Death Calls Mrs G I Um Euel Former City Teacher
Clara Louise Stryker Imhaus er dies after brief illness at home on East Broadway. Born April 28 1869 she taught in city schools and married Dr George E McNeil June 16 1897. Funeral at First Baptist Church tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev Dr Fuller officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
John Stryker
Fuller, Kas
McNeil
M., K & T. Hospital
First Baptist Church
Fuller
Sedalia society balllights and notable guests in grand affair
Last night Sedalia hosted a strictly full dress society ball at Liberty Park ballroom with the Second Regiment band. Dozens of local and visiting guests attended, lavish decorations flavored in national colors, and ices served by Walch. Dr Crow and Mrs Alex Stevens led the grand march.
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Second Regiment
Sedalia
Liberty Park
J. M. Cannoon
Walch
Crow
Alex Stevens
Boonville
Houston
Leavenworth
Kas
Kinsel
Santa Rosa
Cal
Alex. Stevens
Sue Edgar
Ioonville
Charles
Chas. Harris
Pilot Grove
Chas. Hawkins
Jefferson City
Coke
Jones
St. Louis
Lionberger
Waltz
Jax
Montgomery City
Delaney
Hannibal
Broadwich
Morrison
Kansas City
Misses Morey
Scheiner
Temple
Smith
Fleischmann
Waddell
Strang
Hawkins
Evans
Edith
Blanche Faulhaber
Hoffman
Stuart
Ware
Johns
Beiler
Stillwell
Barnett and Mackey
Pendleton
Blair
Poteet
Miller
Levy
Doyle
Cotton
Menefee
Cannon
Moore and
Woods
M.G. Estell
Elliott Stafford
Californians Search for Health Finds Halt in Travel
From California they have spent months seeking health. Miss Ethyl plans to sing in Salt Lake City tomorrow afternoon. They will stay several days in Denver as guests of Mrs. Yankee and then return in about two weeks. Mrs. J. J. Reilley and children, wintering in San Antonio, Texas, expect home soon. Mrs. Goble and her young son of War Saw are visiting Mrs. John Berry at 160 South Brown.
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California
Ethyl
Salt Lake City
Denver
Mrs. Yankee
J. J. Reilley
San Antonio
Texas
Goble
Warsaw
City
John Berry
South Brown
Social Event Highlights Sedalia Hosts for Merri wether Family
Dr and Mrs Shannon entertained their daughter Mrs T M Merri wether of Sedalia during a noted society gathering. The event showcased local families and civic connections with guests from the area.
Stockholders Meeting on New North and South Road Directors Chosen
Stockholders of the Missouri & Iowa Southern Col Strang's north and south railroad met Friday and elected a new board: O C Drew C S Penfield L H Hamner S C Gold J E House A L Strang Colonel Pennington William Walker and Judge James Humphrey. A subsequent directors meeting was held to decide the road's future.
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O. C. Drew
Th Company
A. L. Strang
S. C. Guld
James Humphrey
Missouri & Iowa Southern
Col. Strang
North and South Railroad
O C. Drew
C. S. Penfield
L. H. Hamner
Retiring Katy Official Theodore Creutzel Named Deputy County Recorder
Theodore Dreutzel veteran adviser and telegraph supervisor for the M K and T retires effective April 30 to become deputy county recorder under Lee Looney. He previously served as assistant storekeeper and is well known in railroad circles. In other notes a Katy freight brakeman was crushed in Hillsboro Texas on April 15.
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Theodore Dreutzel
Lee Loney
Tymon and Pyle Illness Reports
T. J. Tymon a section laborer at Sterrett suffers lumbago. L. M. Pyle of Atoka is listed with influenza and extra congestion.
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T. J. Tymon
Sterrett
Lumbago
L. M. Pyle
Train Depot Staff Ails In City Visit
Among the Trains Tom Kennedy transfer clerk at the Missouri Pacific depot is on the sick list. J H Hill now manager of the Galveston Houston and Henderson was in the city today on his way south. Sam Harn an employe of the Katy at Reams is laid up at the hospital here with an ugly hole in his leg. He was fooling with a loaded revolver yesterday.
