Personal notices of residents touring and visiting
Will and Arch Hall of Lamonte and Sol Sandridge of Houstonia were in the city on business. Miss Lena Grimshaw guests in St. Louis. J. H. Bothwell left for St. Louis on business. Nina Higgins returns from Kansas City. Dr. H. Mitchell of Lamonte mingles with friends. Will and Adi Hal of Lamonte transacted business. S. E. Spencer the traveling shoeman visited Otterville. L. T. Beck traveled to Jefferson City for a day of business. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Oman return to Lamonte after a visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stewart depart for Texas for several weeks. Mrs. Nannie Estill and daughters Mary and Nannie return from St. Louis. Rev. E. A. Neville leaves for Warrensburg for a short visit. Steve Connor visits Marshall before returning to Lamonte. Charles Shoemaker of Herman returns home. Mrs. Chares P. Hall and son Charles Hall Jr. depart for Santa Barbara for the winter. C. E. Park and family depart for Denver Cal to make a future home. Walter Dalby and Dell Shields return to Columbia to resume studies. P. M. Wileeken and J. R. Robinson visit the city. Robinson recently returned from Oklahoma. Charlie Potz of Green Ridge goes to assist in drug inventory. Dr. Samuel Conway of Texarkana departs. his son Dr. Will Conway of St. Louis hospital accompanies. Dr. C. McGurren returns from St. Louis. daughter Marie improves after operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Grimshaw
St. Louis
J. H. Bothwell
Nina Higgins
Kansas City
H. ‘. Mitchell
Lamonte
Will
Adi Hal
S. E. Spencer
Otterville
L. T. Beck
Jefferson City
E. A. Neville
Calvary Parish
Warrensburg
Steve Connor
Marshall
Chares Shoemaker
Herman, Mo
Chares P. Hall
Charles Hall, Jr
Santa Barbara
Cal
C. E. Park
Camp Branch
Denver
Robinson
Oklahoma
Charlie Potz
W. E. Bard
Er. C. McGurren
Marie
Memorial Day for Slain Jews Observed in Chicago
Chicago marks a memorial day for Jews slain in Russia with orthodox and reform services. A large parade forms at Twelfth Street and Michigan Avenue, with thousands of Jews and many clubs joining the downtown procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Twelfth Street
Michigan Avenue
Ludemann Re-elected Clerk in Russell Camp Meeting
Russell camp No 2065 Modern Woodmen of America elected officers for the ensuing year. F L Ludemann was re elected clerk for the fourteenth consecutive time reflecting his efficiency. New officers include J S McKelvey consul F D Momberg worthy adviser Lee Gardner banker and several physicians and managers. The Tribe of Ben Hur also elected officers including H L Barnum past chief Mrs Rose Frick chief J B E Hoidner judge and others. Installations planned for the first meeting night in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Ludemann
J. S. McKelvey
F. D. Momberg
Tribe of
Ben Hur
H. L. Barnum
Rose Frick
J. BE. Hoidner
Nellie Lang
Joe Paradis
L. V. Hutchings
Armillia Peterson
Roy Lang
Elmer Arnold
Inner Gate
E. E. Meyers
Outer Gate
George Arnold
G. W. Owens
J. O. Frick
Wichita Tribe Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
The Wichita Tribe of Indians elected new officers at a regular Monday night meeting. Lawrence Laupheimer was chosen Prophet, A. M. Parks Sachem, John Bonker Senior Sagamore, Hiram A. Steach Junior Sagamore, Harry Beers Chief of Records, Clem Honkomp Keeper of Wampum, and F. S. Milligan Collector of Wampum. Five candidates—Pyle, Tom Kaylor, Herb Stoneman, Mike Maroney, and Jodie Weyant—received initiatory in the presence of a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Tribe of Indians
Lawrence Laupheimer
A. M. Parks
John Bonker
Sagamore
Hiram A. Steach
Harry Beers
Clem Honkomp
Wampum
Knights of Security Initiates Seven At Queen City Meeting
At a Queen City council meeting held in the Royal Tribe of Joseph hall last night all seats were filled and extra chairs provided. Seven applications were received with initiations for Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dawson, J. T. Prine and M. Shope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Council
Knights and Ladies of Security
Joseph Hall
J. A. Dawson
J. T. Prine
M. Shope
The Great Silverware Sale Continues This Week
An extensive stock of Rogers Bros 1847 and other silverware is offered at wholesale-like prices. Teaspoons sell for 2.25 per set, tablespoons 5 to 6, knives and forks 15 per set, plus 4.50 for a full Wm Rogers knife and fork set and 75 cents for a sugar shell and twist butter knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Brothers
Forbes Silver Co
Humans Silver Co
Rogers Bros
Jelly Spoons Rogers Large Berwick Item
Berwick store lists Jelly Spoons Rogers model at a sale price of 69 cents, originally valued at $1.50. Item described as a large jelly spoon with Rogers brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Gravy Ladies Yorkshire Gravy Cream Ladies Sale
An advertisement offers gravy items at a value of $1.75. The listing highlights Yorkshire gilted gravy and cream ladies products with pricing indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
Rogers Bros Berry Spoon in French Gray Finish
Rogers Bros presents a large A-1 Berry Spoon with French gray finish priced at 2.50, value for 725 items and 660 66 dos plus 8 ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Bros
Bread and Cake Trays French Gray Border Pattern
Sales note describes bread and cake trays with French gray border and raised flower pattern. Item listed as 95 with price 4.50. Additional short text references oval finish and value 2.50 Pa 06s 0 bh 644.06.
