What the Missouri Editors Are Saying What the Missouri Editors Are Saying
A compilation of editorial snippets from Missouri papers. It includes commentary on public duties, tariff effects, and the political mood, with notices of figures like Senator Berry and Governor Hadley. The piece weaves poems and local concerns, citing towns such as Boonville Stanberry Weston and Maryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Taft
Berry
Arkansas
Boonville
Maryville
State Normal School
Hadley
Stanberry
Wedded couple bring a decorated trunk to greet guests
Felix Carrico arrived from Colorado Springs with his bride Annie Clough to visit relatives as Misses Neta Losson and Easter Grimm travel to Palmyra. In Trenton, New Jersey, Edward and his wife welcome their thirteenth child, their first daughter, born on Friday the thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Carrico
Colorado Springs
Colo
Neta Losson
Easter Grimm
Palmyra
Trenton
N. J
Edward Yates
Monroe Club Beats Picked Team 7 to 4 at Amusement Park
Monroe scored 1, 3, 1, and 2 runs across the first, third, fourth, and fifth innings while Picked managed 1 in the fourth, 2 in the seventh, and 1 in the eighth. Battery: Monroe Wittmar Ehrgott. Picked Cox Crow. Cox pitched four innings. Ehrgott praised. Wittmar labeled a strong hitter though urged to focus on line drives. humorous antics by Armstrong and Vic Spalding noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Amusement Park
Eigth
Battery
Wittmar
Ehrgott
P. Cox
Crow
Cox
Armstrong
Vic Spalding
Boy Falls From Colt After Train Spooks Ride
Saturday James Greeves and his 11 year old son Charlie were returning to the city when a Burlington train frightened the colt Charlie rode. The horse bucked him off onto its neck and then to the ground with his foot caught in the stirrup. It then ran and kicked at him but both kicks missed. The colt bolted with Charlie left on the road as the girl broke away. Charlie escaped with a bruised hip and strained leg tendons. Also notes political commentary from Quin cy Herald about Senator Aldrich’s income tax stance and mentions local social visits and relatives in Palmyra and Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Greeves
Charlie
City
Burlington
Modest Movements and Visits Across Clarence Monroe and Palmyra
Local residents and visitors frequent Clarence Monroe and surrounding towns. Miss Jewell Patrick from Clarence visits friends Ivan Yates and wife. T. L. Craft of William Woods College travels with Dr. W. B. A. McNutast. Ed and William Kieffer of Dallas City scout Monroe for a tile factory site. White family from Shelbina visits A. H. Donley and relatives. A. K. Rutledge called home by brother A. K. Rutledge’s apoplexy. Horses stolen and returned by officers. J. C. Kethley of Marshall revisits old stamping grounds after 29 years. Eva Bannister of Stoutsville visits aunt. Drescher visits Hannibal relatives. Mrs. Vesper Buell visits relatives south of Hunnewell. Miss Lucy Gentry visits Hannibal. W. R. Yates does Palmyra business. Mrs. Ka Bond visits Ely friends. Mildred and Ruth Mudd accompany Guy Vanlandingham to Hot Springs Arkansas for a Palmyra relatives visit. Miss Lizzie Freidauk of Palmyra visits. Prof. A. P. Settle of Kirksville visits parents J. B. Settle and wife. Georgia Hawkins visits sister Mrs. Henry Drescher in Shelbyville. E. L. Branch goes to Palmyre to prep for 100 acres of wheat harvest in Elm woods. Hon. R. S. McClintic travels to Louisiana for Senator EB. W. funeral.
Clarence visitors and Opening Day at Spalding Springs
J C Stribling of Clarence visited friends on Saturday. Master Silas Little stays with Mrs John Sway in Hannibal. R M Walker was in St Louis on a business trip earlier this week. Dave Millard and Miss Bertie Brandler of Hannibal visited his family. Opening Day at Spalding Springs drew about a dozen Monroe residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Little
Mrs
John Sway
Hannibal
R. M. Walker
St. Louis
Dave Millard
Bertie Brandler
Spalding Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missouri
Huntsville Herald
Kansas City Post
Weston
The
Chronicle
Weston Chronicle
Mise
Trace
William Struther
June Ainslee
Annie Clough
Rensselaer and Spalding Springs
Tailors
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Quincy Herald
Lula Hayden
Pak
Myra
John Shay
John Jayne
A. S. Jayne and
Minnie Krug
E. E. Edwards
Vernon Morthland
Rufus Reager
Warren
Elizabeth Fuqua
Juliet
Liberty
Jewell Patrick
Clarence
Ivan Yates
T. L. Craft
William Woods College
W. B. A. McNutast
William Kieffer
Dallas City
N. B. White
Edith White
Shelbina
A. H
Jennie
Lena Donley
B. P. Rutledge
A. K. Rutledge
A. J. Shepard
J. C. Kethley
Marshall
J. W. Bell
Mr. Keithley
Eva Bannister
Stoutsville
C. L. Drescher
Vesper Buell
Hunnewell
Lucy Gentry
W.R. Yates
Ka Bond
Ely
Daniel Phillips
Philadephia
Peter Werner
Mildred
Ruth Mudd
Guy Vanlandingham
Hot
Springs
Ark
Lizzie Freidauk
A. P. Settle
Kirksville
J. B. Settle
Georgia Hawkins
Shelbyville
Henry Drescher
E. L. Branch
Palmyre
Elm Woods
R. S. McClintic
Louisiana Thureday
Senator EB. W
John Wood
New London
L. W. Dallas
Thureday
Zinnia Wunch
Misses Lu
Lena Wynch
John Saunders
Miss Aleen
Quincy
Conway & Chaloupsky
J.C. Stribling
C. A. Hamilton
Undertaker’s Goods
Drummers Convention
Clinton, Mo
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