Death Calls Dr C W Leabo Prominent Green Ridge Physician
Dr C W Leabo longtime Green Ridge physician dies at his home after a lingering illness aged 46. Indiana native born 1853 practiced in Cule Camp then Green Ridge for 25 years and held Republican leadership roles. Survived by two wives Salihe Heard and Alma Keamond and children. Odd Fellows and Woodmen member. funeral expected under Odd Fellows.
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C. W. Leabo
Green Ridge
Degeasea
Indiana
Brazil
Old Cincinnati Medical College
Missouri Medical College
St. Louis
Tipton
Cule Camp
Pettis County
Central Missouri Medical Societies
Leabo
Salihe Heard
Boonville
Alma Keamond
Green Kidze
The
Odd Fellows and
Woodmen of the World
Funeral Rites Held for Nancy Skinner Eales
The funeral for Nancy Skinner Eales was held at 2 p.m. today from her residence with Revs. Putman and Cook officiating. She was 74, born in Bourbon County Kentucky, wife of Col. Thomas T. Eales, and mother of four surviving children. The second obituary notes Rev. Josiah McCary, Missouri’s oldest mason and minister, died at 92 in Nevada Missouri after 65 years in the Methodist South, while S. L. Biggers died upon arrival in Kansas City en route to St. Louis for interment.
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Nancy Skinner Eales
J. E. Keeler
Colorado Springs, Colo
Harry C. Eales
Chicago
Missouri
Nevada
Josiah McCary
Methodist Church South
S. L. Biggers
Kansas City
St. Louis
Police man Turner to launch transfer line with wagons
Joe Turner announces his police post ends May 1 and he will start a transfer line with two wagons and later add two more. He is a hustler and expects to build a handsome business.
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Joe Turner
Joe
Society Notes and Local Weddings in Warrensburg
Mrs. R G Fitzpatrick travels to Kansas City to see Modjeska while Mrs Richard Morey visits family on East Fourth. Edna Bonella heads to Washington DC with sister Sara, planning Europe trip in June. Edna Doty to marry I N Nelson of Baker Kansas this evening at Chas Doty home. German Pioneer society to stage comedy at Liederkranz hall tomorrow night. W K E Goff to wed Maggie Blewett at 405 North Prospect with Rev J S Denton officiating. Robert L McCulloch and Lenore Barnard Miles announce upcoming marriage in Hamilton Montana. Katy train notes and other local items. Grandfather Young reportedly critically ill. Officer Boullt finds W Letts East End grocery door open, nothing stolen. Allen’s Foot-Ease advertised for tired feet and comfort.
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W. KE. Goff
Pacific Express Co
Maggie Blewett
Eugene Coney
North Prospect Street
J. 8. Denton
Warrensburg
Or. Knox
Lamonte
Bob Cunningham
Bud Stevenson
Julia Remington
Butler and
Parsons
Ed Lindsey
South Kentucky Avenue
W.M. Gossage
Rich Prairie, Saline Co
Young
East Nineteenth
Boullt
W. Letts
East End
Vint Terry
Kansas City
Cast of Characters for Fine Entertainments Event
The program lists Chas. Kopek Mrs. Clausius A. F. Tessmer Julius Schmidt Miss Jacobson and Fred Schaer as the cast for an upcoming fine entertainments offering.
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Fine Entertainments
Chas. Kopek
Mrs. Clausius
A. F. Tessmer
Julius Schmidt
Miss Jacobson
Fred Schaer
Marriage Card Announces Hearne Crumbaugh Union
Cards tell of the marriage of Frank B. Hearne of Independence and Miss Ruvberta Lee Crumbaugh of Columbia on April 25.
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Frank B. Hearne
Independence
Ruvberta Lee Crumbaugh
Columbia
Tea event by Second Congregational ladies at Mrs Blair’s home
A very successful church tea was hosted last evening by the ladies of the Second Congregational church at the home of Mrs Blair located at Lafay ette and Thirteenth corners.
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Second Congregational Church
Miss Carrie Slack Hosts Soiree For Laura Shock’s Upcoming Wedding
Miss Carrie Slack will entertain at her home on South Kentucky avenue tomorrow evening for Miss Laura Shock who is to be married soon to Rev. F. H. Brigham of St. Paul.
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Carrie Slack
South Kentucky Avenue
Laura Shock
F. H. Brigham
St. Paul
Recital by Ada Clapton and Edna Morris at Hardin Conservatory
Miss Ada Clapton and Miss Edna Morris of this city appeared in a recital at the Hardin Conservatory of Music in Mexico Missouri last Saturday night. The young ladies will complete the course at that institution this year.
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Ada Clapton
Edna Morris
Hardin Conservatory of Music
Mexico
Young Hosts Entertain Guests At Mrs Bradley Home
A large company of youths enjoyed an evening at Mrs. Bradley’s residence 1115 East Fourth. They played parlor games and were served a delightful course of refreshments in a pleasant social gathering.
