Bridal tour guests and local news from the area
The report lists social arrivals and travels including L. L. Belcher and bride at Huckins hotel, J. W. Bridges of Hughesville, and G. W. Anderson of Sedalia. It notes piano sales by F. M. Reed, a foot amputation in St. Louis for Jno Kaiser, and Julia Lagstrum as new bookkeeper at Longan’s laundry. Plus several local visits and a sheriff’s transport to an asylum.
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J. W. Bridges
Hughesville
L. L. Belcher and Bride
Columbia
Huckins Hotel
F. M. Reed
Knob Noster
Jno. Kaiser
St. Louis
Mr. Kaiser
Julia Lagstrum
Longan’s
Ollie Weiman
Kansas City
Post Office Robbers Apprehended in Missouri Case
Robert Ramsey of the Missouri Pacific secret service tracked two alleged Lone Tree Cass County post office robbers to Harrisonville Missouri. Charles Gallagher and George Evans looted the Lone Tree office January 8, stealing stamps worth 100 and 225 pennies. Authorities recovered 80 pennies on arrest January 10 and found about 125 more spent. Stolen stamps were later located under a trestle by section men and one suspect was identified arriving from under the trestle early on the morning of the fifth.
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Robert Ramsey
Missouri Pacific Secret Service
Harrisonville
Charles Gallagher
George Evans
Lone Tree
Cass County
H. G. Hopkinson
East Lynne
Local Trade Notes From Sedalia and Cooper County
The column lists prices and purchases by merchants and residents including M. B. Coleman selling lard prunes and dry salt bacon, W. J. Sears journeying to Tipton, James H. Savage traveling through Cooper County toward Otterville, Lawrence Laupheimer a Rocheport traveler, and Frank Kruse planning to return to Sedalia from Kansas City to resume tailoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocheport
Frank Kruse
Kansas City
Sedalia
Kruse
Local notices and business listings from War-Saw area
R W Davis millman of War-Saw in city. Private loans available from C C Lawson Katie building rooms 107-9. J S Fleming of Lamonte and J W Jamison of Boonville, a candidate, in town. Miss Lulu to stay in Kansas City as bookkeeper. Merchandise sales closing at 106 West Main Street by E Brighton. Visitors at Kaiser hotel include Sheriff Drysdale Versailles and others from Cole Camp Jefferson City Lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
J. S. Fleming
Lamonte
J. W. Jamison
Boonville
Kaiser Hotel
S. H. Drysdale
Versailles
H. E. Clark
Cole Camp
W. W. Goodin
Jefferson City
M. B. McMullin
Look
Monument and Tablet Sale Opens January 15
C H Heynen announces a sale offering monuments and tablets with first class work and materials. The event begins January 15 at 10 a.m. at North Ohio Street half block from the depot with affordable pricing and reliable results.
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North Ohio Street
Depot
Were They Sedalians The Baltimore Telegraph Robbery
Three men robbed the Baltimore Telegraph company pool room in Kansas City of 2500 dollars last night. Authorities suspect the suspects hail from Sedalia and continue to investigate the case.
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Baltimore Telegraph Company
Kansas City
Sedalia
Sedalia National bank reelects directors officers
At the annual meeting of Sedalia National Bank all old directors and officers were re-elected. Arthur Trader was elected assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia National Bank
Arthur Trader
Windsor postmaster hopeful and Folly in Seda Lia
George W. Schneer named for Windsor Missouri postmaster as The Sentinel notes third National bank election in progress. Edward Forshay's replevin case to recover his murdered wife’s household effects advances in Chicago and Seda Lia with a hearing set for Friday January 24.
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Forshay
First Christian church ladies host literary and musical program
Mesdames Smith and Cotton entertained Monday afternoon and evening the friends of the First Christian church. They were assisted by the Ladies Missionary society. Miss Callie Clarke and Marian Elvira Jones led the literary and musical program. Refreshments included salads beaten biscuit olives pickles coffee and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Smith
Cotton
Friends of the First Christian Church
Ladies ' Missionary Society of
Church
Callie Clarke
Marian Elvira Jones
Death of Rev John L Burchard in meteor strike
Mrs Williams of 613 South Engineer Street reports the death of her uncle Rev John L Burchard a superannuated Methodist minister of Oakland California who was struck by a meteor and killed instantly January 5 1902 while en route to church Warsaw and Chamois papers please copy.
Pudd n Head Wilson Play At Opera House Tonight
Shipman Brothers present the dramatized Pudd nhead Wilson with a capable company. The calendar items include the birth and funeral question as meat in the dialogue and the production promises marvelous scenic effects and costuming. The play is described as a great dramatic event for the generation and a delightful theatre experience.
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Mark Twain
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Pudd’nhead
Shipman Brothers
Opera House
Bowery After Dark at Wood's Opera House
The Bowery life on stage opens at Wood's Opera House with a bargain matinee on Saturday Jan 18. Children 15 cents adults 25 cents. The city sees a scenic production based on a rough rider's fight to save his sweetheart from an opium den. The show features an opium den Bowery concert hall scenes and a parade by the Newsboys band and orchestra from noon to 1 and an evening concert 7 to 8 with local performers.
