Personal notices outline mobile movements and local ties
Roy Finnell heads to Jefferson City while many residents travel for business and personal reasons. Officials and workers including W J Riley, Dr. T T Clifford, Rev J M Van Wagner, and Mrs. Burchfield are noted with trips to Kansas City, Holden, Carthage, Pierce City, and St. Louis area. The Missouri Pacific, George R Smith College, and local firms figure in transport, employment changes, and subscriptions as people relocate or visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Roy Finnell
Jefferson City
W. J. Riley
Holden
Charles Heynen
Montserrat
Col. H. ©. Pountain
West
T. T. Clifford
Kansas City
A. H. Taylor
Petersburg
Ind
E. E. Johnston
Ella Bohling
Versailles
Minnie Carl
Missouri Pacific Company
Frank Thompson
CC. E. Fletcher
Paul Curtis
Nannie Gentry
Chicago
Prof
Billups
George R. Smith College
Arthur Hauptly
Boonville
Ruth
Nellie Buchanan
A. Buchanan
FE. E. Burchfield
Lee
Burchfield
Warrensburg
G. S. Keiffer
Cole Camp
Charles Ditfendaffer
Munskogee
I T
Dawes Commission
John Klein
W. F. Waller
Will Mackey
Colorado
W. J. Letts
Missouri Pacific
Will Diechler
Charles A. Dexter
Ruth Stanley
Charles City
Iowa
T. J. Robb
James DeJharnett
Monet. Mo
Log Rolling Association
Public Installation Celebrated by Ella Stone Division O R C
A large crowd attended the Ella Stone division Ladies Auxiliary of the O R C for a public installation at Elkshall Tuesday evening. National president Mrs Moore spoke, officers were installed, refreshments served, and members listed by name including president Mrs Campbell and secretary treasurer Mrs Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Stone
Auxiary
Elkshall
Moore
William Phelan
W. EE. Miller
C. A. Good
Harry Reid
W. E. Reynolds
William Norris
J. J. Bertchie
J. W. Carlisle
G. 8
Hlayden
Field Insurance
G. W. Bradfield
Elizabeth Parsons
Alma Dean
Elizabeth Humphrey
Tressie Hinshaw
Ella Stone Division
Charles RR. Campbell
M. L. de Haves
George Leonberger
W H. Hackett
P. R. Adams
C. M. Winner
W. E. Miller
A. €. Hesler
Wim. Tedford
H. S. Tanner
J. K. Easly
N. M. Hinshaw
O. E. Parsons
M. Ducker
G. J. Barton
T. E. Russell
W. L. Norris
H. Reid
J. A. Hukel
C. Y. Lawrence
J. L. Phelan
J. T. Bossart
W. Phelan
R E. Low
Four Cars Burned In Katy Siding Fire
L Johnson foreman of a city construction gang on the Katy now at work as Marius Croche Mo had four of his cars burn Monday night. Origin not known but believed to stem from a cook stove. The cars were on a siding at that place and belonged to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Johnson
Katy
Marius Croche
Equity Lodge No 26 Elects New Officers
At a meeting of Equity lodge No 26 A O U W last night officers were elected. Past Master Workman James A Robb Master Workman Walter Mitchell Foreman A F Gravy Overseer Dennis Murray Recorder James Jenkins Financier J S Bosserman Outside watchman T P Berry Trustees Dr J N Ferguson Dr S G Crawford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Lodge
Equity Lodge No
James A. Robb
Walter Mitchell
A. F. Gravy
Dennis Murray
James Jenkins
J. S. Bosserman
T. P. Berry
J. N. Ferguson
SG. Crawford
Fourth Anniversary fete of railway trainmen ladies auxiliary
The ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen celebrate their fourth anniversary this afternoon in Hoffman hall on East Fifth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of
Hoffman Hall
East Fifth Street
St Louis Excursion Train To Arrive Sunday
The M and K and T railroad will operate an excursion from St Louis to this city on Sunday June 15. A large crowd is expected in town for the event and transportation arrangements are being coordinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Trolley Ride For Pettis County Teachers
The Pettis County Teachers' Normal Institute will take a trolley ride over the street railway system tomorrow night led by genial schools superintendent L. G. Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County Teachers’ Normal Institute
L. G. Coleman
License Granted to W Yost and Elizabeth Allcorn
W Yost of Buffalo New York and Elizabeth Allcorn of Sedalia are licensed to wed in a civil ceremony per the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Yost
Buffalo, N. Y
Elizabeth Allcorn
Sedalia
Hospital Arrivals From Local Rail Yard Dispatched
George Ratliff a brakeman from Mc Allister Charles Raines a bridgeman from Columbia James Morney a crasher laborer from Sweeney Elbron Powell an extra gang hand from South McAllester Will Williams a section laborer from Greenville Alfred Ross a section laborer from Denison all listed as hospital arrivals in local rail yard incident or build crew report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ratliff
Brakeman
McAllister
Charles Raines
Bridgeman Columbia
James Morney
Sweeney
Elbron Powell
Extra Gang
South McAllester
Will Williams
Greenville
Alfred Ross
Denison
Links and Pins: Katy Switch Engine Draws Out
A Katy switch engine No. 438 pulled out a draw head this morning, sparking activity on the yard. The report notes the locomotive maneuver and surrounding yard operations with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Railroad Breakage Delays Departures as Families Move
During repairs on road engine 107 after a breakage, conductor C. M. Winner is relocating his family to Jefferson City. July 4 excursion rates are set at a single round trip fare for all points within a 200 mile radius of origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Winner
Jefferson City
Baseball Scores From Yesterday National League
Results from yesterday show Boston defeated St. Louis 9 to 11 in Boston. Philadelphia beat Pittsburg 4 to 3. New York edged Chicago 4 to 3. Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 in Brooklyn.
