Local Notices and Small Ads From Huckins Page
Lard at M B Colemans 16 cents a pound and prune sales at 5 cents a pound. Good heating stores for sale cheap to clear space. Call 106 West Main Street. E Brighton and Alva Lee on business to Tipton. Dr H L Cannon traveled to Otterville. J H Goodwin and Cooper county stockmen touring mining prospects. W T Morris and land buyer from Illinois to Hughesville. L M Cordry and wife Otterville visiting Huckins. Miss Mary Shultz Dresden visiting E W Shultz family. Jack Carter civil war veteran left for Pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Coleman’s
West Main Street
Brighton
Mary Shultz
Dresden
E. W. Shultz
Jack Carter
Railroad Tales From Kansas City and Nearby Lines
Reports detail Philip Bulger of Columbus Kansas badly injured after a Kansas City freight train accident. Other items note possible Katy Railway leadership changes, hospital arrivals, overtime at Missouri Pacific shops, wage increases on Lake Shore line, and rail yard innovations including lubricating journal boxes.
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Sas
Muskogee
Hannibal
Franklin Junction
G. T. Myers
Missouri Pacific
East Fifth
Local Notices and Personal Trades Across Town
Ty was registered at the Huckins this morning. M. B. Coleman sells dry salt bacon at 10c a pound. G. W. Nolen and William Jolly made a business trip to Versailles today. Private loans available through C. C. Lawson rooms 107-9 Katie building. Bell Telephone 467. L. C. Thomas of Chicago George E. Wells of St. Louis and Louis Werk of Cincinnati to take mechanical charge of the Enterprise. The Rev C A Buchanan and family leave for Fayette. C. H. Evans of Lamonte in the city. Thomas Terry cashier of Lamonte bank improving and resumed duties. G. T. Reid of Herndon visits Dr A P M Gross at 663 East Sixteenth.
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I. H. Luke
Missouri Pacific
Wellington
Kas
McKinley
St. Louis
Katy
Windsor
Walter Mann
M. B. Coleman
G. W. Nolen
William Jolly
Versailles
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
L. C. Thomas
Chicago
George E. Wells
Louis Werk
Cincinnati
C. A. Buchanan
Fayette
C. H. Evans
Lamonte
Thomas Terry
Lamonte Bank
Young Girl Charges Seduction Against Local Gentleman
Roxy C. Hippler, a minor, sworn a warrant last night accusing H. M. Nicholson of seduction. Papers pending service due to Prosecuting Attorney Cashman’s absence will be sent to Calwood, Callaway county, where Nicholson’s family moved today.
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Roxy C. Hippler
H. M. Nicholson
Georgetown
Mr. Nicholson
Cashman
Calwood
Callaway County
Handsome monument ordered for city cemetery sexton
Mrs. S. G. Hauptley widow of the late city cemetery sexton yesterday ordered from Farley Bros. one of the most handsome monuments in the city. It will be erected over her husband’s grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Hauptley
Farley Bros
Negro Woman Sues a Brakeman in Frisco Case
A trial in Frankenburger's court discusses a suit by an elderly African American woman from Tondaloup seeking 25 dollars for two months care of a white woman allegedly brought to her home in a delicate condition by Charles Bezanson, a railroad brakeman. The case notes garnishment of Bezanson's wages by Mrs. Jenkins who cares for the white woman.
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Frankenburger
Tondaloup
Charles Bezanson
Benzanson
Mrs. Jenkins
Bezanson
Frisco Company
Burlington Route California Journey Folder Third Edition
The Sentinel presents L W Wakeley of the Burlington Route with its latest illustrated folder describing a journey to California via Colorado and Salt Lake City. Now in its third edition it features half tones maps and added pages on California localities, enhancing its value.
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the Sentinel
L. W. Wakeley
Burlington
St. Louis
California
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Complimentary to Luke and Master Mechanic Weller
Compliments were paid to Luke and Master Mechanic S. P. Weller of the Missouri Pacific railroad in a brief local note acknowledging their work and assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
I. H. Luke
S. P. Weller
The
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Behrens Reports on Labor Movement and Boycotts
At the State Federation of Labor session in St. Joseph President E. T. Behrens delivers his annual report. He notes surveys sent to unions show seven cities with central bodies and urges careful use of boycotts as a powerful but dangerous tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Labor
St. Joseph
E. T. Behrens
St. Louis
Kansas City
Joplin
Springfield
Sedalia
Hannibal
Jefferson City
A swell ball by Retail Clerks' lodge No 90
Retail Clerks lodge No 90 plans a swell ball at Liberty Park Hall on Tuesday evening February 4. The full Second Regiment band will play and the clerks are famed entertainers ensuring a top season event. Arrangements committee includes Francis Blaise Harry Doble D H Boullt Harry Barton J L Menke and H Carter.
