Local residents visit, travel, and business in city
Mrs A B Whitney leaves for Seymour Indiana to visit relatives. Miss Blanche Creed of Arkansas City joins Mrs Will DeBold. Mrs William Meyers of Parsons Kansas visits her parents Mr and Mrs D Kinsey. Mrs Sallie Robinson returns home to Muscogee Indiana after visiting Dr W T Thomas family. Mrs James Mara and Kate Houx of St Louis arrive for a visit with Mrs Chas P Brown. Stephen Pickey, New York Life agent from St Joe, has been in the city on business and leaves for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Whitney
Seymour
Ind
Blanche Creed
Arkansas City
Will DeBold
William Meyers
Parsons, Kas
D. Kin
Sallie Robinson
W. T. Thomas
Muscogee
James Mara
Kate Houx
St. Louis
Chas. P. Brown
South Ohio Street
M.A. Fulkerson
Columbia
Stephen Pickey
St. Joe
New York Life
Surprise Tacky Party Honors Miss Maude Farley
A Tuesday evening surprise tacky party at East Sixth street home honored Miss Maude Farley. About twenty guests enjoyed the candy pulling and refreshments of potato chips pickles nuts and pretzels. Attendees included Maude Brandt Arline Phipps Ruby Jolly Lelia Yeager Louise Phipps Madeline Huston Christine Spencer Ada Dunlap Opal Hoffman Charles Rohn Leonard Glenn Earle Cundiff Sol Brill Edward Hansam James Collins Shelley Patterson Dell Shields Robert Estill Willie Waldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Farley
East Sixth Street
Maude Brandt
Arline Phipps
Ruby Jolly
Lelia Yeager
Louise Phipps
Madeline Huston
Christine Spencer
Ada Dunlap
Opal Hoffman
Alderman Ed Staton Visits Jefferson City on Business
Alderman Ed Staton of Jefferson City was in town on business today. The item notes a visit with no further details, mentioning his role and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Staton
Jefferson City
Ladies Musical Club Elects New Members and Plans Growth
At this morning's meeting Katherine Cassidy Allie Hunicke and Mrs A L Short ridge were elected associate members, Ella Gentry admitted to active membership, and the club voted to enlarge associate life. A Schumann program followed with papers songs and piano pieces by Ott Gentry Myers Scott Weeks Trausam Parris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Musical Club
Katherine Cassidy
Allie Hunicke
A. L. Shortridge
Ella Gentry
Schumann
Ott
Myers
Scott
Lucy Gentry
Miss Scott
Maud Weeks
Grenadiers
Edward Trausam
Isaac Parris
Ida Myers
Boy Shows Lifesaving Relief From Membranous Croup
A Winchester Indiana boy is saved from membranous croup after a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar, praised by the boy's father C W Lynch who calls it life saving. Also ad pieces promote Frisco System night trains to Jacksonville via Kansas City and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with endorsements from Governor G W Atkinson and W E Bard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Lynch
Winchester
Ind
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Fla
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Frisco
G. W. Atkinson
West Virginia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Weather: Snow This Afternoon Then Colder Tonight
A snow fall is forecast for this afternoon and tonight with colder temperatures in the west. Thursday is expected to be generally fair and cold in the eastern areas.
New Subscriber Listed in V00OV 0 V0ON0VCVWV
A newly recorded subscriber in the V00OV system, identified by code V900HO000GV0ODID000, appears in the latest update. Details on name or address are not provided.
Mike Rimer Receives Salary Advance at Court
The county court, before adjourning, granted Janitor Mike Rimer a Christmas salary advance from 50 to 80 dollars per month. The increase takes effect January 1, 1904, after a delegation of courthouse officials urged the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rimer
Court House
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Taylor
Farris Phar
Macy
Sey
I. A. Shepard
Tipton
Joseph Staples
Lamonte
FE. H. Calef
Missouri Pacific
Inez
Ursula Terry
Rollins Snerry
Cape Girardeau
W. C. Terry
Camarine E Molle
THE
Sentinel
Nellie Fuller
Denver
Rocky
Sedalia
Stevenson
Stevenson Packing Co
Despond
Cardus
Tetheet
Cardui
the Ladies Musical Club
Club
Southeastern
Fred Harvey
Beara
Mike
J. Waldman
Prop
Old First Nat'l Bank Bldg
Ohio Street
Cath and Hat
Dow Drug
Second and
Ohio Streets
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