Sphermagetus Stew at Mellor’s and local notes crowd Warsaw
The notice lists Mellor's at 112 Osage St offering Sphermagetus Stew nightly and cheap drinks and cigars. Lincoln locals report Dr. Evans performing appendicitis surgery on late assessor Stadelman. George survives. A flurry of social notes follows with visits, fishing trips, church events, a W C T U organization, and local shop clerking changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Evans
Sedalia
G. W. Stadelman
George
Jones
S. B. Lowery
California
Local Trade and Social Notes From Sedalia Spotlight
A bustling Sedalia column lists shop promotions at Carl A Guenther's and Ott's Pharmacy, arrivals and visits from Miss Marie Kaiser and Miss Isabel Daniel, birthdays and family events, and business trips of residents to Kansas City, Lamonte, Tipton, and Smithton. It cites hotel guests, marriage notes, and community commerce updates with frequent references to Ott's soda, Guenther's summer goods, and Marshall Howe hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kaiser
Colorado Springs
Ben Blair
Texas
Beaumont
Sarah Grand
M. B. Coleman
Susie Thomson
Willeen Bouldin
L. W. Bryant
C. F. Kibby
A. L. Shortridge
Tipton
William Coleman
Coleman
Central
Missouri
Carl A .Guenther
Carl A. Guenther
S. W. D. Steele
Windsor
S. W. T. Renshaw
Clarksburg
Sedalia
Ott
Clarence Murphy
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Smithton
Lon Luther
The
Lamonte
Walt Monroe
New York Life Insurance Company
Jefferson City
Will Hansbrough
Marshall- Howe Hardware Company
Dora Dorsey
Ollie Jordan
Houstonia
Frank Swope
Ott’s
Mayme Robertson
East Fifth Street
Boonville
Geneva Yeager
Maplewood Nuggets Tells Of Rainy Season And Local Notes
Maplewood June 6 report praises grateful rain and budding crops. Farmers see corn and wheat improving and clover hay ready for cutting. Local ideas include sign boards with names, while residents note a photographer shooting farmhouses and a Michigan man charging 50 cents.
Montana Horses to Be Sold at Missouri Pacific Yards
Forty head of Montana horses and mares to be sold at the Missouri Pacific stock yards on Saturday June 8 in the afternoon to the highest bidder for cash. Don’t forget the date.
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Missouri Pacific Stock Yards
Montana
Local Visits and Family News From Lamonte on June 4 1901
Lamonte Missouri reports Jay Dorsey of Houstonia visiting ladies Sunday. Ernest Craighead, visiting relatives, departed for Fort Scott Kansas. Joe DeJarnette and family, including daughter Lena, attended Pauline Children’s Day exercises yesterday.
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Joe DeJarnette
Miss Lena
Pauline
Williams to Oversee Refreshments at Forest Park Excursion
S. B. Williams, popular manager of Forest Park, will supervise refreshments on the C. B. C. excursion tomorrow. He reports plans for a remodeled dancing pavilion with a new floor and roof, aiming for completion by the end of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Forest Park
Tailor system ad prompts ladies to call
A classified notice invites women to examine the Standard Square Inch tailor system advertised as the latest improved model. The ad lists address 212 West Fourth Street for inquiries and demonstrations.
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West Fourth Street
Smallpox Reported in Cole Camp Says Versailles Paper
The Versailles Statesman reports a smallpox outbreak in Cole Camp citing a solid source. The claim notes the disease is spreading locally and urges precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles Statesman
Cole Camp
Showhow to save money time and trouble at East Street
A promotional line promises guidance on saving money time and trouble for callers at 119 East 2nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 2Nd Street
Beaman Man Reports Private Car Arrival for Former Sedalia Employee
Brigadier General William Siler, now a Beaman resident, says his old friend Michael Cageney of the Indian Territory has quit the handcar and will travel in his own private car. Cageney reports a wife, 640 acres, a large bank account, 1000 head of cattle, and several children, making him the happiest man in the west. The correspondent offers congratulations and a warm reception if they pass through Beaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BeAman
William Siler
Michael Cageney
Sedalia
Indian Territory
General Siler
Cageney
The Worlds Work Subscriptions Rise in June Week
The World's Work reports 31017 paid subscriptions for the week ending June 1. May cash receipts exceed December by 2555.46 dollars, reflecting strong publishing demand for the magazine from Doubleday, Page & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubleday, Page & Co., Pub
State Sunday school convention to be held in Sedalia
The St. Louis Christian pastors will attend the state convention in Sedalia starting Monday afternoon. Local clergy and laymen will join the program with Rev. E. T. McFarland leading a Christian Endeavor round table. Speakers include Rev. G. A. Hoffman Rev. James H. McAllister Rev. F. G. Tyrell and Dr. W. D. Cree along with Mrs. Jennie Conway Mrs. Mary Wisdom Grant Miss Bessie Spicer and W. Daviess Pittman serving as musical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Democrat
St. Louis
Central Church
F. G. Tyrell
Mount Cabanne Church
W. D. Cree
W. H. McClain
Jennie Conway
Mary Wisdom Grant
Bessie Spicer
W. Daviess Pittman
Father of the Elks George Cumberland dies in Brooklyn
George W. Cumberland also known as George W. Thompson death caused by blood poisoning after hand surgery in Brooklyn. Born 1836 in New York City. Founding head of the Elks in New York Lodge No. 1 in 1868 and later held several national offices. Funeral set for tomorrow.
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New York
George W. Cumberland
George W. Thompson
The
Elks
Brooklyn
New York City
Order of Elks
Jeffries Plans Ruhlin Fight After San Francisco Arrangements
James J. Jeffries arrived in Los Angeles and said he would fight Gus Ruhlin in San Francisco once suitable arrangements are made. He noted a past left arm issue is resolved and insisted he would not take risks with Ruhlin or anyone else unless he felt fully strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
James J. Jeffries
Gus Rublin
San Francisco
Ruhlin
Tipton Boy Wins Naval Academy Cadetship
Walter K. Monroe of Tipton, a Tipton High School graduate and yearlong teacher, was named the alternate for the Annapolis cadetship after the principal appointee failed to qualify. He appeared for the examination last week and will remain if the test is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moniteau County
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Walter K. Monroe
Tipton High School
Moniteau County Herald
Day of Prayer Proposed by Harmony Baptist Moderator
The Rev. C. A. Buchanan, moderator of the Harmony Baptist association, urges the churches in the district to set apart Sunday, June 16, as a day of prayer for district mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Buchanan
The
Harmony Baptist Association
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