Personal notes from local residents on visits and travel
Telephone listings note Taylor's Light Transfer and several residents making trips or visits. Will Guerrant visited Knob Noster, F R Harris from Lamonte stayed with friends, M T Slane traveled to Kansas City, George Longan and Ed Brill at McAllister Springs, W E Hyatt to Kansas City, Albert Cross from Lamonte, Mr and Mrs H Laupheimer from McAllister Springs, R W Griffith traveled to Warrensburg, Edward Hurley sr wife and daughter Etta left Sunday.
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Taylor
Will Guerrant
Knob Noster
Eva Henry
Minneapolis
F. R. Harris
Lamonte
M. T. Slane
Kansas City
Anna Sanders
North Grand Avenue
Fay Sanders
Otterville
George Longan
Ed Brill
McAllister Springs
W. E. Hyatt
Albert Cross
Eupercia Go. 225 Cann Ave Er Lavin
Community notice listing address 225 Cann Avenue for residents on Lavin street in Er Lavin area. No additional details provided.
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Eupercia Go
Lavin
Visitors Return From Colo rado Springs Visit
Miss Mabel Neely of Kansas City, guest of Miss Lulu Kruse, returns home after a six week stay in Colorado Springs. J W Garrison, wife and daughter with Miss Mabel and Miss Carrie Nichols of Warrensburg were in the city Sunday en route home from a brief sojourn at Mc.
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Colorado Springs
Mabel Neely
Kansas City
Lulu Kruse
J. W.garrison
Mabel
Carrie Nichols
Warrensburg
McAllister Springs
Local Couple Weds After Earlier Ceremony in Joplin
Sam Baum formerly of this city now of Joplin Missouri and Miss Leah Black of Joplin wed twelve hours after the Seigelman Rosenthal ceremony. The couple, attended by relatives and friends, exchanged vows at 9 pm with Dr Mayer present. Baum connected with the Leader and both newlyweds have taken rooms at Fifth and Pearl streets.
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Sam Bauim
Joplin
Leah Black
Joplin Globe
Sam Baum
Baum
Fifth
Pearl Streets
Police Court Fines For Late Hours And Weapons
In police court this morning John Wilhite and Ernest Simpson colored were fined 1 and costs for late hours. Eva Hill pleaded guilty and was fined 5 and costs. Cynthia Maupin and Ella Harris pleaded not guilty and their case goes to be heard tomorrow. Ed Williams and Frankie Hill of Georgetown notes, Hill girl pleaded guilty and was fined 20 and costs. Williams case set for Wednesday. Alice Perry colored fined 5 and costs for late hours. Bill Green charged with carrying concealed weapons was fined 25.
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John Wilhite
Ernest Simpson
Eva Hill
Cynthia Maupin
Ella Harris
J. H. Bowron
Ed Williams
Frankie Hill
Georgetown
Heve
Hill Girl
Williams
Alice Perry
Bill Green
Funeral for Perry Bowman Held at 3 P.M.
Funeral was held Sunday at 3 p.m. from the residence 661 East Fifteenth Street for Perry Bowman, conducted by Rev. S. B. Martin. George Bowman, injured in the wreck that killed his brother, attended. Pallbearers included J. W. Momberg, J. Harrison, G. Jackson, William Nightingale, J. Murphy, and Robert Martin.
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Perry Bowman
East Fifteenth Street
S. 8
Martin
George Bowman
J.W. Momberg
J. Harrison
G. Jackson
William Nightingale
J. Murphy
Robert Martin
Kansas City Weekly Journal Subscriptions Offer
Boys and girls may earn a prepaid postage subscription by selling ten issues at 25 cents each totaling 2.50. Send the money and a list of names to receive a free Eclipse watch and samples to use in canvassing.
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Kansas City Weekly Journal
Eclipse
I. O
Weekly Journal
Kansas City
Tragic Rail Collapse Kills Boy Near Dresden
A four year old son of Perry Williams died when a pile of rails fell onto him at the Williams farm one and a half miles south of Dresden. Williams and Silas Coney were removing rails when the rest toppled, catching the child who was unseen by his father who assumed he was asleep.
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Perry Williams
Dresden
Eawdiy
Williams
Silas Coney
Marvelous Elixir of Life Claimed by Doctor Kidd
After years of study and experiments, Dr. James W. Kidd of Fort Wayne Indiana announces a universal remedy that cures all ailments and promises long life. The medicine is offered free to anyone who sends their name and address.
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James W. Kidd
Baltes Building
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lexington Branch Train Schedule Details
Departs are 5:30 a.m. for No. 13 and 3:30 p.m. for No. 11. No. 105 local freight at 8:45 a.m. Arrivals occur for No. 12 at 9:50 a.m. and No. 14 at 9:45 p.m. Local freight No. 106 at 2:05 p.m.
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Lexington
Train Schedules for North South and Through Runs
The message lists arrival and departure times for trains headed North and East and Southbound services. It notes No. 2 No. 4 No. 64 and various through runs with no layover at Franklin Junction, including freight and special freight services and specific departure windows.
Elixir of Life claims cure all diseases
A self styled doctor touts a mysterious Elixir of Life that cures rheumatism neuralgia stomach heart liver kidney blood and skin diseases as well as headaches nervousness fevers and many others. He offers free remedies by mail to any sufferer and asserts all systems are healed with one treatment. Partial paralysis dropsy and gout are mentioned as curable.
Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern Narrow Gauge Schedule
South Bound leaves Sedalia at 8 30 a m arrives Warsaw 11 45 a m. North Bound leaves Warsaw 12 45 p m arrives Sedalia 4 00 p m.
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Sedalia
Warsaw
Southwestern
Death at Green Ridge Albert Johnson Dies at 35
Albert Johnson aged 35 son of J L Johnson prominent Green Ridge farmer died at 3 30 this morning from consumption. He had just returned from Colorado and leaves a wife and one child. Funeral at the M E church South Green Ridge at 10 am Tuesday with Rev Patterson officiating.
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Albert Johnson
J. L. Johnson
Green Ridge
Johnson
Colorado
M. E. Church
Rev. Patterson
One Minute Cough Cure Announces Immediate Relief
A patent medicine ad promises instant action for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. It touts safety and speed claiming the remedy acts immediately and is a sure cure for summertime ailments and post exercise colds.
Colored Man Dead in Malaria Fever at North Osage
George Carpenter a 35 year old Black man died this morning at his home on North Osage street from malarial fever.
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George Carpenter
North
Osage Street
Finest line of buggies in Sedalia at Queen City Implement
Sedalia shoppers are invited to inspect a fine lineup of buggies at Queen City Implement Company located on 214 East Second Street. The display includes durable wagons and carriages ideal for local use and farm work.
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Sedalia
Queen City Implement Company
East Second Street
W. L. Jones Announces General Transfer Service
W. L. Jones informs friends of a general transfer business including coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds. Queen City No. 444.
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W. L. Jones
Queen City No
If Others Help You Stay With Them Or See Cannaday
If others assist you remain with them and we would. If no help is available, see Dr Cannaday for guidance.
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Drs. Cannaday
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