Hoyt's A Trip to Chinatown Tops All Records
Hoyts greatest success both financially and artistically, its 708 performance run at Hoyts New York setting records, and a nationwide tour hailed as unmatched by any other comedy. Next Saturday evening at the opera house a superb revival of the popular comedy will be presented with a cast led by Harry Gilfoil E M Hall Gus P Thomas Mable Montgomery Emilie Gardiner Eleanor Falk Finn Reynolds Maud Wynn George Shields vin Lewis Bertha Madison and others.
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Hoyt
Harry Gilfoil
West
Cumberland Presbyterian members elect church Elders and Deacons
On Wednesday night Cumberland Presbyterian church members elected Elders C. J. Wilson W. H. Hogg and Frank Hoffman. They also chose Deacons Stirling Gallie and Fred Tegler for the congregation.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
C. J. Wilson
W. H. Hogg
Stirling Gallie
Fred Tegler
Manhattan Club Semi Monthly Dance at Gregg's Hall
The Manhattan club held a regular semi monthly dance at Gregg's hall last night with Friemel's orchestra providing music. Two weeks later a masquerade ball is planned at the same venue.
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Gregg’s Hall
Friemel
Local social and club notices from Boonville area
Miss Sue Christman Miss Laura Hoefer and Miss Malona of Dunn Tenn return home soon. Misses Julia Maggie Card and Hester Porter attend party at J. M. Patrick home Lamonte. Mrs Chas Winner hosts East Sedalia Baptist Ladies Aid on East Sixth. Boonville Elks plan initiation of Mr Eakin next Wednesday. Mrs Samuel H Beiler hosts Baptist church luncheon at East Broadway. Miss Cora Wilson and Mr C M Nelson wed in Lamonte. Bowling party hosted by Mrs J C Van Riper at Forest Park. C B C pupils hold open session tonight. Misses Stanley and Temple read papers at Clio Club meeting. Mrs C M Pendleton hosts Thursday High Five club next week. Supt Mead Stilwell and family move to St Louis February 1. Notice display of Buttermilk Soap three boxes for 25 cents. Servant Harker Drug Co.
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Chas. Winner
Ladies’ Aid Society
East Sedalia Baptist Church
East Sixth
Reverend Dunbar Sues Church Trustees For Back Salary
Ex pastor Rev. R. D. Dunbar sues the trustees of the colored Baptist church seeking 254 dollars in back wages.
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R. D. Dunbar
The
Colored Baptist Church
Naughty Nathan and the Missing Gold Pieces
Nathan Arnold, a colored man from five miles west of town, came to the city to see his wife off to Kansas City and handle business. After reporting the loss of two $20 gold pieces from his overcoat, Sadie Evarts was arrested but the case was dismissed when one coin was recovered and the other was not found.
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Nathan Arnold
Kansas City
Rotten Row
Sadie Evarts
Kinsey
Compulsory Education Topic Presented by Supt Buchanan
Supt. Buchanan read a paper on Compulsory Education before the Nehemgar club. The discussion included Revs. Buchanan Toomay and Hill and Messrs F A Sampson J West Goodwin and H B Shain. Education is not compulsory in Missouri but may be raised at the next legislature session.
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Nehemgar Club
Supt. Buchanan
Missouri
Buchanan
Toomay
Hill
F. A. Sampson
J. West Goodwin
H. B. Shain
Armstrong Declines to Comment on Light Speciation Bid
Local correspondent reports inquiry to railway mail clerk J. R. Armstrong about light specifications in St. Louis. The request asks which light company he represents and whether he intends to bid. J. H. Armstrong of 606 East Sixth Street refused to discuss the matter.
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St. Louis Chronicle
J. R. Armstrong
St. Louis
Rush
J. H. Armstrong
East Sixth Street
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Claim
Ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promises cure of a cold in one day. All druggists refund money if it fails. EW Groves signature appears on each box. Sold for 25 cents.
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EW Grove
D W Stephens Recalled To Asylum Tonight
D W Stephens will be taken back to the asylum tonight after a period of absence during which he became unmanageable roaming about all night.
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D. W. Stephens
Giesecke Boot and Shoe Co Seeks New Plant Site
Jefferson City firm plans to relocate production outside prison confines and invites city proposals. Sedalia offers a lot and free light as potential site terms.
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Geisecke Boot and Shoe Co
Giesecke Boot and Shoe Co
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Fire Destroys Charles Terrell Residence Near Sedalia
A house ten miles southwest of Sedalia owned by Charles Terrell burned at 11 a m on Thursday. The roof was the origin of the blaze and the structure and its contents were destroyed. Insurance with Font Merriwether fully covered the loss.
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Charles Terrell
Sedalia
Font Merriwether
Mountain Pass Mystery Begins Next Week in Sentinel
The Sentinel announces a new serial story starting next Monday. The tale promises thrilling incidents and intense situations, aiming to be another engaging feature of Sedalia’s best paper.
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Mountain Pass
The
Sentinel
Sedalia
Candy Palace Maine Forest Treats
A Maine confectionery section highlights a candy shop offering handmade sweets from local forests. The feature notes regional sourcing and the shop’s rustic, country allure appealing to visitors seeking traditional treats.
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Maine
Candy Palace
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