Personal notices of travel and illness in the community
John A. Cellins left for Kansas City on business. H. Coffeen made a business trip to Holden. Rev J. I. Orrison traveled to Warrensburg. Mrs R B Shannon and daughter Elizabeth left for Warrensburg after visiting the Meriwether home. Mrs M J Thatcher remains confined to bed after six weeks with no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylors
John A. Cellins
Kansas City
H. Coffeen
Flolden
J. I. Orrison
Warrensburg
Wade Wilfrong in Distress Over Lost Horses and Dogs
Wade Wilfrong a colored teamster with a melodious voice endured a rough Sunday as two of his horses escaped in Kansas City and damaged Joseph Scherubel’s yard. Scherubel charged him two dollars for the damage, Wade paid and headed home. On the route he learned eighteen of his dogs had strayed into the city pound at nine dollars for the lot with fifty cents per head to redeem. This cost $11, causing Wade to miss the colored baseball game and utter curses amid his troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Wilfrong
Wade
Kansas City
Joseph Scherubel
Fooling With Pistols Lands youths in police court
Officer Leftwich left six boys charged with disturbing the peace by firing toy pistols near Fifth and the Katy railroad on Sunday. Patrick Shine Bea Ares Robert McGowan Harre Morris Vic McFadden were found guilty of causing the offense and fined one dollar plus costs. The toy dealer will be arrested on return. An ordinance bans selling toy pistols and the specific snap-cart ridge type that can discharge BB shots. Such weapons were linked to a local child’s death years ago. Authorities vow to curb their use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leftwich
Fifth
Katy Railroad
Pat Shine
Bea Ares
Robert McGowan
Harre Morris
Vic MceFadden
D. H. Smith
Rev P L Kelly is Appointed at Harmony Baptist Meet
At the Harmony Baptist association meeting held at Bethlehem church on Sunday Rev P L Kelly was appointed to a new post. The event concluded with formal acknowledgment of his assignment and duties.
EUPEP IA Tablets Praised by Doctor Pratt
Dr I L Pratt of Iowa Park Texas reports relief from stomach trouble using EUPEP IA Tablets. He states he is very pleased with the results and would recommend the tablets to others seeking relief from indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Pratt
M. D
Iowa Park
Tex
Missionary Start Spreads From South Fork Church
A reported missionary and evangelistic effort begins at South Fork church on the Pettis and Saline line northeast of Vioustenia. The Harmony meeting drew a strong crowd with locals including Logan Thomas Louis Hoffman Dryson Rev. Powell Dr. Fuller Rufus Money and Mrs. Belle Smail in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork Church
Pettis and Saline
Vioustenia
Harmony
Logan Thomas
Louis Hoffman
Alas. Dryson
Powell
Fuller
Rufus Money
Belle Smail
Baseball Manager Powers Skips Town Amid Debt Whisky
Larry Powers, Coffeyville baseball manager at season start, vanished leaving unknown whereabouts even to his wife. Once regarded with good reputation, he faced heavy debts worsened by whisky. Mrs Powers sold assets and moved to Parsons to live with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Powers
Coffeyville
Powers
Parsons
Dog Bite Incidents After Hughesville Church Event
After children's day exercises at Hughesville Presbyterian Church three riders at the hitching rack were bitten by a stray dog. The victims named are Dave Bouldin Tom Murphy's son and Dave Daley's son. The dog was not suspected to be mad though one bite was serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Hughesville
Dave Bouldin
Tom Murphy
Dave Daley
Fire at Broadway Electric Plant Doused With Minor Loss
A rooftop blaze at the Broadway Electric Light and Power Plant was spotted about 10 o clock Sunday evening. Sparks from the boiler started the fire in the elevator shaft. Engineer Harper and an assistant sounded the alarm and attached hoses. Firemen arrived to find the flames under control and the loss pegged at about $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Electric Light and Power Plant
Harper
Fire destroys North Osage residence owned by Donnohue estate
The James Church ill and family residence on North Osage street burned early Sunday morning. It was owned by J. D. Donnohue of the Donnohue Real Estate Company and insured for 600 dollars. Churchill and family were away from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage Street
James Churchill and
J. D. Donnohue
Donnohue
W L Jones Announces General Transfer Service
W L Jones calls attention to his general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving of all kinds in Queen City No 444.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City No
Fourth of July Rates for M., KK. & T.
