24 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1903
Page
1
Renowned pianist Edwin Baxter Perry wowed a large Hagarty's Opera House crowd with a masterful program. The performance, praised as unusually artistic, marked the first of three concerts organized by Prof. Goetze, promising further high quality entertainment.
Miss Mary Patton called to request a correction to Sunday's Protockar notice about her approaching marriage to Ed Owens. She would neither deny nor affirm the report and says the date is incorrect.
CG W Cotter of Kansas City and Miss Maude Corner marry tonight at 6 at the bride’s mother's home on East Rollins Street. Rev I Laisl to perform in front of relatives and friends. The couple will make Kansas City their home afterward.
A Massachusetts Grand Lodge meeting of the Ancient Order of United Workmen adopted a resolution to end connections with the Supreme Lodge of the United States after years of debate over assessment methods. Attending officers from the Supreme Lodge included Miller, Marvis, Dickinson, Wilson, and Roberts, with positions in St Louis Buffalo Muscatine Detroit and more. The notice also includes a letter from Mexico to Missouri praising a new telephone directory and the Democrat printer’s ad claim of swift, quality work.
James M Avery, formerly a banker in Moberly, died yesterday at his Clinton Missouri home from pneumonia after a three day illness. He was born near Clinton in 183% and married Belle Wolfolk in 1865. He leaves a widow two sons and two daughters.
City Engineer JI V Hstitl May Lose Sight of Right Eye after nail flew up and struck him while driving nails at his new home. Examination shows eye sight likely lost and physician plans possible removal of the eyeball.
President Clapp receives a letter from Southern Metal and Manufacturing Co. of St. Louis proposing to relocate its plant with 200 employees to a twenty five acre site here and offering stock valued at 25 000 to attract workers. The notice urges subscriptions for the Democrat.
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