Local people and visitors noted in Clinton daily roundup
Prof Steininger went to Holden this morning. W D Ham came from California Mo yesterday and called at Huckins. D W Wisheid of Hannibal was in town and registered at Huckins. Dr Robbins of California Mo was here yesterday. J West Goodwin visits in Chicago. Frank J Creagen of St Louis, ex resident, bought E O Brown farm six miles east of Sedalia and a neighboring tract and will move in January. Theo Creutzel resumed duties in the recorder’s office. EF F Rush and wife returned from Galveston Texas. Judge J N Dalby went to Raymond Mo by busi ness. Mrs C M Zeigle of Bunceton visited J T Crenshaw family and left this morning. A L Gardner of Maplewood visiting at the Elks. Oscar Shoerner, plumber, left for California Mo to finish a contract for Ilgenfritz Hardware. Robert Griffith went to Cole Camp on business. William Farris, druggist, ill with lagrippe. Mr and Mrs Aubin Farris will visit holidays with Mrs T T Duncan at Columbia Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Steininger
Holden
W .D. Ham
California
Huckins
D. W. Wisheid
Hannibal
Dr. Robbins
J. West Goodwin
Chicago
Frank J. Creagen
St. Louis
Clinton
E. O. Brown
Sedalia
Theo. Creutzel
Recorder’s Office
Robert Griffith
Cole Camp
William Farris
Aubin Farris
T. T. Duncan
Columbia, Mo
Notable Visitors and Residents Seen in Sedalia
Fred Williams returned from Holden today. Judge X Ryland of Higginsville was in the city en route to St Louis. H M Gibbs of Montserrat visited briefly while returning home from Hugginsville. Elmer Murray, NY Poultry and Egg Co. local manager, went east. W J Crawford and wife came from Sedalia to visit their parents J W Crawford and wife Lamonte Record. Tom O Ban non enjoyed the association of friends in Sedalia Saturday. E W Elden of Elkhart Illinois, who bought the Hinton Gorell farm via Porter Real Estate, is in town finalizing the deal. he plans to rent the farm and move to Pettis County next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williams
Holden
Judge X. Ryland
Higginsville
St. Louis
H. M. Gibbs
Montserratt
Hugginsville
Elmer Murray
New York Poultry and Egg Company
W. J. Crawford
Sedalia
J. W. Crawford
Larmonte
Tom O'Bannon
Lamonte
E. W. Elden
Elkhart
Hinton Gorrell
Porter Real Estate Company
Mr. Elden
Pettis County
Weisburgs Tailoring Promises Upmarket Fit at Right Prices
The ad touts Weisburgs as the source of fashionably cut, well fitted clothes for men. It claims superior style and finish rivaling city tailors, with a wide stock and affordable prices, inviting readers to call Maurice Weisburg for proper dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weisburgh’s
Maurice Weisburg
Woman Fends Home Fire After Gas Jet Ignites Lace
Yesterday at 5 30 pm Lee Montgomery's residence on West Sixth Street faced a heavy smoke incident. Mrs. Montgomery and her three children, left alone as Mr. Montgomery visited relatives, quickly battled flames with rugs and water, preventing further damage. Loss was put at 75 to 100 dollars, covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Montgomery
Tll West Sixth Street
Babcock
Montgomery
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
I thank my friends and especially railroad employees for their many kindnesses during my recent deep affliction after the death of my wife.
Sedalia Seeks Bids for Sidewalk Reconstruction
City of Sedalia Missouri invites bids for replacing unlaid sidewalks on Cooper street from Grand avenue to Park avenue. Work follows 1902 ordinance condemning wooden and defective sidewalks and requires concrete stone or brick alternatives. Bids due before 5 p m on the Sunday of January 1903 with right to reject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Missouri
Cooper Street
Grand Avenue
Park Avenue
Seaali
C.E. Baker
Fire at J Waldman home on Fourth and Ohio
Fire crews were called at 7 15 last night to J Waldman’s home at Fourth and Ohio. Portieres lit by a match from a lamp flare up but Waldman removed the burning tapestry and stopped the blaze before the fire company arrived. Loss estimated at 25 to 30 dollars. goods insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Waldman
Fourth
Ohio
Montgomery
Portieres
Miss Finnigan and W Fickey wed after delay in Sedalia
The marriage of Stella Finnigan of St Louis to farmer William Fickey southwest of Sedalia was postponed when friends sent her by Missouri Pacific train. They finally married at 10 30 this morning with Judge T J Berry officiating. The couple will live on the groom's country farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Finnigan
St. Louis
William Fickey
T. 2
Berry
Missouri Pacific
Miss Finnigan
Sedal
Irwin
East Second Street
Private loan notice and attorney reference in city listing
A fragment lists C. Lawson attorney at Katie Building as contact for private loans and references Bell Telephone at 467. It mentions a special invoice of fine cigars for holiday trade at McGowan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ©. Lawson
Katie
Bell Telephone
McGowan’s
Deserved Reward For Pianist Elizabeth Ramlow
Miss Elizabeth Ramlow received a gold medal from Rev. Pfeiffer pastor of the German Evangelical church as appreciation for faithful church work and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ramlow
Pfeiffer
German Evangelical Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Krispa
Taylor
EF. F. Rush
Galveston, Texas
J. N. Dalby
Raymond, “Mo
C. M. Zeigle
Bunceton
J.T. Crenshaw
Ale. L. Gardner
Maplewood
the Elks
Oscar Shoerner
Ilgenfritz Hardware Company
Clifton Heights School
Jos. Cassman
Eupepsia Company
St. Louis, Ma
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Eupepsia Chemical, CO
Clark Avenue
ST. Louis, MO
Lee Montgomery and
Sedalia, Mo
McLaughlin Bros
Ohio Street
Avansino’s
A. Avensino
Q. C
Address Peal Medicine Co
Cleveland
Olby
Bard Drug T, Eee Es NA
LL. Foy Sequaila, Ivi
Lipstetter
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