Excursion tickets sold July 3 4 and 5 limited until July 7 for return to points where the one fare does not exceed 6.00. Maximum rate 50 cents. Children half the adult rate.
Case Against Wm. luer meyer for disturbing the peace
News of the Courts item notes the case against Wm. luer meyer for disturbing the peace. Details on court dates or actions are not provided in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Luermeyer
Dog poisoned in Creve Coeur hideout case
A valued ape pointer dog worth 150 dollars, owned by Missouri Pacific firefighter Johesp McClure, was poisoned Saturday night at W. T. Murphy’s home 210 North Lamine street where it was kept. The Doe Hick breed dog was fed poison through a barn crack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Johesp McClure
Creve Coeur Run
W. T. Murphy
North Lamine Street
Case Continuations in Local Courts
The case against Capt Witcher is continued until 9 a.m. Wednesday in Judge Rogers' court. The matter before Judge Smith continues until 9 a.m. Saturday. Capt Witcher remains in jail.
Former Sedalian Learns of Daughter's Death
Mr M Shields received a letter from George W Bair of Rich Hill Missouri informing him that Arminitle Elnora Shields died there on June 17 at age 22. Bair is a former resident who recently moved with his family to Rich Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MK. M. Shields
George W. Bair
Rich Hill
Arminitle Elnora
Mr. Bair
Rich Lill
Crescent Tent Meeting Notices On July Fourth
Crescent Tent No 4 KK OT M will hold its regular review tomorrow night July 4 in the K of P hall 412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
K. of P. Hall
Laclede Bicycle Tops All Others in Every Way
See them at S M H Hardware Co where the Laclede bicycle is promoted as superior to all competitors for quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S-M-H Hardware Co
Ferrin Receives Doctor of Divinity from Vermont University
Burlington Vermont June 27 Prof William N Ferrin of Pacific University Oregon has received the degree of doctor of divinity from the University of Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
William N. Ferrin
Pacific University
Oregon
University of Vermont
Bank cashier Anthony Sherman dies after suicide
Newport Rhode Island June 27 Anthony S Sherman cashier of the Merchants bank here who shot himself last week because of a heavy shortage in his accounts is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Anthony S. Sherman
Merchants’ Bank
Brothers Die in Lightning at Brownstown River
George and Harry Rineboldt aged 30 and 35 were killed by lightning while fishing in White River near Brownstown Depot Indiana on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstown Depot
Ind
George
Harry Rineboldt
White River
Here
Porto Rico Commissioner Granted Floor Right in House
The house rules committee unanimously approved a rule for a resolution giving the Porto Rico commissioner the right to the floor of the house. The action was reported from Washington on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Rules
Porto Rico
House of Representatives
Barber Shop Slay Follows Shooting of Watts Suspect
Terre Haute Indiana June 27 Terrell Lipton was shot and killed while in his Ehrmandale barber shop Lipton had recently shot and seriously wounded Daniel Watts and Watts is being hunted by officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Ehrmandale
Terrell Lipton
Lipton
Daniel Watts
Watts
Delegates Arrive for Tenth Triennial Sunday School Convention
Six special trains brought delegates from the east to Denver for the tenth triennial international Sunday school convention. The convention proper opened Thursday evening in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Will of Very Rev E A Hoffman Filed for Probate
The will of the late Very Rev E A Hoffman dean of the general theological seminary has been filed for probate. It details an estate valued at 12 000 000 to 15 000 000 dollars. In Pawtucket Rhode Island the militia finished duties suppressing street railway strike riots and streetcars are back in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. A. Hoffman
General Theological Seminary
Pawtucket
R. I
Private loans referenced by attorney C. C. Lawson
C. C. Lawson, attorney at law, handles private loan matters from the Katie building. Bell telephone 467.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
Tornado Insurance Offer Promises Low Rates
An advertisement promotes tornado insurance at 25c per $100 for one year and three year terms. It urges readers to act today, noting the risk of a strike tonight.
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