Local Notes From Green Ridge and Surrounding Areas
John Briscoe of Green Ridge attends city visit while Dr H W Wood returns from St Louis A R Thickett Katy claim agent arrives from St Louis Pearl Teufel visits Fulton J West Goodwin travels east on Missouri Pacific Mrs Wm Rutan Lamonte shops in city Wednesday Frank Hobart heads to Columbia for state university Sam L Hanks of Stickney Cigar Co St Louis in city Chas Christiansen recovering from pneumonia Mrs C F McVey returns from five weeks with sister in St Louis Wm E Taylor Chicago Portrait Co passenger to Green Ridge R S Hart traveling salesman south on narrow gauge N T Mitchell and wife Rocheport guests of daughter Mrs Robert Gray A R Banks Jefferson City pension examiner in city W H Meyers Pacific Express messenger ill with grip George Troetschler visits F W Bailey then returns to Rhineland Morris Marshall conducting revival at Louisiana with 53 conversions Miss Louella Hoffman Sedalia Missouri State University elected Freshman class secretary George T Hickman and wife near Tipton celebrated Mrs Hickman's 56th birthday Charles F Griffith of Kansas City and Miss Florence Johnson wed at Blue Lick Roy Walker Windsor returns home with mother visiting Aulville Fisher Printing ad printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Troetschler
F. W. Bailey
Rhineland
Morris
Marshall
Louisiana
Louella Hoffman
Sedalia
Missouri State University
George T. Hickman
Tipton
Hickman
A. Johnson
Blue Lick
Charles F. Griffith
Kansas City
Florence John
Calvary Church Bazaar Showcases Tableaux and Lectures
The Calvary Episcopal church bazaar closed with evening tableaux featuring named participants such as Miss Maud Kelk Miss Dora Weller and Master John Carlisle A daytime reading by Dr Scoot on Literary Criticism drew a large club women audience and discussion led by Mrs Van Antwerp and others A poem The Old Century by O A Crandall was praised The piece notes social clubs and euchre gatherings among local residents including prize results and hostesses at Sweet Sixteen Euchre club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. van Antwerp
Geo. E. Dugan
Henry Harris
Will Bard
C. C. Gillisland
Laslie Potter Sneed
Clio Club
O. A. Crandall
Hard Coughs Warn Against Waiting for Consumption
A health advisory stresses the danger of delaying treatment for persistent coughing as consumption may develop and become incurable, urging prompt action and medical consultation.
Supreme Court to rule on Breeders' law cases
Jefferson City Jan 24 The cases state v Williams and state v Flynn from St Louis were argued and submitted before the Supreme Court by Fred Lehman and colleagues for the state and by T J Rowe for the defendants. The court took the matter under advisement awaiting an opinion expected in about two weeks with one opinion covering both cases. The ruling may affect income from poor sales used by the state fair. Clara Steger, returned missionary, will lecture at the Fi u street M E church south next Sunday on her China experiences after serving in Soo Chow China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State
Clara Steger
Methodist Church
Soo Chow China
U Street
M. EB
China
Lowvis Hoff
First Bill Passes in Missouri Legislature
The Forty-first general assembly approved senate bill 24 creating a county board of health in each county. The board, comprised of county judges and a physician, can enforce quarantine rules and disease prevention, finance expenses from the county treasury, and cannot override state quarantine authority. The measure, prompted by existing smallpox, goes to Governor Dockery for signature or veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Forty-first General Assembly
Senate
County Boards of Health
State Board of Health
Wages Dispute Prompts Suit by Sedalia Garment Teacher
H W Collins plans to sue Miss Dell Fulton in Macomb Illinois over $80 claimed salary. Collins came to Sedalia with the Garment Cutters' school and served as assistant to Fulton in the Hoffman building before the school reportedly pulled out leaving creditors behind. Meanwhile WM Duke shows improvement as Dr O W Clabaugh from Green sends word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Collins
Sedalia
Missulton
Hoffman
Nevada banker candidate visits to push Modern Woodmen race
H E Errett of Nevada a leading candidate for head banker for the Modern Woodmen of America was in the city Wednesday en route to North Missouri to campaign. Other candidates named are George L Berry of Kansas City and R S Smith of Brookfield. The head banker post handles between 5 006 000 and 6 000 000 yearly. Also noted: M O Laughlin will replace R B Thayer as division road master for the L and S branch of the Missouri Pacific with Nevada as headquarters, with the change to take effect in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Berry
Kansas City
R. S. Smith
Brookfield
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Wood's New Opera House
John Briscoe
Green Ridge
H. W. Wood
St. Louis
A. R. Thickett
Katy
Pearl Teufel
Fulton
J. West Goodwin
Missouri Pacific
W. E. Taylor
The
Chicago
Ness
W. H. Meyers
Pacific Express
Lexington
West Seventh
Roy Walker
Windsor
Aulville
the Huckins
Fisher Printing Company
East Second Street
Clam Boullon
Ohio ST
Carl A. Guenther
South
Ohio Street
Missouri Trust
Wes
Remedy CO
Tiepomic Temple
Jess
Boston
Oid
Union Parde
DELL
Bae
Uimon
Urr & Co
Little Philip
Philip
Kahn
Calvary Episcopal Church
Maud Kelk
Dora Weller
John Carlisle
Helen Demuth
Janice Meredith
Emma Miner
Mesdames Hansberger
Jennie B. Fast
Priscilla
Laura Stan
Jennie
Morey
Tiede Hall
Dr. Scoot
Ridge
Lamonte
Wm. Duke
Mr. Duke
Liberty
Miss Nellie
R. W. Carr
Kelly
Clay
F. Moerschel
West
Street
George Grosshans
S. Urban
Chris Yost
Fritz Etzbach
Nautilus Club
Nehemgar Club
E. W. Clippinger
Euchre
Herman Klink
Roger
Supreme Court
Wuina
Brazil
Candy Palace
Board of Health
Mis
Nature
Veto
Dell Fulton
Sistant
Dll
Hoffman Building
Macomb, Ill
O. W. Clabaugh
Green
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
H. E. Errett
Nevada
Promin
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Modern Woodmen of America
Missouri
Sentinel
M. O’laughlin
R. B. Thayer
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