Personal notices from Clinton list visiting friends and travel
Attorney Lee Montgomery was in Clinton today on business. Albert Fleming of Lamonte was in the city on business today. Mr. and Mrs. Bert DeVoll are visiting relatives at Cole Camp. Judge Louis Hoffman is expected home tonight from Fayette. Miss Mary Glass hosted Miss Mana Slayden of Denver. R. E. Combs the cigar broker made a business trip to California. Miss Gertrude Nies returned from Owensboro. Miss Bertha Johnson of Lamonte visited Miss Doll Green. Aaron Kingsbaker called on patrons at Knob Mester. Mrs. E. A. Wood’s condition improved. Mrs. H. F. Hansam departed for De Soto to visit her parents. G. A. Widder left for Lamonte and Knob Nosier. Earl Davis of Houstonia en route to Kansas City. Walter Lyndon of Stuart, Ind., visiting Lamonte, spent the day in the city. Miss Lulu Monroe left for Westport to visit Rev. A. H. Barnes. Miss Agnes Dalby returned home from Hannibal. Miss Naomi Jones of Warrensburg departed for home. Rev. Fr. Joseph Glass left for Los Angeles. Rev. R. C. Miller will visit Excelsior Springs. Clyde Nelson of Nevada was en route from Lamonte to visit his parents. John McLaughlin Jr. convalescent and set to resume work at McLaughlin furniture store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert DeVoll
Cole Camp
Louis Hoffman
Fayette
Mary Glass
Mana Slayden
Denver
Col
R. E. “Combs
California
Gertrud
Nies
Owensboro
Bertha Johnson
Lamonte
Doll Green
Aaron Kingsbaker
Knob Mester
E. A. Wood
H. F. Hansam
de Soto
G. A. Widder
Lamonce
Knob Nosier
Earl Davis
Houstonia
Kansas City
Walter Lyndon
Stuart
Lulu Monroe
Westport
A. H. Barnes
Agnes Dalby
Vivian Dulaney
Hannibal
Naomi Jones
Warrensburg
Joseph Glass
Eit
Los Angeles
Cal
R. C. Miller
McLaughlin Furniture
Office Moved After Fire at Katie Building
Notice states the office has relocated to rooms 315 317 Ilgenfritz Building, previously used by Dr. Tucker, and is open for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie
Ilgenfritz Building
Dr. Tucker
Social Realms Prizes Awarded at Bachre and Gene Clubs
Members of the Wednesday Bachre club were entertained by Mrs. Maurice Weisburgh at her West Third Street home with prizes awarded. Mrs. J. D. Murphy won the water color first prize and Mrs. C L. Miller took the lone hand prize a salad dish. J D Murphy to host next week. The Sons Gene club met with Miss Lucile Hill, awarding a cut glass bon bon dish to Mrs. Frank Monroe. Refreshments included oyster patties potato chips stuffed olives marguerites and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Weisburgh
West Third Street
J. D. Murphy
Cl. E. Miller
J. D Murphy
Sons Gene Club
Lucile Hill
Frank Monroe
Home Mission Society Guests at South MKE Church
Mesdaiones N T Bellas and George B Stoits entertain members of the Home Mission society of the M KE church in the afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdaiones
N. T. Bellas
George B. Stoits
Home Mission Society
M KE Church
South
Bar Nett to Speak Before Sorosis Club Monday
Next Monday attorney G W Bar Nett will address the Sorosis club at its regular session, speaking to members on a topic to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Barnett
Sorosis
Nautilus Club Studies Russia and Japan at Meeting
The Nautilus club held a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon and continued their study of Russia and Japan with discussion and shared insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nautilus Club
Russia
Japan
Installation of officers this Thursday evening
Eagles installation event announced with lunch and coffee served at close by new officers. L. C. Redmon presides with Jule Schmid as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Redmon
Pres
Jule Schmid
Secy
Industrial and Military Exhibition Opens in Lowell Armory
Lowell Massachusetts January 11 The industrial mercantile and pure food show combined with a grand military carnival opens this afternoon at the armory under local militia management drawing thousands. A prominent feature is a New England Telephone booth offering free talks to visitors from 1:30 PM to 11 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hall's Gold Coin Coffee Purchases Grow
The piece notes strong demand as shoppers buy Hall's Gold Coin Coffee in grocers. It urges satisfaction, advertising a price of 25 cents per pound and claims the product is worth the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Sedalia Masonic Lodge to Meet in Special Communication
Sedalia lodge No. 23 A F and A M will meet Friday evening January 12 at 7 30 for work in the first degree All Masons invited W O Stanley W M E E Codding Secy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. O. Stanley
W. M
