Local residents' travel and duties noted
Rant plans to leave Sunday for Tipton Missouri to take a job at the City hotel. Frank Farley travels to Kansas City on business. Mrs May Ong departs for Grand Forks North Carolina where her mother is critically ill. M H Morris attends the funeral of Mrs M H Garton at Bethel Church near Lamonte today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton, Mo
City Hotel
May Ong
Grand Forks
N. C
M. H. Morris
M. H. Garton
Bethel Church
Lamonte
City News and Personal Notes Roundup
Mrs Richard Olmstead is reported very low. A euchre party will be given at Sacred Heart hall tonight. The lard at M B Coleman is good 10 cents a pound. W W Riley left today for a business trip to Warrensburg and Holden. Get your prunes from M B Coleman 5 cents a pound. C F Luther of Lee county Illinois coming to Corsicana Texas to visit relatives several weeks. Heaters stoves for sale cheap closing out to make room for other goods. Call 106 West Main street. E Brighton Prop J C Shelton proprietor of the Elks Louis Hoffman recommissioned notary public. Miss Mary Glass entertained the Adagio club this afternoon. Will Faust will open a cigar factory at 216 South Kentucky street. Mrs E W Sigman of 514 West Sixth street continues very ill. Hugenschmidt bakery team ran away on West Main yesterday morning. Miss Jane Ware will host the Chafing Dish club Friday afternoon. The criminal fee bills rejected by the county court yesterday amount to 41177. The children of Prospect school suffer from an epidemic of ringworm. Mrs Bush of 210 West Third street entertaining company this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Coleman’s
J. Riley
Warrensburg
Holden
M. B. Coleman
C. F. Luther
Lee County, Ill
Visitor Inspecting Pettis County Farms Returns Home
A visitor who spent several days in Pettis County inspecting local farms has returned home this afternoon and may relocate nearby in the spring. Additionally, brief items note private loan contact and local business notices including prices for bacon and a travel plan to Lincoln, Missouri.
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Pettis County
W C T U to Meet at Mrs Webster's South Lamine
The W C T U will meet with Mrs Webster at 1111 South Lamine street tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Governor Hogg of Texas traveled this morning on Katy train No 3 from New York. Judge Truxel sent Ed Berry's case to Judge Smith for 2 p m Saturday. Elder F L Cook baptized Miss Bessie Younkers last night. East Broadway church youth plan an oyster supper social tomorrow evening. A train load of U S soldiers passed Sedalia last night en route east from western posts.
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Governor Hogg
Texas
Katy
New York
Truxel
Ed Berry
F. L. Cook
East Broadway Christian Church
Miss Bessie Younkers
United States
Sedalia
Hoar Couple Invite For Fifteenth Wedding Celebration
Mr and Mrs Frank B Hoar of Twenty second and Ohio streets invite friends to join in celebrating their fifteenth wedding anniversary on the 16th.
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Frank B. Hoar
Twenty-second
Ohio Streets
Kansas City farmer sells cattle to Illinois buyer after Elks hotel visit
L. E. Mahan of Kansas City sold five car loads of fat cattle yesterday to Joseph Fishback of Waverly Illinois. The two men stayed as guests of the Elks hotel. John Kaiser Jr the hotel keeper is in St. Louis awaiting a third surgical operation to amputate one of his feet, a long-standing condition.
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Joseph Fishback
Waverly
Ill
Elks Hotel
John Kaiser, Jr
St. Louis
Mr. Kaiser
Water drilling under way near pumping station drills deep
Superintendent Andrews orders a round the clock drill near the pumping station to locate abundant water. The borehole has reached a depth of 200 feet as workers continue the search for a sufficient water supply.
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Andrews
Frey and Hill Profit from Beaumont Oil Gusher
J. J. Frey and J. M. Hill, once of S e d a l i a n origin, are heavily invested in a major Beaumont oil blowout and have apparently struck it rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Frey
J. M. Hill
Court transfers child of Ella Davis to Mattie Powell
The county court has ordered the removal of Ella Davis's child, described as a immoral woman, from her custody and given to Mattie Powell, both identified as colored, with the child now in the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Davis
City Hospital
Mattie Powell
County funds transfer bridges fees to revenue fund
County records show $317.94 in fees held by Treasurer Franklin from former officials ex-Sheriff Williams ex-Treasurer Ferguson and Circuit Clerk Longan. By county court order on Wednesday the money will be moved to the county revenue fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County
Franklin
Williams
Ferguson
Longan
Boon to Lead Service at First Congregational Tonight
Rev Boon conducts services at the First Congregational Church with a sermon on Christian Missions. He is gathering statistics to show how each group is advancing the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boon
First Congregational Church
Mining and Banking Rivalry in Wealth Growth
An essay argues mining rivals banking in safety and dividends, noting mining's higher annual returns and potential for rapid wealth, with emphasis on figures from census data. It cites Missouri, Joplin lead field, Tipton lead district activity, and plans by Merrell Lead Mining to attract investors at the Elks hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackeys
Fields
Baldwins
E. T. Rich
National Banker
Joplin
Tipton
W. D. Ham
Merrell Lead Mining Company
New Lead District
Elks Hotel
City Churches Rally for Mission Amid Strong Protestant Base
About one fifth of the city’s Christian women engage in mission work. Despite large audiences, attendance should grow to reflect 4500 Protestant church members. Last night Rev. Breck led a very interesting service.
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Breck
County Line Road Work Shared by Pettis and Benton
Work on the county line road between Pettis and Benton counties will be continued with each county bearing one half of the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis
Benton Counties
Former shoe man Nels Holm seeks next career path
Nels Holm, once a boot and shoe dealer, is eyeing a transition into life insurance or a touring role with a boot and shoe house. The move follows his previous business endeavors and signals a shift to service or sales on the road.