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Tom Kennedy
Missouri Pacific
J.H. Hill
Galveston, Houston and
Henderson
Sam Harn
Reams
Row the Par Aorth. Pettis County Colonists in Manitoba
Pettis County colonists in Manitoba report fertile soil and readily available excellent homesteads for the asking. They describe the land as promising for settlement and growth.
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Pettis County
Manitoba
Hon O M Barnett's Condition Update From Jefferson City
Judge G W Barnett telegraphs from Jefferson City that Orville's condition is not quite as favorable in recent days. Auction sale of trotting horses at Boonville saw eighteen head sold, prices $50 to $350, bred by Wingfield of Fayette. Price Charlie topped at 2:15, sold to a Boonville young man. Capt Stevens and Harriman were auctioneers.
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G. W. Barnett
Jefferson City
O. M. Barnett
Orville
Boonville
Wingfield
Fayette
Prie’e Charlie
Stevens
Harriman
Professor Pitts Opens Gynasium in Liederkranz Hall
Professor Pitts opens his gynasium in Liederkranz hall starting Monday. Classes run from 5 to 6 and 8 to 9 p.m. on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays for six weeks.
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Pitts
Liederkranz Hall
Mondaves
Dressel to Deliver First Sermon in Pawnee City
Dr A F Dressel formerly of Sedalia will preach his first sermon tomorrow in Pawnee City Nebraska after leaving Se da ia to study for the ministry.
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A. F. Dressel
Seda'ia
Pawnee Cit
Nebraska
Hospital Arrivals and Market Renovation Featured
The hospital list records several injuries and illnesses among workers from Hillsboro Parsons and Bethel including mashed fingers cuts and a gun shot wound with locations like Reams Forrester and Durand. A Sentinel note praises Fulton Market restaurant improvements under Byard and Guenther highlighting decor menu and busy crowds.
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W.C. Riggins
Hillsboro
J. L. Keck
Smithville
Sam Harn
Extra Gang
Reams
J. P. Caldwell
Parsons
D. Schmidlapp
Bridge and Building
J.J. Smith
Durand
Joe Brown
Bethel
John Banks
W. R. Peevy
Forrester
The
Sentinel
Fulton Market
Messrs. Byard & Guenther
Two Days for Stealing Chickens
Henry Straw pleaded guilty before Judge Burr to theft of chickens on the north side. He received a two day jail sentence after entering a guilty plea.
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Henry Straw
Burr
Canadian Homestead Prospects Report From Westward Trip
A Sedalia party reports from Portage La Prairie Manitoba April 5 1899 detailing travel to Winnipeg Edmonton and LaCombe. They note deep snows melting near Portage La Prairie free homesteads within 40 to 50 miles of Edmonton and strong crop yields cited by farmers including 50 bushels wheat per acre and 100 bushels oats per acre.
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Portage LaPrairie
Manitoba
Sedalia Sentinel
Sedalia
The
Sentinel
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Edmont
Alberta
Kanstance
Edmonton
LaCombe
R. H. Monsees
Michigan
Portage la Prairie
Swan River
New Candidate for Congress Delivers Springfield Speech
T. H. McGregor of Springfield opened the T P A state convention. The former assistant prosecuting attorney told reporters he would run for Congress to succeed Hon James Cooney. His remarks won applause from traveling men lasting several minutes.
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Springfield
T. H. McGregor
McGregor
Republic
Congress
James Cooney
The
Fort Worth woman on a cross country wheel journey
Miss Ernie Blues of Fort Worth Texas arrives in Sedalia on a long cross country trip to New York. She left Clinton at 11 o clock yesterday and rode via Sedalia arriving about 5 30 pm. She plans to stay Sunday and travel by May 24 reaching New York. She funds the trip with self photographs and wore a navy riding suit with brass buttons and a belt carrying a 38.