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Bowery
New York
Wood's
Opera House
Salvation Army
Meyer the Baker Serves Sandwiches Pastries and Coffee
Meyer a local baker at 512 Ohio Street offers sandwiches pastries and coffee in a small storefront serving daily essentials to passersby.
Jolly Twelve Club Meets at Mrs Menke’s Home
Mrs J L Menke hosts the Jolly Twelve club this afternoon at 510 West Sixth Street, inviting members to gather for an at home event.
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J. L. Menke
Jolly Twelve Club
West Sixth Street
Mrs Will Cloney Hosts Ten Pin Party At West Broadway
Mrs Will Cloney will entertain a company of friends at a ten pin party Thursday afternoon at her home on West Broadway. See Meyer the baker for fresh con fections cakes and bread at 512 Ohio street.
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Will Cloney
West Broadway
Meyer
Ohio Street
Fred Butcher Falls Through Door at McGarren’s
Fred Butcher of McGarren's restaurant fell through an open door into the cellar early this morning and sustained severe scalp wounds.
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Fred Butcher
McGarren
Mrs Fannie Williams Taken Ill At Judge Kinsey’s Office
Mrs Fannie Williams, long time resident behind Judge Kinsey’s office, fell ill Sunday and is reported at the point of death.
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Fannie Williams
Judge Kinsey
Columbus Lodge Meet With M T Lilly Company
A representative from M. T. Lilly & Co. of Columbus Ohio will meet tonight with Prairie Queen lodge No. 25. P. P. McCune and son Harry of Lamonte were in the city en route to Knoxville Tennessee to promote the Model Portrait company of Chicago.
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Prairie Queen Lodge
P. P. McCune
Harry
Lamonte
Knoxville
Missouri Fish Commission car heads toward Boonville
Car No 1 from the St Joseph hatchery, Missouri Fish Commission, passed today en route to Boonville. Superintendent M E O'Brien of the St Joseph hatchery will stock streams near Boonville with black bass and crappie.
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Missouri Fish Commission
St. Joseph
Boonville
M. E. O’brien
Meyers Coffee House Draws Discerning Patrons
Meyers Coffee House at 512 Ohio street remains a popular spot for respectable light refreshments. Mrs. D. M. Dodge and her son David Jr arrived in San Francisco January 9 aboard the transport Kilpatrick en route to their destination.
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Meyer
Ohio Street
D. M. Dodge
David, Jr
San Francisco
Kilpatrick
Wanted two rooms near South Prospect street
A brief want advertisement seeks two rooms furnished or unfurnished west of Ohio between Second and Sixth streets for light housekeeping. Address given as 226 South Prospect Street. Also notes Walch's candies are good candies.
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Ohio
South Prospect Street
Wanted couple to run city hospital in Sedalia
Wanted husband and wife with no children to take charge of the City hospital February 1. Apply by letter only to Mrs. A. P. Morey at Ninth and Ohio streets Sedalia Missouri.
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A. P. Morey
Ninth
Ohio Streets
Sedalia
Sedalia Biz For Sale Half Interest Auction
Advertisement offers half interest in a high earning Sedalia small business for $750 cash. Describes a strong opportunity for a hustling young man and provides contact as A B C in care Sentinel.
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Sedalia
Care Sentinel
Houstonia youth dies while at Kirksville school
James Schondelmair a Houstonia area resident died this morning in Kirksville while attending school. His remains will be shipped to the Houstonia home for funeral services. Funeral arrangements include Christmas sweets at Walch’s.
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Houstonia
James Schondelmair
Kirksville
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ABELL
Albert Kahn
Aart
Schaffner Ade Clothes
G. W. Anderson
G. W. Driskell
Pleasant Green
G. M. Riddle
Fayette
Bud Dillard
Nevada
Mary Bottoms
Asylum
J. W. Menefee, Jr
L. W. Whipple
J. G. Senior
James S. White
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co
J. W. Ferrell
G. W Crawford
Wood’s Opera House
Shipman Bros
Frank Mayo
Missouri
Wma. S. Gill
Post Office
Robert
Ramsey
THE
Cass
County
Sun—City News
Sentinel
Sir Thomas Lipton
Grocer
Ceylon
India
Formosa
Sedalia Grocer CO
Ohio St
M. B. Coleman’s
M. B. Coleman
W. J. Sears
Tipton
James H. Savage
the Merchant
Cooper County
Otterville
Lawrence Laupheimer
Bryant Tewmey
Fourth and Ohio Sts
R. W. Davis
Millman
War- Saw
Taylor
W. P. Moore
S. P. Williams
Calvin Jones
J. H. Muir
Joseph Price
Lulu
West Main Street
Brighton
Sam. F. Lanois
Bushnell, Il
J. H. McCass
Rush, Ark
H. L Saewxi
Lafayette
Tex
Rsv
J. M. Tacxincron
Corning
Ark
Eupepsia CO
Itamk
R. T. Pratt
Gallatin, Ark
Mes
M. A. Hawna
Adamana
Castoria
Bard
C. H. Heynen
Walsh
George W. Schneer
Windsor, Mo
Edward Forshay
Chicago
Lia
Chicago Daily News
Newsboys
T. Lilly & Co
Columbus
Ohiost
Helfert & Raiffeisen
West Main
Doc Cros
F. H. Kruse
Little David
Geo. M. Riddle
Sedalia, Mo
Walch’s
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