Knights and Ladies of Security Social at Mrs Ross Home
The Knights and Ladies of Security of Queen City lodge No 564 plan a social this evening at Mrs Ross 608 South Engineer Street. Tickets sold well with a large crowd expected. A silk quilt raffle is featured. Elis lodge members visit tonight with newly installed officers from April 3, organized by George Bichsel and D M Dodge with lavish arrangements.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Queen City Lodge
Elis
George Bichsel
D. M. Dodge
State Board Raises Town Lot Valuation 10 Percent Sedalia Pettis
The State Board of Equalization raised the value of all Sedalia and Pettis county town lots by ten percent, increasing real estate totals to 8 402 294 and combined value to 10 510 195. Other items include livestock value boosts and local notices of trials, crimes, and civic developments in Sedalia.
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Gray
State Board of Equalization
Sedalia
Pettis County
Sermon for Soldiers at First M. E. Church Tonight
The Rev. Bitler preaches a Sunday evening sermon for returned soldiers at First M. E. Church. Public invited. A G I A quilt raffle and supper for B. of L. E. at Royal Tribe hall on Thursday April 20. Admission fifteen cents.
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Bitler
M. E
B. of L. E
Royal Tribe Hall
Beath Still a Mystery in Richardson Case
Coroner's jury fails to determine motive for 15 year old John Richardson's death by suicide. Evidence shows he carried a weapon and read tragic novels. no love quarrel with Pauline Allen. Jessie Miller died of strychnine during a love crisis. Jury lists six members: Dixon, White, Kennedy, Ahrens, Holland, Truxel.
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Pauline Allen
Jessie Miller
Myrtle Hall
Hay Wilson
Hannibal
Plat Goodwin
Marshall
Sentinel
Young Richardson
W. C. B. Dixon
Frank White
J. W. Kennedy
Adolph Ahrens
T. C. Holland
J. W. Truxel
Katy Railway Crew Report and Bridge Project Updates
Rail line notes list injuries among crew including Cam Williams and Wm. Riley while detailing layoffs and sick days. The Katy trestle at Pleasant Green completes the straight line opening for traffic and officials inspect works as plans for new schedules and stock shipments unfold.
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Cam Williams
Parsons
James Price
Extra Gang
Hewett
Robert Brown
Bethel
Wm. Riley
R. P. Hopkins
Denison
W.T. Redman
New Franklin
Sciatica
Letter From Dawson Describes Remote Mail Delays
George Dalby writes from Dawson City Canada in March detailing long mail transit times, plans to locate bench claims with the Howerton brothers, and hopes to visit the Paris exhibition in 1900. He comments on weather, moccasins, camp life, and his health while awaiting chances to return home.
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J. N.dalby
George
Dawson City
U. T
Canada
Sentinel
Howerton
Dominion
Jack
Lead
Rocky Mountains
Spain
Will
Germany
Philippines
Samoa
Gro. L. Daisy
Robber Firing On Operator Evades Identity in Town
A robber fired at an operator, fled south after the shot, and shot at Mr. Whitsett who went to a restaurant for help. Town helpers rounded up many hobos but the assailant could not be identified, leaving police without a suspect.
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Whitsett
Modern Woodmen Meet in Kansas City Sets Attendance Record
The head camp meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America in Kansas City runs June 5 to 9 with a 20 000 seat convention hall. An estimated 100 000 visitors are expected along with 25 bands 75 forester teams uniform rank and 15 000 marching men in the parade on June 8. Prizes for band and forester contests will be awarded and railroads offer special rates for the event.
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Modern
Woodmen of America
Kansas City
West
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CW. Leabo
Woodman—Other
R. G. Fitzpatrick
Modjeska
Richard Morey
East Fourth
Mayme Emrich
Geo. Delaplaine
Edna Bonella
Washington, D. C
Sara
Europe
Edna Doty
I. N. Nelson
Baker, Kas
Chas. Doty
South
Osage Street
Liederkranz Hall
Robert Lee McCulloch
Robert McCulloch
Register of Lands of
Lenore Barnard Miles
Mr. McCulloch
Hamilton
Montana
Miss Miles
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Jefferson City
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Jack Duncan
W. T. Morris
Tom Terry
Limonte
J M. Logan
Jd. T Taylor
Mr.Taylor
Broadway
Mr. Logan
Don Mahoney
Will Oliver
Kinsey
Dean
Sixteenth and
Moniteau
Old Mexico
H. T. Williams
Eigenfritz
Grand Avenue
Willis
Happy Hollow
South Ohio
R.C. Finch
W. A. Guenther
John Richardson
Metropolitan
Grand Central
Weinley
Beath
Mystery
Railroad News
Katy
J. B. Tuttle
J.C. Benjamin
Frank Smith
Sweeney
Lincoln
Chas. Brashier
North End
L. P. North
Missouri Pacific
Rogers
Pleasant Green
W. T. Radford
Lyons
Davis
Rockwell
C. H. Morrill
J. W. McClain
C. C. McDaniels
Oswego
Dawson
George Dalby
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