Murray Comedy Company to Perform at Opera House Next Week
The Murray Comedy company presents all-week opera house shows starting Sunday matinee. Matinee 10 and 20 cents. Maud Leone leads with years of stage success from Canary and Lederer’s N Y Casino Co. and more. Willard Mack praised. Managers Smith and Lamb book Mina Gennell and others. Ladies free Monday night with paid 30 cent ticket.
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Murray Comedy Company
Opera House
Maud Leone
Canary and Lederer
Willard Mack
Smith and Lamb
Mina Gennell
Frank Robison
Grace Lambert
Neil McNamara
Lonnie Deane
P. m
Death of B L Greer Pioneer of Pettis County
B L Greer of near Pinhook Pettis County died at 3 36 am of pneumonia He was 78 and came to Pettis in 1838 settling on his farm in 1843 He leaves a widow four sons and four daughters including John T Berry A William K in Pettis and Daniel in California Mesdames Fannie Rhyne Bradley Goolsby and Ellis Surviving The funeral is set for 2 pm Sunday at Hopewell church Kehl markets to offer the best corn fed steers next week doubling space at the west end of the market house Stall 7 is the spot Telephone 6S.
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B. L. Greer
Pinhook
Sedalia
Mr. Greer
Pettis County
John T
Berry A
William K
Daniel
California
Fannie Rhyne
Bradley
Goolsby
Ellis
Greer
Missouri
Hopewell Church
Kehl
Local crime case ends with light jail terms for two adults
After police uncovered a planned robbery scheme, Mrs. Aldredge received a ten day sentence and Henry J. Garner forty days. Both pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods but avoided heavier punishment. A venue change led to Justice Kinsey fixing the sentences. Mrs. Aldredge had ties to California Missouri and was married to a prominent Latham resident.
Rhedans Granted Divorce and Custody in Morning ruling
Benjamin Rhedans awarded divorce from Edna A. Rhedans with custody of Bernard A. Rhedans. The complaint was filed by Mrs. Rhedans and a cross bill favored the husband as the injured party. Police Judge Burress continued Sam W. James weapon case to March 30 amid high expectations of a fight with strong legal teams. J W Reedy Elevator Manufacturing Co versus J H Mertz et al saw an application for change of venue and a $10 deposit filed today.
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Benjamin Rhedans
Edna A. Rhedans
Bernard A. Rhedans
Sam W. James
Burress
J. W. Reedy Elevator Manufacturing Co
J. H. Mertz
Plaintff
High School Leads in Local Piano Contest Standings
Four contestants were making gains as votes were tallied in the Haines Piano contest. The current standings show oS STeepe with 55,857 votes, followed by Loyal Rebekah and Woodmen of the World Acme Fraternal Union affiliations among other groups.
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Os Steepe
Rebekah Eet
Woodmen of the World
Acme Fraternal Union
E Een Ween
Miss Hattie Holmesley Returns Home From Warrensburg Normal
Miss Hattie Holmesley is home from the Normal at Warrensburg where she attends school and will spend a few days visiting her parents.
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Hattie Holmesley
Normal
Warrensburg
Social events fill Sedalia night life with varied gatherings
POC Messrs Alexander Schmitt and Francis Blaise entertained the F E E club at 403 North Moniteau with euchre and prizes for Ed Bauer Ed Rippey and Mrs Chas Raiffeisen and Miss Nancy David Footmen and guests included Nan cy David Minnie Schmitt Ricka Moerschel and Dora Lagstrom Sedalia Camp No 16 Woodmen of the World held a successful initiation at Odd Fellows hall with participants from Clifton City A Boston Cafe oyster supper followed The Chopin Musical Club was honored by Mr and Mrs Stephen Pirkey with two April recitals A West Fourth Street gathering included Miss Harris from Sedalia and a St Louis visitor The East Sedalia Baptist Ladies Aid plans a March 19 silver anniversary program with Rev J S Bitler speaking.
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Alexander Schmitt
Francis Blaise
F. E. E. Club
Schmitt
North Moniteau
Ed Bauer
Ed Rippey
Chas. Raiffeisen
Nancy David
Minnie Schmitt
Ricka Moerschel
Dora Lagstrom
Messrs
Robert Taylor
Bauer
Chas. White
Mesdames
Chas
Raiffeisen
Chris. Yost
Ted Rinkle
Sedalia
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Clifton City
G. H. Blythe
J. H. Blythe
J. C. Strine
T. E. Sheerin
E. W. Coney
Ed Love
Stephen Pirkey
Chopin Musical Club
Hattie Lower
Jessie Turner
The New Clothing Store and Crawford for Mayor
Dr S K Crawford is praised as a mayoral candidate while Sedalia Republicans hold ward meetings to nominate aldermen and delegates. J W Brown and J L Smith gain support for local offices as plans form for a city convention and police judge bid.
