Sanford and Darlington delivered a strong comedy sketch, J. Appleby was well received, and the moving pictures provided about fifteen minutes of laughter. The Air Dome’s popularity grows as evenings entertain larger audiences.
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Air Domi
Bill Anders
Sanford and
Darlington
J. Appleby
Bane
Fire Destroys Telegraph Pole Yard At Moberly
A fire yesterday afternoon damaged a pile of telegraph poles belonging to the Moberly Electric Co near the stock yards. Firefighters from two departments arrived within twenty minutes and took about an hour to extinguish the blaze. Damage is estimated in the hundreds of dollars. Miles returns from Decatur. Bettle visits relatives at Madison and Harris Springs.
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Lec- Cric Light Co
Pilcher
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Caboose
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Wayette
Magineer Wim
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Kansas City
Frignndla
Hugh Honses
Errelanister
Paeple Bix- Wees Company
James Dorrehl
Pacne
Tia Meri
Parla
Ain
Warish
Mey
Virgil Jtyin
Biggage
Burlington
Macon
Kacat Schilling
Merakeeman i
Hloeht Bis
Wabash
Pone
Exis
Seale
Robert Wantage
Hrileeman Buford
Wome McGauley
Lita
Bajar Vedina
HaeWahush Oficiol Tere
Mias Mayme Gassett
Populae Bon Ami Club
Boarnling House
South Wourth Street
Garrett
Wabash Trend
ONO. TP. Railroad
Wandal City
Kuna
Thin City
Olney
Dohn LD. Beuth
St. Luin Ou
Business
Ripe
Pechard
Monok
Loran
Inca
Missouri
Watom Man
Reed St. Moberly, Mo
Globe
du Mouly
Tone York
Thorne & Gillum
New Gouwte Square
D.F. Carpenter
Visitor
Miles
Decatur
Abkarry Bettle
Madison
Harris Springs
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