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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1903

Page

5

Local residents return from visits and travel notices

Transi Miss Fannie Bonner returns from Holden visit while Bertha Hinshaw and Gertrude Hinshaw come back from Kansas City. Mrs Emmett Gordon and I te son visit relatives and head home to Jefferson Site. Several residents travel for visits and business to Leavenworth Smithton Warrensburg and Kansas City. Charters, delegates, and officials attend meetings in St Louis and Warsaw.

Fannie Bonner Holden Bertha Gertrude Hinshaw Kansas City Emmett Gordon Jefferson Site

Husking Corn by East Broadway Ladies Aid Party

Members of the Ladies Aid society of East Broadway Christian church traveled to D. J. Williams’ farm two and a half miles east to husk corn. The harvest will be brought back for sale at a public auction or private sale if a buyer is found. Attending were Mesdames Bradley, Jaynes, Alcorn, Manker, Bo Cole, Orrison, Nicholson, Northway, and McVey with driver Gi M Headley. A noon dinner was hosted by Mrs. Williams with assistance from Mrs. Headley and Mrs. Landes.

Ladies’ Aid Society East Broadway Christian Church D. J. Williams Mesdames J. A. Bradley Ro Jaynes C. W., Alcorn A. Manker TH. Bo Cole J. 4. Orrison KE. . Nicholson M. Kk. Northway B. McVey Gi. M. Headley Williams Headley

Delegates Named for Grand Lodge Meetings

Equity lodge No. 26 A O U W elected J S Bosserman as a delegate to the grand lodge to meet in St Louis next March. Ein trecht lodge No 176 chose Charles Wentzieman as a delegate at its meeting last night. Amity lodge will elect its delegate Friday night.

Grand Lodge Equity Lodge No J.S. Bosserman St. Louis Charles Wentzieman Eintrecht Lodge Amity Lodge

Miss Laura Gentry to Lecture on Mark Twain

Miss Laura Gentry will lecture on Mark Twain Friday evening at the First Christian church. Many good seats remain in the auditorium and single tickets are available. Call West's to reserve seats, and course ticket holders are entitled to this event.

Twain Laura Gentry First Christian Church West’s

Count Kesselring the Swiss Italian in Louisville

Emile K Kesselring a member of an old Swiss family an army officer and Swiss banking representative in Algiers died in a Louisville infirmary He was known as Count Kesselring at the Galt house where he began as a window washer and rose to chief clerk His Berne relatives held leading roles in Swiss affairs.

Louisville Switzerland Europe Algiers Woril Emile K. Kesselring Kesselring Galt House Berne Republic

Tipton Items Report Local Social and Travel Notes

Local residents visit and travel details include Mrs Mary Douley going to Sedalia to visit daughter Mrs Gillis Moore. R L Harriman from Buneceton bound for Texas on an extended auctioneering trip. Miss Stella Carlos and sister from Buneceton visit Tipton. Prof A H Santer of Boonville visits. Thanksgiving dinner by Presbyterian ladies raised funds. Flower club to meet to elect officers. P W Henry of Bank of Tipton travels to Indianapolis. Wim Maclay visiting Jefferson City. Mrs Elizabeth Miller of California guests at City hotel. Reverend matters and social notes mark a quiet Tipton week.

Mary Douley Sedalia Gillis Moore Boonville R. L. Harriman Buneceton Tipton Texas Southwest Stella Carlos Bunceton A. H. Santer The Presbyterian Church Suskie Flower Club F. L. Fry P. W. Henry Bank of Tipton Indianapolis Ind Wim. Maclay Jefferson City Fd Ford Elizabeth Miller California Jessie Hornbeck City Hotel

Family seeks aid for Frank Dunton defense funds

The wife and daughter of Frank Dunton, charged with the murder of Amiel Meyer, circulated a petition on the streets today to raise funds for his defense.

Frank Dunton Amiel Meyer

Dying Newsman Jake Sitton Remains at Columbia Home

A private message to O. LP. Wilcox reports Jake Sitton once a Sedalia Democrat reporter and later city office worker is at death's door at relatives in Columbia Missouri. Sitton formerly lived in Sedalia and Mrs Sitton is J M Pendricks daughter. Robert Hendricks and family will travel to Columbia to be by his bedside.

O. LP Wilcox Jake Sitton Columbia Sitton Sedalia Coluiobia

Robbers in Box Car Hold-Up at Northwestern Yards

Seven tramps barricaded in a Northwestern freight box car in Waukegan Illinois at midnight fought off two policemen with clubs and revolvers before being arrested. One escaped. The interior of the car held a stove bunks and carpets and provisions including chickens and turkeys to last months. Some stolen goods from the city were found in the car.

Waukegan Ill

Dunton Preliminary Hearing Placed On Saturday

The preliminary hearing for Frank Dunton charged with killing Amiel Meyer was continued in Justice N H Rogers court until Saturday morning at 10. The adjournment aims to allow Doynton time to obtain legal counsel.

Frank Dunton Amiel Meyer N. H. Rogers Doynton

Mountain Tea Offer from W. E. Bard Drug Co

A vintage sales note promises Mountain Tea at the Bard Drug Company store with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure, framed as a fair cents offer.

W. E. Bard Drug Company

Wanted Fifty Girls at Once for Steady Wages

Help wanted advertisement from J. A. Lamy Mfg Co. seeks fifty girls for immediate, steady work with no wages specified in this brief notice.

J. A. Lamy Mfs Co

New Wood Yard Opens at Golds Lumber Yard Corner Massachusetts

A new wood yard named New Wood Yard opens at the Gold’s Lumber Yard corner of Massachusetts Street offering sawed wood and fence posts with delivery citywide. Prices run from four to four fifty per cord, cash.

Gold Cor Massachusetts Sts

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