Local travelers and visitors noted in city column
Last night from their trip over the Missouri Pacific lines Mr. Hardy proceeded to St. Louis on No. 8. Howard and family and White Duke and family left on the fast mail for Fresno Calif to locate permanently. M. C. Faust the bicycle man arrived from Texas and left for Kansas City to tour Iowa next week. R. C. Combs returned from the south in the Tuck cigars business and will escort his mother home to Memphis Mo. Mrs. W. T. Combs visits here. the widow of Col. Crandall found a Bard photograph from Boonville 1863. Mrs. T. L. Terry visits Lamonte. Miss May Thompson plans a Sedalia stay. Bonilt of St. Louis visited here. Kate Corbett heads to El Paso Texas. Maggie Corbett to Pine Bluff Ark for a new job. Conductor W Ferrier takes a rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Mr. Hardy
St. Louis
U. KE
Howard
White Duke
Lively
Benton County
Fresno
Cal
M. C. Faust
Texas
Kansas City
Iowa
W. T. Combs
Chamois
R. C. Combs
Col
O. A. Crandall
William Bard
Boonville
T. L. Terry
Lamonte
W. H. Sage
Sedalia
Local notices and shopping chatter fill city day
Personal items report trips and visits by Miss Elnora Redman and Mrs. Stevens. Bargains close out at heating stores as other goods arrive. Lard and dry salt bacon sold by M B Coleman. C J Hieronymous and Charles Days plan travels to visit family before heading to St Louis then New York. Claus Junge and David Holtzen are noted returning from St Louis after sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Parsons
Campville
West Main Street
E. Brighton
Sale to be held for Squire Hastings and related moves
Gentry travels to Dampville to attend a sale for Squire Hastings who plans to depart for Colorado. He will be assisted by Gentry. M B Coleman advertises prunes at 5 cents a pound. Lacey Sampson visits his mother Mrs F A Sampson and plans to leave soon. three carloads of hogs cattle and mules to depart. Yard Master Conklin at Franklin Junction clears the yard after relieving Night Yard Master Hardister who is in a civil court case. General Superintendent D Hardy Superintendent G T Ross and Division Superintendent Luke have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Mr. Gentry
M. B. Coleman
Lacey Sampson
Western Points
F. A. Sampson
Conklin
Franklin Junction
Hardister
Farmer Sues City Over Water Pollution Damages
D. H. Smith sues the city for 10000 damages over farm water pollution from city sewerage and seeks an injunction. The case will be heard at the May term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Smith
Barbers' Union sets 5 cent neck shave surcharge in Sedalia
The Barbers' Union announces that all Sedalia shops will charge five cents extra for neck shaves starting April 1, while one shop will not shave necks. They offer fifteen cent haircuts for men and boys and boast the Union Regulator as the largest shop with seven chairs. They invite customers to visit at 111 Osage Street and 110 Osage Street with E H Shaw listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Barbers’ Union
Sedalia
W C T U to host Carrie Lee Carter lectures
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. and others meet at Mrs. L. M. Easley 726 East Fifth Street tomorrow Friday at 3 PM to arrange public addresses by Miss Carrie Lee Carter, National W. C. T. U. A lecturer, planned for early April. Other matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Easley’s
East Fifth Street
Carrie Lee Carter
National W. Co. T. A
Roe and Clause Wed in Lexington Parlor Ceremony
Mr. W. W. Roe of Lexington Missouri and Miss Maggie Clause of Lamonte Missouri were married today at 1 p.m. in the parlors of Boswell and Ayers White House restaurant located at 108 Osage Street. Rev. G. H. Ayres officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Roe
Lexington, Mo
Maggie Clause
Lamonte Mo
G. H. Ayres
Boswell and
Ayers
White House
Osage
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight and Friday
Generally fair conditions reported with warmer temperatures in the eastern portion tonight. Forecast calls for continued pleasant weather into Friday across the region.
