Local residents noted in Warsaw area notes
A roundup of local names visiting, traveling, or attending events from Lamonte to Kansas City. Mentions include A. G. Woodward, Mrs. Westbrook, C. G. Hackett, J. W. Rapple, Dr. N. T. Enloe, E. M. Bradley, W. E. Shultz, Mack Looney, J. A. Shepherd, H. E. Fleming Jr, J. L. De Strange, R. W. Griffith, Elliott Walker, George W. Ewell, J. G. Harper, Lee Hoff, Walter O Bannon, George Betts, Will Clark, Ben Redman, Mrs. G. S. Hayden, Mrs. C. M. Winner, J. W. Fields, Charles Gentry, and Fisher Printing Co remarks on local movement and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Looney
Kansas City
Taylor
Ohio St
Shain
Jefferson City
George W. Ewell
St. Louis Chronicle
Huckins
J. G. Harper
Globe Stock Food Company
Lee Hoff
Hill
Royal Tribe of
St. Louis
Redwine
Sedalia
J. W. Fields
Carthage
Commercial Hotel
Warsaw
Charles Gentry
Gentry Bros Fine Stock Breeders
Central Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Kohen Koal and Walter Williams Probed in Quill Contemplation
A column in Wes Robertson's Gallatin Democrat praises Walter Williams as a great and beautiful soul despite appearance, describing his height build and hair. The Louisville related note from Columbia en route to Jefferson City contrasts Williams's public intellect with physical flaws while lauding his prose and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jefferson City
Walter Williams
Herald
Wes Robertson
Gallitan Democrat
Walter
Apollo
Actress objects to belt buckles and signs using her photo
The article notes an actress protests the display of her image on belt buckles watch fobs scarfpins and signs advertising special brews. She criticizes unauthorized reproductions in ivory crayon oil and other processes and urges control of her publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tress
William Gibbons Dies in Boonville Saw Mill Community
William Gibbons a renowned Boonville saw mill man died this morning. Born in Lancaster England fifty seven years ago he was the uncle of Walter and Frank Gibbons of the Western Union Telegraph office in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gibbons
Boonville
Ing. Mgr. Gibbons
I Lancaster
England
Walter and
Frank
5 AND 10 ACRE FARMS FOR POULTRY AND HARES
5 and 10 acre farms offered for poultry Belgian hares or small fruits. Fine building sites near city limits on Lamine avenue or South Twenty-eighth street. Terms require a small cash payment plus monthly installments for the balance. For details contact Van B. Wisker Sedalia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamine Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Naming of Columbia Traced to General Smith in 1821
Colonel Switzler confirms the man who gave Columbia its name was General Thomas A Smith. The Boone county area was then Smithton in his honor. when that site moved a few miles away, the town became Columbia at Smith’s suggestion in 1821. Smith died on his Saline county farm in 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Smithton
Smith
Eral Smith
Saline County
Riley Grannan Declares Financial Struggles in London
American race track followers say Riley Grannan is dead broke in London after returning from the other side. The remark frames Grannan as the most sensational turf plunger of the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Col Wisker Advances R T J Lodge in West Plains
Col Wisker writes The Sentinel that he instituted a lodge of R T J at West Plains and installed officers on the twenty fourth. He gave initiation instruction on the twenty sixth and after a short visit with the Springfield lodge travels to Aurora Missouri in the order’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. van B. Wisker
the Sentinel
West Plains
Springfield
Aurora, Mo
Sweet Marie Lamour At Wood's Opera House This Winter
Marie Lamour was seen at Wood's opera house this winter in a vaudeville style program featuring a comedy and pantomime act. The article notes her charm and stage presence with a focus on social crowd appeal and local reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lamour
Wood
Captain Edmondson resigns as regimental quartermaster
Captain George Edmondson, recently removed from Sedalia to St. Louis, has tendered his resignation as regimental quartermaster of the Second Regiment N G M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edmondson
Sedalia
St. Louis
N G. M
Stillwater Gains Water From Springs To Standpipe
Stillwater Oklahoma now has a new water system feed from springs that runs into a well and is pumped to a standpipe producing sixty pounds of pressure. The development underscores the city’s improving utilities and public health infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Adams On Trial For Embezzling From Lizzie Light
The preliminary hearing for E H Adams charged with embezzling about 400 from Lizzie Light of Kansas City occurred before Justice N H Rogers. Light testified about lending and trusting Adams for nineteen years, sparking a stormy cross examination as prosecutors and defense clashed over the affidavit and warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Light
Kansas City
N. H. Rogers
E. H. Adams
Adams
Hugh Muir
Sten
Jail sentence for chicken thefts handed to three men
Judge Truxel sent Biff Worth and Dan Laxton to county jail yesterday on charges of stealing chickens. Cephas Comes received a similar sentence for coal theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biff’ Worth
Dan Laxton
Truxel
Cephas Comes
Lamonte man arrested for gambling by Sedalia constable
James Murray of Lamonte was arrested yesterday by Constable Fleming for gambling. He was detained in Sedalia at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murray
Lamonte
Fleming
Sedalia
Railroad trespasser Nd. Lowry arrested and fined
Nd. Lowry was arrested last night for railroad trespass. He received a $5 fine, delivered after a boastful display, and was granted a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
Loan offer for farmers in Missouri by John R. Larrimore
Notice from a Sedalia Missouri lender offering loans on improved farms with liberal terms. Prompt attention promised. Call on John R Larrimore Hoffman Building Sedalia Mo for applications and authorization to proceed with loaning money in this state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Larrimore
Sedalia
Hoffman Building
Hat Sale Slashes Prices Across Millinery Department
The Boston at 214 Ohio Street cuts prices on many articles including millinery with hats trimmed at half price or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio Street
Mourning Loss of Fine Bird Dog Poisoned Last Night
Harry Mess reports the death of a cherished bird dog after being poisoned last night. No further details on suspect or motive provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mess
Marriage License for Dr K Peterson and Fannie Meanes
A marriage license was issued to Dr. K Peterson and Fannie Meanes, both residents of Lamonte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. K. Peterson and
Fannie Meanes
Lamonte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wood's New Opera House
Isrand Operatic Company
New York
Flowtow
Martha
Cram Boullon
Mocua Carrier
Arlington
Carl A. Guenther
Telephone
South Ohio Street
West Third Street
the Plaza Barber Shop
Pecanside Pound
Candy Palace
A. G. Woodward
J. A. Shepherd
H. E. Fleming, Jr
JL. de Strange
R. W. Griffith
Montrose
Elliott Walker
Fisher Printing Company
East Second Street
Kohen
Lexington
Styes
Raglan
Ulster
Hart, Schafener & Marx
Little Philip
Philip
ABE
Ohio
Albert Kahn
van B. Wisker
Sedalia, Mo
Thomas A
Missouri
Ritory
Boone County
Riley Grannan
Col. Wisker
R.T. J
Sweet Marie
Wishwe
Miss Light
Cutor Cashman
Ment
E. H
John Cashman
Ographer
W. A. Fast
Mr. Steele
Ant
Steele
Mr. Cashman
Case
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