New Church Officers Selected at Second Congregational
The Second Congregational Church last night elected Joseph White and George Laxson as trustees and J N Wilkerson as deacon, succeeding J R Mize. W J Letts advertises MCCO Coffee fresh roasted daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe White
George Laxson
J. N. Wilkerson
J. R. Mize
Important changes in the railway world in 1906
The article notes anticipated major changes in the railway world, with extending mileage and increased competition led by E. H. Harriman. It highlights layoffs and shifts among Rock Island, New York Central, Vanderbilt, Gould lines, and losses of key officials like Joseph Ramsey Jr and Russell Harding, while stressing continued development of existing resources rather than new mergers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
B. F. Yoakum
Rock Island Company
Vanderbilts
Mr. Harding
Mr. Gould
Rock Island Trains Tied Up Again Amid Snow Blockade
Snow bound trains halt the Rock Island southwestern line after two days of service following a week long blockade. Coal supply troubles spread through El Paso and southern Arizona towns as Dawson field coal runs tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
el Passo
Texas
Rock Island Southwesten
el Paso
Arizona
Smeters
Dawson Cecal
Board of adjustment meets in St Louis for two-year officers
The general board of adjustment of the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Trainmen of the Missouri Pacific system holds sessions at the St James hotel in St. Louis. The gathering extends several days and will elect officers for the next two years. The firemen's committee has been present for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Board of Adjustment of the Order of Railway Conductors
Missouri Pacific System
St. James Hotel
St. Louis
Lundberg May Lead Choir At First Baptist
Annual church meeting postponed due to week of prayer services. Tonight Prof. Lundberg and church members discuss securing his services as musical director of the church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lundberg
Third College of Music concert at First Christian church
The College of Music presents its third concert in the series at First Christian church on Thursday evening January 11. Performers from the college will provide a varied program for the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Music
First Christian Church
Red Cross Pharmacy Opens Under New Ownership
Ben F. Braig has purchased Missouri Pharmacy at 512 South Ohio Street and will operate as Red Cross Pharmacy. A complete line of drugs, novelties, proprietary medicines, sundries, cigars will be offered. Will Farris, a noted local pharmacist, becomes prescription clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Braig
Sedalia National Bank
Missouri Pharmacy
Ohio Street
Red Cross Pharmacy
Blair
Will Farris
Missouri Pacific Personnel Moves and Fire Incident
George Dobel leaves Katy shops in Parsons Kansas to join Missouri Pacific machine shops in this city. Dr W J Wills returns to Missouri Pacific hospital in St Louis after visiting his mother in town. Superintendent Stapp and clerks of the Joplin division Nevada settle labor dispute and return to work. Sparks from a passing engine caused a small roof fire at the Jefferson City dispatcher's office. fire department extinguished the blaze with slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dobel
Katy
Parsons
Kan
Missouri Pacific
W. J. Wills
Missouri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
Belle Wills
Stapp
Joplin
Nevada
Jefferson City
Wreck on Santa Fe line at Kendrick fatal to Fireman Sellars
Report of a severe Santa Fe freight wreck at Kendrick Oklahoma Territory with Fireman Sellars killed. Thirteen total wrecks involving shell ed corn, flooded river bed, and salvage by Italian laborers. Bridge repairs, two flour cars saved, and later incidents include injuries to E P Butler and Fred Tuebner, plus local worker Clyde Nelson returning from strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Santa Fe
Kendrick
O. T
Selars
Red Fork
New Era Milling Company
Leonard
Tulley
Sellars
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Promote Liver Health
Claim the pills expel putrid matter and bile to restore normal liver activity. Advertised by W. E. Bard Drug Co as a cleansing remedy for better complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Minnesota Preacher Incoming for Sedalia Pulpit
Rev. James Parsons of Owatonna Minnesota has accepted an invitation to preach at Sedalia's First Congregational Church. He will fill the pulpit both morning and evening next Sunday. W. E. Hurlbut of Sedalia Printing Company received notice of Parsons travel and arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hurlbut
