Court of Honor Lodge Membership Turmoil Roils Springfield
Hot controversy erupts within the Court of Honor lodge as disputes over finances entertainments and a piano purchase prompt secession talk led by A. J. Nolen. Leaders including S G Demaree Sallie Crawford Bettie Clark Bristow Ballard and Turner resign as tension builds toward possible expulsion or reorganization next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
F.S. Turner
A. J. Nolen
Springfield
Ill
Tall
G. Demaree
Sallie Virginia Crawford
Bettie Clark
J. B. Bristow
R. O. Ballard
F. S. Turner
Sentinel
Mt. Pelee
Funeral in Hannibal for Eugene Seymour at 66
Seymour Eugene Seymour aged 66 died at his Hannibal home last Thursday May 28 at 6 pm He was a brother of Uncle Al and Miss Jennie Seymour of this city Funeral services were held at his home and the remains were brought to this city by a Knights Templar guard who laid their brother to rest at St Jude cemetery in a solemn ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Seymour
Hannibal
Jennie Seymour
Knights Templar
St. Jude
Citizenship Lectures at First Baptist Church
Public lectures by Rev. E.O. Taylor D J of Boston Mass. topics include That boy of Yours Microbes and Men Modern Science vs the Drink Habit and Citizenship in the Light of Christ and Paul. Services June 9 and 10 Sunday 3 pm Union Service 7:45 pm Monday 7 pm Tuesday 8 pm. Lectures praised by pastors and nationally distinguished.
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First Baptist Church
Christ
Paul
E.O. Taylor
D. J
Boston
Mass
Taylor
United
Routes Established In Monroe City Missouri 1902
Letter from W W Rrueker dated June 2 1902 to W Rouse Monroe City Missouri states all routes out of the city will begin operation on August 1. Carriers to be chosen in a few days with notices of selections to follow.
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Rouse
Monroe City
Owith
Socials and notices from Rensselaer and Palmyra postings
Rensselaer social notes recount Mrs. D. B. West hosting young people for an evening honoring Miss Sue Oldham and Miss Margaret Robinson with help from her nieces. Visits from Miss Mable Caldwell and Miss Olivia Brown noted, plus Presbyterian Church events and M. P. C. meetings. A postponed Joberry Ford picnic due to rain. Palmyra report: Chris Everly dies suddenly at a farm in Fabius township. heart disease suspected. Remains to be buried in Palmyra. Other items: local residents in town, cattle, wool, poultry, and eggs prices, and a note on Werner The Tailor for clothing repairs.
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D. B. West
Sue Oldham
Margaret Robinson
Hannibal
Mrs. West
Mable Caldwell
New London
Presbyterian Church
Olivia Brown
Monroe
Muldrow
Brown
Ruth Latham
Jim McElroy
Joberry Ford
Mrs. Finley
Palmyra
Chris Everly
J. N. Coons
Fabius Township
Wm. Bates
U Util
Mack Byverly
Banking move prompts regrets across circles in Alvardo
John Bobrer and family plan to relocate to Alvardo Texas to pursue banking. The removal saddens business social and church circles. A flour truck box broke when an eastbound Burlington freight hit Main Street crossing Monday afternoon, forcing a jack up and reboxing as the train was relayed about twenty minutes.
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John Bobrer
Alvardo
Texas
Burlington
Main Street
Local Residents Greet Old Friends in City Visit
R. O. Cranston of St. Louis smiled at former associates in the city on Tuesday. A. H. Waller, candidate for Supreme Judge from Moberly, is spending time here inspecting his fences and visiting contacts.
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R. O. Cranston
St. Louis
A. H. Waller
Moberly
Prof C B Hugely Spends Sunday in City with Friends
Professor C. B. Hugely of Paris visited the city over the weekend with companions before traveling to Columbia to attend the summer school session.
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C. B. Hugely
Paris
Columbia
Why Should You Bring Your Sale Bills to the Democrat Office
A compact local column notes quick, neat work offered by the Democrat office for sale bills and horse and jack bills. It also reports on residents traveling, injuries, construction, and social visits across Shelbyville Hannibal Palmyra and nearby towns.
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Democrat
Bond sisters and Edna Goff head to Huntington then Hannibal
Misses Hattie Bond Lula Bond and Edna Goff left Tuesday for Huntington and from there will go to Hannibal where they will visit the cave. One exchange remarks wool grows on yews but Monroe City folks claim wool grows on some bipeds. Great town, come down and see us.
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Hattie
Lula Bond
Edna Goff
Huntington
Hannibal
Monroe City
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Hi. F. Heixson
Mr. Pelee
Court of Honor Lodge
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Mre
Tington
Rensselaer
John Jarman
Gem City
B. S. Lincoln
Benj Neal
Jordan
Jno
L. Owen
Balzer & Dirico's
Boone Bros. of
Ely
A. T. Biker
St Worth Texas
J. S. Scott
Eleanor
la Grange College
Billy McGraw
Brus Creek
Bert Woods
Pittsfield
New Salem
Thomas Bell
State University
Chicago
Boulware’s Shoe Store
Oxford
Ford
Desnoyers Shoe Co
W. B
J.J. Brown
Nardin, Oklahoma
W. B. Brown
Joe
Paul Noland
Ennis Noland
Shelbyville
E.S. Hampton
J. L. Owen
A. J. Davis
Miss Zetta
Emden
Edith Jarman
R. F. Heath
Virginia Bell
Slater, Mo
M. B. Carson
George Carson
Lillie Proctor
Kate Timberlake
Gussie Farrell
Madison
City
Misses Bond and
E. Goff
Martha Menge
Irene Fleming
City of Flowers
Sarah Smith
R. A. Cleek
The
Shelbina Torchlight
Mrs
D. Hugh Stevens
Susan Hayden
Ox Ford, Neb
J. T. Hayden
J. W. Hayes
Penny Pictures
Belle Johnson
GEO. M. Nichols, & Co
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