Local Notices from Jefferson City and Nearby Towns
G W Fitzgerald leaves for Pleasant Hill. R C Combs arrives from the east. Prof G W Buchanan returns from Jefferson City on compulsory education bill. John A Challicombe of Denison visits W B Challacombe. John Riner visits Sedalia. Mrs J A Fults and Miss Ethel Fults depart for Los Angeles for about three months. J J Baker and wife return from six weeks at Hot Springs. Mrs Ann Ott leaves for Kansas City. Miss Margaret Hale heads home to St Louis after Hill's college course. John Jaynes suffers lagrippe. Sam Kingsbaker goes to Warrensburg. Miss Lulu Monroe returns from Trenton. Otto Buehler goes to Lincoln. A H Chapman departs for Parsons. J L Guerrant travels High Line. J B Elliott departs for Boonville. Fisher Printing Co. advertises printing services.
Pens Shipped To Kansas City For Fanciers Show
E Codding shipped several pens of chickens to Kansas City this afternoon to be shown at the Kansas City Fanciers Association event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. E. Codding
Kansas City
Coffee social and fur sale highlight local notices
The Ladies Aid society of the German Evangelical church plans a Thursday afternoon coffee social and supper at the parsonage at Fourth and Vermont. Henry Laupheimer holds a $20,000 fur sale this evening around 5 o’clock. Nevada authorities delay street car service until motormen are protected from the cold. State druggists to meet in Jefferson City with federation indorsed fair coverage and educational articles.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
German Evangelical Church
Corner Fourth
Vermont
Wedding Outfit Debt Prompts Seeker in Lamine
Robert McMahan of Lamine came to the city seeking a woman who borrowed money to buy a wedding outfit and promised marriage. The note of the short item hints at a personal dispute and a missing betrothal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McMahan
Lamine
Seavcha
Mr. McMahan
Among the Exchanges Humorous Quips on Current Topics
A collage of brief humorous observations from newspapers. The notes poke fun at fashion, rumors, hard times, and the Philippines military question with concise witticisms and commentary.
Death of Hamilton Wallace at Clifton City
Hamilton Wallace aged 45 died last night at Clifton City. He leaves a wife and children. The funeral services were held today at 2 30 p m at Providence church. Sheriff Joe Dillard was initiated Tuesday night into Neapolis lodge No 153 1 O Q F G. H Ayres was elected for initiation at the next meeting. See us for sterling goods Aards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Wallace
Clifton City
Aged Calhoun man T A Dillon dies at home
T A Dillon of Calhoun dies at 4 am at his home. Aged about 75, he owned substantial land in Henry and Benton counties. Survived by two children Grovner and Mrs Lucy Burehman and four brothers EF J Dillon Sedalia RR Dillon Springfield Charles and Joe Dillon California. Funeral in Calhoun tomorrow. ER J Dillon of this city to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Dillon
Calhoun
Henry and
Grovner
Lucy Burehman
EF. J. Dillon
Sedalia
R. R
Mrs Herrington Appointed Administratrix With Will Annexed
Mrs Herrington is named administrative executrix with the will annexed for the estate of Joseph P Herrington. The appointment follows probate actions locating the will and confirming fiduciary duties. The will directs settlement of assets under court supervision and designation of beneficiaries.
American Boy January issue opens new century with address
The January American Boy from Sprague Publishing Co Detroit begins the new century with a bright issue featuring an address to fifteen million Americans and other engaging material.
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the Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit, Mich
Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit
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