Local notices and transfers from Sedalia and area
C E Carson superintendent of termnals at Kansas City visited Sedalia this morning on his way home from St Louis. A D Hopkins left for Franklin Junction on business. M B Coleman sells dry salt bacon at 10c a pound and prunes at 5c a pound. G W Inge of the S W and S W travels from Jefferson City to Warrensburg for a summer school board meeting. Dr H L Cannon dentist relocated to Windsor to practice with his father due to health concerns. Dr M T Collins advised. Good heating stores closed out at bargains and sold at 106 West Main Street by E Brighton, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
C. E. Carson
Kansas City
Sedalia
West Main Street
Brighton
Rescue at Boonville Ends in Fatal Train Runover
Veit Epstein a 75 year old Boonville resident and retired merchant was fatally struck while trying to cross Katy and Missouri Pacific tracks at the junction around 9 10 this morning. He suffered a severed left leg and other injuries and died at 2 40 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Katy
Missouri Pacific
Tipton
Boonville
Epstein
New St Louis Morning Paper Planned By Local Investors
St Louis plans a new daily and Sunday newspaper named The St Louis World to launch about April 1 with a New York syndicate telegraph service. The 910 Pine street plant is being rebuilt with editorial and press spaces, six new typesetting machines bought outright, and a $100000 outlay cited as a sign of permanency. A. W. Spink will edit, Charles Parker is business manager, and Q K Underwood city editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Spink
Charles Parker
Q. K
Nellie Fletcher Hosts Adagio Club Gathering
Miss Nellie Fletcher entertained the Non-Lenten Adagio club on Wednesday with a social event described in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Fletcher
Kansas City to Cedar City: local moves and undertakings
Notes from Kansas City report rail gauge work inspection and widening efforts. J. H. Wise family relocate to Cedar City Missouri. M. B. Coleman advertises lard at ten cents per pound. Rev. E. W. Clippinger heads to Warrensburg for Judge McClain funeral. State superintendent W. T. Carrington travels on the fast mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
J. H. Wise
Blair Farm
Cedar City
M. B. Coleman
E. W. Clippinger
Warrensburg
William McClain
West Seda club social ends with prize belt buckle
At a West Seda home the club held an afternoon gathering. Miss Nelle Harris won the high five game prize a gold belt buckle. Refreshments included nut salad Saratoga chips pickles coffee and salted peanuts. Miss Emma Miner to entertain next week at her West Fourth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sedalia
Nelle Harris
Saratoga
Emma Miner
West
Sedalia Moves Toward State Convention Bid
Sedalia formally enters race for the republican state convention with E. E. Codding announcing a delegation will attend Saturday’s state committee meeting at the Lindell hotel. Several cities plan bids for the nominating convention while St. Joseph and St. Louis seek the judicial convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. E. Codding
Sedalia
Missouri City
Lindell Hotel
Springfield
Joplin
Jefferson City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
The Railroads
E R Porter a farmer near Wellington Missouri was struck and killed by Lexington branch train No 71 while attempting to drive across the tracks. Mrs I D Turner wife of conductor I D Turner has been given up by her physician as her strength fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Porter
Wellington
Lexington Branch
I. D. Turner
Box Car Leaves Track In Yard Accident
Train 102 second section pulled into yards when a box car derailed from a loose wheel. If the derailment had occurred on the main line a severe wreck would have ensued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Ott
Santa Fe to Run into Union Depot Kansas City Route Change
Beginning March 15 the Santa Fe will operate into the Union depot in Kansas City using Missouri Pacific tracks six miles from Kansas City, connecting with the Missouri Pacific system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Union Depot
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Kan
Messenger swaps on Katy flyer route between Sedalia Parsons
E. H. Haney the American Express courier on the Sedalia Parsons Katy line has been assigned the Parsons south run. The Sedalia Parsons segment is given to Messenger Johnson, a newcomer from the Beast.
