More Soldiers for Hamill Detachment Passes Through Sedalia
A detachment of the Thirteenth Infantry from Fort Porter New York travels through Sedalia this morning by Missouri Pacific to Pueblo and on to San Francisco for Manila. They travel in eight tourist sleepers three baggage cars with officers and men. Another detachment departs Kansas City around midnight using seven tourist cars and three baggage cars. The Third Cavalry from Fort Ethan Allen arrives in St Louis tonight. A second Thirteenth Infantry detachment with 150000 pounds of baggage reaches Kansas City by the C A.
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Thirteenth Infantry
Fort Porter
N. Y
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Pueblo
Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Manila
W.H. Horton
City
Kansas City
Third Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
St.Louis
Buy Where You Ay Do Best Sayings From C A Guenther
C A Guenther promotes cash sales and price advantage claiming he can beat any local dealer. He urges shoppers to visit and compare and notes a stock of new spring dry goods arriving daily.
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Bny
C. A. Guenther
Barnett Again Very Sick In Jefferson City Move
Dr. E A Evans summoned to Jefferson City this morning to consult over Hon O M Barnett whose condition is stated as very serious. An operation is said to be necessary.
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E. A. Evans
Jefferson City
O. M. Barnett
Dr William H Geiger Dies in Accident Near St Joseph
Ex city physician Dr William H Geiger was accidentally killed at St Joseph Missouri while preparing for a Lake Contrary day of sport. As he pulled a shotgun from a buggy the hammer struck the buggy and discharged a shell penetrating his body. He was to attend the State Medical Society meeting in May.
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St. Joseph, Mo
William H. Geiger
Lake Contrary
Deaths of Margaret Hixson and Mrs A G Huse
Margaret Hixson mother of Samuel Hixson of Otterville dies April 14 at 79 born February 22 1820 in Xenia Ohio mother of 12 children six living. Mrs A G Huse dies at Cole Camp on Wednesday April 19 of pneumonia long Benton county resident 30 years Congregational church member.
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Margaret Hixson
Samuel Hixson
Otterville
Mrs. Hixson
Xenia
Ohio
Cole Camp
A. G. Huse
Benton County
Congregational Church
Jury Verdict in Pfeiffer v Smith Estate Case
The jury last evening returned a verdict in the case of America Pfeiffer against L. C. Smith as administrator of the estate of Elizabeth E. Smith. Details of the verdict and any damages or orders are not provided in the fragment.
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America Pfeiffer
L. C. Smith
Elizabeth E. Smith
Judge Parson’s court hears case for plaintiff
In Judge Parson's court the plaintiff was represented by Harvey Dillow and Chas. E. Yeater while Charles Casiman appeared for the defense. The action involved a claim for damages totaling one hundred fifty dollars.
Spore Katy conductors face new affidavit scam
A new method of spotting conductors on the Katy line involves a man claiming to be a legal department employee soliciting affidavits from passengers who say they paid cash fares. He alleges a fraudulent damages claim against the railroad and says the affidavits protect the company and the conductor. Local conductors condemn the misrepresentations.
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Katy
High Line
North End
Society Notes From Platte City Trip And Local Gatherings
Mrs. R Aunter and children left this morning for a visit of a couple of weeks with relatives at Platte City Mo. The ladies of the M E Church South gave a tea party this afternoon at the home of Mrs Louis Hoffman Ninth and Missouri avenue. A very enjoyable reception was given last evening at the home of Mrs John Myers 710 East Third Street the affair being complimentary
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Platte City
M. E. Shurch South
Louis Hoffman
Ninth and
Missouri Avenue
John Myers
Merchants to be assessed by benefits in Sedalia
The Business Men's League of Sedalia held a meeting at the Sicher hotel to plan a system that classifies merchants and levies assessments according to the benefits they receive. The group expects protests but argues this is the fair method and will hold another meeting Tuesday evening for further committee reports.
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Business Men’s League of
Sedalia
Sicher
Bartender Appointed for Woodbine Saloon
It is reported that a person will become bartender for Meburoe at the Woodbine saloon located at Second and Osave.
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Meburoe
Woodbine
Second
Osave
Man of Means From Chicago Visits Relatives
S. T. Butler and family from Chicago arrive for a visit with Mrs. Butler's mother Mrs. W. H. Hodwins at 524 West Third. Mrs Butler serves as secretary and treasurer of the National Giueose company and earns $15 000 per year. Butler is 30 years old and described as starting from little yet rich in brains and pluck.
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S. T. Butler
Chicago
Extra Havana Patient and Local Visitors Noted
Smoke Peter Kutin's Extra Havana, Miss Julia Walker of 1200 West Main is very sick. The little son of Prof. Stephen Picket is ill with relapse from measles. Walter Orrison and Roscoe Parmerlee of Shalia visited Sunday. Hoffman Jr. joined Misonar Mutual Fire Insurance Co. as special agent and adjuster. Geo J Dodd of Sedalia is in the city. Henry Laupheimer, a Sedalia hide dealer, was here on business. Capt Beck of Sedalia, now with a St Louis ruby her company, was in Nevada today. Capt Beck traveled with Lieut Col Mitchell, and the meeting was cordial.
