Sedalia Social Notes Travelers and Visitors List
A string of brief notices from Sedalia lists residents and guests: Albert Cross and H T McArtor of Lamonte in the city, Denny Conner and W T Chatham also there for business, Dr H Clay Mitchell of Hughesville visiting friends, Miss Mabel McKenzie of Boonville visiting Nora Fitzgerald, Dr Ruby of Clinton returning home after a visit, M A Monsees of Beaman transacting business, Dr D F Brown of Dresden among visitors, Mrs John Lix leaving for Independence, Mrs N T Mitchell of Rocheport visiting with Mrs R H Gray, ex County School Superintendent G W Driskell of Pleasant Green in town on business, Maggie and Julia Card at a Sweet Springs ball by the Century club, Herman Hartmann of Sedalia Shoe Co sick with pneumonia, Lutie Cole returned home to Sedalia, and Pettis County residents Taylor, Fuller, and Meehnees among well known visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. McArtor
Lamonte
Denny Conner
H. Clay Mitchell
Hughesville
W. T. Chatham
Mabel McKenzie
Boonvile
Nora Fitzgerald
Dr. Ruby
Clinton
M. A. Monsees
Beaman
D. F. Brown
Dresden
John Lix
Independence
Lix
N. ‘F T. Mitchell
Rocheport
R. H. Gray
G. W. Driskell
Pleasant Green
Maggie
Julia Card
Sweet Springs
Century Club
Herman Hartmann
Sedalia
Lutie Cole
Miss Cove
Mexico
6 AND 10 ACRE FARMS FOR SALE NEAR SEDALIA MO
For Poultry Belgian Hares or Small Fruits. Fine building sites adjoining city limits at Lamine Avenue or South Twenty-eighth Street. Terms small cash payment and monthly installments for balance. Call or address Van B Wisker Sedalia Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamine Avenue
South
Twenty-eighth Street
van B. Wisker
Sedalia
Coming Men of America Entertain Ladies at East Fourth
The Coming Men of America fraternity hosted their lady friends at James Wills home on East Fourth street. The evening featured games music and dancing with performances by the C M A quartet and the Misses Wills. Elegant refreshments were served and guests wished the fraternity continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
James Wills
East Fourth Street
C. M. A. Quartette
Misses Wills
Printing Office Ad Offers Immediate Price Quotes
When you run short on office stationery or any kind of job printing, call the Sentinel office and we will have a man there instantly to give you prices and all other desired information. Rogers Freeman Printing Co., corner Fourth and Lamine Streets.
Teachers Union Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
The teachers union will meet in the Music College hall at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Attendance is urged as other subjects of interest will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music College
Old Folks Baby Party Planned by First Christian Church
There will be an Old Folks Baby party at the parlors of the First Christian church this evening. The older attendees will dress as children aged three to ten for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Veterans News and Local Social Updates
Robert Curnutt, back from three years in the Philippines, shares stories of war and islands. Maud Hooper returns from Fort Scott visit. Mrs. Johnson Cully hosts a gathering of young folks. Mrs. Dell Hart attends her mother’s bedside. Lizzie Ross returns home after illness. Chas Quigley heads to Webb City then Indian Territory. C H Plager visits a friend in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Robert Curnutt
Uncle Sam
Philippine Islands
Johnson Cully
Dell Hart
Bunceton
Lizzie Ross
Chas. Quigley
Webb City
New Promised Land
Indian Territory
C. H. Plager
Pilot Grove
Missionary Miss Burgess to Speak on India Visit
Miss Mattie Burgess, missionary just back from India, will lecture Saturday afternoon at the First Christian church. Special music will accompany the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Burgess
India
First Christian Church
William Jewell Students Weld Cheer At State Contest Trip
About 120 William Jewell college students from Liberty Missouri passed through at noon on No 2 en route to Jefferson City for the oratorical contest tonight. Their college yell drew a large crowd during the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jewell College
Liberty
Jefferson City
Improvements at the Star Saloon in Main and Kentucky
Joe Sewell undertakes enhancements at the Star saloon including a handsome new front and a new floor. He is also making other improvements to the Main and Kentucky location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sewell
Mak
Main and
Kentucky
Fire at Lamonte threatens Record Office
The Lamonte Record building on West Pine street narrowly escaped a serious blaze Thursday evening when a stove fire was spotted by neighbor O. P. Harris. Damages described as not great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamonte Record
West Pine Street
Lamonte
O. P. Harris
Adjourned Russel Camp M W A Meeting Tonight
An adjourned meeting of Russel camp M A W A is to be held this evening to consider by laws and consolidation with Schley camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Camp
Schley Camp
Wanted to Rent Immediate Near or Far Homes
Classified ad seeking a six or seven room house for immediate rental in a near in location, or a five or six room house further out, in good repair. Respond with address H at this office.