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E. H. Haney
American Express
Sedalia
Par
Parsons South
Parsons
Messenger Johnson
The
Beast
Parsons Kas engineers attend funeral of Kerr
J. J. Hickey G. B. Croop and K. G Hoag from Parsons Kas attended Engineer Kerr's funeral in the city Thursday. F. L. Ferrier and E. M. Hammack were named to weigh mails on the Katy for 35 days. Conductor D. J. Temple of the Katy is on a short vacation in the Indian Territory for a few days of hunting. Brakeman William Chapman and Harry Elton of the High line visit friends here. W. E. Cunningham superintendent of the K line left for Hot Springs Ark for health reasons. He was escorted by Mrs. Cunningham and their baby as far as Alton.
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J. J. Hickey
G. B. Croop
K. G Hoag
Parsons Kas
Kerr
F. L. Ferrier
E. M. Hammack
Katy
D. J. Temple
The
Indian Territory
William Chapman
Harry Elton
High Line
W. E. Cunningham
K Line
Hot Springs
Ark
Alton
Dean Waters Named Missouri State Fair Agricultural Superintendent
Dean Waters of Columbia was chosen by the State Fair board on Wednesday to oversee the agricultural department. He plans to present a premier exhibit including top pieces from Suffalo and Charleston, plus a new state-wide collection of grasses grains corn cow peas castor beans cotton and more. Waters has invited over a thousand farmers to lend materials as the exhibition travels in color to St. Louis World's Fair with Sedalia hosting the first display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Waters
Suffalo
Charleston
Nautilus Club Meeting Displays Artwork And Discussion
The Nautilus club met in regular session on Wednesday afternoon. Members described paintings by Michael Angelo or Raphael during roll call, including works titled Legendary Emperors Flavian Family and Trojan. Discussion covered the effect of liberty of speech on literature of the age with Miss Florence Lamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nautilus Club
Michael Angelo
Raphael
Will Hall
Hughes
Florence Lamy
Henry Hawkins Charged With Disturbing Prayer Meeting
Henry Hawkins, colored, is charged with disturbing the prayer meeting at the colored Baptist church Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hawkins
Colored Baptist Church
Immoral Women Fined In City Court
Seventeen immoral women were fined $1 and costs by Judge Kinsey Thursday afternoon. The performance will be repeated once a month here after. The Rocking Chair club met at Mrs. G. M. Babcock’s West Broadway home Wednesday afternoon with dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsey
Babcock
West Broadway
Dainty Re
Local Social Events and Warsaw Anti-Saloon Formation
The Thursday club was entertained by Mrs. W H Reynolds at her East Sixteenth Street home. The Ladies Musical club met at the College of Music hall under Mrs J H Rodes with Weber selections. An anti saloon league has formed in Warsaw with many leading citizens as members and a looming saloon closure at license expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Reynolds
East Six
Weber
J. H. Rodes
Ganized
Warsaw
Local couples receive marriage licenses and plans
W W Roe of Lexington and Maggie Clouse of Lamonte were licensed to wed here Thursday. George H Trader, son of Dr and Mrs John W Trader, will wed Laura Stanley, daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Stanley, Tuesday evening April 8 at the Cavalry Episcopal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Roe
Lexington
Maggie Clouse
Lamonte
George H. Trader
John W. Trader
Laura Stanley
A. D. Stanley
The
Cavalry Episcopal
Sedalia to Host State Christian Endeavor Convention
The central convention committee met at the First Congregational church to prepare for the October gathering in Sedalia. Members include Rev B F Martin chairing, Miss Abbie Handley secretary, J W McClain treasurer, and several committee chairs. The city plans to recruit Young People to serve on committees and aims to host the largest state convention yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Central Committee
Union of Christian Endeavorers
First Christian Church
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Nehemgar Club
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Cynthia Maupin
Anna Davis
Main Street
Bryant-Tewmey Dry Goods CO
W. T. Carrington
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Wardsville
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Nedalia
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Columbia
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College of Music Hall
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Miss Minnie Shaffer
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