Colonel Bryan to Lecture at 2:30 PM December 17
Col W J Bryan will lecture at 2:30 p m December 17 in the Chapter. Get reserved seats early. Admission 50e.
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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
1
Surprise 40th wedding anniversary dinner in rural home
A surprise dinner celebrated Thomas B. Elzea and wife on their forty second wedding anniversary last Saturday, with sixty seven guests joining at their rural hospital home. Neighbors, friends, and families filled the table with substantial offerings as the couple enjoyed a jovial, affectionate gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Elzea
J.T
Jim
Union Dancing Club Hosts Hop at Opera House
The Union Dancing Club held a popular hop at the opera house Thursday night. About sixty couples enjoyed the evening as Miss Mamie Losson and Messrs Kendrick and Jarman provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Dancing Club
Opera House
Mamie Losson
Kendrick and Jarman
Pleasant Methodist social by Tooley home
From 4 to 10 p m on Tuesday December 10 the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will serve refreshments at Mrs Geo W Tooley s home Coffee sandwiches pickles chocolate cake etc in abundance Admission 10 cents You are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Geo. W. Tooley
One Word For Shoppers Ad Open Season Deals
The Democrat Advertisements invite readers to explore up to date goods and prices for the holiday season. Wide merchants have chosen its columns to communicate offers and selections to shoppers seeking value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democrat
School entertains at Opera House Friday December thirteenth
Students of the High School present an entertainment at the Opera House on Friday December thirteenth with admission set at 25 cents. All receipts go toward the Piano Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Nichols
Grand Master to lead Masonic league instruction at Monroe Lodge
The Right Worshipful Grand Master J. C. Finigan assisted by Grand Lecturer Allen McDowell will conduct the League of Instruction at Monroe Lodge No. 4 A. F. & A. M. on December 11 and 12. All Masons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Finigan
Allen McDowell
League of Instruction
Monroe Lodge No. #4
A. F
A. M
Elopers Held in Webb City After Oklahoma City Desertion
Ed Gilliam aged 16 and Edith Sadler 15 are held in Webb City Missouri for the Oklahoma City sheriff. They have lived as husband and wife here for a week and Gilliam deserted a wife in Oklahoma City. They are well dressed and Gilliam offers to return without requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb City
Ed Gilliam
Edith Sadler
Oklahoma City
Gilliam
Bridal party guests gathered at Miss Delia Johnson dinner
Miss Delia Johnson entertained a bridal party at dinner on Sunday. The guests included G. E. Yeager and Bonnie, of Cross Roads. Miss Mable Arnett, of Clarence. Miss Addie Loyd, of Kansas City. Bertie Jackson and Lucy Williams. Judson Johnson of the Sunflower State. Elmer and Guy Rosser of Ralls County. and Everett and Elmer Jackson. A separate note from Monroe City reports Dr. W. B. A. McNutt donated $12.25 from a fund raised to entertain the North Missouri Medical Association to the City’s Charity Fund, praising physicians and surgeons for their generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Johnson
G. E. Yeager
Bonnie Bride
Cross Roads
Mable Arnett
Clarence
Addie Loyd
Kansas City
Bertie Jackson
Lucy Williams
Judson Johnson
Sunflower State
Elmer
Guy Rosser
Ralls County
Everett
Elmer Jackson
Monroe City
North Missouri Medical Association
W. B. A. McNutt
Cattle King W T Clark Visits Hannibal for Fodder Purchases
