Robbery at Hamilton Farm Ends in Escape and Wounding
Two bandits burgled Patrick Sullivan’s Hamilton county farm house at midnight, taking 3000 from cattle proceeds and fleeing. Sullivan shot at them as they fled. a passerby was wounded by buckshot and detained, while the other robberies suspects escaped from pursuing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press Ass
N. Des Moines
Iowa
Patrick Sullivan
Hamilton
Marion County
Sullivan
Real Estate Listings Highlight Local Acres and Prices
Local agency reports a week of sales including a 5 acre tract on Engineer Street for 2500 dollars and a 240 acre farm in Sedalia sold to Emery Montgomery County Tennessee. Additional properties include 12 acres in Arlington Heights sold to J. of Platt County Missouri, a residence on Sedalia Street to Wm. St. Louis for 1500 dollars, and Downing’s Broadway residence sold for 6400 dollars to A. Bowman of Red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agen Avenue
Engineer Street
Jomon
Sedalia
Emery Ontgomery County
Leach
Proprlington Heights
Platt County, Mo
St. Louis
Downing
Broadway
Quinto
Resignation at Smith Marshall Hardware Chain
Upford has resigned as the Smith Marshall hardware company and will step down tomorrow in capacity at the Geischen hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upford
Smith-Marshallrdware Company
Geischen Hardware
Legal notices from Pettis County February term court
Court actions include divorce granted Beard case. bonds approved for Capital Printing company. motions for new trials in Weaver v Kruse and Chisim v Missouri Pacific. appeals granted to Kansas City Court of Appeals in Simms and Morgan cases. damages and land suit actions. remittance of interest on Glass case. and Pettis County summons in Redding v Clifford. City of Sedalia damages case Dutcher moves to dismiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Robbins
Win. Powler
Beard
George E. Beard
J.C. VanDyne
Capital Printing Company
E. C. White
E. Co. White
W. A. Latimer
Stephen Weaver
John A. Kruse
Ben Simms
Missouri Pacific Railway
Kansas City Court of Appeals
William Morgan
Candy McHugh
M., K. & T. Railroad
Thomas Chisim
Missouri Pacific Railway Co
Nettie Glass
I. H. Glass
Jesse Jennings
D. H. Comb
P. C. Redding
Timothy Clifford
Pettis County Court
George FE. Dutcher
City of
Sedalia
Installed Officers of Electrical Workers Unit in Formal Anew
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers held a Friday installation of officers for the year. Ladies and guests provided a bountiful table after the ceremony. An Amateur Electrical Workers Orchestra played, followed by songs recitations and addresses, ending with a dance. Attendees included Mesdames Garret, McCoy, Spahr, Huerman, and Miss Troupt McCoy Willberger, plus Messrs Kiseman, McCoy, Willberger, Askren, Hoffenbert, Huerman, Capen, Maine, Spahr, Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Electrical Workers Orchestra
Mesdame
Robert Garret
Ed McCoy
Milo Spahr
William Huerman
Susan Troupt
Kate McCoy
Misses Willberger
Leslie Kiseman
Frank Willberger
James Askren
Harry Hoffenbert
James Capen
Elmer Maine
Bert Campbell
Greatest of all sales planned for January 21 in Boston
Local notice announces a major sale event to be held January 21 at 214 Ohio Street. Details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio Street
Mrs Roemer III at West Fourth Street Home
Mrs H Roemer wife of the Boston Store manager is at her home on West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Roemer
Boston
West Fourth Street
Miss M Robinson Serves Coffee at P Brandt Grocery
Miss M Robinson of Gregg Coffee & Tea company St. Louis visits P Brandt Grocery to serve the public with coffee made from Gregg Coffee & Tea brands.
Directories for Sale by County Assessor D. Bron
County Assessor D. Bron offers Taxpayer Directories for sale at a reduced, arable price. The notice announces available copies and invites interested buyers to contact for purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bron
Cole Camp Wedding Unites Eckhel and Tonjes in New Year Ceremony
At Cole Camp on New Year’s Day, Joseph Eckhel and Anna Tonjes were married in a ceremony led by Rev. Miller. About two hundred guests attended a lavish banquet as Lohening’s wedding march played and the bridal party stood beneath a wedding bell. The groom, a respected tradesman, and the bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Tonjes, were praised as a well regarded couple with many friends.
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Joseph Eckhel
Cole Camp
Anna Tonjes
Miller
Lohening
Mildred Moore
H.C. Tonjes
Paris
Emma Sibold
Clara Heller
Helen
Gertrude Hoffmeister
Albert Holtzen
J. H. Herman
Sedalia
Mae Sibold
St. Louis
Chris Junge
Railroad News. Old Emplover J T Pace Moves to Denver Line
J T Pace formerly chief clerk in the division office left Sedalia for Salida Colorado to take a position under Superintendent J Th Luke of the Denver and Rio Grande. Friends regret the discontinuance of his former post but note he will be with a former Sedalia friend and among familiar faces.
