Moberly Medical Society Plans County Practice Prices
The Moberly Medical Society gathered at the Commercial Club to draft a countywide price scale for medical services. Attending doctors from Randolph County and neighboring towns approved forming a formal resolution for signature by all county physicians. The meeting fostered harmony and concluded with a banquet hosted by Mr. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly Medical Society
Randolph County
Iia City
Jackoonviile
Hantsvile
Cairo
Neth
Renick
Morrow Acquitted in St Louis Registration Case
Morrow acquitted amid court findings that all counts against him were dismissed. Parrett may face forgery charges as the judge suggested, while the defense demurrer was sustained. The article also recounts a piano recital by Mr Perry, praising his mastery and describing the performance in glowing terms. The next concert in the series is scheduled for January 22 at Ullfalo ran's Theatre with Mr Porteous headlining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alward Haxter Parry
Urol Goetse
Miaward Iaxter Perry
Perry
Morrow and
Parrett
Goetze
Unis
Dia
Mer. Perry
Beethoven
Wat
Mr. Parry
Perry Lan
Ulfalloran
Tina
Vorgaling
Porteous
Reality Deale Partition Of Rutherford Estate
Frank Colling disposed of the Rutherford estate in a partition sale. The realty included tracts around Huntaville with a grocery, a restaurant, a house, and several horses. The sale totaled $20 485 with additional parcels sold to Doyle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deale
Serif
Frank Colling
Rutherford
Wear Thintaville
Mie
Ito Fries
Semple
John Ni Alewarl
Gulline
Local Marriages in Magia City and Moberly
In Magia City couples pledge vows in a poetic mood as spring arrives. In Moberly Charles W. Cotter and Maude Corner are married at a private home ceremony conducted by Rev J J Lusk with a bridal supper. The couple will reside in Lexington Springs where Cotter is employed by the Wabash Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magia
Chas. W. Cottar
Lexcalsins Springa
Min Maude Corner
Reve J. J. Lusk
Hair Renda
Union Station
Chicago
Chace
Maude
Charles
Youn
Liam
Mrs. Colter
Loxcelgier Springs
Wabash
Harris couple wed at Fourth Street MH church
Kinatlor Harris Joseph Kinstler and Misa Polly Harris united in marriage this afternoon at the Fourth Street MH church with Rev. mit Campbell performing the ceremony. The couple resides between Mobarly and THuutsville and enjoys good will from neighbors. The Democrat extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kinstler
Misa Polly Harris
Fourth Street
Mit Campbell
Mobarly
Thuutsville
Bishop and Miss Smothers to Be Married Tonight
J. E. Bishop and Miss Opal Smothers of Shreveport Louisiana will be married this evening at 8 o'clock in a quiet ceremony performed by Rev. Geo. Willingha. The bride formerly lived with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smothers in this city before moving to Shreveport. The couple will celebrate with close relatives and intimate friends after the ceremony. The Democrat extends nuptial congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Opal Smothers
Shreveport
Geo
Willinghwa
Lee Smothers
Shireveport
Nupial Tale Suppressed by Local Paper Amid Eventful Ceremony
A fragmentary notice in the local paper hints at the engagement of Mise Maggie Grean and Oscar Re Keithley. The ceremony reportedly occurred at an unknown residence with an officiating minister Kev. re, while final details were kept secret and friends observed the unfolding events with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Maggie Grean
Oscar Re
Keithley
Avanti Mtigo
Kev
Grin Phell
Finida
Bhiel
Pavel
Marries at City Hall and Thanksgiving Service
Mr and Mrs Keithley announce residence plans at North Fourth Street. Alex McClure and Miss May Tinie will wed tonight at 8 o'clock. Licenses issued in Hantsville to Sweatman Mullington Stinnett Boyd Brockman Smith Stafford Martin. Thanksgiving at Christ Church includes morning service, chancel consecration, and bishop led rites with confirmation and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Keithley
San ‘Purner
North Fourth Street
Hantsville
W. H. Sweatman
Annie Mullington
J.T. Stinnett
Nell Boyd
Louis Brockman
Idoa Smith
W. LH. Stafford
Melith
Martin
Christ Church
Playhouse Opens With Peg y From Paris Next Week
Pat Halloran announces December 4 opening of a new playhouse with the musician extravaganza Porgy from Paris as debut. The show, after three months at Wallack's Theatre New York, stars about sixty performers and heads to St Louis for a week at the Century. Halloran expected opening costs around 800 dollars, but building expenses rose beyond that to complete the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Halloran
Pegiy
Paris
Wallack's
New York
St. Louis
Guy
Gentisale
Halloran
Das “Hha
Porgy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young In
Jeweler
Reed Strooet
Waterman's Idea
Fountain Pens
Robinson’s Book Store
Haker
Baker
Possane
Iph
Prue
E. Zahl & CO
Henry Levy & Co
Morrow
Pally, Rahonorated
U. S
Cowet
St. Louie
al Morrow
Gov. Dockery
inSt. Louis
United States
St Leanta
Bishop Smothers
Cauniey-Grean
China
Elayiland
Aoat 8
Mioh Ta
China Department
Jgoode
Gzirbin Mahorly High School
Piblic School
II Mahorly
Mla
DS Iiuat
Abeiofly Teathtal da Abatomond
Prof
Whitford
W. S. Thorne
Glean
mcClure-lhine
Alex McClure
May Tinie
Marrage
Marriagi
the Dale
Theatre
Openey
Man
Roya
Ory Goode
Carpets