Wednesday Specials Showcases Fur Scarfs and Shoes
Advertises ladies fur scarfs and a shoe deal under a Wednesday specials section. Mentions values like 1.25 and 4.00 with unclear product details and scattered catalog numbers. The fragmented line hints at promotional prices and vendor codes but lacks full item descriptions.
Mittens Bargain Offer for Ladies and Misses
Warm wool mittens for ladies and misses offered at an exceptional bargain. Regular value 25 cents, now only 10 cents. Limited quantities.
Local fraternal groups plan Wednesday officer elections
Sedalia Camp No. 5570 M W A will elect officers Wednesday night. Camp No. 16 Woodmen of the World also votes that evening with about 500 members urged to attend. Sedalia Council Knights of Columbus will nominate candidates for offices at tonight's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Woodmen of the World
Sedalia Council
Knights of Columbus
Hicks Sells Maltby MCCO Coffee Daily Roast
Hicks announces Maltby's MCCO Coffee is roasted fresh each day and sold locally. The daily roast guarantees bright flavor and consistent quality for customers seeking premium coffee.
College Sports And A Useless Son In A Quick Quip
A humorous Chicago Daily News quote mocks college sports as useless citing a farmer calling his son Hiram a useless college sport. The piece also advertises Chas Van Antwerp selling Maltby MCCO Coffee roasted daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Chicago Daily News
Missouri Pacific Shopmen Plan Rail Request
Missouri Pacific shopworkers seek a morning and evening train to the shops. A meeting is set for tomorrow night at City Hall, with a committee to approach railroad officials and request transit service for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Freight Car Does Tricks On Rails At Wyoming Yard
In Laramie Wyoming December 5 a freight conductor Stewart backed onto the main line from track No 7 tearing two switches and ripping live lights from them. A loose wheel on his car partially derailed a truck causing the strange incident before the wheel rejoined the rail at Forelle and the car returned to the first station east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Stewart
Leits
Forelle
Wizard of Electricity Demonstrates Powers at Christian Church
In tonight’s Second Lecture Course at First Christian church Reno P. Welbourn, dubbed The Wizard of Electricity, will perform spectacular feats. He burns water for fuel and converts ocean motion to power, lights with sun energy, runs a mill by sound, and dispenses fog to summon rain. Admission is 25 cents with no extra reserve fee.
Burlington road improves depot as stoves heat waiting room
The Burlington road confirms ongoing improvements with a major depot upgrade. This morning two large coal stoves were installed, replacing the previously dirty and inadequate heating, marking a step forward for passenger comfort in the waiting area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Democrat
Burlington Road
Knights Templar Commandery to Meet December 5
St Omer Commandery No 11 Knights Templar will hold a regular conclave on Tuesday December 5 at 7 30 p m in full dress uniform for inspection Election of officers and luncheon follow George E McNeil E C J W Mallery Recorder
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St. Omer
Knights Templar
Local Laborers and Supervisors Listed in Windsor and Smithville
Wesley Kelley a crusher laborer and Charles Williams plus Jasper Foster and Ernest Jeffery listed as extra gangs in Windsor Missouri. J W Ixinney a car repairer in Denison Texas. E J McDowell foreman in Smithville Texas.