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J.T. Pace
Dwyer
Salida
Colo
J. Th. Luke
Denver and
Rio Grande
Pace
Sedalia
Hospital Arrivals List from Sedalia to Denison
Hospital arrivals include Pat Shea watchman Sedalia Missouri rheumatism PF M Cannady section laborer Caddo Mills Texas A Gonzales section laborer Chickie Checkie I T John Wilkinson Denison Texas V Wenderson extra gang South McAlester Lt T T Shafer extra gang South McAlester N Mexicano extra gang Denison Texas Abe Prices section laborer Sulphur Springs Texas M Mendoza extra gang Denison Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Shea
Sedalia
PF. M. Cannady
Caddo Mills
Tex
A. Gonzales
Chickie Checkie
I. T. John Wilkinson
Denison
Texas
V. Wenderson
Extra Gang
South McAlester
T. T. Shafer
N. Mexicano
Abe Prices
Sulphur Springs
M. Mendoza
Archias Seed Store Wins First Premium at Poultry Show
L A Archias of Archias Seed Store received the first premium for the best display of incubator and poultry supplies at the recent poultry show.
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L. A. Archias
Archias’ Seed Store
A bouncing boy born to the Yunkers
A ten pound boy was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs L N Yunker of 1007 South Lamine street.
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L. N. Yunker
South Lamine Street
Automatic Couplers Update At Midwestern Rail Lines
C B Lyons an American Express messenger between St Louis and Sedalia is on the sick list. The Katy railroad crew on annual passes now pay fares as new passes have not arrived. Thad White resumes duties after a week’s rest. W H Neeley of the Katy returns to duty after a month at home. T B White is again on duty after a trip to Kansas City. Will Eckhoff of the Pacific shops lays off. John Esser quits as Pacific shop helper. Oscar Burchett also lays off. Henry Cramer quits to join Choctaw I T. Pat Shea Katy watchman treated for rheumatism. John Losch returns from a hunting trip in the Ozarks. John Amos seriously ill with pneumonia at 908 East Fourth. Harry Smith improving after long illness. Pennsylvania to equip through trains with free libraries between New York and St Louis. Nos 20 and 21 first to receive feature. Libraries offer 150 volumes of latest fiction and other works.
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C. B. Lyons
American Express
St. Louis
Sedalia
Thad White
Katy
W. H. Neeley
T. B. White
Kansas City
Will Eckhoff
Pacific Blacksmith Shops
John Esser
Oscar Burchett
Henry Cramer
Choctaw
I. T
Pat Shea
John Losch
Pacific
Ozarks
John Amos
East Fourth Street
Harry Smith
V Pacifie
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Captain Terrell Loses License Over Neutrality Violations
New York January 3 Captain Terrell of the American steamer Aho has had his license suspended for violating neutrality laws by supplying information to the Coan officers that led to the capture of the Venezuelan gunboat Miranda.
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Publishers’ Press Ass‘n
New York
Terrell
Aho
Coan
Miranda
Calvary Episcopal Church Services and Schedule
At Calvary Episcopal Church corner Broadway and Ohio Holy Communion and service at 11 a m Subject The Odd and the New Year Evening service at 7 30 p m same subject Music by a quartet Sunday school at 9 30 a m The Young Churchmen meet at 6 30 p m Rev W T Allan Rector
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Episcopal Church
Broadway
Ohio
W. T. Allan
Revival meetings at Epworth M E Church extended
The revival services led by Rev. F F. W. Simpson at Epworth M E Church continue nightly next week. Public invited to attend.
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Epworth M. FE
FF. W. Simpson
Epworth M. EB
First M. E. Church Morning Topic Christian Unity
At the First M. E. Church the pastor will speak on Christian Unity in the morning and Pure Religion in the evening. Services follow the usual hours.
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M. E
New Night Clerk at Elks Hotel
S A Wilson of the Mitchell hotel at Lexington will begin duties tonight as night clerk at the Elks hotel. He is a member of Elks lodge and comes well recommended. The Sentinel welcomes Mr Wilson to the Prairie City.
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S. A. Wilson
Mitchell Hotel
Lexington
Elks Hotel
Wilson
Elks Lodge
the Sentinel
Prairie City
Sedalia Masonic Lodge 236 Special Meeting Notice
Sedalia Lodge No. 236 A F and A M will meet in special communication Monday evening January 5 at 7:30 for work in the first degree. All Masons are cordially invited to attend. T. Whisman, W. H. E. Codding, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Lodge No. 236
A. FL
A. M
Co. T. Whisman
W. H.E. Codding
General wage increase for Wisconsin Central engineers and firemen
General Superintendent E. E. Potter announced a New Year wage advance for all Wisconsin Central locomotive engineers and firemen, numbering 600 to 700, effective immediately. The increase ranges from 10 to 25 percent based on the current mileage schedule.
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Wisconsin Central Road
E. E. Potter
Missouri Pacific Behind It Rail Link Chartered
A territorial charter grants the St. Louis El Reno and Western railway company a 100600 dollar capital stock to build a 200 mile line from Oklahoma's eastern border in Lincoln County to Chandler and El Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis, el Reno and Western Railway Company
Guthrie
Okla
Capital Stock
Oklahoma
Lincoln County
Chandler
el Reno
Tramp Found Fastened to Train Near Joplin
A tramp riding a northbound freight train was discovered powdered in the cow-catcher near Joplin after riding from Stillwell Arkansas. He had been imprisoned in the locomotive's engine for twenty four hours.
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Kansas City Southern
Joplin
Stillwell
Ark
Roundhouse
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Sy Moe
Is M. Robinson
H and
Ohio St
Whipple
East Third
Mrs. Roemer III
Joseph Nekhoth
Railroad News
Ane
Vannon Bry Goods Store
Bargain Center
Pettis County
Mellon
Mangum
Greer County
Chillicothe
Rose Jones
James W. Moser
Miss Jones
Thomas Jones
Scranton School of Correspondence
Lamy Shirt Factory
Stanley
East
Second ST
N McClellans
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