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Nels Holm
Calvary Episcopal Vestry Debates Rector Applicants
Calvary Episcopal vestrymen met last night to discuss several rector applications but reached no decision. Rev. Allen of Springfield will deliver a sermon at Calvary next Sunday.
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Allen
Springfield
Calvary
Ramey Sees Fine Jack “Free Silver” Near Lexington
Mr. James F. Ramey of near Lexington praised the fine jack named Free Silver. He noted the animal’s pedigree as good as the best.
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James F. Ramey
Lexington
Monsees & Sons
Postal clerk Frank Hoar to move back to Kansas City
Frank B. Hoar, a postal clerk, is transitioning from the Missouri Pacific line between Kansas City and Denver and expects to relocate to Kansas City in March.
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Frank B. Hoar
Missouri Pacific
Kansas Ciy
Denver
Revival begins at German M. E. Church next Sunday
Reverend Samuel Buechner will open a revival meeting at the German Methodist Church at Sixth and Lamine streets. The series will run for about two weeks with nightly services starting Sunday evening.
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Samuel Buechner
M. E
Sixth and
Lamine Streets
Mrs Mattie McDonald Called to Fort Collins for Ill Daughter
Mrs Mattie McDonald was summoned to Fort Collins Colorado yesterday due to the serious illness of her daughter Lydia who has been there since last October for her health.
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Mattie McDonald
Ft. Collins
Colo
Lydia
Sunday School Lesson Draws Large Audiences at M. E. Church
The M. E. church attracted large nightly attendance as the Sunday school lesson for next Sunday was discussed last night. The program mirrors other churches this week. Sedalia Poultry and Pet Stock association schedules Friday night meeting to install recently elected officers.
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M. E. Church
Sedalia Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Miss Gatlin and Christopher White Secretly Wed in St Louis
Miss Pearl Gatlin formerly of Sedalia and Christopher White wed in St Louis on October 9 1901. The marriage remained secret until it leaked out this Tuesday revealing the clandestine ceremony.
No warrant issued on Roxie affidavit sworn Tuesday
A Tuesday affidavit sworn by Roxie prompted no warrant issuance. Authorities indicated no formal action has been taken and the case remains under review as details were not disclosed. local police and prosecutors declined further comment.
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Roxie
Seduction case against Hipler looms uncertain
Reports say Hipler may not press charges against H. M. Nicholson for seduction. Miss Hippler is said to be engaged to wed a young man near Georgetown.
Squires Fined Five Dollars In Police Court
In police court this morning Wm. Squires was fined five dollars and costs which he paid. He was seen at noon today still enjoying himself.
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Wm. Squires
Street Railway Upgrades with New Switch and Ties
The street railway company installs a new switch at Third and Ohio along with recently laid ties to form a strong track section. Brick paving is underway in the area.
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Street Railway
Third and Ohio
Miss Lillian Glass Hosts Friday Night Gathering
Miss Lillian Glass daughter of Mrs. Henrietta Glass will entertain a company of friends Friday night at her home No.21 South Lamine avenue. E. H. Haney the express messenger between here and Parsons is seriously ill with inflammatory rheumatism.
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Lillian Glass
Henrietta Glass
South
Lamine Avenue
E. H. Haney
Here
Parsons
Injury switch man improves at Katy hospital
R. V. Shirley, injured in the railroad incident, continues to improve at Katy hospital. Doctors expect his right leg will probably be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Shirley
Katy Hospital
Reader note from W W Herold in San Antonio wintering
The Sentinel acknowledges receipt of the Express, a splendid paper from San Antonio Texas. W W Herold and his wife are spending the winter there.
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the Sentinel
Express
San Antonio
Texas
W. W. Herold
County Court Grants Dramshop Licenses
The county court issued several dramshop licenses yesterday including Henry Liest J W Lopp J W Seibe P E Sullivan Boutell Graham Dart Clifford George E Fisher Pat Dobel W J Riley Co.
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Henry Liest
J. W. Lopp
J. W. Seibe
P. E. Sullivan
Boutell & Graham
Dar T. Clifford
George E. Fisher
Pat Dobel
W. J. Riley & Co
Young People Elect Officers at East Broadway Church
At the East Broadway Christian church Young People society meeting last night officers for six months were elected. E. L. Davis became president with Miss Anna Patrick as vice president, Miss Mabel McDaniel secretary, Miss Lillian Watson treasurer, Miss Ida Simcoky organist, and Miss Anna Young chorister. Committees to be appointed next week.
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Young People’s Society of the East Broadway Christian Church
E. L. Davis
Anna Patrick
Mabel McDaniel
Lillian Watson
Ida Simcoky
Anna Young
Hotel Man III Grip Threatens Pneumonia At City Hospital
George Bond a popular bookkeeper at the White House restaurant on Osage street is seriously ill with grip and may be removed to the city hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bond
White House
Osage Street
City Hospital
Joplin Library Board Plans Carnegie Visit
The Joplin public library board on Monday named a committee to visit Sedalia to inspect the Carnegie library building. Members are President Ellis, William Carter, E. L. Anderson, and Mrs. J. L. Briggs. The party leaves Joplin tomorrow and stays all day Saturday.
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Public Library Board of
Joplin
Sedalia
Carnegie Library
Ellis
Library Board
William Carter
E. L. Anderson
J. L. Briggs
Weather Summary: Fair Tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures. No precipitation is expected and winds remain light.
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Albuquerque, N.M
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Morris & Bertman’s
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Ohio St
Roy Brockman
E. E. Poe
Syracuse
Espenschied & Hughes
Continental
Prof. Brownlee
Charles Hartenbach
St. Joseph
Federation of Labor
Sallie Potter Sneed
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Charles van Antwerp
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