09 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
1
An advertisement urges readers to buy wallpaper now, noting current discounts and cash offers. It emphasizes timing and value with phrases about turning stock into cash and taking advantage of yearly sales.
The notice chronicles the death of Miss Mario Lula Irwis at age 46, recalling her cheerful spirit, devotion to family and friends, and peaceful passage after a painful illness. Funeral set for Saturday at St. John's church with burial in Oakland cemetery. Also reports death of Miss Ora Belle Cleeton from consumption and notes former resident Himmett A. Gould, plus formation of the Pastime Club by 14 Moberly women aimed at literature and music appreciation with upcoming gatherings.
Wabash railroad shuts the Brown's Station depot following the recount murder of KM. Chapman. He was waylaid and shot as he left Lostition days ago. Afternoon meetings report growth in attendance with Rev. Olenslagger and Rev. Haudenschield leading Bible readings and sermons urging immediate repentance.
Jas Blackadder a loyal Col Gould employee is revealed as conspirator and hypocrite. The story centers on Col Gould’s secret adopted daughter who marries Jacke Warburton, while Blackadder schemes to ruin them after overhearing the secret. See the performance of The Convict's Daughter at He garty's on Saturday Oct 11 with seats 25 35 and 60 cents.
During winter the Wabash hotel diving room opens for theatre parties day or night. Guests may enjoy stenira chops and oysters in any style. Tables will be reserved in advance in the main diving room at no extra charge. Prep OLIVER manager.
The Clothier announces a one day closing on Saturday October 11 until 6 p.m. The store will reopen after the holiday.
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