Otterville Items in December News From Missouri
Otterville Missouri notes report Thanksgiving sermon by Rev C H Harrell at Cumberland Presbyterian church. Local visits include Ernest Halley of Boonville guest of Halley family and Frank Milner with family moving from Smithton. Several residents ill with typhoid fever or catarrhal fever and a horse injury near the Stony Point area.
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Otterville
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
C. H. Harrell
Ernest Halley
Boonville
Dave Halley
G. H. Berry
Florence
Florence Smith
Versailles
W. S. Huffman
Spencer
Judge Daugherty
Little Morgan
John R. Gunn
Booneville
Hary Hutensenpiller
Morgan County
Stony Point
J. W. Small
Mr. Benson
New Lebanon
A. L. Zollinger
R. E. Howlett
Higginsville
Maurine Edwards
Gus Agee
Sedalia
Frank Milner
Smithton
Beaman Girl Recovers After Tumor Operation
Miss Maude Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lee Beaman was operated on for a tumor at the city hospital by Dr Dunlap last week and is now able to sit up and improve rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Lee
John Lee
Beaman
City Hospital
Dunlap
Confederate Home in Higginsville Elects New Leader and Staff
The State Confederate Home board met in Higginsville Mo with full attendance and elected W H Kavanaugh as superintendent, L J Pace as assistant superintendent, and Dr N E Howlett as surgeon at $90 monthly. Laura Mitchell re elected stenographer and B F Murdock reported 1901 finances totaling about 69 850 with salaries hospital building and other items.
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Higginsville
State Confederate Home
George Patton
W. H. Kavanaugh
Patton
Versailles
J. L. Pace
Jefferson City
N. E. Howlett
Otterville
W. C. Webb
Laura Mitchell
B. F. Murdock
Local Residents and Visitors Pass Through Marshall
A crowded note of social and business activity in Marshall includes visits from Tipton and St. Louis residents, travels to Kansas City and Jefferson City, loans offered by Morris Real Estate and others, and upcoming weddings in Marshall society. Several merchants and professionals such as D Merriwether, W M Johnson, M B Coleman, and J E James are mentioned alongside local engagements and travel.
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Taylor
Ab Clapton
St. Louis
KE. C. White
Jefferson City
Jule Matthews
Topeka
Kas
William Matthews
M. B
East Sedalia
H. W. Wood
Little Son
Camille Sicher
Kansas City
M. B. Coleman
Emmett Fisher
J. D. Hail
M. Garton
Oklahoma
Prof
J. W. Agey
Central Business College
Warrensburg
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
William Courtney
Boonville
I. A. Shepherd
Lamonte
Wensell
Claude
W. H. Oglesby
W. H. Highleyman
R. A. Higdon
Katie
Tale of Bloody Shirts Near Dresden
Two blood stained and powder burned shirts were found in a remote area near Dresden yesterday. Police suspect a robbery wound and disposal of clues to avoid identification.
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Dresden
Calf Stolen From Bolton Barn
A Jersey calf about one year old was stolen last night from E. S. Bolton's barn at Eleventh and Hancock. The thieves cut a hole and broke a lock to enter. no clues to their identity have been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Bolton
Eleventh
Hancock Streets
Library Board Adds Reverend Simpson to Fill Vacant Seat
The library board held its regular meeting last night and transacted routine business. Rev. F. W. Simpson joined the board to fill the unexpired term of Maurice McCabe who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
F. W. Simpson
Maurice McCabe
Fyricide Fire Killer advertised for Pettis county
An agent seeks help to sell Fyricide Fire Killer across the West. Promoted as safe and simple by fire chiefs and insurers, the product claims no acid liquid leakage or exploding risk. Price three dollars with quick money for bright agents. apply to Van B. Wisker in Sedalia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Fire Appliance Company
New York
Pettis County
van B. Wisker
Royal Tribe
Sedalia
Road contracts in Sedalia district to be awarded
For constructing a one-half mile rock road at the north end of Longwood rock road and a one-half mile gravel or rock road on Petty road. For information and specifications see E. R. Blair secretary at Sedalia National Bank. Contracts will be awarded December 9 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood Rock
Petty Road
E. R. Blair
Sedalia National Bank
Woodmen Call for Annual Election of Officers
Sovereigns are requested to meet at our hall Wednesday evening to attend the annual election of officers for the ensuing year. E. M. Shields, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Shields
Buck's Hot Blast Oak The Greatest 20th Century Burner
A promotional notice touts Buck's Hot Blast Oak as the greatest wonder of the twentieth century and the most economical soft coal burner. It claims it consumes all gases and smoke and makes no clinkers and invites readers to see them at P Hoffman's store.
Loomis Taffies Made with Cream Not Water and Milk
Loomis offers taffies not made of water and milk but of pure cream. Prices are ten cents a pound for Loomis taffies and for peanut and cocoanut taffy, also ten cents a pound.
Red Cross Ball Blue A World Best Detailing Two-Ounce Packets
Red Cross Ball Blue is described as the best in the world and two ounce packages are priced at five cents.
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