Local Notices and Personal News
Brown Harris travels to St Louis for probate judges conference. Miss Beulah Harris leaves for Kansas City. Miss Johnson returns to Holden. Walter McMillin takes a position in Lamonte. Miss Martha Hopkins returns to Fort Worth. Little Margaret Griffith departs for Kansas City. Dr J T Bronson listed as sick. Mrs A J McMillin travels to Lamonte. Other bargain notices and household ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hopkins
East Sixth Street
Fort Worth
Texas
Margaret Griffith
Dorothy Mackey
Kansas City
Local residents pass through city on various journeys
Holden visits to Pilot Grove to see his mother while Paul Wensell of Lamonte heads to Houstonia for Briscoe's mill. Miss Ina Dunlap leaves for Emporia Kansas, others depart for Kansas City for work or visits. Several locals are noted for purchases, social visits, and schooling while F S Tredway returns from Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Elks Hotel
Pilot Grove
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
Paul Wensell
Lamonte
Houstonia
Briscoe
M. B. Coleman
B. G. Wilkerson
Mary Griffith
Kansas City
Katy Noxon
Rudy
Audrey Gray F. S. Tredway
International Correspondence Schools
Clinton
Horses Recovered After Theft Report In Capital
Horses believed stolen from S. G. Mason were recovered Tuesday afternoon. An earlier Sentinel item about the alleged theft was killed at Mason's request. The Knights of the Maccabees held a social session last night and adjourned at midnight to Pioneer hall to aid the Pioneer Verein in watching exit of 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Mason
Sentinel
Knights of the Maccabees
Pioneer Hall
Pioneer Verein
Cashman will not seek re nomination as Pettis County prosecutor
Prosecuting Attorney Cashman announces he will not run again, choosing regular legal practice instead. The move shocks friends though he cites better earnings in private criminal work. The article notes notable cases and broad city impact during his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashman
The
Sentinel
Postal Clerk Bound Over In Grab Sale Case
Cobus H. Buss a K Line postal clerk was bound over after preliminary examination on charges of stealing rifling and embezzling two letters to the Reliable Poultry Company of Quincy Illinois. Inspectors Houck and Reid testified about test letters containing money found on a train. The defense is James H. Anderson. Buss’s brother Charles was present at the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Reid
Inspector Houck
Allen E. Kidd
Illinois
Buss
Grand
Farmer’s and Merchants Bank
Houck and Reid
Hannibal Courier-Post
United States
George C. Moore
W. P. Houck
Fort Smith
Ark
Col. Dice
Whitus
Bard's Grab Sale Slashes to 29 Dollars This Sunday
The elegant heating store at F. Taylor Cain's drops prices from 40 to 29 dollars this Sunday. The price has fallen a dollar daily for eleven days and will continue dropping by a dollar each day until stock is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Taylor Cain
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Beulah Harris
H. R. McCutcheon
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Miss Johnson
Ellsworth Calhoun
Peter Pehl
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G. T. Meyer
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Will Brill
Ina Dunlap
Lege
Cladie Jeans
Minnie Staples
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H. L. Sxwext
Lafayette
Tex
Rupepsia
Saat M. A
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Adamana
Ariz
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Mayo
Swaposa Co
Cisen Ave
Ular
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McBride
Bill Farris
Laura King
George Strickland
Pettis
Harry B. Strickland
Mrs. Strickland
Green Ridge
Hanni
Commis
Sioner
Anderson
Reid
Chas. Bard
Cobus
Hitchcock
James H. Anderson
Keokuk
Charles Buss
Quincy, Ill
Runnning
Yours Sincerely
DOW Drug Company
Mnas
Bard
Missouri
McGowan’s Pharmacy
Selec
Xmas
Alway At
Wgowan Pharmacy
Ueensware and ‘Slassware
Ohio St
Nice
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