Jurors Drawn for County Court Session
The county court today drew a petit jury listing 25 names including E R Howe of Heaths Creek W P Benscoter Longwood Robert Van Hook Houstonia Riley Bright Blackwater Frank Swope Lamonte Wm Hayden Dresden Ed Williams Cedar James Embree Bowling Green J S Stephens Smithton J J Stover Prairie R L Renfro Elk Fork Edward Pretcher Green Ridge J N Jackers Washington W FE McCormick Flat Creek August Weller Jr Lake Creek J L Elgin Hughesville M A Ayres R E Baker John Boswell John Pregge George H Rector Thomas H Kehoe G W Kemp and John W Houx Sedalia
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E. R. Howe
Heath’s Creek
W. P. Benscoter
Longwood
Robert van Hook
Houstonia
Riley Bright
Blackwater
Frank Swope
Lamonte
Wm. Hayden
Dresden
Ed Williams
Cedar
James Embree
Bowling Green
J. S. Stephens
Smithton
J. J. Stover
Prairie
August Weller, Jr
Lake Creek
J. L. Elgin
Hughesville
M. A. Ayres
R. E. Baker
John Boswell
John Pregge
George H. Rector
Thomas H. Kehoe
G. W. Kemp
John W. Houx
Sedalia
County Court Reaches Settlement With Constable Robb
The county court today effected a settlement with Constable Robb, resolving pending dispute. The terms were finalized in a closed session, with no further court action anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robb
County Court Disallows December Tramp and Vagrant Bills
The county court this afternoon disallowed the tramp and vagrant bills for December.
Mrs Codding Hosts High Five Party At Home
At her home last evening Mrs E E Codding entertained a high five party with six tables. Mrs Damon Porter won the ladies prize and Harvey Keens the gentlemen’s. Oyster patties Saratoga chips olives coffee and fruit cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Codding
Damon Porter
Harvey Keens
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Ohio
ABELL
Albert Kahn
Alva Lee
Tipton
Taylor
H. L. Cannon
Otterville
J. H. Goodwin
Cooper Coun
Diums
W. T. Morris
Illinois
L. M. Cordry
City
Huckins
Hrom Law
Briekly Drakeman
Philip Bulger
Kansas
Blackstone
Columbus, Kas
Kan
St. Margaret's Hospital
Condi
Tion
Young J. J. Bulger Is
the Law Department
University of
Cherokee County
Sweeney
Mike Sweeney
Collins
Allen
Minneapolis
Johnson
Wing
A. B. Maxwell
Supt
Finney
New Franklin
Davis
Warrensburg
Denison
Eugene Edwards
Smithville
Anthony Hillard
Caddo
Br. C. Foster
Wiper
John Wright
T. M. Lawther
Extra Gang
St. Charles
J. S. Moore
Dallas
P. B. Elliston
Flagman
Dan Smith
McAlester
Links and
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Nevada
St. Patrick’s Day
W. L. McCutcheon
J. H. Baker
C. W. Hammond
Missouri Pacific Telegraph Department
Ed. Hough
J. S. Snodgrass
Bridge and Building Department
Parsons
J. A. Barnes
Fred Mills
Chateau, I. T
Parsons Sun
Parsons Station
Frank Reed
Holden
J. W. Naylor
Independence
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
T. P. Berry
Souri Pacific
John Rogers
Santa Fe
Jerry Gallivan
Lexington
Bryant-Tewmey Dry Goods CO
the Huckins
Grove
Enterprise
G.T. Reid
Herndon
Saline County, Mo
A.P. M. Gross
East Sixteenth Street
H. G. Scuzrzas
Wardsville
Cuas
Suavortisa
Montrose
J. M. Tarampton
Corning
Ark
O.H. Scott
W. R. Maturn
New Madrid
Poveres Co
Crsas Ave
Sv. Lows
H. M. Nich
Olson
Burlington's
Behrens’ Annual Report
Sec
Federation
Organiz
Ed Workers of the State
R. L. Renfro
Elk Fork
Edward Pretcher
Green Ridge
J. N. Jackers
Washington
W. FE. McCormick
Flat Creek
Mrs. Codding
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