Monroe City business figure W T Clark, famed as the Cattle King, toured Hannibal to buy fodder for his vast stock, consulting with local farmers on the Illinois side. The item recalls Dr J J Norton and a past fair push to improve a scrub colt. Local church and community notes follow with ordinations, meetings, and social gatherings across Missouri towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Clark
Monroe City
Hannibal
Col. Clark
Illinois
Hannibal Journal
J. J. Norton
Monroeity
Clark
Bowdry
Kansas
M W A Election Tomorrow at McCaroe City Camp Hall
Tomorrow Friday evening every member of Mccaroe City Camp No 2234 should attend the election of officers at the Camp Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mccaroe City Camp No 2234
Court of Honor Elects Officers in Monroe
At the Monday evening meeting the Monroe City Court of Honor elected officers: Chancellor SoG. Demaree, Vice Chancellor FL M. Bower, Recorder Miss Sallie Crawford, Treasurer J. H. Terrill, Chaplain A. J. Nolen, Conductor J. Bristow, Guard R. O. Vallard, Sentinel Dr. F S. Turner, Director for 3 years T. B. Wines, Woodson is Past Chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City Court of Honor
Sog. Demaree
FL M. Bower
Royal Neighbors Elects Moore City Offiers
At the meet on Tuesday evening the Moore City Royal Neighbors elected officers led by Mrs. Matilda L Meyer as Oracle and Mrs. Jessie Wright as vice oracle. Additional appointees include Mrs. Pauline Wesley chancellor FP. W. Meyer recorder Miss Lizzie Umstattd receiver Miss Mamie Kramer marshal Mrs. Mae Baldwin O S Mrs. Lydia Shaver and Mrs. Minnie V Hampton as managers for four years with Dr. S. M. Brows and Dr. A. W. Ely as physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore City Royal
Matilda L Meyer
Oracle
Jessie Wright
Pauline Wesley
FP. W. Meyer
Lizzie Umstattd
Mamie Kramer
Mae Baldwin
Lydia Shaver
Minnie V Hampton
S. M. Brows
A. W .Ely
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Col. W. J
Bryan
Will
Smith—Mudd
Charles Hardin Smith
Lula Mudd
Quincy
Burks
Charlie
North 6Th St
Gem
Reid Noland
Shelbyville
Monroe City Public School
Julia Megown
Cleo Chipman
Ellen Walker
Mildred Scott
Daphne Crawford
Edith Smith
Lillian Ely
Ennis Green
Mary Kramer
Rebecca Megown
Vivian Veach
Maggie Kinsor
John Jayne
Blanche Green
Lambert Lane
Henry Green
Mary Stephens
Ethel Baynum
Ada Shryack
Virgie Graves
Cleo Patton
Elma Lane
Andrew Robertshaw
Savilla Hawkins
Carson Eakle
Delila Anderson
Amy Green
Warren Faqua
Mildred Buell
Mary Wesley
Bennie Hickman
George Tompkins
Harold Davenport
Nora Jamison
Nana Hume
Vivian Clark
Ruth Clark
Edgar Davenport
Druey Goodman
Morris Proctor
Gertrude Robertshaw
Roy Sidener Bailey Turner
Frank Werner
Gladys Willis
Marion 7
Nolens
Odd Fellows
Marion
Igh School Entertainment
A. PF
A.M
Elopers
Church News
R. B. Binney
St. Louis
William Calloway
LaGrange
Warren
J. H. Terrill
Mt. Salem
Macon County
Edwards
Little Union Church
W. Read
Rock Island
Ill
Rev. Boyer
Central Baptist
F. G. Rogers
Ebenezer Church
Marion County
T. S. Scott
M. L. McReynolds
Phillip Ruth
I. W. Read
Scott
Calloway
McReynolds
Rogers
Womans Missionary Society
William Suitt
A. J. Davis
Miss Anderson
Sr. Jep
de. W. A. Hatch
St. Joe
Cammeron Mann
Charles T. Wright
Episcopal Church
Leech Lassee
White Cloud
Baptist Sunday School Convention
Rhodes
Read
Monroe
Bender
David Proctor
Shelbina
Grace Baptist
J. H. Riffe
Black Creek Church
Shelby County
Methodist Church
H. A. Johnson
E. K. Miller
Kismet
Kismet Card Club
Herman Levy
W. T. Ragland
W.H. Moss
Carl Jaeger
A Jaeger
Robi. McClintic
D. R Davenport
Edith Nickell
Lourse Lyon
Celia Strong
Bertha Jaeger
Mary Carson
Ethyl Dillon
Sue Anderson
Anna Boulware
T. M. Boulware
Edmund
Court of Honor
Royal Seighbors
Cline
Hydesburg
City
DrmockaAr Watch
H. C. Scheetz
Palmyra
Hote Artisian
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