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Julia Walker
West Main
Stephen Pickey
Walter Orrison
Roscoe Parmerlee
Shalia
Houstonia Spectator
KE. Hoffman, Jr
Misonar
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Nevada
Geo. J. Dodd
Sedalia
Henry
Local social notes from Windsor and Ossawatomie
Ossawatomie ladies attend lodge instruction in Windsor while Miss Territt of New York lectures at Broadway Presbyterian. Southern Methodist women plan a May 4 musicale for the church building fund. Mrs Flora Lester hosts Mrs Murdock of Chicago this evening. Mrs Oscar Ott visits from Sedalia. Mr and Mrs G Major visit from Sedalia. East End meat market to move. Fr E Hoffman to Nevada for tire loss, Dr Evers called to Boonville. Jessie Miller Fay Wilson buried at county expense. Rev Cain conducts services. P Brandt delivery clerk damages Edwards barn then rebuilds it.
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Murdock
G.I. A
B. of L E
Ossawatomie
Kas
Lodge of Instruction
Order
Mesdames
Hugh McFee
J. A. Bray
A. E. Elwell
J. E. Reber
J. S. Lowe
George P. Reed
Miss Territt
New York City
Central Business College
J.N. Wilkerson
East End
Sixteenth and
Missouri Avenue
Fr. E. Hoffman
Nevada
Chas Zwig
Mechanic’s
Jessie Miller
Fay Wilson
Cain
Allen Will Resign As Police Night Chief
W. W. Allen, who has served as night chief of police for the past year, will resign on Monday according to city officials.
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Allen
W. W. Allen
Stockman Dies After Train Collision in Indian Territory
Special to the Sentinel reports Isaac Butler, a stockman known across the Indian Territory, was killed instantly when struck by an M. K. & I. freight train at Cheecotah last evening.
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South McAlester
I. T
Isaac Butler
Cheecotah
Indian Territory
Forged Check Passed on Windsor Bank Purportedly by J. W. Brown
A $10 check was forged and passed at a Windsor bank. The signature on the instrument pretended to be J. W. Brown of East Third Street, a local shoemaker. The check lists T. N. Brown as the endorser.
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Windsor
J. W. Brown
East Third Street
T. N. Brown
St Charles Car Company Signs Car Order With Railroad
The St Charles Car Company closes a contract with the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway for the construction of ten coaches, five of which will be chair cars.
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St. Charles Car Company
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Dugan's Offers 75 Patterns in 8 Cent Paper
At Dugan's in Sedalia customers are urged to come in early and select from the largest stock of 8 cent paper with 75 patterns and full combinations. Store located at 116 East First street.
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Dugan’s
Sedalia
East Firth Street
Sermons for Returned Soldiers and Prison Life Featured
Notices of the Sabbath highlight sermons by Rev. Butter to returning soldiers and by Rev. Albert on prison life, with services in local sanctuaries.
Gospel Services Continue at Cumberland Presbyterian
The Cumberland Presbyterian church holds weeklong gospel services led by Rev. E E Morris of Marshall with morning and evening topics. A chorus choir under W H Hogg directs singing. First Cong church hosts Rev Albert in an evening sermon on prison life with chaplaincy insights and special music.
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E. E. Morris
First
Marshall
W. H. Hogg
Albert
Stillwater Penitentiary
Revered Clergy to Fill Central Presbyterian Pulpit
Rev. J. D. Catlin and wife, visiting Kirkwood and St. Louis, will not return until next week. Rev. A. A. Boyd of Knob Noster will fill the Central Presbyterian church pulpit tomorrow morning and evening, April 23.
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J. D. Catlin
Kirkwood
St. Louis
Central Presbyterian Church
A. A. Boyd
Knob Noster
Temple Pillars How Made Sermon At First M E Church
Rev J B Bitler Preaches Morning Topic Temple Pillars How Made At First M E Church Tomorrow Evening He Speaks To Returned Soldiers With Text Having Done All Stand Badges For Soldiers Available From Lieut James Reserved Seat And 500 Page Volume Special Music And Decorated Church
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M. E
Bitler
James
Episcopal church at Columbia near completion for dedication
The Episcopal church at Columbia nears completion and will be ready for dedication around commencement. It is described as one of the handsomest churches in the state outside St. Louis and Kansas City. The dedicatory sermon will likely be given by the minister chosen for the university baccalaureate sermon.
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Episcopal Church
Columbia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Clinton district Methodist session to convene at Warsaw
The Clinton district conference of the Methodist Church South meets in Warsaw starting next Tuesday evening, April 25. Dr Hill of Sedalia will preach the opening sermon. About 20 preachers and 100 lay delegates are expected to attend.
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Clinton District
the Methodist Church South
Warsaw
Hill
Sedalia
Fairfield Sunday School Organized and Running Smoothly
The Fairfield community reports a well ordered Sunday school led by Superintendent Mr. S Ferguson with assistant Mr Sharp, secretary Miss Annie Swisher, and treasurer Miss Ninah Ferguson.
