Katy railroad updates and personnel moves reported
Railroad news lists Edward Childress extra gang Dennison Texas Harry Adams section laborer Temple Texas P Portman store clerk Automatic Couplers Conductor Wrightman Katy resumes run after Christmas layoff Katy trains closer to schedule officials hope Texas connection troubles easing Superintendent Finney Katy in Nevada Moody Rock Island contractor Windsor Pat Sheehan ex roadmaster Holden eyeing property here W H Page Pacific shopman hosting mother Mrs R A Page Cooper county Brakeman Walter Mann Jefferson City visits Pat Clifford wife DeSoto Mo Clifford boilermaker DeSoto shops Rock Island grading near Windsor expands force two more large gangs six seven miles west of Windsor fifty teams O M Collins heads to Chanute Kas to become Katy operator clerk
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Edward Childress
Extra Gang
Dennison
Texas
Harry Adams
Temple
P. Portman
Wrightman
Katy
N. J. Finney
Nevada
R. K. Moody
Rock Island
Windsor
Pat Sheehan
Holden
W. H. Page
Pacific
R. A. Page
Cooper County
Walter Mann
Jefferson City
Pat Clifford
DeSoto
Clifford
Ed Ford to Serve Temporarily in County Clerk Office
Ed Ford will serve temporarily in County Clerk Lower's office as announced. He will resume his regular duties as mail clerk after the temporary assignment ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ford
Lower
Disturbance on Main Ends with Arrests in Front of Dewey
Two men Howard Dixon and Paul Herndon fought with revolvers in front of the Dewey restaurant. Neither was wounded. Dixon faced Judge Berry for disturbing the peace and Herndon was charged with assault with intent to kill. Both trials set for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dixon
Paul Herndon
Dewey
Dixon
Berry
Silver Moon Restaurant marks first anniversary
T. G. Price celebrates one year since taking charge of the Silver Moon Restaurant. From a Main street start with no regular boarders, the business moved to 116 Ohio street and then to 118, expanding into a larger, popular dining and lodging space in Sedalia. Improvements include gas cooking and a large coffee urn, boosting its appeal. Price receives congratulations for a successful year.
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T. G. Price
Main Street
Ohio Street
Price
Sedalia
Wanted girl for general housework at 120 West Fifth
Advertisement states Mrs. Jennie Whistler seeks a girl for general housework at her residence 120 West Fifth Street. The notice lists no further details or qualifications.
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Jennie Whistler
West Fifth Street
Bard Drug Company Promises Powerful Cures
An ad asserts W. EB. Bard Drug Company offers a mighty power to produce wonderful cures, inviting readers to try their remedies and experience results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Team
W. EB
Bard Drug Company
Miss Clara Varnon Weds C. H. Scott in Kansas City
The marriage was performed at the bride’s parents home 1325 Cherry street Kansas City Sunday. Rev Richardson of the first Christian church officiated. Mrs Scott sister to Mrs Clarke Longan Sedalia, previously a stenographer in the Iowa Central railway president’s office. Mr Scott purchasing agent for Swift Packing Company. The couple reside with the bride’s parents for now.
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Clare Varnon
C. H. Scott
H. W. Varnon
Cherry Street
Kansas City
Richardson
First Christian Church
Scott
Clarke Longan
Sedalia
Iowa Central Railway
Swift Packing Company
the Sentinel
Miss May Bartle Hosts Watch Party For Brother
Miss May Bartle entertained a few friends last night for her brother with games and magic. The group saw the old year out and the new year in as refreshments were served.
Fat Cattle Shipped To St Louis From Dumpville
Dumpville Missouri December 30 Wm Rhodes shipped two carloads of fine fat cattle to St Louis. John Kearhing loaded a car of corn for Sedalia. Misses May Tanner and Sallie Licklider of Sedalia visit the Misses Lewis. Mrs Arthur Offerrill visits Sedalia. Willie Offerrill improves after sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumpville
Rhodes
St. Louis
John Kearhing
Sedalia
Misses May
Tanner
Sallie Licklider
Lewis
Lee Cooper
Happy New Year Greeting From Bard Drug Company
A friendly New Year note thanks customers for past patronage and expresses hope to continue service in the coming year. The advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea to smooth lines and revive faded cheeks, priced at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Tea
W. E. Bard Drug Company
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Chanute, Kas
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the Atlas
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Dumpville Chaff
Fred Myers
Stover, Mo
Mrs. Fagen
Miss Lewis
Arthur Offerrill
Mrs. Rhodes
Willie Offerrill
N. E. Gandy Works
Try Whipple
U. K. Coal
Illinois
East City
Ohio St
Hetto
E. E. McClellan
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