Railroad Mews and Hospital Arrivals List
Hospital arrivals include Patton.coppersmith apprentice at Denison and Watson.fireman at Denison. Turhume.fireman at Denison and Overstreet.brakeman at Greenville. Straatman.bridgeman at St Charles. Hazelton.shopman arsons and Ranzel.extrag gang at Greenville. Wandering Fred.extrag gang at Mineral Junction. Brewer.extrag gang at Sherman. Emerson.clerk at South McAlister. Williams.extrag gang at Hillsboro. Wade Hamilton.section laborer at Greenville. Saunders.boiler washer at Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Denison
B. Watson
Deni
J. W. Overstreet
Greenville
Joe Straatman
Bridgeman
St. Charles
Eugene Hazelton
F. Ranzel
Extra Gang
Wandering Fred
Extra
Mineral Junction
T. J. Brewer
Sher
Man
M. Emerson
South McAlister
James Williams
Hillsboro
Katy worker suffers foot injury at shop
A. Carver, a Katy railroad section laborer, injured his right foot yesterday while unloading ties at the Katy shops. He received first aid at the company hospital and was later sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carver
Katy
Company
Katy Depot Fire At South Mc Alester
Fire destroyed the Katy depot at South Mc Alester in Indian Territory last evening. The blaze caused heavy smoke and left the structure a charred ruin, with authorities investigating the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
South McAlester
I. T
Fire breaks out in kitchen dining department
A blaze started at 6 o'clock in the kitchen area of the dining department. The origin is reported as unknown and the extent of loss has not yet been determined.
Excursion Train to Jefferson City for Log Rolling
Missouri Pacific runs an excursion to Jefferson City tomorrow for the Woodmen Log Rolling event. Train departs Sedalia at 9 o clock with round trip fare of 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Robbery attempt thwarted on Missouri Pacific car
Police officers Evans and Wentzleman found two men trying to break into a Missouri Pacific car loaded with merchandise. The pair fled before arrest. the car, located east of the old XN office, was resealed.
Links and Pins Highlight Local Rail Men and Transfers
A L Shugart Katy switch man is on the sick list and laid off. Frank Yunker Katy engineer plans to attend the Bolton reunion after layoffs. J J Miller Missouri Pacific traveling engineer arrived today from Kansas City. During fair week Kat trains sold 15 177 tickets total. Bureaugard Herndon resigns Missouri Pacific shops to take Katy fireman job in Parsons. B Allison Missouri Pacific advertising agent visited Sedalia and left for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Shugart
Katy
Frank Yunker
Bolton
Smithton
J. J. Miller
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Bureaugard Herndon
Parsons
B. Allison
Sedalia
St. Louis
Sam Small collapses drunk during Brattleboro speech
Sam Small, star speaker for Clement in the governor race, collapsed on stage at the Auditorium in Brattleboro Vermont and was led off in a maul din condition. He admitted intoxication and blamed himself saying he was off due to campaign strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Sam Small
Small
Clement
Georgia
Adage club hosts birthday party for Ardella Dockery
Miss Irene Blair entertained Adagio club members and visiting young ladies at her West Broadway home. Ardella Dockery of Kirksville Mo received the guest prize silver bracelet while Miss Eula Harris won first prize in cards and Mrs Will Shirk earned the lone hand prize.irteen attendees enjoyed brick ice cream cakes and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Blair
Adagio Club
West Broadway
Ardella Dockery
Kirksville
Eula Harris
Miss Dockery
Will Shirk
Miss Skinner
St. Louis
W. 8. Shirk
Miss Poggs
Fayette, Mo
W. H.harris
Fifth Birthday Party at James McCabe Home
IS CRITICALLY ILL. E. E. Johnson received a message from his wife at Mattoon Ill where her mother Mrs Jones lies in critical condition with little hope of recovery. FIFTH BIRTHDAY. A pleasant party was held from 2 to 4 Tuesday afternoon at the home of James McCabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Johnson
Mrs. Jones
Mattoon
James McCabe
James M. Stewart Takes St. Louis Chronicle Agency
James M. Stewart has assumed the agency duties for the St. Louis Chronicle in this city. He succeeds previous agents as the newspaper expands its local presence and coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Stewart
The
St. Louis Chronicle
Dance Tonight If Forest Park Drenched
Ritchie Tent K O T M 152 plans a Forest Park dance tonight but will move to Assembly Hall Ohio Street if rain interrupts the outdoor event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Forest Park
Assembly Hall
Ohio Street
Crescent Tent Social Draws Members And Ladies
Crescent Tent No. 4 K O T M hosted a pleasant social at their hall with a musical and literary program. Refreshments of sand wiches ices and cakes were served. Dr and Mrs D T Abell entertained guests with cards at 407 West Broadway. Prize winners were Mrs Belle Hall Small and Mrs Chas FE West, each winning a box of bonbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Abell
