Personal brief notices from town and travel
A list of residents, visitors, and travelers including M. L. Myers dentist in Hoffman building. Charles Major from Windsor, George E. Dugan to Moberly, Clara Scheiner to Atchison, John Cashman to Kansas City, and others moving about or visiting places like Ardmore, Camden county, Cole Camp, Boonville, Green Ridge, and Warrensburg. Various local workers, salesmen, and clergy are noted with travels to Clinton, St. Louis, Chicago, and Albuquerque as well.
Railroads plan expansion eyed by Mexican Gulf port visit
A Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway delegation led by President Rouse and engineer S. B. Fisher visited Mexico to study Tampico as a Gulf port and potential extension from San Antonio via Brownsville. The trip followed earlier Tampico dispatches, with officials returning to St. Louis after visiting Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Globe-Democrat
Tampico
Mex
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
San Antonio
Tex
Brownsville
Rouse
S. B. Fisher
Mexico
San Marcos
Houston
St. Louis
Hospital Arrivals
Jerry O Connor a section laborer from Letot and Lew Dillard a section laborer from Dallas are listed as hospital arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry O’connor
Lew Dillard
Dallas
Notable Travels and Homecoming Travelers
Louis Ritchie returns from a business trip along the Lexington branch. Edna Crenshaw comes back Sunday from a pleasant visit at Boenville. Ada Price of Jefferson City visits Edna Crenshaw on Monday. Eva Karnahan of El Dorado Kansas arrives to attend Robbins' Business College. Dr. B Raber returns from a six months tour of Europe Egypt Ireland and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Yancey
M. K. & T. Hospital
Kansas City
Alton Easton
Dunn Mercantile Agency
Cairo
Ill
W. H. H. Meyers
Pleasant Hill
E. E. Johnston
Emery
Mattoon
Edith Hill
Warrensburg
Ella Carvel
Bente & Wilson
C. A. Buchanan
Clinton
Lillian Applegate
Nell Deil
Ella Goodwin
Lexington
Lulu Stotts
Louis Ritchie
Edna Crenshaw
Boonville
Ada Price
Jefferson City
Edna Cren
Eva Karnahan
el Dorado, Kas
Robbins’ Business College
Dr. B. Raber
Europe
Egypt
Ireland
Among the Trains
A.B. Drew, MK&T general freight agent, is seriously ill at home. T. E. DeBreit of Katy traveled the High line today. John Lorsh, MP machinist, works with floor gang briefly. B. R. Cromley, MP brakeman, is laid off. Oscar Dawson and others plan a hunt at Cole Camp. Phil Swickhamer, MP extra conductor, laid off. C. T. Philips, MP extra brakeman, switching at Independence. George Kennedy, 77, Confederate veteran, fell beneath a Mis-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Drew
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
T. E. DeBreit
Katy
John Lorsh
Missouri Pacific
B. R. Cromley
Oscar Dawson
Dad Philips
John Henry
John Wiley
Cole Camp
Phil Swickhamer
C. T. Philips
Independence
George Kennedy
Calendars for 1901 Offered by Fisher Printing Co
The Fisher Printing Co of 119 East Second street offers hundreds of calendars daily for Pettis and surrounding counties. Their stock is described as large and artistic and the cheapest yet shown in Sedalia. Merchants are urged to call or ring 149 for samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Printing Co
East Second Street
Pettis
Sedala
Convening of Congress Opens With Administration Grip
Washington session of the Fifty-sixth congress opens with a businesslike air as committees meet and senators confer after the president's message. The administration appears to have a tight grasp on Congress to push key measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fifty-sixth Congress
House
Administration
Congress
Educate Your Bowels With Cascareta
An old advertisement touts Cascareta as a cure for constipation by Candy Cathartie. It promises relief with a 2c trial and a druggist refund if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C.C
Society notes from the Good Will Club meeting
The Good Will Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Han sam’s home. A paper titled The Shamite Woman was read by Mrs. Christianson in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wood’s Opera House
Dick Ferris
The
Grace Hayward Co
T. Fleischmann
Ohbic
Sis
Sedalia, Mo
Sedalia Camp No. 16
Wednnesday
T.3
Robb
E. M. Shields
Sedalia
Wear
John Stark & Son
Laclede Avenue
Biohs
Loros
Ed J. Evans
Insurance
Agency
Ohio St
Tewney D. G. Co
England
Home Tea & Coffee Co
Ohio Street
M. L. Myers
Hoffman
Charlie Major
Windsor
George E. Dugan
Moberly
Clara Scheiner
Atchison, Kas
John Cashman
L. R. Cook
Joseph M. Davis
Ardmore, I. T
Povinemaster Beatty
Camden County
L. D. Bolton
D. Francis
Charlie Kelk
Gertrude Seelover
H. W. Harris
Green Ridge
Paul Huckins
Columbia
Henry Blatterman
J. T. Weisenbach
Benton County
Holmes Hall
C. E. Johns
Brakeman Deleplain
T. W. Bast
T. G. Prickett
Springfield
C. E. Messerly
Warsaw
H. A. Northcutt
Kirksville
First Christian Church
Harry McNamara
Emma Keck
Chicago
Sidney Kingsbaker
Quincey
Versailles
Sol Kingsbaker
Schells City
J.J. Berthe
Jos. P. Herrington
I. D. Turner
West Fifth
S. Yanow
S. Waldman
Albuquerque
Muskogee
A. Thompson
John C. Reasor
American Express
North Sherman
A. W. Stewart
Abell Ohio
Albert Kahn
Propr
Shaw
Dorn
Chas. E. Wes
Convening OF
Dorn & Cloney
E. E. Bixby
C. E
Whitney
Tenth
Vermont
Will Cloney
Ben Redman
A. Thurston
Ays
Wilson
Volcano
Pennsylvania
Chester
EWART
Marshall
Second Street
South Pacific
Higginsville
Bard’s
Big City
Maurice Weisburgh
Ladies’ and Men’s Tailor
Ohio
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