Town Roundup of Travel and Local Business Dates
Local residents and visitors listed on a Seda lia column include Prof. Kirk of Lookout, Mell Coates of Houstonia, Dave Daley from Tipton, Mason Pemberton for Green Ridge, W. J. Workman of Singer Sewing, John P. Gass Jr. to Benton county, Henry Pehling to Otterville, Judge John Senior to Sedalia, Beatrice O Connell to St. Louis, Will Guerrant and James McCormick to Smithton, Dr H L Sutton from Hughesville, J A Williams from Houstonia, E McClellan returning from Longwood, Anna Brill to Wickansis City for Ben Hur, Judge O E Parsons to Jefferson City, Jerome Castle to Jefferson City, Robert Baldwin to Tipton and California for the Sentinel, Lee Garvin from Lee Summit, L R Cook to Jefferson City, W S Dixon from Hughesville selling farm for 60 per acre, marriage license issued to G H Thomas and Lillian May Bidstrup of Soleville, Arthur Noack on North Missouri business, A Young to Holton, Prof Steininger to Holden, J M Lane to Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Kirk
Lookout
Mell Coates
Houstonia
Dave Daley
Tipton
Mason Pemberton
Green Ridge
W. J. Workman
Singer Sewing Machine Co
John P. Gass, Jr
Benton County
Henry Pehling
Otterville
John Senior
Lamonte
Sedalia
Beatrice O'Connell
St. Louis
Will Guerrant
James McCormick
Smithton
H. L. Sutton
Hughesville
J. A. Williams
O. E. Parsons
Jeerson City
Jerome Castle
Jefferson City
Robert Baldwin
California
Sentinel
Lee Garvin
Lee Summit
L. R. Cook
St. Louis Republic
Corn Bin Failure Causes Corn Loss at Captain Stevens Barn
A loft bin collapsed in Captain Stevens barn flooding the driveway with corn after the floor gave way. Workers cleared the mess this morning and estimated the damage at about $50.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Steven
Big Farm Deals Near Hughesville Missouri
The Wittenmayer farm near Hughesville Pettis County was sold to Arthur Baltimore of Nacoma HI by Boies Brill Real Estate. The 120 acre farm sold for 60 dollars per acre. Dixon farm nearby, 1920 acres of productive soil, transferred to Frank Anderson of Oneida IL for 17380 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenmayer
Hughesville
Arthur Baltimore
Nacoma, HI
Boies & Brill Real Estate Company
Pettis County
Dixon
Frank Anderson
Oneida
Anderson
Hearing adjourned in W R Hurst monopoly case
The attorney general postponed until January 26 the proceedings by W R Hurst against coal carrying roads charging a conspiracy to create a monopoly in anthracite coal. The delay was granted as railroads' lawyers needed to appear before the presidential strike commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Albany
N. Y
W. R. Hurst
GGIAY
Presidential Strike Commission
Professor Colemans Plans for County School Superintendent
An announcement in the Sunday papers notes the County School Superintendent position, with term ending in April. Superintendent Coleman confirms he will run for a second term and says formal announcements will appear in all papers in due time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Robbery at West Second Street Store Believed Friday or Saturday
Captain Holland reports theft of canned goods and candy from his rear store window on West Second Street. A thief forced broken glass between iron bars, took six cans including corn and peas and a box of candy. Mittens found on scene are the only clue, held by Chief Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Holland
Mr. Holland
West Second Street
Mr. Lovelace
Chief Love
Dekhoven and Smith Opera "Foxy Quiller" Presented
The Dekhoven and Smith comic opera "Foxy Quiller" comes to town Wednesday night with a renowned cast and a celebrated chorus. The scenic investiture is praised as magnificent and the production as one of the road’s most elaborate. Richard Golden, Marion Field, and Adolph Zink headline a cast tied to successful comic opera history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dekhoven and Smith
Foxy Quiller
Delhhoven
Mr. Smith
Richard Golden
Marion Field
Adolph Zink
Lilliputians
Sedalia Baseball Club Seeks Season as Burson Reports Form
Dr W J Ferguson of Sedalia Baseball association receives a letter from Frank Burson the deaf and dumb catcher stating readiness for the season and his work at a yeast factory in Topeka He mentions sawing wood every morning and using Indian clubs Also received an offer from Minnesota club he was with in 1900 but prefers Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Frank Burson
Frank
Topeka
Minnesota
Sedalia
Allen III. Winnington Confined by Grippe at Home
Allen III. Winnon, a member of the re organized staff of the Democrat, is bedbound at his West Sixth Street home with la grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ng Allen III
Winnon
The
Democrat
West Sixth Street
la Grippe
Fred A. Benz Nominated for Pettis County Schools Superintendent
Announcement declares Prof. Fred A. Benz of Lamonte as candidate for Pettis County superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Benz
Lamonte
Pettis County
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Boe
Om Ere
Ohio
Taylor
Kr. E. McClellan
Will Lower
Longwood
Anna Brill
Wickansis City
H. T. Hoberecht
Ben Hur
W.S. Dixon
G. H. Thomas
Lillian May Bidstrup
Soleville, Mo
Arthur Noack
Missouri
Fcock Tailoring Establishment
A. Young
Holton
Bas
Prof. Steininger
Holden
J. M. Lane
Carthage
Tas
J. M. Talkington
Corning
ATK
I. L. Peatt
M. D
Iowa Park
Tex
Wolff-Wilson Drug CO
Malden, Mo
Beren Co
Crane Ave
Sv. Lowe
Cscastorita
Z Cues CP. le
Wittenmeyver
Capt. Holland
Try Whipple
U. K. Coal
Illinois
East Third
Ohio St
Strenc Tra
Jas
the Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
Burson
W. J. Ferguson
Sedalia Baseball Associa
P. A.cessna
Lamine and Mo. P. Ry
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