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Fairfield
S. Ferguson
Sharp
Annie Swisher
Ninah Ferguson
Epworth Church Weekly and Monthly Meeting Times
Epworth M E Church at Sixth and Summit lists Rev W T Scott pastor with services at 9 30 a m 11 00 a m church 2 00 p m 3 00 p m junior league 7 15 p m ARTA 8 00 p m Epworth League weekly meetings 8 00 p m Wednesday prayer meeting Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon Sunday School teachers meeting Wednesday after prayer meeting monthly stewards meeting subject to call
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Sixth and Summit
W. T. Scott
Epworth League
Ladies Aid Society
Stewards
First Congregational Church Weekly Activities Listed
Corner Sixth and Osage with Rev J H Albert as pastor announces Junior Endeavor at 3 PM Senior Endeavor at 8 PM and church services Weekly meetings at 8 PM Wednesdays include prayer meeting at 2 PM and Ladies Union events noted up to Wednesday afternoon.
First Baptist Church S E Corner Schedule
The notice lists church events at First Baptist Church corner Sixth and Lamine with Rev J B Fuller as pastor. Day school at 11 00 a m church services 3 00 p m junior union 7 00 p m young peoples meeting 8 00 p m prayer meeting 8 00 p m ladies aid society meets first and third Mondays at 3 00 p m.
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S. E. Corner
Sixth and Lamine
J. B. Fuller
Young Peoples Meeting
Ladies Aid Society
Broadway Christian Church Services Notice
EASI Broadway Christian Church at Broadway and Wagner Streets announces Sunday services at 9 15 a m Sunday School 9 30 a m teachers prayer meeting and 11 00 a m Sunday School led by Rev F L Cook pastor.
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Broadway
Wagner Streets
F. L. Cook
Church Activities Schedule with Weekly and Monthly Meetings
Church services at 3 00 p m junior Y P S C E at 7 00 p m senior Y P S C E at 8 00 p m weekly meetings at 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer 7 00 p m Friday Sunday school teachers meeting 7 30 p m Thursday choir Practice monthly official board first Tuesday 7 30 p m Y P S C E business meeting first Wednesday after prayer Ladies Aid Society business meeting first Wednesday afternoon
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Broadway
Kentucky
Louis P. Cain
Ladies Aid Society
Broadway Presbyterian Church Event Schedule
Broadway Presbyterian Church at Broadway and Kentucky lists services Sunday at 9 30 a m and 2 30 p m with Junior Y P S and church groups. Weekly meetings are 8 00 p m Tuesday and 3 00 p m Wednesday prayer, 5 00 p m Wednesday teachers meeting, 7 30 p m Friday Ladies Aid, 7 30 p m first Friday deacon and session meetings.
Lamonte High School Holds First Commencement at Opera House
The Lamonte High School held its first commencement to a large crowd at the Lamonte Opera House. Prof. Hoover and Miss Laura Lane directed a three year program with graduates Walter O Bannon James Fowler Joseph Stanley Edward Stanley and ten grammar school honorees. Diplomas were awarded by Rev King Stark along with a surprise gift a writing desk presented to Prof. Hoover by Rev Ferrell.
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Lamonte High School
Lamonte Opera House
Hoover
Laura Lane
Walter O’bannon
James Fowler
Joseph
Edward Stanley
London
Strong
O’bannon
Mr. Fowler
Benedict Arnold
Joseph Stanley
King Stark
Stella Taylor
Myrtle Evans
Jessie McNair
Daisy Kemp
Enid Johnson
Stella Vaughn
Lulu Fowler
Ethel Higginbotham
Lucia Conway
Arthur Peterson
Twenty-Five New Hoo-Hoos Initiated in Missouri
Twenty five new members were initiated last night at the Hoo-Hoo Concatenation of the Missouri Lumbermen in Joplin. The ceremonies were conducted by W. M. Johns of Sedalia, vice regent snark for Missouri, followed by a banquet.
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The
Sentinel
Joplin
Missouri Lumbermen
W. M. Johns
Sedalia
Snark
Missouri
Special Sale of Mrs Kinnerys Steam Hooker No 1
A steam hooker named Mrs Kinnerys No 1 will be sold Monday April 24 at 214 South Lamine Street. The sale offers a 25 percent discount and lasts one day only.
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Mrs. Kinnery
South Lamine St
Alamo Cigar and Confectionery Ad Brief Notice
An ad for the Alamo Cigar and Confectionery store promotes a good line of cigars and references the Economy gas lamps agency at 122 West Third Street.
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Alamo Cigar and Confectionery
West Third Street
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DR. Geiger
Dow
Business Men’s League
Peter Kutin
Lemonades
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E. C. Evers
Boonville
Sue Williams
the Myers
P. Brandt
Mrs. Edwards
Fifteenth and
Osage
Potter
Stockman
Sedal
Ia’s
Christian Science
Cumberland Presbyterian
Epworth M. E. Church
First Congregational Church
First Baptist Church
Easi Broadway Christian Church
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Lamonte
Prof. Hoover
Ferrell
Rev Ferrell
Nellie Conway
J. D. Wilson
Don Clarke
Charles Rodes
Tom Grimshaw