Picture Framing Our Specialty and Local Letters
A mixed local update notes Picture Framing Our Specialty and mentions Mr Daceyow, a former city resident now manager with several associates. A Rev J W Brewer writes from Rowan Mo about eight new converts after one week leading a revival, and Rev S B Henry will speak at West Presbyterian Church about travels in May hard France and Switzerland. Mrs Blaine travels to Colinar NL to tend a dying mother, joined by her daughter Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. OS. Cunning Lam
J. W. Brewer
P. Campbell
Rowan
B. Henry
Wiest Presbyterian Church
Seothind
France
Switzerland
Wm. Blaine
Colinar
Mrs. Benson
John Dacy Transferred to Wabash Motive Power
Rumor in Moberly Mo states John Dacy master mechanic for Wabash Railroad has been promoted to superintendency of motive power with headquarters at Springfield IL to succeed J B Barnes. Ernest Fawkes has not yet been informed and the effective date is not known. The prior holder included FH Delano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dacey
Wabash Railroad Company
Moberly
Springfield
J.B. Barnes
Ernest Fawkes
Wabash
FH. Delano
Opening Well Attended Gould Wins at Toledo
A large attendance marked the Owlship social at Toledo where Gould’s faction led in director votes for the Wabash bondholders. Ramsey failed to secure enough proxies, while Gould faction nominees won, with lingering questions about control and possible court actions. Morton and Miss Thomas engaged as noted local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Toledo
Ohio
Crouth
Ramsay
Ramsey
Wabash Railroad
Tyne
Simsey
el Sage
Winslow
If Clowry
F. C. Welles
W.3
Blunders
R. M. Calowa
Tues Doyte
trediHucal
Temperance lecture and program at Hegarty era house
Rev Mathe Gatley and Mather Colley led temperance talks last night with Rev Goffey and others aiding. A Punch of musical numbers and a pantomime followed, presented under the patronage of the Woights of Char Mathew, to strong praise for order and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Colley
W. H. O'Brien
SL Louis
Dai
Hegarty
Hegarty’ Era House
Mathe Gatley
Mather Colley
Won
O'Brien
Bour
Goffey
Vpinnce
the Hudson
St Daur Ss
Pinne
M. Overberg
Laynel
Addras Hon Win
CY Brien
Pather Mathew
Rumor Publishing Firm Cited in Wedding Claim
A local rumor publisher on West Keuil Street is accused of circulating a wedding claim involving a noted Wabish conductor. The piece listed many names and details, which the office says rumors do not publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wovke
West Keuil Street
Dot
Fell From Scaffold Injures Paris Immigrant Worker
Abner Wilseau and his family recently moved from Paris to the city. He was on a scaffold at a Quinn street cottage under construction when the platform collapsed. He suffered a painful back bruise but is expected to recover in a few days with medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Wilseau
Paris
Wilson
Quinn Street
Sold Valuable Farm in Renick County Notes
W. O. Ash sold his well improved farm of 180 acres to Mr. Hamilton of Renick for 370 per acre. Hamilton secures a top county firm and convenient farmhouse. Ash will move back to his ash home, where he owns a good farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
Uiaanilton
Renick
Hamilton
Ha Jennings Moves to New Mallack Street Home
Ha Jennings relocates his household to a newly erected residence on Mallack street while Geo. KK, Durham moves into the house he vacates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha Jennings
Mallack Street
Geo. KK
Durham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robinson's Book Stores
Witbash Hoad
Daceyow
Kannibal Courier-Post
Young's
Young the Jeweler
Reed’ St
John Dacy
Springfield, M
Molive Power
E. R. Eighemberger
Agc
Yoma G.A
Vm.lg
Ite Club
Wrof
A. Doyle
Wo. Wedleman
Procerial Lnsurance Company
Mary
Severs
Bhiies
Dro B.A. Pbydings
Miner Ball
Virgit Withite
Mr. Jaandrim
Uchbating Club
Sida Hte
Joseph Rumsty
Polie Morton
Certrode Thomas
Morton
Reuick
Thoms
Woa. Thomas
Johnson Street
Tovnage Busphate
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Steel Co
Columbia
Thorne & Key
D. F. Garpenter
Reed Street
D. W. Embree Drug Co
Bowers
Bowers’ Trade Palace
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