Personalities visit the city from far and near
Mrs Wenssell of Lamonte and many others travel for visits and business. G D Malone, traveling piano salesman, heads to California. Leo Bloess returns from St Louis. Estelle Agee arrives from Lamonte for a visit. A W Chatham and Belle Asher with daughter see relatives. Sam Adams of Dresden visits friends. Vincent Terry arrives from Lamonte. Billy Homan from Otterville attends the show. E V Whitty of Houston conducts probate court business. Eliza Cunningham returns from Terre Haute after a funeral. S D Mackey and wife travel home from Kinley and elsewhere. B E Priest leaves Roswell for home. A C Miner returns from Keokuk. Samuel Beuchner and children depart for Kansas City to visit parents. J J Wallace returns from Warrensburg. P H Madden of Kansas City attends Col James Glass funeral. F P Morris of Coffeyville visits family. Roscoe H Parmerlee Jr. critically ill. Mrs E B Stewart arrives from Washington to attend Ladies Musical Club. Rev A D Johnston arrives with wife for the concert. Bayliss Steele and wife of Kansas City plan to attend the concert. Mrs John B Robbins returns from visiting Stotts. Mrs W E Floyd and O J Schein return from Alhambra after a fatal accident to her father. Schein accompanies Mrs Floyd home.
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California
Leo Bloess
St. Louis
Estelle Agee
Lamonte
A. W. Chatham
Belle Asher
Harry Pregge
Sam Adams
Dresden
Vincent Terry
Billy” Homan
Otterville
E. V. Whitty
Houston
Texas
Eliza Cunningham
Terre Haute
Ind
S. D. Mackey
Kinsley
Kan
B. E. Priest
Roswell
N. M
M. A. Ayers
A. C. Miner
Keokuk
Samuel Beuchner
Kansas City
Groebe
J.J. Wallace
Mellgenfritz
Warrensburg
P. H. Madden
Col
James Glass
F. PD. Morris
Coffeyville, Kan
Mae West
John B. Robbins
W. H. Stotts
J. L. Hinton
W. E. Floyd
O. J. Schein
Alhambra
Floyd
Passenger Hits Trolley Car Fatal Results
A Southern passenger train struck a Lookout mountain trolley car in Chattanooga Tennessee killing two and injuring five. The accident occurred today as the trolley car crossed the tracks, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chattanooga, Tenn
Southern
Lookout Mountain
Disturbance Case Continued in Local Court
Ruth Patteron arraigned in Justice W E Conner's court on disturbing the peace charge against Mary Bouldin. The case was continued to Saturday morning. Look for it the After-Supper Sale in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Patteron
W. E. Conner
Mary Bouldin
Railroad News From Sedalia and Missouri Pacific Moves
Mike Crotty a Jefferson City dispatcher visited Sedalia friends last evening. Alfred Bryan Missouri Pacific night baggage master at Tiptom toured Sedalia. Matt McEntry named chief clerk to A P Morrison. D C McDougall resigned. G C McClure Missouri Pacific fast mail to Sedalia Kansas City goes to Memphis for locomotive engineers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Crotty
Jefferson City
Sedalia
L. S. Eddins
Lexington
Alfred Bryan
Missouri Pacific
Tiptom
Matt McEntry
A. P. Morrison
D. C. McDougall
G. C. McClure
Kansas City
Memphis
Tenn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
McClure
Ther
Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Remedy
An old advertisement touts Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and congestion. It claims the product relieves tickling and expels the cold, sold by W. E. Bard Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Indiana Travelers Protective Association Convention Opens in Logansport
The Indiana Travelers' Protective Association holds its annual state convention in Logansport with a reception at Stettner hall this afternoon and an official ball at the Masonic Temple. Business sessions are planned for tomorrow morning and afternoon in the Dowling theatre, with a large attendance and many delegates accompanied by their ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stettner Hall
Masonic Temple
Dowling Theatre
Hyomei Proves Cure for Catarrh Says Bard Drug
The Hyomei pocket inhaler is promoted as a cure for catarrh, claiming rapid relief when used four times daily. The Bard Drug Company notes declining sales of old stomach remedies and offers a $1 outfit with inhaler bottle and dropper plus 50 cent refills, guaranteed to cure or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Formation of New Trust Planned With Individual Protections
The article states a corporation basis will identify each member by present name and interests. Each individual will be protected regarding his share of the common pool. The location of the new trust’s central office has not yet been decided.
