Vest to retire and settle in St Louis after Senate
Senator Vest plans retirement from public life and will reside in St Louis with his wife and children. He has placed his correspondence under Henry Gensler for continued office work and will maintain his health care in St Louis. Summers will be spent at Sweet Springs and his Washington residence will be leased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vest
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Henry Gensler
Senate
St. Louis
West
Sweet Springs
P Street
Iowa Circle
New Year Wishes and Local Notices Chronicle Union
Good morning 1903 greetings honor New Year resolutions. Congratulations to Mr. Either Rhoades and Miss Anna O Bannon on their New Year Eve marriage. Clay Whitsel sold his farm for a round sum. Mrs. A L Haggard visited Mrs. W C Quisenberry last week. Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Bagby of Camp Branch shipped a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoades
Anna O'Bannon
Clay Whitsel
A. L. Haggard
W. C. Quisenberry
Wilson
Bagby
Camp Branch
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Lamonte Letter Items From Oronogo And Nearby
Clyde Nelson returns to Oronogo Missouri after a visit here. Lulu Fowler teaches near Columbia Missouri and visits home. Vailie Yankee hosts friends west of town. Ethel Emerson visits Carlsbad New Mexico. Rev W T Cobb leads Methodist meetings. Lee Curtis departs for Denver to possibly relocate. William Oglesby travels to Garden City for his ill mother. Fanny May of Knob Noster visits Maud O Bannon. Illinois land buyers inspect Pettis County. Alfred Brumley in St Louis on business. Rev J W Ferrell sells home to Geo W Gillum. Holiday society events noted. T L Terry trips to Sedalia. Thomas Terry buys land on South Main and plans a modern home. Christian church votes to build a new $4000 church. City council holds routine session. Maud O Bannon hosts friends for May of Knob Noster visit. Nick Gillum of Knob Noster visits relatives. Mrs J D Woodward visits Fulton. Yankee and son Ernest attend Stockmen's convention in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vailie Yankee
Ethel Emerson
Carlsbad
N. M
W. T. Cobb
Methodist Church
Lee Curtis
Denver
Colo
William Oglesby
Garden City
Fanny May
Knob Noster
Maud O'Bannon
Ilinois
Pettiscounty
Alfred Brumley
St. Louis
J. W. Ferrell
George W. Gillum
T. L. Terry
Sedalia
Thomas Terry
South Main Street
Christian Church
Miss May
Funeral of Col. Thomas P. Loy Held in Court House
Col. Thomas P. Loy was laid to rest this afternoon at 2:50 in the court house funeral held under Episcopal rites. The crowd included the Confederate Veterans, Pettis County Bar, and Sons of Confederate Veterans, with Elks performing burial rites and providing a commemorative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. T. PB. Loy
Criminal Court
Ellis
Confederate Veterans
Pettis County Bar and Sons of Confederate Veterans
Court House
Episcopal Church
W. T. Allan
Elks
Charles Menefee
A. Cordes
Brown Harris
W. M. Johns
Kiks
Bar
John Cashman
C. Lawson
J. A. Collins
R. M. Olmsted
Elks R
T. C. Holland
M. A. Ayres
The
Moore
Fleischmann
L. P. Andrews
Thomas P. Koy
Davis
Lee
Jackson
Morgan
Price
Marmaduke
Ritchie Tent Basketball Team Holds Practice in Hall
The Ritchie Tent basketball team rented the hall at 117 South Ohio Street for practice games. A practice was held last night and another is planned for Monday night in the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
South Ohio Street
Help Wanted Advertisements in Sedalia and Nearby
Three young men from Sedalia and vicinity sought government service positions through Inter-State Corres Inst Cedar Rapids Iowa. Listings include a girl for general housework Mrs Jennie Whistler 120 West Fifth St a barber trainee program Moler Barber College St Louis Mo an experienced cook for good wages J Frost Waddell 517 South Grand and a boy needed to carry the Sentinel paper route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Inter-State Corres
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Whistler
West Fifth Street
Moler Barber College
St. Louis
Resolving Tribute to Col Hoy by Stonewall Jackson Camp
The Stonewall Jackson Camp honors Col Hoy noting unflinching courage and composure at death. He was an intelligent ardent friend who offered counsel and encouragement. His memory will be cherished by camp members with tenderness and reverence. Resolutions request publication in local press records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Hoy
Stonewall Jackson
Ex-Tawks haw in Kansas City letter reveals new role
Thomas Gresham of Kansas City reports employment with the Metropolitan Street Railway Co. He expresses thanks to Mr. Steele and Jas. A. Robb for their recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gresham
Kansas City
The
Metropolitan Street Railway Co
Mr. Steele
Jas. A. Robb
Wanted City Salesman for Sedalia with good pay
The Germo Co seeks a Sedalia based salesman who knows local businessmen and can discuss business. No nonserious applicants. Apply at the Sentinel building downstairs tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Sentinel Building
The
Germo Co
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B. F. Stevens
Hughesville
Mother
Pratrie Gleanings
Geo. Bowles
Baird, Mass
Fa” Tee Rowels
Candy Cathartic
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Lamonte
Clyde Nelson
Frisco Railway
Oronogo
Lulu Fowler
Columbia, Mo
Nick” Gillum
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Thomas P. Hoy
Kodol
E. C. DeWitt & Co
W. E. Bard Drug Co
J. Frost Waddell
South Grand
the Sentinel
Tawkshaw
Ohio Street
Gandy
Address Peal Medicine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
W.E. Sard Drug Co
Sedalia, Mo
Globe-Democrat
Home Journal
the Daily Globe
Sun
Globe Printing CO
St. Louis, Mo
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