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Wesley Kelley
Crusher
Sweeney
Moe
Charles Williams
Extra Gang
Windsor
Jasper Foster
J. W. iXinney
Denison
Texas
E. J. McDowell
Smithville
Ladies' Fine Wool Sweaters at Bargain Price
Gray and black sweaters offered at a great bargain with a price of $1.50 each. Stock appears limited and aimed at value shoppers seeking warm, affordable knitwear.
Katy staff doctor visits Kansas City and other travel notes
Dr. John Schrant of the Katy hospital staff left for a visit in Kansas City. C I Evans, new Katy traveling engineer, moved with his family to Parsons Kansas. Mike Murney a Lexington branch brakeman left for Auburn New York for a month with relatives. Peter Velmer a Katy high line railway postal clerk enjoys a short vacation with Postal Clerk Crowl covering his run. Edward Simmonds facing demotion from foreman to machinist at Missouri Pacific shops in St. Louis reportedly attempted suicide after heavy distress from the cut. He slashed his throat with a razor yesterday.
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John Schrant
Katy Hospital
Kansas City
C. I. Evans
Katy
Parsons, Kan
Mike Murney
Lexington
Auburn
N. Y
Peter Velmer
a_ railway
Crowl
Machinst
Missouri Pacific
Ewing and
Chouteau Avenues
St. Louis
Edward Simmonds
Ladies' Short Coats in All Colors at Bargain Prices
Local shop advertises ladies short coats in brown black blue with latest styles and fine workmanship at exceptional bargains. Five dollar values emphasize strong savings for shoppers.
Sylvan Kahn Celebrates 34th Birthday at St Louis Clothing
Sylvan Kahn, proprietor of the St. Louis Clothing company, marks his thirty fourh birthday today. He is well remembered by family and friends for his industry and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Kahn
St. Louis Clothing Company
J H Johnson Sells MCCO Coffee Fresh Roasted Daily
Local retailer J H Johnson advertises MCCO Coffee roasted fresh each day in shop windows and on handbills, highlighting daily grind quality and aroma.
McGinley Sells Maltby’s MCCO Coffee Daily Roasted
McGinley announces the sale of Maltby’s MCCO Coffee with fresh roasts produced each day for customers seeking a daily brewed option from a local roaster.
Maltbys MCCO Coffee Scent and Taste Highlighted in Ad
A promotional line extols Maltbys MCCO Coffee with claims it looks good smells better and tastes best. The upbeat tagline emphasizes quality and appeal to entice reader interest in the product.
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Maltby’s
MCCO
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Remedy Ad
Fair tonight and Wednesday mild in east and south portions. The most pleasant safest and best remedy for coughs colds croup whooping cough is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. Expels cold by acting as a cathartic on the bowels. Sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
W. E. Bard Drug Co
County Court Action Grants Fee Bills and License
The Sedalia county court approved November fee bills totaling 531 dollars and 58 cents. It also granted a dramshop license to W. J. Riley & Co, successor to H. F. Bremer, whose license was denied due to Bremer being a non resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Riley & Co
H. F. Bremer
Mr. Bremer
Sedalia
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Will and Arch Hall
Sol Sandridge
Houstonia
Walter Dalby
Dell Shields
The
State University
Columbia
P. M. Wileeken and
J. R. Robin
Chicago
P. H. Meyer
Dl ‘Ma
Cash Ory Ca
Russell Camp
Wichita Tribe of Red Men
S. M. Hodges
BF. Lucking
Ben Hur Court
Wichita Tribe
Wm. Rogers
Ee Ee
Eee
Hicks
Chas. van Antwerp
News OF the Rail
Mrs. Monahan-Collier
Ohio Street
Rothwell
Missouri
Democratic National Committee
Moberly
Republican State Committee
Mr. Rothwell
Bothwell
Mr. Bothwell
Post-Dispatch
Christian Church
Wizard of Electricity
the Wizard of Electricity
Reno
Clinton
Geo. E. McNeil
E. C. J. W. Mallery
Recorder
Ernest Jeffery
Windsor Mo
Childs’ Eiderdown
J. H. Johnson
McGinley
County Court Business
Dunkin’s DrugStore
South
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