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Moberly Evening Democrat

Location

Moberly, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1905

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Street Car Line Purchases North West Moberly Lots

The Moberly and Missouri Street Railway Company paid for two northwest Moberly lots from Dr. Th A Cottingham and Geo Cox. Joseph Clark gave a sight draft via Rumsey at Mechanics Bank, funds collected after Rumsey’s return from out of city. The $75,200 ground will host a power house with switches and sheds to serve cars between Moberly and Huntsville and supply mine power.

Moberly and Missouri Street Railway Company Th. A Cottingham Geo. Cox Joseph Clark Rumesey Mechanics Bank St. Louis Rumsey Ile Messrs. Cottingham and Cox Moberly Huntsville

Captain A. W. Martin Dies After Long illness

Captain A W Martin aged about 78 died at 11 this morning at 615 Adams avenue from Brights disease. He lived in Moberly since 1877 after Civil War service as a captain. He leaves a wife, mother and two children and was active in church and Masonic orders. Funeral from the M E church Sunday afternoon with Masonic and other lodge conduct. Burial in Oakland.

Capt A. W. Martin Adams Avenue Meath Bright Slo Mr. Martin Canama Moberly M. Dé Wariat Oakland Masons O Ko Cio G. A. KR

Sold home on West Rollins Street transfers to Felix Isea

Black Sam Tredges sold his West Rollins Street residence to Felix Isea for about 3300. Isea holds Elizabeth Street property and substantial interests. The ledge property ranks among the citys best located. The Literary Society meets tonight at the Y M C A for a heated debate.

Sam Tredges Rollins Street Felix Lsea Lgea Elizabeth Street Ledge Literary Society

Doctor expands practice with California training in Moberly

Dr W K Mee, recently back in Moberly from a winter in California, completed a post graduate course at the University of California. He has ordered the latest instruments to treat all diseases of the ear nose throat and lungs and will be ready to serve patients early next week. His enhanced specialty aims to offset rail fare and hotel costs by offering expert care at home.

W. K Meee Maberly California University of California Moberly

Examining Teachers in Randolph County for Certification

Twenty five applicants sit for certificates today with more expected tomorrow. County School Commissioner C G Williams oversees today’s exams and will be assisted by Professors Claude Marshall and H Elliott tomorrow.

Randolph County C. G. Willams Claude Marshall Bs. H. Eliott

Violet reception given by Thursday Club at Mrs Flickersen home

Afternoon in the violet themed gathering featured a piano solo by Lona Green and vocal numbers by Scatlie Green. Guests solved word puzzles, enjoyed violet themed refreshments, and partook in conundrums with prizes.

Mesdaines Hitkerson Ruby Seti Rutledge Grather Mary Wight Mes. Flickersen Messrs. Menning Lona Green Scatlie Green Elmer Ball

Mission Board Adjourns After Short Missouri Conference Session

The midyear meeting of the Board of Missions of the Missouri conference of the Methodist church, South, adjourned in Mexico after a brief session due to illness among members. The extension of city missions was discussed but no action. next meetings in Palmyra in September will host a joint session with the Missouri conference. Rev. R. Campbell of this city led the deliberations.

Board of Missions Missouri Conference M, l South Mexico Palmyra RK. B. Campbell

Dingle Appointed Superintendent of Speed for Fair

The Missouri State Fair board in Sedalia selected A. C. Dingle as superintendent of speed for the upcoming fair opening Monday August 22. The board described the choice as a good selection.

Missouri State Fail Board Sedalia A.C. Dingle

Died Mrs Gertrude Woods Peery of Brunswick

Mrs Gertrude Woods Peery wife of J M Peery of Brunswick died of stomach trouble at home in Brunswick at 1 30 oclock this morning March 15 1909 aged 55 Born in Virginia she wed J M Peery at Moberly many years ago Survived by three grown sons Funeral conducted yesterday at the family residence at 2 oclock by Bishop Atwell of Kansas City burial at Elliott Grove Cemetery Brunswick

Gertrude Woods Peery J. M. Peery Brunswick Peery Virginia Moberly Mishop Atwell Kansas City Illiott Grove Cemetery

Dr Muir Resigns From La Grange College Post

Dr J Ut Muir former Moberly public schools superintendent and president of La Grange College resigns his position. The resignation takes effect at the end of the current school year.

J. Ut. Muir Moberly Public Schools Lagrange College

Made in Moberly Tailor Promotes Low Prices and Fit

Local merchant tailor H. W. Thomas advertises ready to wear clothing at 209 North Williams Street offering better price and fit for customers seeking tailored style in Moberly.

H. W. Thomas North Williams

Moberly Postoffice Contract Awarded to J A Daly

J A Daly of Nevada Mo wins the Moberly Missouri postoffice contract including heating and wiring at 28 837 dollars with work due February 1 1906. About 35 000 is appropriated for the building and 5 000 for land making 40 000 total, leaving Moberly short by 6 163 dollars.

J. A. Daly Nevada Postoffice Moberly

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