West Broadway
Belle Hall Small
Chas. FE. West
Entertaining Morning Honored Local Guests At 1207 East Eleventh
Miss LaVetta DeHaven hosted a morning gathering at 1207 East Eleventh Street for friends from Kansas City Jefferson City Canada and Center towns. A drawing contest crowned Miss Helen Letts as prize winner with a musical program and ice cream refreshments. Among out of town guests were Misses Elsie Gould Alta Elsner Mary Douglas Bernice Jamison Ethel Gouge Constance Taylor and Grace Gresham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ments
LaVetta DeHaven
East Eleventh Street
Grace Gresham
Kansas City
Mary Douglas
Jefferson City
Helen Letts
la Vetta
Miss Gertrude
Besse Shipley
Elsie Gould
Canada
Alta Elsner
Bernice Jamison
Fulton
Ethel Gouge
Centertown
Constance Taylor
Windsor
LaVetta
Miss Zimmerman Hosts Cards Evening at Sixth and Grand
Miss Alice Zimmerman entertained a friends group at her Sixth and Grand avenue home. High five prize went to Roy Dalby a pen sketch. Refreshments included ices and cakes. Attendees included Misses Nina Harris Eula Harris Bogges Fayette Callie Clarke Gene Clarke Helen Demuth Ruby Carter Ina Dunlap Edna Crenshaw Josephine Barfield Anna Neal and Messrs Charles Reuben Gentry Charles Rodes Roy Dalby Frank Hobart Thomas Grimshaw Geo Barnett Henry Harris Frank Kidd Richard Gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Zimmerman
Sixth and
Grand Avenue
Roy Dalby
Nina
Eula Harris
Miss Bogges
Fayette
Harris Callie
Gene Clarke
Helen Demuth
Ruby Carter
Ina Dunlap
Edna Crenshaw
Josephine Barfield
Anna Neal
Charles and
Reuben Gentry
Charles Rodes
Frank Hobart
Thomas Grimshaw
Geo. Barnett
Henry Harris
Frank Kidd
Richard Gentry
Robinson's European Hotel Offers Fresh Oysters Now
Robinson's European hotel announces first of the season fresh oysters now on hand for guests and diners. Local patrons can enjoy this seasonal opening as seafood stocks arrive for limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson’s European
Pilot Grove News Briefs From August Events
In Pilot Grove Missouri Mrs Mary P Wilson left for Ekalaka Montana to make a new home. A Catholic convent foundation was laid on August 15. Pearl Willey died in Clifton City with funeral led by Rev H L Wood. Otto Meyer’s son born. James Jackson visited Chateau Springs. Newton Walker sold his grocery stock to J W Wistler. William Solomon's wife died after an operation near Mt Nebo. German Evangelical church organized with seventeen members and to meet in the Baptist church house. officers John Becker Henry Brewe Otto Kistenmacher. Rev Haeser to lead local church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Grove
Mary P. Wilson
Ekalaka
Mont
William Solomon
Buncet
Mt. Nebo
German Evangelical Church
Otto Kistenmacher
Baptist Church
John Becker
Henry Brewe
Haeser
Clear Creek
Laundered Colored Goods Sent to Longan's
A brief note states colored goods should be sent to Longan's for laundering. It identifies the destination and required service without extra details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longan’s
Fresh limes offered at Dow's for 25 cents a dozen
Fresh fruit limes priced at 25 cents a dozen are advertised at Dow's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow’s
Sensational Sermon Attacks City Leaders Over Sabbath
Rev. Edgar C. McCoy delivered a fiery sermon at the M E church in Chillico the South denouncing Mayor Hirsh and the city council for Sabbath desecrations. He attacked theatre manager Myers and criticized the county ticket, warning of a moral reckoning as Sunday freedoms expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Edgar C. McCoy
M. KE. Church
South
Hirsh
Manager Myers
Luella Theatre
Democratic County
Sam Jones
McVoy
Ayers Sues Wabash Over Train Collision
Macon August 26 M B Ayers a North Macon county farmer sues the Wabash road for 20000 claiming a passenger train knocked him off the track near La Plata. Ayers sat resting on a curved cut when the 40 mph train struck him. He survived and seeks damages arguing the crew failed to bell or warn. The company says Ayers trespassed asleep on the track and cites divorce history with his wife who remarried him after he returned from the Klondike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
M. B. Ayers
Macon County
Wabash Road
la Plata
Ayers
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Turhume
Wade Hamilton
Sam Saunders
Links and
Sam
Brattleboro, Vt
Arlington Heights
Florence Wilson
Bess Shipley
MR. Ayers
Henry Laupheimer
Bell Phone
John Hoffman
Tornado Insurance
Reynolds
Ohio St
Niagara Falls
Muskoka
Kawartha Lakes
Lawrence River
Rapids
Thousand Islands
White Mountains
Atlantic Sea Coast
Grand Trunk Railway System
George de Vaux
Adams Street
Chicago
Duncan
Jack Duncan
E. Cooper
E. Main
Jfferson City
League Park
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