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J. L. Smith
Social clubs and prizes at West Seventh Street gathering
Mrs Chris A Yost hosted the Sweet Sixteen club on West Seventh street with Mrs D A Tish and Mr August Jacobsen winning first prize. Miss Rickie Moerschel and her father claimed booby prize. Knight and Ladies of Security held a bean supper at Royal Tribe of Joseph hall with a dance to finish. Mrs J H Kelly of Nevada won Sans Gene club prize an Indian painting in burnt leather. Miss Temple organized the event with refreshments.
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Chris. A. Yost
Sweet Sixteen Club
West Seventh Street
D. A. Tish
August Jacobsen
Rickie Moerschel
Joseph Hall
Knight and Ladies of Security
J. H. Kelly
Nevada
Sans Gene Club
Night Social At R T J Hall Delights Knights and Ladies
The Knights and Ladies of Security hosted a social in the R T J hall last night with good attendance despite cold weather. The Shakespeare club will be entertained by Miss Anna Belle Bowers next Thursday. Act IV of Macbeth will be the study. Miss Stanley's dancing class enjoyed a delightful dance despite the cold.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
R. T. J. Hall
Shakespeare Club
Miss Stanley
Conductor W. Jeffries Lays Off on M. K. T.
W. Jeffries, longtime conductor on the M. K. & T., is being laid off. The move affects the railway's personnel as scheduling changes take effect.
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W. Jeffries
Local Ward Meetings Pick Hammond and Delegates
In the high school and circuit court room meetings, candidates were nominated and elected. Hammond received 78 of 121 votes to win the ward chair in the first tally, with Mertz reappointed as committeeman for two years. Fourteen delegates and ward officers were selected, including Young Bartle Rockwell Mertz and White. A second ward session named Johns as nominee and Hoffman as ward committeeman with twelve delegates chosen for the second ward.
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W. H. Highleyman
E. E. Codding
Thomas Carter
Homer Garland Phillips
H. W. Menschke
W. O. Dunlap
Morris Harter
Will Anderson
John Herbert
Third Ward
W. E. Conner
Charlie Bartle
J. H. Kahn
A. R. Laird
J. B. Toomay
H. M. Hammond
Robb
T. B. Young
Kinsey
A. J. White
Cc. P. Young
C. M. Bartle
Peter Rockwell
J. H. Mertz
Dr. Gresham
T. J. Robb
W. J. Letts
Chas. Hoffman
J.L. Murphy
C. W. Robbins
Archie Campbell
E. E. Northway
H.T. Williams
W. W. Hoffman
Fourth Ward
Circuit Court Room
P. Johns
C. E. Baker
J. L. Babcock
Mint. Johns
Daisy Richardson Dies after Yearlong Illness at Home
Miss Daisy Richardson aged 238 died this morning at 3 o clock at her father J P Richardson’s home at Seven teenth and Osage after over a year with consumption. Her mother is in Texas and a brother is in the Philippine Islands. Funeral at 4 p m Sunday from Sacred Heart church with Fr Neiberg officiating.
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Daisy Richardson
J. P. Richardson
Osage
Texas
Philippine Islands
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. Neiberg
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Wood's Opera House
the Murray Comedy Co
Chas Limb J. Rax
Manacer
Eversthine
T'E
Mind Leone
West Third St
Smith & Boeshar
Kehl’s Meat Market
J. G. Kehl
Carleton Grinnell
Freetown
Mass
J.C. Ayer
Lowell
California, Mo
Aldredge
Latham
A. F. Nichols
J. M. Brown
William Holt
A. N., Manker
J. W. Border
George Blythe
J. G. Dillard
W. R. Dillard
J. W. Stewart
Boston
Charlie Walch
Miss Harris
Mr. Spencer
St. Louis
Choral Union
Christian College
Columbia
F. W. Niedermyer
Columbia Statesman
East Sedalik Baptist Church
J. S. Bitler
Ohio St
Smith & Cotton Building
Amaa
Ford
Teeman
Wilbur Highleyman
Tr. J. Brown
J. W. Brown
A. W. McKenzie
S. K. Crawford
Charles Botz
W. D. Llgenfritz
D. I. Holcomb
T. A. Carter
William Anderson
Charles Holliday
C. E. Messerly
W. C. Dunlap
A. N. Shortridge
Caleb Bledsoe
W. H. Carter
Albert Wright
Walker Williams
D. Holcomb
Alderman
T. J. Brown
Fr. W. Clark
J. Martin Love
F. W. Clark
Dr. Smith
T. J. Martin
G. T. Myers
Tellenrs
H. L. Billups
L. B. Hall
J. A. Brown
A. H. Hickman
J. Hickman
George Fifer
P. Mueller
N. H. Rogers
S. T. White
W .B. Brown
J. H. Bothwell
F. E. Hoffman
Louis Hoffman
A. P. Morey
Robert Johns
Grant Crawford
George Suter
W. M. Johns
G. L. Faulhaber
A. S. McGowan
Damon Porter
Ed Poindexter
Colt Smith & Boeshar
Stark Bros. Home Nursery
South Engineer Street
Rocky Mountain
Demad
Femme
Dexter’s Book Store
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