The
Sedalia Printing Company
James Parsons
Owatonna
Harry Noble A Maccabee Initiated At Ritchie Tent Meeting
At Ritchie Tent No. 152 Knights of the Maccabees meeting last night Harry Pobel was initiated. After the business session a social hour followed with a sumptuous repast. Members gave short addresses and a musical program was performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Maccabees
Harry Pobel
Another Soldier Guilty of Murder
Private Arthur Keit of the Ninth cavalry was found guilty of murder. His comrade Robert Manly faces life imprisonment at Fort Riley. Private Harlson also faces trial for the murder of James Chapman in the same unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Kansas City
Kas
Arthur Keit
Ninth Cavalry
Robert Manly
Keith
Fort Riley
Harlson
James Chapman
W H Cloney Indisposed and Cured by Myrhol
W H Cloney reports a severe cold lasting days, inhaled Myrhol fumes and was cured in one night. He states the remedy worked and declares it great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Kansas Civic League Meeting Sets Anti Rail Candidates
Wichita Kas Jan 11 The committee of the constitution and bylaws of the Kansas Civic League, formed to elect anti railroad candidates and secure lower freight rates, will meet at Hutchison on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Wichita
Kas
Kansas Civic League
Hutchison
Chinese Officials To Arrive. Welcome Planned In San Francisco
Prof. Jenks of Coronel University arrived to greet the Chinese party expected aboard the Siberia tomorrow. He conferred with military authorities and prepared the welcoming ceremony on behalf of President Roosevelt and the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Prof. Jenks
Coronel University
Roosevelt
State Department
Siberia
Roosevelt Made Honorary Red Man at White House
President Theodore Roosevelt was made an honorary member of the Improved Order of Red Men today at the White House, highlighting a ceremonial recognition by the fraternal organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Improved Order of Red Men
White House
Heirs Receive $1000 Death Claim Check
Helen Berry records for Queen City hive No. 7 Ladies of the Maccabees receives a $1000 death claim payment for Maggie C. Heisley. The note confirms insurance settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Berry
Queen City
Ladies of the Maccabees
Maggie C. Heisley
J. A. Hamrick Sells Maltby MCCO Coffee Daily Roasts
J A Hamrick advertises Maltby MCCO Coffee with fresh daily roasting. The notice highlights a local retailer selling a branded coffee product with ongoing production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hamrick
Plain English Motion Fails in Macon Court
In Macon Missouri on January 11 a plaintiff sues for two dollars over shade trees. The defendant, aided by two young lawyers, files a knockout motion citing Latin maxims. The plaintiff, in court, strips to show resolve and states he will take the money from Jake Morris, prompting the justice to accept two silver dollars as settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Riley
Mathew Simpson
Jake Morris
Jake
Mathew
Matthews & Son
Davis & VanCleve
Engagement of Miss Madge Potts and Ralph Green Announced
The engagement of Miss Madge Potts of Mexico Missouri and Ralph Green of San Antonio Texas has been announced. Miss Potts is daughter of Hon. Joseph A. Potts a leading Missouri horseman and president of the State Fair board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Potts
Mexico
Ralph Green
San Antonio
Texas
Miss Potts
Joseph A. Potts
Missouri
State Fair Board
Peter Pehl Praises Myrholi as Best Remedy
Peter Pehl, who suffered from catarrh and a severe cold for some time, reports relief after using Myrholi. He states it is the best remedy he has ever used for these ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pehl
Catarrz
Otterville Couple to Wed at Bride’s Home This Evening
Miss Rachael B. Lindsey and Mr. Charles R. Ellison obtained a license in Otterville on Wednesday and will marry at the bride’s home north of Otterville this evening. They will reside in Smithton after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael B. Lindsey
Charles R. Ellison
Otterville
Smithton
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Lee Montgomery
Clinton
Albert Fleming
Business
C. C. Lawson
Lowell, Mass
Indus
Bition
E. E. Codding
W. J. Letts
MCCO
Railway World
Sentinel
Sedalia
Chasnoffs
Ani
Mittens
Tam-o’shanters
W.secono i
Caureh Choir
Ohio
Clyde Nelson
E. P. Butler
Fred Tuebner
Massachusetts Avenue
Minnesota
Harry Noble
Maccabee
W. H. Cloney
Civic League
Tur
Actio
Sam
Reynolds & Reynolds
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