Engagement Announced In Renick Missouri
Miss Nannie Hubbardling entertained six friends in Renick Missouri on June 20. She announced her engagement to Mr Dyson of Kansas City. The couple plans to marry that evening at the bride's home and reside in Kansas City. Neighbors wish them happiness.
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Tesday
Nannie
Mdna Hubbard
Renick
Mario Chapman
Opal Marshall
Clara Flardin
Nellie Hines
Lucia Lemon
Annie Davies
Mr. Dyson
Kansas City
Accident under the lid injures horse’s eye at wag
A horse owned by J. W. Carver on North Fourth Street injured its eye by catching a hook on a wagon while tied at a rear shed. Dr Hamp Parrish treated the wound and hopes to save the eye. Mrs Harry Grosche bought a fine horse and buggy as a gift for her son Claud to enjoy evenings on the paved streets.
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J. W. Carver
North Fourth Street
Hamp Parrish
Harry Grosche
Claud
Stresta
Birthday Celebration for Miss Bonita Forest
Miss Bonita Forest celebrated her 10th birthday with friends in well decorated parlors featuring cut flowers ferns and palms. The evening included parlor games dancing music by Miss Mary Smith and punch by Miss uth Mar lin followed by refreshments and a downtown carnival finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita Forest
Miss Forest
Moberly Telephone Extends Long Distance Service
The Moberly Telephone company announces direct copper long distance connections with Kinloch St Louis and Kansas City plus many exchanges across Missouri Kansas Illinois Kentucky Oklahoma and Indian Territory reaching ninety percent of desired points. The service is praised after a test call to St Louis and is said to be maintained with utmost care to satisfy patrons. Edward Casey died at midnight aged 36 after a brief illness leaving a mother and five sisters. His body will be taken to Springfield for funeral services after a wake aboard No 8.
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Moberly
Kinloch
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Joplin
Springveld
Carthage
Jefferson City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Hannibal
Moberly ‘Telephone Company
Edward Casey
J. Jcadigan
North Williams Street
Wabash Hotel Changes Hands
The Union Restaurant Company, owner of the Wabash hotel, replaced Jed Oliver with Edwin Wilcox of Little Rock as manager. Oliver had long led the hotel to popularity and may move to another state or leave the business. The Democrat hopes he stays away from the hotel role.
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Union Restaurant Company
Wasbagh Hotel
Jed Oliver
Edwin Wilcox
Little Rock
Ark
Oliver
Hoatelry
Wilcox
Moberly
Democrat
Carnival queen contest sparks fast voting race
Growing interest surrounds the carnival queen contest as voting intensifies. Prospects point to a red hot struggle tomorrow with contestants Clara Fl ogland, Isabella Muller, Juena Ingram, Mary Wilson, Alma Snyder, Pearl Jeffries, and Reda Buhalt leading as of today. Voting closes promptly at 4 PM Thursday and no votes after. The presentation occurs at the Coliseum Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Floagland
Isabella Muller
Juena Ingram
Mary Wilson
Alma Snyder
Aby Pearl Jeffries
Reda Buhalt
Macon Businessmen Eye Parker Carnival For Late Summer
A Macon committee led by Roy Fox the jeweler visited today to inspect Parker Carnival Co attractions for August or September. They aim to secure the carnival for their town, convinced by the high quality of the shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Roy Fox
Parker Carnival Co
Globe Democrat Sued Over Striped Pole Article
Judge John A. Blevin represents William J. Piyn of St Louis alleging 50 000 damages from a Globe-Democrat article titled Striped Pole published last Sunday. The plaintiff claims the writer used the alias Old Politician and accuses the paper of harmful agitation.
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John A. Blevin
William J. Piyn
St. Louis
Globe- Democraft
Globe
Fyca
Buried in Oakland Remains Arrive for Interment
The remains of 1 VT Janes who died in Kansas arrived in Moberly Monday afternoon. After a brief railroad, they were conveyed to Oakland Cemetery and interred. Quite a number of friends followed the casket to the final resting place.
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Janes
Kansas Iy
Moberly
Oakland Cemetery
Sold Residence Property in Moberly to Jacksonville Man
John T. Gelick sold his house and hall block in northeast Moberly to William A. Jones of Jacksonville for 1200 dollars. The sale was through J. C. Bounds. Jones will move in at once. Gulick family to occupy rooms at Wagner flats. Nebergall congratulates the couple on their wedding life.
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John T. Gelick
Moberly
William A. Jones
Jacksonville
J. C. Bounds
Mr. Jones
Mr. Gulick
Wagner
West Coates Street
Nebergall Boze Horse Recovered And Wedding In Stewart Iowa
A horse owned by Mr Rowland southeast of the city, reportedly stolen from a hitchrack Monday night, was found this morning by Chief John Patterson at Hop Pyles Sunshine near Renick. Patterson suspects the animal wandered away after breaking loose. Louis Nebergall and Miss Helen Boze were married yesterday at the bride’s parents home in Stewart Iowa. Ollie Gaines of Snow arrived in Moberly last night and is a guest at the home of Mrs S Mo Burnham.
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Mr. Rowland
John Patterson
Hop Pyles
Sunshine
Renick
Louis Nébergall
Helen Boze
Stewart
Iowa
Ollie Gaines
Snow, Ar
Bargain Umbrella sale draws big reductions this week
Bargain shoppers find Ladies in colored Baid er ed Umbrellas priced at 1.99 to 2.75 as stock lasts. The notice promises bold savings with parapola items on sale this week at reduced rates.
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Hales & Edwards
Young the Jeweler
Reed St
Misa Vande Hubbard
Robinson’s Book Store
E. Br.eighenberger’s
Wabash Hotel
Fred Oliver
Awin Wilcox
Globe Democrat
Oakland
Lancaster
Thorne & Key
John H. Nebergall
Pine Street
Nebergall-Boze
Hors
Bowers
Batiates
Nsst
Ternu Adle Price
Cheak
Yale
Bowers’ Trade Palace
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