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03 May 1907
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
1
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Mrs Mary Robinson aged 16 died yesterday at D of elock after a long illness. She is survived by her son George Robinson and daughters Clifton McGoy of St Joseph and Gun Robinson. Funeral services were held at 1 pm from the residence conducted by Rev Barthett and the remains sent to Golconda for burial.
A grand jury in Montgomery has summoned W. M. McKinney Reynolds Curry McKinney and the Cree Hocl men injured in the High Hill wheel incident to appear. Writs were sent to Constable Albert Jeanbag to serve in the city, though details remain unclear as to the case.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at three o'clock from the residence on Barrow Street. Rev. W. A. Simmons will officiate as the family remembers Min.elle Snow who died yesterday on her route.
Wealthy Ottumiva capitalists Charles A Wellman and Hon Galvin Maning secured a large tract north of Moberly once owned by Jhe Witt Mesara. They pursued an electric street line to Huntesville, and a cross-city plan via Maudversen street. The block and street layout were amended to allow an electric line and new ball grounds, with arbitration and station agreement later discussed. Piano recital and church league events accompany a busy local week.
J. Tilller a former wall town resident died at his Sedalia home at 9 o'clock after long illness. Born December 4 1826 in Tytsville Albania he leaves one daughter Mrs. Newborough of this city. Funeral is set for tomorrow at Sweet Springs with relatives attending. Local reports note church receptions, lodge activities and visits by dentists, with community figures sharing memories of the departed.
Local clerks union held its monthly session at the Commercial Club hall last evening. A sizable crowd attended the meeting after routine business. Oscar Koblitz was initiated as a new member. Mrs. Robert L. Simmons departed yesterday for Carrollton to visit relatives.
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