May sue for six thousand damages by Loug afier
A man named Jaok Butler, accused of attempting a house to house butcher business about two years ago and restrained by city authorities, plans to sue the city to recover damages. He has hired Barnett Taylor, Kansas City lawyers, and will seek two counts of three thousand dollars each from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaok Butler
Epstin
Barnett &Taylor
Kansas City
Will Aie
Sun
Shuou Fcis
Picnic Postponed By Rain At McM Church Sunday School
The Fourth Street church Sunday School event was postponed to Thursday next week due to inclement weather and rain. Doreen Torrill Grove discovered a boy in a pantry during the delay, prompting safety concerns and a brief hold on activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snday School
Briday
June Wedding Gifts At De Prained Robinson's Book Store
An ad promotes June wedding gifts featuring American Cut Glass and hand-painted China with low prices. The notice also mentions local civic figures and a looming legal action involving conspiratorial grounds to injure a plaintiff’s business, with filings pending after corrections. Trial is expected in September at the Chenit Court in Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VST Roger Bros
Rockfood
Wallace & Son
Walmer & Edwards
Robinson’s
Tts
Kansas City
Decn
Luis
Chenit
Moberly
Picnic planned by G R and WOK C on Fourth of July
A picnic will be held on the evening of the Fourth of July at the home of G G Doskin on South Fourth Street. The Lincoln lost and G A R will attend with WOK C. Members will bring baskets and supper will be served on the lawn. a fine time is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
WOK. C
G. G Doskin
South Fourth Street
A Charming June Wedding at the Wight Home
A grand Kirksville wedding linked Alfred Hnah Smith of Kirksville Missouri and Macy Harrison Wight of this city. The ceremony at the Wight residence featured Miss Mary Smith and Miss Mula Baker as attendants, with Everett Smith and other guests in attendance. After a formal ceremony, the couple's reception showcased white and green decorations, a heart shaped bride’s cake, and a diverting reception with music by Tedford’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our City
Alfred Hannah Smith
Kirksville
Macy Harrison Wight
W. Wight
Ken R. F. Campbell
Southern Methodist Church
Everett Smith
Mula Baker
Mary Smith
Wight
Lobenfatin
Lev
Campbell
St. Louis
Blanford Jeffries
Florence Wight
Leonora Campbell
Tilelen Lee Hogan
Robert Campbell
Proom
Miss Maker
Jace
Miss Smith
Mandelssohn
Beide
Kebman
Mrs
Teft
Iuin Jeffries
Julia Clarvey
Miss McDougal
Sedal
Tedford
Miss Wight
M. S
Smith
O Mannah
Lex- Mayton
Bigsby
In- Wianapolis
Indy
John Mushla
Mexico
AW. Walker
Hume
Armstrong
Jurgens
Sbverett Smith
Nadine Wiluy
Fluimtsville
Elks Meeting Discusses New Members and Fines
Large attendance at the Elks last night with Exalted Ruler W M King presiding and Secretary I Larry Scote recording. Thirteen new members were initiated in a formal ceremony and more are expected next week. several applications were received for vote. Also noted was a letter from Rev A Henry about Mer Henry’s health, and a brief court note: two colored men Arthur Denny and Lon Tharps were fined for fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
W. M. King
I Larry Scote
Order
Warry Gilfillin
Thos, Dawson
John Sullivan
Innesites
Arthur Denny
Lon ‘Tharps
O'Connell
Wabash Changes Appoint Meriwether as Maintenance Way Engineer
In Wabash Railways shifts, M Meriwether of Springfield is named as maintenance of way engineer for the St. Louis and Western divisions, succeeding A Trippeer who moves to Peru Indiana as assistant engineer. Trippeer leaves tonight, Meriwether to assume duties July 1. Swan McDonald becomes draftsman here, Way returns to assistant to chief engineer duties St. Louis, and W. Greenland named first assistant to Meriwether.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Meriwether
Springfield
Ulingis
St. Louis
A. Ox .Irippeer
Peru
Ind
Meriwether
Tme
No. G
Mr. Trippeer
Penn
Swan McDonald
A. G Tippeer
Servica
Mr. Way
Ehleé
Wherry
Rodman
Miasonitt Pacific
W. W. Greenland
Betore
A Day at Miller's Lake With West End Club Party
A jolly party of about thirty from the West End Domino Club and their husbands spent the afternoon at Miller's Lake yesterday from 1 to 8 p m. They traveled in hay wagons and enjoyed a grassside feast at supper. The cheerful group returned to town by 8 p m singing. Misses Ileanor and Evalin Crews of Fayette returned home after visiting FR Lee Maupin and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Domino Club
Miller's Lake
Ileanor
Evalin Crews
Fayette
Lee Maupin
June Clearance Sale for Men's and Boys' Wear
The store promotes a one week sale on an entire line of Spring Waist and Men’s and Boys’ clothing including suits, coats, pants, and wool wash suits. Prices are deeply reduced to make room for fall goods with emphasis on specials in wash silks and low-cost items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me & Hoys
LACES Clue Hits Tie on Wale for 3 in Sale
Fragmented OCR text hints at a local item involving a score or price, with unclear names and details. Readable bits mention a tie and a sale price, suggesting a brief marketplace or sports context. Further specifics are unreadable, preventing precise identification.
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Young the Jeweler
Ohd
Rewl
Thorne Hog
E. R. Eighenberger
Tan Oxfords
Ganvas Oxfords
Onc Sheree
Ian All
Oxfords
Henry Levy & Co
Elks Meeting
Henry
Ch. Robinson
Robinson
A. Henry
Liverpool
Hogland
Mer. Tlenry
James Gandison
Rev
Muniz
Lancaster
Thorne & Key
Bright Goods
Peir Qpon
Kelair
Austines
Ctryandies
Janey Ribbeaur
Bowers
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