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Ernie Blues
Fort Worth
Texas
New York
Clinton
Sedalia
Unclear travel pledge cited for health trip plan
The fragment describes a vow by a woman to travel from here to New York and possibly proceed to Europe, with a stated prize of $2,000 if she reaches New York within sixty days, and notes on health considerations influencing the trip.
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New York
Europe
State Fair Site Selection Bill Amended
The senate passed a bill to allow eighty days to select a site for the State Fair. Sedalia may capture the event, with Audrain and the State Board of Agriculture to locate the fair within eighty days after enactment. A site donation of 100 to 160 acres is required.
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Sedalia
Senate Y. Bt
State Board
Agriculture
Prisoner in Police Court Overstays Wagon Stay
John Henry Summers slept in a farmer’s wagon after taking a ride and refused to leave until an officer arrived. The court sentenced him to 25 days. John Grubb was fined 10 dollars after being arrested for stealing pants from C. E. Messerly.
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John Henry Summers
John Grubb
Bailey
C. E. Messerly
Parkville Jeweler Dies By Wood Alcohol In Quest For Fortune
Parkville Mo April 21 Special to tts tel E S Sho walter jeweler co fed death by own action last night by taking wood alcohol. Some months ago he secured through a matrimonial bureau a wife who it is said had quite a fortune. They lived together until about two weeks ago when she suddenly left him. Since then he has been drinking heavily.
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Parkville
Birthday fete for W. H. Powell Jr. at Pehl's cab
W H Powell Jr hosted a large gathering of gentlemen friends at Pehl's cab last evening for his birthday anniversary. Byard and Guenther catered and performed well. Guests presented him with a cut glass punch bowl as a token of esteem.
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W.H. Powell, Jr
Pehl
Byard
Guenther
Missouri Pensioner Samuel Tarwater Dies in Kay County
Samuel Tarwater aged 93 last survivor to draw Missouri state pension died in Kay county near Orrick yesterday. A veteran of the Mormon war he was left for dead on the battlefield after his throat was cut and bears many scars. He married five times but all wives are deceased. He leaves forty grandchildren and was a Tennessee native.
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Missouri
Samuel Tarwater
Kay County
Orrick
Tennessee
Gymnasium Booming At The YMCA
With warm spring days, interest in the YMCA gymnasium rises and membership grows. There are over seventy members now, expected to reach one hundred before May first. Jim Hall keeps the place clean and is building a good shining business.
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Jim Hall
Attorneys Clash Over Garnishment Case After Hours
Without Rules or Referee. Attorney Eugene Couey and E. C. White the collector fought last evening over Griggs garnishment proceedings. Couey is Griggs attorney. No arrests.
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Eugene Couey
E. C. White
Grigg
Couey
Knights of Maccabees escort leaves passengers behind
Louie Ritchie Fred Sharp and A. Lipper walked in last evening from Flat Creek. The narrow gauge could not pull the larger load and had to cut in two at the hill south of the city. The boys were feeling frisky and walked rest of the journey.
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Flat Creek
Louie Ritchie
Fred Sharp
A. Lipper
The
Knights of Maccabees
No Bond Yet in Hindman Case
Judge Longan opened court at ten this morning but adjournment followed. It was expected that L. E. Hindman would be able to post bond today.
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Longan
L. E. Hindman
Bond
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Gi. EB. Umeil
East Broadway
Clara Louise Stryker
E.imbhauser
Death
George E. McNeil
Clara Louise
L. E. Imhouser
Joseph Imhouser
Decessed
Thirteenth
Marvin
Sacred Heart Church
Wilhhelmina Myers
J. A. Fults
Wiss Ethyl
Higdon
Rod Gallie
Knights of Pythias
Annie Batey
W. Burr
Supreme Court
City of
Theo
Drectted Rentgan
Looney
Katy Hospital
Katy
Hillsvore
To Had
the Globe Wheeler
New York City
Ott
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