Melton Hoffman Nuptials Solemnized In Sedalia Home
Miss Mayme L. Hoffman and Ira E. Melton were married Wednesday evening at the Hoffman home in Sedalia in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev. Co V Northup. The couple, prominent in local social circles, celebrated with a wedding supper as Wagner’s march played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoffman
East Fifth Street
Mayme L. Hoffman
Ira E. Melton
Rev. Co. V. Northup
D. D
Boonville
Hoffman
Northup
Wagner
R. C. Stanley
Sedalia
World’s Fair agricultural displays shipped to St Louis
Col G W Waters of Canton Missouri the worlds fair field representative completed selecting fine Missouri farm products for the 1904 exhibit. About two tons of grain seeds and hay from seven or eight counties including Pettis Lewis Atchison Pemiscot Texas Platt and Lawrence were packed into nine barrels and eighteen boxes for shipment to St Louis. The displays will be arranged in January for the worlds fair agricultural building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing. Col. Waters
Agricultural Department
Caleb Mathews
Col. Waters
St. Loui
Missouri
Pettis County
Lewis
St. Louis
Metcalf and Behr to Wed in Sedalia Portland Plans
The wedding of Metcalf of Sedalia and Will Behr a former Sedalian now in Portland Oregon is set for Sunday August 29 at 10 30 am at the bride’s parents home 1015 East Fifth street Rev W T Allan will perform a quiet ceremony with only immediate relatives and friends present The couple will depart on the afternoon train for Portland where they will reside She is a well regarded Sedalia young lady and he a popular former local printer with many friends hoping for their happiness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Sedalia
The
Sentinel
E. J. Hodges
Grace Ann Williams
Twentyseventh
Harrison Streets
Jacoby
Trinity English Lutheran Church
First Congregational Church
B. F. Martin
Charles A. Emory
Scott County
Lulu M. Fisher
J. H. Fisher
Town
J. H. Fisher, Jr
West Morgan Street
Katy
Sikeston
Frisco Railway
Two Weddings and Local Market Report
A double wedding occurred with Mr. E. J. Hodges and Miss Grace Ann Williams at the bride’s parents home, followed by Mr. Charles A. Emory and Miss Lulu M. Fisher at the First Congregational church. After celebrations, the Hodges couple left for Sikeston, Missouri. CHICAGO MARKETS report lists hog and cattle prices across Chicago Kansas City and St. Louis with totals and shifts for August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Railroad News and Wreck Injuries at Katy Line
List of railway workers from multiple foremen and gangs across Texas and nearby states. Reports engineer James Burk and helper S R White injured in the Rhineland Missouri Katy wreck. Burk scalded and hips bruised, White contused. Fireman Fred Daniels killed by escaping steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burk
R. White
Katy
Rhineland
Burk
White
Mean
St. Charles
Engineer Burk
Fred Daniels
Price Current notes corn rise and wheat stable in Cincinnati update
The Price Current reports corn to be moderately improved with two billion bushels or more likely. Wheat situation unchanged as interior trend favors selling corn and holding wheat. Packing shows 290,000 vs 295,000 last year. Local notes describe various social visits and a 90th birthday surprise for Mrs Sally Kemp with a rocking chair and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Marriage Invitation for Miss Clara Smith and Mr Ralph Mather
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Clara Smith daughter of Mrs Mary J Smith to Mr Ralph Mather formerly Sedalian now Chicago. The ceremony will be at First M E Church on Wednesday evening September 9 performed by Rev S S Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Smith
Mary J. Smith
Ralph Mather
Chicago
M. E
S. S. Martin
Sedalia Docket and Local Movements Reported
Lamonte letter notes Co F Hughes transacting business in Sedalia Monday. Dr W W Snoddy and wife return from Warrensburg after visiting relatives. Miss Doll Claybaugh leaves for St. Louis to study fall millinery. Will Os Hannon visits family in Sedalia. W W Ferrell leaves for Independence Kansas after a week visiting. Claude L Wensell resigns his post.
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Mather-Smith
Chance
Blair
Kidd Clothing Cor
Ohio Street
State Fair
G. W. Waters
Canton
Behr
Metcalf
Aundry
P. Brandt Gro. Co
Emery Fisher
Logan Com. Co
South Lamine Street
C's
Railroad News
J. H. Battle
Wichita Falls
Tex
E. McConnell
Extra Gang
Pryor Creek
I. T
W. A .Johnson
Ronnelle
Frank Dygent
Sherman City
A. FE. Smith
Denison
C.C. Knauff
Echo
R. Waterfield
Franklin Junction
Ira M. Cox
Bridgeman
Dallas
A. C. Crockett
Muscogee
Myrtle Ledford
E. Castillo
Extra
Rosanky
Nelson Davis
McAlester
W. Cunningham
Oswego
Kas
Tom Ramsey
Smithville
S. R. White
W .Forsha
la Belle
George Mason
J. J. Lowry
Georgetown Road
W. S. Manly
Manly
Sition
Menschke
Valuratiay
Watrous, i. M
Mary McNair
Warrensburg
Dan McNair
W. H. Agee, Jr
Elizabeth Reavis
Colorado
Lena Duke
Lawrence
E. R. Wace
Lucy Oglesby
Garden City
Margaret Divers
Eva Dickey
Chandler, Oklo
Daisy Kemp
Sally Kemp
Mrs. Kemp
Jennie Trumbo
Springfield
James S. *& White
Miss Grave Nelson
Lamonte
Oliv
E. £. McClellan
Country Schools
City
Dexter's Book Store
East Second St
Sedalia Mo
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