He Threw Rocks But Under Promise to Be Good He Was Set Free
Walter Grieshein, a young East Sedalia lad, was in police court charged with throwing rocks at pedestrians. Judge Truxel reprimanded him and, on promise to behave, continued the case. The judge warned harsher treatment for the next boy. Tom McCarty fined $10 for drunkenness and must work to pay it, plus a $5 old fine. Lewis Lee ex constable Beaman township Max Faul and Dan Quinn each fined $5 for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grieshein
East Sedalia
Truxel
Tom McCarty
Lewis Lee
Beaman Township
Max Faul
Dan Quinn
A Trip to Atlantic Seashore Resorts Outing
A travel feature promotes seaside getaways at Atlantic seashore resorts with through tickets via Lehigh Valley railroad. Descriptive booklet available by sending a two cent stamp to the General Passenger Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
General Passenger Department
New York
Emma Ellis Wins Free Trip to New York Contest
Miss Emma Ellis of Windsor won a St Louis Chronicle guessing contest prize a free trip to New York City and is visiting Mrs Ed Huston in New York before departing to enjoy the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ellis
Windsor
St. Louis
Icle
New York
City
Ed Huston
Ellis
Mount Clemens Reachable by Grand Trunk Rail System
The Mineral Bath City Mt. Clemens is described as accessible without changing trains via the Grand Trunk Railway. A descriptive pamphlet will be mailed free on request to Advertising Department 135 Adams St. Chicago. Geo. W. Vaux A. G. P. & T. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk Railway System
Advertising Department
Adams St
Chicago
Geo
Red Men Carnival to Bring Week-Long Attraction to Liberty Park
L. C. Leburne, manager of the World's Fair Midway and Carnival, met Red Men chiefs and braves and plans a weeklong carnival at Liberty Park starting Monday July 13 under Red Men auspices. The decision rests with the Red Men at tonight's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park
Red Men
Local Births and Health Ad Claims
Birth notices list six newborns and parents in multiple streets as of June 22 23 with Norton Finney Starkey Alcorn and Sullivan families. An advertisement promises a $100 reward for deafness cured by catarrh treatment from Hall's Catarrh Cure. The Gentleman's Musical club meets at John Menefee Jr residence for final rehearsal before Warrensburg trip to Pertle Sprigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentleman’s Musical Club
John Menefee, Jr
Warrensburg
Notable visits and travels listed in Sedalia society notes
A long string of visits and trips across Missouri and nearby states features Master Frank Hughes in St. Louis, J H Sullens to Richmond, and many residents in and around Sedalia traveling for business, family visits, or on bridal tours. Notables include A L Shortridge and bride, Dr H Evans, W Slagle, and Mrs J G Rennie with various destinations such as Warrensburg Jefferson City Kansas City and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Harris
Kathryn Courtney
Mabel Roeschel
Boonville
McAllister Springs
Charles Stimson
Elks Hotel
Kansas City
Ella Gentry
Chicago
Chicago College of Music
Mesdames W. D. Steele
E. F. Yancey
J. D. Livingston
Windsor
Jefferson City
J. W. Hart
St. Louis
Mattie Sterling
Cora Perdue
A. Perdue
Important Meeting for Red Men at Wig Wam
The Wig Wam hosts an important meeting this Tuesday at 8 PM for the semi annual election of officers and other important business. H. H. Edwards Sachem and J. J. Coats Chief of Records announce the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Edwards
J. J. Coats
Dr Miles Heart Cure Praised by Satisfied Patient
A letter from Mrs R H Burch of Burch South Dakota attributes relief from dizzy spells, heart pain and nervous distress to Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine. She reports three bottles plus Anti Pain Pills restored sleep and ability to work, crediting the treatment with saving her life. The ad promotes the remedies and a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
New York
Dr. Miles
R. H. Burch
Burch
S. D
Runaway Team Untangles On East Fifth Street
A team of horses owned by Peter Brandt broke loose from a hitching tree in front of Dan Grow at 519 East Fifth street this morning. The runaway ran to Fifth and Massachusetts where the wagon struck a tree and overturned. The bridle entanglement caused the incident. driver Will Six was away at the Grow residence and did not see the team until after the crash. Only the wagon rear wheel and tongue were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Six
Grow
Fifth Street
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Ing
F. D. Ormond
Cptc
Ohio Street
Reed
McLaughlin Bras
Mt. Clemens
RED Men Carnival
Sedalia
L. C. Leburne
Red
Norton J. Finney
West Broadway
William Alcorn
East Fiftenth Street
Phil Sullivan
Ness
Hall
Lars Free
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Taylor’s Light
Frank Hughes
Will Heynen
Bunceton
W. H. Harbaugh
F. M. Fulkerson
J. H. Connor, Jr
Lamonte
City Today
R. E. Guthrie
George E. Dugan
Eva Belle Witcher
Otterville
Vincent Terry
Imogene Fast
Eddyville
Iowa
J. H. Sullens
Richmond
David Stearns
Des Moines
Mack Looney
A. L. Shortridge
Bride
Colo
Rado
Warren Slagle
Ton, Ohio
Ora Priest
Josephine Ayers
A. D. Vandeventer
Harrisonville
Gertrude Brandt
Mayme Sarmen
Wm. Russ
Ida Neal
Peter Vollmer
J. B. Wilcox
Harriette V. Hammond
East Sixteenth Street
Nellie Ming
Eureka Springs Ark
Champaigne, Ill
E. W. Sullivan
Victor, Colo
C. Duncan
J. L. Babcock
Elmer Sharp
J. P. Gass
Denver
Eula Baker
Mary Wight
Moberly
Hunicke
Sentinel
Brandt
Peter
Dan Grow
East Fifth Street
Fifth and
Massachusetts Streets
State Music Teachers’ Association
St. Peter’s Hall
Dockery
Speed Mosby
W. D. Steele
Royal Tribe
Joseph
W. H. Ritchey
W. P. Earle Brummer
W. P. H. W. Miller
P. I. T. Bronson
Scribe
E. Nasse
C. W. Bulkley, I. G. J. E. Ritchey, O. G
Missouri ‘Pacific
Washington Avenue
Alliance
Couragement
Main Street
Missouri Pacific
Harry Moss
J. C. Parmerlee
Alderman Hodges
Washington
Fr. Healy
St. Patrick’s Church
the Sentinel
FEV
Aniel Healy
Rock Road
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