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Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Sluggers Shut Out Summit in East Sedalia Game
In East Sedalia the Northeast Sluggers defeated the Summit Sluggers as rain canceled several other planned games. Northeast Sluggers batteries were Clarence Phillips Leonard Wegon and Charlie Donnahoe, Summit Sluggers battery was Doble Barton and Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sedalia
Northeast Sluggers
Summit
Clarence Phillips
Leonard Wegon
Charlie Donnahoe
Sumit
Doble Barton
Zimmerman
Sedalia Falls To Fort Scott In Tight League Showdown
The Nevada Mail notes Sedalia’s loss to Fort Scott with Fort Scott edging Sedalia for first place as Hawkins hits a home run on Wingert’s pitch and Lindley Moore join Coffeyville’s battery the Sedalia club hosts a banquet at Pehl’s after the game and Coffeyville plans a 6 p m exhibition on the narrow gauge grounds with Huckins as hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Mail
Sedalia
Fort Scott
Hawkins
Wingert
Easy Street
Lindley
Moore
Coffeyville
Wallace Johnson
Jola
Pehl
Fults
Nevada
Peter Kuhn
Kool Krocher
Huckins
Lola
Jefferson City
Red Cross Ball Blue in every home ad prompt
An advertisement notes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry bleach should be in every home. It promotes a large two ounce package for five cents and urges readers to ask their grocer for it.
German lessons offered daily at M. FE church
Persons wishing to take up German can receive instruction daily at the German M. FE church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
Bell Offers Horse Covers and Wagon Umbrellas For Sale
Local shop The Bell advertises horse covers and wagon umbrellas with inquiries welcome on price. Customers may ask about either item or both to compare costs.
Pasted torn check leads to forgery case in Kansas court
In Atchison district court a case reports how a torn check was pieced together and paid, with the defense claiming the man had a right to reassemble his own check. The verdict and retrial follow as the color man faces forgery charges amid language interpretation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Kansas City
S. C. King
King
Kansas
Noses of the Nations Reflect Physical Changes
A London Answers summary notes that German bodies grow straighter and stronger due to discipline, English faces trend longer and straighter noses, and French facial traits lighten with Swiss and Alsatian influence. It adds Japan shows westernized features after 30 years of European customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
London
Oyster Jimmy Arrested On Larceny Charge At Philadelphia
James McFetridge known as Capt. Jim Baker and Oyster Jimmy faced Magistrate Cunningham in Philadelphia on a larceny charge. He had been brought from Harrisburg amid a long criminal record. Judge Francis B. Lloyd of Atlanta, who befriended him, began a planned auto biography but Jimmy absconded with Lloyd’s clothing. bail set at 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McFetridge
Jim Baker
Francis B. Lloyd
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Oyster Jimmy
Sixth and Noble Streets
Judge Lind
James
Jimmy
Cunningham
Lloyd
How He Played
A street violinist says he never reads notes nor relies on an ear to play. He claims to play by main strength, describing his work as dry and hard but true, while a passerby questions his method in a London Answers anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Collections by Electricity Invention Of Contribution Box
A brief note reveals a new American device termed an electrical contribution box. The item is presented as the latest utility to encourage public donations.
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Prof. Steininger
Porter Brown
D. Brown
Sedalia Trust Company
George Brownfield
I. David
Miss Eva
ElDorado Springs
Mr David
H. Jonnson
Dowell
Tex
Gro. W. Crockweltl
L. B. Price Mercanti @e Co
Hannibil
Lewe
Orsen Avs
Ladies’ Auxiliary
O. R.C
Biseball News
League Baseball
National League
Baseball Notes
RED Cross
Frederick the Great
England
Mantegazza
Great Britain
Insurance Accus
Ohio St
McGarren’s
Main and Osage
Pettis
Morris Real Estate Co
Coffeyville Vs. Sedelia League Park
Vaipay
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