Local notes and visits fill Sedalia week
W L Cress of Dresden called in Sedalia Friday. Miss Winnie Sands left Saturday for Kansas City. Private loan ads and shop sales appear at 106 West Main. The widow of Squire Brent is ill north of Lamonte. Heating stoves offered and bargains cleared for new stock. Several locals travel or relocate: Garton, Major, Hill, Stark, Yankee, and others visiting Sedalia or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Coleman
W. L. Cress
Dresden
Sedalia
Winnie Sands
Kansas City
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
Squire J. A. Brent
Lamonte
E. L. Harris
Kas
A. L. McKinley
East Sixth
M. Garton
Garton
Illustrious visitors and residents noted in local column
East Jefferson street reports a resident improving after illness. Numerous visitors pass through, including Hon. Matt Hall and Dr. W N Graham to Jefferson City, and Walter Monroe to Tiron. Local people travel to Fayette, St. Louis, Versailles, and Fort Worth. Miss Mae Sullivan leaves for a millinery position in St. Louis. many locals visit friends and attend events at Otterville, California, and other towns. A grave erection is planned for A S McGowan. Bids and social notices close the column with rent ads and schoolchildren's luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coe
Omaha
St. Louis
M. O'Brien
Spring Fork Township
Wanted two rooms west of Ohio near Prospect street
Classified brief requests a furnished or unfurnished two room setup suitable for light housekeeping. Location preference is west of Ohio between Second and Sixth streets, with 220 South Prospect Street as the contact or reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
South Prospect Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Main Street
Brighton
J. D. Elliff
Joplin
the Elks
Enos Gregory
Hughesville
Eufala
I. T
George Strickland
Versailles
Clif Garton
Mr. Garton
Lexington
G. H. Major
Windsor
E. W. Greene
A. Hesler
Earl Leftwich
B. R. Cromley
Wellington
Hesler
Cromley
Eliza Hall
Will
J. M. Hill
Hill
Practical Business College
Tipton
Phil Stark
Warrensburg
W. F. Yankee
Harry
Cash Ewers
Dalia
S. H. Porter
Mora
W. A. Wiley
Franklin Junction
A. H. Chapman
Cr. L. Cordry
J. M. Haverfield
W. C. Overstreet
Boonville
Reform School
Yaid
Charles I. Wilson
Edina, Mo
Samuel Kendrick
John H. Ruffin
Green Ridge
Pettis
Urday
J. C. Reed
Wood's Opera House
Shipman Bros
Mark Twain
Frank Mayo
Missouri
Wim. S. Gill
the Bowery
East Jefferson Street
Matt Hall
W. N. Gra
Ham
Jefferson City
William Duke
Tom Berry
Houstonia
G. A. Widder
Sweet Springs
G. T. Lambert
Sedalia Milling Company
Porter Blackburn
Frank Swope
John L. Hall
Fort Worth
Tex
Warren Galbreath
Lee McDonald
State Bank Examiner
Lucille
James
Clinton
S. B. Williams
Sheridan
Wyo
Col. J. B. Rickman
Globe Stock Food
Tr. L. Bailey
City
Miss Sallie Aldrich
Longwood
D. B. Mayfield
Otterville
H. Clay Mitchell
William Sudduth
Jennie
California
J. C. Shelton
Will Higginbotham
Jacob Albert
Keokuk, In
G. A Cohen
McGowan
C. H. Heynen
Second Street
Phen Gravitt
Junia Jones
Hubbard Williams
Flossie Guy
Vera Weseley
Jenetta Williams
Bessie Paxton
Rene Buekner
Missie Flynn
Viola Foley
Gertrude Williams
Bard’s
Walch’s
America
Sarena Schaffngy
Par” Tarle Twlan
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Stein, Block & Co
Furnishidge
Wilson Bros. Fine
Mart, Schafiner
Sweet
Coats
the Bell
Adler
Ing
Wilson Bros
Albert Kahn
Little Olivia York
East Pacific Street
Willie Foley
Ste
E.E. McClellan
Ohio St
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