Jefferson City Boy Found Safe on Ohio Street
Louis Vaught, the Jefferson City youth who vanished from home last Sunday, was spotted on Ohio street last night by Constable James Robb and returned home aboard Missouri Pacific train No. 8 under the conductor's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Ohio Street
James Robb
Missouri Pa
Loefflert Guenther Shoe Co Increases Capital Stock
Capital stock of Loefflert Guenther Shoe company has risen from 15000 dollars to 25000 dollars reflecting an expansion of the business and likely greater operating capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loefflert Guenther Shoe Company
Elks Initiate James Connor In Social Session
The Elks held a social gathering last night and initiated James Connor into the lodge in a formal ceremony as part of their activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
James Connor
Bogus Organ Scam Hits New Jersey Church
In Blairs Town New Jersey a gang defrauded a church by selling a $1600 pipe organ for 900. A con man named William Pierce of Pierce Hall organ builders of Philadelphia posed as an honest dealer, guaranteed a recital, collected 600 in cash and 300 in a note, then vanished. The organ failed to work, and efforts to contact Pierce and his firm failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blairstown
N. J
William Pierce
Pierce & Hall Organ Builders
Philadelphia
Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Pierce & Hall
Dirck family welcomes baby girl in Pauline Missouri
Pauline Missouri reports the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs Ed Dirck on Friday morning. Local notes mention Mrs A F Bales traveling to Kansas and a poorly attended sale due to bad weather. Other items include illness for C H Van Natta, chills for Monroe and Andrew De Jarnette, and Elmer Thompson visiting Monday. Nancy Pearl Hanes dies at 3 pm born March 13 1893, twin Willie Earle Hanes also died in infancy. burial at Walnut Branch cemetery with sisters Luella Monger and Maud Roads attending from Deepwater. George H Robinson named postmaster at Elio and plans to hire a mail carrier. John Humphrey moves to Pembertons tenant house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Bales
Kansas
Belle Haggerty
Ed Bales
Lamonte
C. H. van Natta
Dr. Clabaugh
Monroe DeJarnette
Andrew DeJarnette
F. W. Hanes
C. Dump
Nancy Pearl Hanes
S P. m
G. S. Hanes
Willie Earle Hanes
Walnut Branch
Luella Monger
Maud Roads
Deepwater
George H. Robinson
Elio
John Humphrey
G. Pemberton
Socialist Mayors to Address Public at Court House
Hon. John C. Chase, twice elected socialist mayor of Haverhill, Mass, and E. T. Behrens, socialist candidate for Sedalia mayor, will speak at the courthouse Friday March 7 at 7:30 p m. They promise to explain how socialism will remove bribery and corruption from city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Chase
Haverhill
Mass
E. T. Behrens
Sedalia
Court House
World Traveler Mrs Crosby Plans Twenty-First Voyage
Mrs Crosby of Indianapolis prepares for her twenty-first round-the-world trip after crossing the Atlantic seventy times and visiting major cities across Europe Asia Africa and America in eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Crosby
Indianapolis
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
New York Society Embraces Pingpong After Dinner
The social set embraces pingpong with hundreds of racquets in use each evening. Mrs John Jacob Astor is said to be the champion player in New York and Mrs Stuyvesant also notable in the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Astor
New York
Stuyvesant
Peruna endorsements from Illinois official and others
A letter from Illinois State Senator John J. Furlong endorses Peruna as a cure for catarrh and urges trust in the remedy. Additional testimonials from William Flood and J. A. Barham claim long-term relief and strong family usefulness. The notice invites write-in inquiries to Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Furlong
Thirty-fifth
General Assembly
State of
Illinois
Osgood St
Chicago
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
William Flood
J. A. Barham
Santa Rosa
California
Peruna, Write At Once To Dr. Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Fish Plays Solid Game as Local Enthusiasts Cheer
Mrs Ogden Mills and Mrs Hermann Oelrichs are listed as enthusiasts supporting the team and its performance, with fans noting a strong showing on the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Mills
Hermann Oelrichs
Sedalia Junk Co Offers Fine Watch For Your Junk
Junk dealer advertises paying a fine gold watch for rags bones old stoves rubbers bottles zinc iron and other salvage. Call for particulars. Wagons call for all kinds of junk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Junk CO
Philadelphia Record Auction Notice in Public Sale
The Philadelphia Record is set for public auction on May 15 after years in U S courts due to Colonel Singerley’s business failure. The sale covers 9 050 units remaining in the paper’s assets and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
United States
Singerley
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de Bloch
ABELL
Albert Kahn
South
Tuck Cigars
Memphis
Mrs. Ramsey
Miss May Thompson
Sedalia, Mo
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bonilt
Kate Corbett
el Paso
Maggie Corbett
Pine Bluff
Ark
Ing Firms
W. Ferrier
North End
Taylor
Elnora Redman
Green Ridge
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
Velma Divers
Nelle Carter
C. J. Hieronymous
Charles
Columbia
C. A. Stevens
H. A. Pratt
T. K. Potter
Parsons
Houston
Mes
Dames Pratt and Potter
David Holtzen
Cat
Tle
Claus Junge
Cole Camp
Bryant-Tewmey Dry Goods CO
Gentry
Dampville
Mr. Hieronymous Will Cry
Squire Hastings
D. Hardy
G. T. Ross
Luke
C. E. Hasssvou
Yerington
Nev
J. M. Jowxa
Elihu Kr
Waoia
Jacos Exxman
Mill Shoala
Court
Union Regulator
Osage St
Billie’s Place
E. H. Shaw
Red Cross
Louis Vaught
Jefferson
Con
Boges
Pauline, Mo
Ed Dirck
Elmer Thompson
Illinois Assembly
Peruna
Care
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Louisville
Hon Ee
J. Furlong
Main and
Vermont
Sedalia Awning & Mattress Co
St. Bott
Rogers Bros. & Ackerman
Q. C
Arlington Pharmacy
Southwestern Railway
Southwest
Southern Railway
Gallie Garden
Gallie Lumber & Fuel Co
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