Mute Couple Wed in Chillicothe Randolph County
Bertie Scruby of this city and Miss Jeella Adams of Jelhiett Randolph County were married Sunday morning by Elder Q O L Sumer at the preach era residence on West Clay Street. The ceremony was written rather than spoken with the couple signing Yes to the vows. Only witnesses were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Scruby
Jeella Adams
Jelhiett
Randolph County
QO. L. Sumer
Preachera
West Clay Street
Hlcer Samnee
Scruby Family Plans Move to Chillicothe
A fragment notes Mr Sharp of the South precinct and a mate with the Sumner family and Miss Opal Moorman. It mentions Mr and Mrs Scruby planning to make their home in Chillicothe and that Scruby Bros. implement dealers are involved, with a grandson of Capt William Scruby.
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Pital
Sharp
iSouth
Sumner
Opal Moorman
Scruby
Chillicothe
Scruby Bros
William Scruby
Chillicothe Constiltution
Spencer is It St Louis Attorney Seeks Niedringhaus Place
In Jefferson City today's balloting shows Niedringhaus supporters still backing their chief. Selden K. Spencer of St Louis leads among candidates with 64 votes as Cockrell and Kerens also gain, while Niedringhaus 4 and Bartholott 2. The vote totals indicate Spencer will not be chosen tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Niedringhaus
Aga 'Ond
Selden K. Spencer
St. Louis
Niedringhans
Cockrell
Kerens
Spencer
Bartholot
Spen cer Secures Jefferson City Majority in Secret Ballot
After an all-night squabble the Niedringhaus faction backed Selden P. Spencer of St. Louis with 47 votes for U S Senator. Spencer was presented to the joint session as the second choice frame. In the same issue a birth news item notes a baby girl born to Mrs. Baxter at 7 Darkholder Street with congratulations from Fred Baxter and celebrations at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niedlinghals
Jefferson City
Selden P. Spencer
St. Louis
Spencer
House
Senate
United States
Cancus
Houxze
Switchman
Red Baxter
No. 7
Darkholder Street
Circuit Court Notes And Local Court Actions
In the circuit court Assistant Prosecuting Attorney 5 and Will Bayou face charges of mayhem with Flayos entering a not guilty plea. The case moved to the next regular term. bond set at 2000 with multiple sureties. Wyte Craig cases held, Kate Craig case awarded damages, and engineer James A Maxwoll renounced allegiance and secured naturalization. Frank Woods, former city attorney, plans to relocate to Billings Montana with wife by mid April. Mrs Colley and family relocate within Moberly area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Apsiatant
O. Bantor
Will Bayou
Wal
Hayes
W. St. Hayes
D. T Tinyos
Orr Anc
Battag Sureties
Wyte
Craig
Mike Poormat
J. O. Craig
Tha Ouso
Kate Craig
M. Poorman
Jas. A. Maxwaoll
Crient Brittain
Frankl. Woods
Maberly
Lina
Billings
Mont
Wooda
Moberly
Senate Passes Home Rule Bill Transferring Police Appointments
The Senate approved a home rule measure transferring police commissioner appointments from Governor Folk to the mayor by a 19 to 1 vote. House support joins Republicans and several Democrats in backing the bill. Gov. Folk said he has not examined it closely, fueling speculation about his stance as the decision moves toward his action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Jefferson City
House
Bradley
Buchanan
Farris
Crawford
Kinerly
Morton
Nelson
Sartonus
Walker
Folk
Gov. Folk
Good Time Club Sees Season End Gathering
The Good Time Club held its final session of the season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo E Robinson. Attendance matched the usual level despite Lent with visitors boosting numbers. Mrs R J Shaner won the ladies prize, a china cream and sugar set, while Wim Tufts took the gentlemen’s prize, an ebony mirror. The visitors’ prize went to Mrs Gobb of Lincoln Nebraska. Refreshments included salted peanuts pineapple ice and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E Robinson
R. J. Shaner
Wim
Tufts
Gobb
Lincoln, Neb
PAY CAR SCHEDULE AND BIRTHDAY PARTY IN MOBERLY
The Wabash pay car will arrive in Moberly at 5 30 am Friday March 1 and wages will be issued starting Saturday at 7 00 am. The car moves to shops at 5 pm returns to pay running men at noon then departs for the north at 4 30 pm returning Sunday afternoon. It leaves Monday morning at 7 am and returns via Wednesday. In another item, friends hosted a surprise 16th birthday party for War Seelen at his parents home with greetings and refreshments.
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Wabash
Moberly
North
Igo
Warl Seelen
Entertainments by A. Lincoln Post and W R C
The program featured violin duets by Harold Fort and Sea Grogo, readings by Mrs. Spragg, piano solos by Mrs. Guile, vocal by Esther Wing, duets by Leera Williams and Ruth Baker, and violin duets by Harold Fort and Ico Cregg. Afterward guests played games and enjoyed refreshments. sheet music cost 18 cents at Taylor's Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lincoln Post
Harold Fort
Sea Grogo
Spragg
Guile
Deek
Ehestier Wing
Leera Williams
Ruth Baker
Salo
Dixie Scott
Tharald Fort
Ico
Cregg
Bishop McFaul denounces drunken society women in New Jersey letter
In a pastoral letter titled The Christian Home Bishop James A. McFaul of Trenton blasts society women as habitual drunkards and suggests alcohol travels from their homes to the rich, urging clergy to read pages weekly. He links divorce, child labor, tenement life, and rising socialism as moral harms. Most clergymen read the letter in services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McHaul
Trenton
New Jersey
Christian Home
McFaul
Sinnock sells three lots for cottages on Jefferson Ave
J P Sinnock, active in northeast Moberly development, sold three Jefferson avenue lots near the new chapel. Buyers were W H Dossey, his daughter Mrs Thos Coates, and his son James Dossey. The trio will erect modern cottages by late summer and rent to good tenants.
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J. P. Sinnock
Moberly
Jefferson Avenue
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Eregant
China
Fuat
Equiala
Reed Street
Brida
Farry Viale
Ghaynin
Robinson’s Book Store
Moberly Property
Crose Bounds
Bounds
Frzce
West
St. Henry
Misa Bertha Ernhhart
T. B. Ernhart
Bond Street
Jack Bessy Co
Matablishead
Henry Levy & Co
St. Loula
Miedringhaus
Gantent
Roault
Will Hayes
Mrs. Craig
Caw
Montana
Mrs Qolley
West Myra
Hagood Street
George H. Robinson
RC. Entertainment
Taylor's Music Store
Beanuaa Wa
Percen
Missouri
Thorne & Key ’S
Bishop
Bowers’ Trade Palace
Reed
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