Foley's Honey and Tar Adapted for Respiratory Ailments
Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly adapted for asthma bronchitis and hoarseness. Sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Travelers' Protective Association Convention Opens in Columbia
In Columbia South Carolina on May 11 delegates from across the state gather for the Travelers' Protective Association annual convention. About three hundred delegates attend as sessions run three days in Brown's hall with a gala banquet and speeches planned. Local groups including the Chamber of Commerce host entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Travelers’ Protective Association of
South Carolina
Brown's Hall
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Decoration Day plans by George R. Smith post G A R
The George R. Smith post G A R met to plan Decoration Day observances on May 30. A committee led by Charles Koock and others was formed to arrange events. Memorial services are set for May 27 at First Congregational church with Rev. James Parsons delivering the sermon. A Jefferson City site encampment was discussed and a transportation committee including John Rippey and Dr. Bronson was named to move Sedalia veterans to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
John Rippey
George Brill
Dr. Bronson
Sedalia
Markets Report On Hogs And Cattle Prices
Chicago markets show hogs at 14 000 steady and cattle around 2000 strong. Kansas City hogs 8000 steady cattle 2000 strong. St Louis hogs 4000 steady cattle 1000 strong. Chicago hogs steady from 6.25 to 6.50 light and 6.35 to 6.55 heavy. Leftover 3000. Mixed 6.30 to 6.55 rough 6.15 to 6.30. Estimated hogs for Chicago Saturday about 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Boon County Market Prices From Grain to Groceries
Prices listed include timothy hay 12 per ton, corn meal 60 to 66 cents per bushel, sorghum 35 cents per gallon, hard flour per cwt 2.20 to 2.40, soft flour 2.20 to 2.40, poultry spring chickens 9 cents per pound, geese 5 cents, ducks 9 cents per pound, and various staples from lard to potatoes at listed per unit rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Wheesc
Acctcios
Sermon to Women at First Christian Church
The First Christian church will admit women by ticket next Sunday evening with seating for ladies at the front. Rev J M Rudy will deliver a women focused sermon titled The King's Daughter. Miss Elvira Jones will sing The Lord Is My Light, a number she has not performed before in Sedalia. Tickets available at the door for those not prebooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
J. M. Rudy
Elvira Jones
Lord
Allison
Forming a Theatrical Trust Rumors Surface in New York
Rumors in New York suggest plans for a massive theatrical combination with capital exceeding 30 million dollars. Klaw and Erlinger figure prominently, with Al Hayman returning from Europe as a key organizer. The plan aims to unite the existing syndicate, major vaudeville interests, and Western corpora tions not now aligned, while independent firms resist affiliation. The promoters say the scheme has matured over years to improve economy and efficiency in booking and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Klaw & Erlanger
al Hayman
Europe
Marriage Permit Granted to W. L. Allison and Ella J. Wells
W. L. Allison and Ella J. Wells of Lamonte were granted a marriage license yesterday by Deputy Recorder Charles Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Allison
Ella J. Wells
Lamonte
Charles Williams
Harrison Hauls Baggage By Bell Telephone Contact
E. N. Harrison moves baggage to and from locations using Bell Telephone number 213 as a contact reference for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Harrison
Bell Telephone 213
Bird Again In The Toils
C M Bird, long arrested for intoxication, was taken into custody again last night and after arraignment before Police Magistrate Gresham was fined 25 dollars. James Cole, a laborer, arrested on a like charge, was fined 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bird
Gresham
James Cole
Great 14 Hour Saturday Bargain Sale in St Louis
A loud promotional notice advertises a 14 hour Saturday bargain sale in St. Louis promising extraordinary value and cash bargains. Shoppers are urged to come tomorrow for deep discounts across the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lven
Tailor Services and Rates at 207 Ohio Street
You may dictate to your stenographer and wife but not to Jos Goehren the tailor about clothes. Suits pressed and cared for one dollar per month. Suits to order starting at fifteen dollars, pants four dollars and up. Upstairs at 207 Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Goehren
Widow Receives Full Woodmen Insurance Payout
E M Shields, clerk for Sedalia camp No 16 Woodmen of the World, delivers a check for the full insured amount to Mrs Landmann widow of the late Frank Landmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Shields
Sedalia Camp No. 16
Woodmen of the World
Mrs. Landmann
Frank Landmann
Minnesota's Anniversary Celebration in Paul
Nearly two hundred old settlers from across Minnesota gather in Paul to mark Minnesota's 47th anniversary joining the Union. A daytime parade and an evening gathering feature addresses and reminiscences by some of the state's oldest settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Indiana Town Reports Two Distinct Earthquake Shocks
Petersburg Indiana reported two distinct earthquake shocks felt early this morning. No injuries noted, local authorities assessing minor structural damage as residents described shaking interiors and rattling windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Help in House Cleaning at Monarch Laundry
Lace curtains quilts and blankets laundered at the Monarch Laundry Rag carpets washed. Charges reasonable. Chas. Van Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Laundry
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Flower
Barnett D. G
G. D. Malone, the
West
Roscoe H. Parmerlee Jr
Rosecoe Parmerlee
East Fourth Street
E. B. Stewart
Washington
A. D. Johnston
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Bayliss Steele
W. D. Steele
Ladies’ Club
Ne Sedalia Theater
News OF the Rail
Indiana
T. P. A. Convention
Logansport, Ind
The
Nual State Convention of
Travelers’ Protective Association
W. E. Bard Drug Co
George R. Smith Post
George R. Smith
Rudy
Theatrical Trust
Seeconn
Hamilton - Brown
Hamilton-Brown
Childs
Oxfords
Ohio Street
Talbot Company
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