Case Dismissed in Sedalia City Damage Suit
Gertrude Luchs had her damage suit against the city of Sedalia dismissed today in the circuit court. The ruling ends the civil case without a trial, resolving the dispute over alleged damages against municipal officials and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Luchs
Sedalia
Clifton City Cullings
Clifton City item notes S A Meris traveling to Sedalia on Wednesday and mentions Jack Striet, member of an M K and T bridge gang in Texas, who spent several days in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Jack Striet
Texas
Beaman Mourns After Driver’s Tragic Journey Ended Near Town
Beaman Missouri February 27 Fred Allen and family share heartfelt sympathy as Mr Allen faced a terrible affliction while returning from Sedalia driving a wagon and team An unfortunate wrong turn two miles north of Beaman led to a fatal accident or distressing incident leaving the community in mourning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BeAman
Fred Allen
Mr. Allen
Allen
Sedalia
Sunday School Teachers Lesson by Rev. E C Clippinger
Rev E C Clippinger will teach the Sabbath lesson for the Primary and Junior Sabbath School. The announcement notes his leadership for the service and class sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Clippinger
Man In icy Creek Near Arator Sheds Life Amid Loss
A man fell into a creek by the Arator school house at night and was rescued days later. Severe freezing left him with amputations planned for both hands and likely both feet. Doctors Staats and Levins performed left hand amputation with right hand to follow. Judge George T. Allen said recovery seems unlikely. Family receives public sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arator
Staats
Beaman
Levins
Clifton City
Allen
George T. Allen
Hughesville Happenings February Snow and Local Happenings
Hughesville Mo February notes a snow month with few sleighs and skating, along with visits from Rev Phil Stark of Warrensburg. A public sale is planned March 7 by W 8S Dixon one mile southeast of town. Local deaths include a baby girl of Joseph Killion buried at Oak Grove church. Residents report illnesses and travel, while a rumor mentions a new general store. A social evening at College street hosted by J S Baltzell featured music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughesville
Phil Stark
Warrensburg
Messrs
Viv
Birch McCurdy
Dixon
Joseph Killion
Oak Grove
B. F. Stevens
Green Ridge
D. W. McClure
Susie
Sallie Dwurley
Josephine Irvine
Mayme Fowler
Mary Daley
Mayme McGruder
Kittie Fowler
Alice Wiley
Will Callis
W. C. Trumbo
Arthur Heins
George Hedger
Frank Scott
Wil Fowler
Harry Wiley
John Fowler
David Daley
Ed Callis
Mrs. Jackson
Weather and local notes in Lookout Missouri
Lookout News reports fine weather and low sickness in Lookout Mo. Dr Dukes visited Reuben Brownfield’s wife and young son. Volney Withers is out of school due to a threat-related trouble. W A Sterne sold personal property, left for Iowa to reside there. Prof Morgan teaches a vocal music school with twenty five pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney Withers
Morgan
Tradin Joe Ad Promotes Street Market at Main Street
A cheerful ad invites buyers and sellers to trade household goods at 106 West Main Street. It emphasizes fun exhilaration and support from rich relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
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Frohman
White Horse Tavern
New York
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Minerva Dorr
Frank Morcross
Morey Stock Company
Luella Morey
Clarence Bennett
Boulton
MocuHa CorriEe
Arlington
Ohio ST
W.t.thomas
D.O. Osteopath
Kirksville
California
W. E. Poindexter
Ohio
Taylor
VIAVI
Woman's Way To
Sedalia Viavi Co
West Third Street
Albert Cross
Q. P. Taylor
W. H. Fuller
S. W. MeeNees
Pettis County
Coming Men OF
Joan Grerso
B.steson Coe
Dusiap
Knox
Youman
Roleoe’s
New Spring Clothing
Philip
THE
Albert Kahn
Prop
Ohio Street
NEL Office
Rogers
Stafford Press
Church St
New Haven
Conn
Vollrath
Ilgenfritz Building
Will
STAR
Record Office
Clifton City Cullings
S. A. Meris
Dr. Miles
Miles
Clark Bouldin, Jr
Our Town
J. N. Ferguson
J. F. Hedger
Longwood
Claus Heins
Judge Schmidt
J. F. and
C. W. McAninch
St. Louis
Lookout News
Lookout, Mo
Dr. Dukes
Reuben
Brownfield’s
W. A. Sterne
Iowa
Tradin
Joe
Lawler’s
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