26 May 1905
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1905
Page
1
The ad promotes solid gold and gold filled watches with rich designs for graduates. Diamond stock and jewelry like rings brooches studs cuff buttons are advertised at reachable prices. The store is Young The Jeweler located at 315 Reed Street in Moberly.
Uniformed delegates brass bands and many officers plan annual Decoration Day meetings at Trenton Grundy county this year. Jed Ealey and Martin Wehoe likely attend with others. Commercial Club Mayor Dingle and city administration back next year in Meberly with rail and hotel facilities and a new opera house poised to host. Reed injured in bicycle accident on South Fourth Street and recovering at home.
The ninth annual Saengerfest launched at Halloran's Theatre with Goetze’s orchestra and Boys Band delivering a bracing program. Agnes Petring and Emilie Goetze impressed, while harpist Adelia Ghio and baritone Frederick Wallis offered standout numbers. The evening ended with the amusing Musical Joke as crowds applauded and anticipation built for tonight's closing concert.
Attorney W P Cave files for legal partition of the Lae date Phillip Schafer estate totaling 220 acres of land and about 10 000 in personal property. Reports discuss a remarkable elder Schafer who left everything to his children and the ongoing state hospital treasurer audit with expected findings. Local incidents include a buggy accident on Tra good street and a Moberly business visit by John Conway of Ash.
A Fulton Avenue resident Mrs Mias lta Nichols endured pain after a pin lodged in her throat yesterday. The pin was removed and she suffers no ill effects today. A railway mail clerk's infant on Bedford Street had a needle removed from its hip this afternoon. the instrument measured about one and a quarter inches and the operation was fully successful. The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs J S Sandison with Mrs J W Tate presiding. papers by Mrs Cole and Mrs Kinnard, a piano solo by Miss Minnie Kinnard, and refreshments followed.
Mrs Daisy Page files for divorce from her husband Ben O Page on grounds of general indignities. The couple, well known locally, recently separated. Page formerly worked as a Wabash passenger brakeman and now co-owns the yard office restaurant. They lived on West Coates street until recently.
City drinkers claim no refuge as bars close on Sundays. The piece urges attending church as an alternative and notes the social claim of no place to go.
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