Personal notes and local arrivals fill Sedalia scene
Numerous residents visit Sedalia or travel for work. John Brown the roofer leaves for California to work on a post office. G T Lambirth returns from Versailles. C E Bleckley of Wichita visits J W McClain. W B Chipley visits friends, Aaron Kingsbaker tours Smithton for his firm. Mrs J W Byler heads to St Louis with children to join husband. Local business notices include M B Coleman selling bacon and prunes while lard sells for 16 and 10 cents a pound.
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M. B. Coleman’s
H. C. Brown
Baby
Sweet Springs
Albert Cross
Lamonte
Joseph Spencer
Otterville
Haroon
N. M
J. William Byler
St. Louis
B. L. Walker
Popular styles at popular prices at Hoffman Building
M. M. Stevenson offers spring lamb fresh mint and celery for Easter. Place orders by telephone 62 at Market House. Suits priced from $20 to $50 featuring Knock the Tailor at the Hoffman Building.
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Hoffman Building
M. M. Stevenson
Market House
Court martial trials continue for local cadets
In last evening's court martial two high school cadets were tried and findings are expected by Wednesday. Charges have been developed against three others Marquand Huckins John Zoll and Charles Griffith. Second Lieutenant Hardy will also face discipline.
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Marquand Huckins
John Zoll
Charles Griffith
Hardy
Woman causes scene at depot then vanishes
The article describes a woman trying to board the wrong train toward Green Ridge at the Katy depot. Hackman John Ogan helps her depart, but she snatches her grip and disappears within a minute, leaving bystanders puzzled as to her location. Nearby, William Hobbs and Benjamin Jones return to Fayetville after settling Mary G. Hobbs estate.
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William Hobbs
Benjamin Jones
Fayetville
Mary G. Hobbs
Smithton
Ramsey remains pass through Missouri Pacific en route to Otterville
The remains of Sarah M. Ramsey of Houstonia Missouri were transported via the Missouri Pacific today toward Otterville where the interment is planned.
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Sarah M. Ramsey
Houstonia
Missouri Pacific
Otterville
Local commerce and community notes from Hughesville district
McClure and Powell sold 28 spring lambs to M. M. Stevenson for Easter trade at six dollars each. The First Christian church holds daily prayers 4 to 5 PM this week. Mrs. J. W. Wayland hosted birthday gathering for daughter Eula Baker. Mixed ticket viewed as legal by local lawyers. Willie Martin wounded Sunday may lose right eye. condition uncertain. Popp, former local baseman, visiting en route to Kansas City after signing for the season. Mrs. William Boland chosen delegate to Catholic Knights national convention in Detroit. Dr. M. T. Collins as alternate. Virgil Berry, ex US Cavalry, returns from the Philippines. Hayden Mason may rejoin regular army. Captain E. W. Stevens showcases thoroughbred stock. plans to ship Missouri horses to New Orleans. Irishwoman Mary Riley caused a stir at Missouri Pacific depot after the fast mail arrival while en route to Green.
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William Boland
Catholic Knights and Ladies
Detroit
M. T. Collins
Farewell Party for Rev Van Wagner in Carthage
City pacters and their wives joined Mr and Mrs C E West for a Monday night farewell for Rev Allen J Van Wagner and his wife who depart Thursday for Carthage Missouri. Ministers shared stories and feasting while Mrs Simpson Rev Simpson Mrs Clippinger and Mrs Surface performed. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments in a warm send off.
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C. E. West
Allen J. van van Wagner
Carthage
Simpson
Rev. Simpson
Clippinger
Surface
Popular suits and prices at Hoffman Building Knock the Tailor
Rev. F. O. Fannon and wife celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary next Monday at the First Christian church. A fine program and social time are planned and the public is invited to attend.
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F. O. Fannon
First Christian Church
Death of Daniel McGrady Prominent Green Ridge Farmer
Daniel McGrady aged 67 died this morning of pneumonia at his home four and one half miles north of Green Ridge. A Civil War private and longtime member of Green Ridge G A R post he leaves four children. Funeral at Sacred Heart church Wednesday at 11 30 conducted by Rev Neiberg. Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Daniel McGrady
Dan McGrady
Green Ridge
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Katie Building
Bell Telephone
W. G. Hemphill
Kansas City
M. B. Coleman
Aaron Kingsbaker
W. G. Brownlee
The
Missouri Pacific Railway
E. Humphrey
Traveler's Insurance Company
East Sixth Street
Sedalia
Cleburne
Texas
John Parks
Katy
Alma Tessmer
Dresden
James S. White
J. R. Clark
Elnora Redman
W. B. Chipley
Hughesville
Mystic Shriners
G. T. Lambirth
Versailles
C. E. Bleckley
Wichita
Kas
J. W. McClain
L. W. Bryant
Kirksville
H .Conway
Warrensburg
Dr. McConnell
S. G. Kelly
Knob Noster
Russell F. Greiner
A. E. Poteet
E. M. Dolph
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Neb
R. C. Combs
Terns
Cheviots
Cassimere
Wor
Ohio Street
Albert Kahn
Prop
Sailor Suit
Norfolk
Cannon Dry Goods Co
Missouri
E.&.mcclellan
Ohio St
City News
Ohio
Messrs
J. W. Wayland
Mss
Eula Baker
Willie Martin
Shirk
Popp
New York
Virgil Berry
First
United States Cavalry
Philippine Islands
Hayden Mason
E. W. Stevens
New Orleans
Home Tea and Coffee Co
B. Miller, Prap
Home Tea & Coffee Co
Miller
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