Local residents pass through Sedalia on Sunday
Arthur Sellers of Lamonte, Bob Goodknight of Kansas City, and R. E. Guthrie of Lamonte conducted business in Sedalia. Dr. T. P. McCluney returned to Green Ridge after visiting relatives in Sedalia. J. E. Hazell and wife of California, Mo., were guests. Constable Bert Means of Blackwater township was in the city on business. W. F. Yankee and J. A. Fleming of Lamonte were in Sedalia today. R. Morris of Lamonte also in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sellers
Lamonte
Sedalia
Bob Goodknight
Kansas City
R. E. Guthrie
J. E. Hazell and Wife
California, Mo
Bert Means
Blackwater Township
W. F. Yankee
J. A. Fleming
Dan Sullivan
Among the Railroads and City Visitors
Local notes list numerous visitors in Sedalia including Misses Gertrude and Daisy Craig and Miss Daisy Wensell. Prosecuting Attorney Kelly and ex governor St John are among those noted. several travel to St Louis and Kansas City for meetings and conventions. Oklahoma journalists with a band pass through Sunday, as Katy editor notes discuss railroad bond issues and savings bank approvals for Chicago Rock Island and Pacific bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. C. Kelly
Knob Noster
Gertrude
Daisy Craignead
Ofamonte
Daisy Wensell
Lamonte
Maud Wensell
Sam Coats
Don O'Connell
W. E. Brown
Kansas City
Phil Stark
Warrensburg
Hotstonia
F. S. Milligan
Grand Council of Missouri
Improved Order of Red Men
Aubrey Terry
Warren McClellan
Sam Yunt
St. Louis
Percy Berger
Great Council of Missouri of the Improved Order of Red Men
Rock Island
Savings Bank
Rain Delays Missouri Pacific Shops Yard Work
Rain slows grading at the Missouri Pacific shops site as work pauses through Sunday. Mayor Babcock and shops committee visited, praising progress. Winn outfit arrives and will begin Wednesday after rain, with seventy five teams lined up when conditions permit. Church revival closes with thanks to city press and eight baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Babcock
Shops Committee
E. B. Winn
White River
Injured Mule Shot After Fire at Hoffman Barn
Fire at Carl Hoffman’s barn Saturday night caused severe back injury to Hoffman who was at his business today. He estimates losses at 1700 dollars. The mule pulled from the burning building was badly burned and shot Sunday morning to end its suffering with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Oklahoma editors pass through on special Katy train
A party of about one hundred Oklahoma editors traveling to the World’s Fair at St Louis stopped at the Katy station at 11 30 a m Sunday. The group included a forty piece band entirely composed of women which performed for Katy attaches. Nearby officials and staff enjoyed the brief visit and socialized during the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy Sta
Editors to the Fair Delegation Heads to World's Fair
W. E. Williams formerly with the Sentinel and now with the St. Joseph Gazette rode the noon train through Sedalia bound for the World's Fair as a delegate from the North western Missouri Editors' association based in St. Joseph. About fifteen delegates traveled in an observation car with Jewell Mayes of Richmond in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Williams
The
Sentinel
Sedalia
Northwestern
Missouri Editors’ Association
St. Joseph
Jewell Mayes
Richmond
Williams
Death of Al Jenkins at 28 in hometown
Al Jenkins died Saturday night at 8 30 at his home 1208 South Harrison street from cancer. He is survived by a wife and child. The Salvation Army conducted the funeral at the residence Sunday afternoon and burial followed in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Dotzman
St. Louis
Lawrence P. North
Irene
Kansas City
Walter Brill
North
Sedalia
J. W. McClain
T. P McCluney
American Federation of Women’s Clubs
al Jenkins
South
Harrison Street
Mr. Jenkins
Salvation Army
Face of Jesus Christ sermon honors McKinley era imagery
Pastor North rop preaches on The Face of Jesus Christ using a biblical pictorial history. The talk contrasts McKinley’s life shown in a photo album with Christ as the Bible’s timeless portrait, noting no physical likeness of Jesus exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
William McKinley
Ohio
McKinley
White House
Buffalo
Czolgoz
God
Father
Local Trade Workers Named in Roll of February List
John McGrath a crusher laborer from Sweeney joins the roll. John Stansbury a porter from South McAlester is listed. B C Bradshaw a fireman from Franklin Junction is named. Olof Johnson a bridgeman from Skiddy Kansas is identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olof Johnson
Bridgeman
Skiddy
Kansas
Case Set for May 24 in Hansbrough Assault Case
The case of Vircil Hansbrough, moved from Lamonte today before Justice W T Chatham, is continued to May 24. He is charged with an assault on Alex Fisher, a colored youth of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vircil Hansbrough
W. T. Chatham
Lamonte
Hansbrough
Alex Fisher
Local Pantry Prices Cider Vinegar and Sal Soda Sale
Market notes list cider vinegar per gallon and sal soda at low prices. Includes bulk raisins at three pounds and corn starch by package. Other items priced with correspondingly low rates for everyday goods.
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Knox
Agency
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Taylor Transfer Company
T. P. McCluney
Green Ridge
E. R. Morris
J. P. St. John
Versailles
H. T. MecArtor
W. M. Monroe
Tipton
NEW York Savings Bank
Katy
Oklahoma
Savings Bank Association of
New York City
Chi
Cago
Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Carlos Hoffman
Tion
M. J. Crotty
Jefferson City
George A. McKinney
W. J. McKee
Chase. West
Ohio Street
Chicago
Foley & Co
Foley
J. K. Horn
Diversey Blvd
East Sedalia Baptist Church
Pastor North
Rop
East Sedalia Baptist
Tor
John McGrath
Crusher
Sweeney
John Stansbury, Porter
Alester
B. C. Bradshaw
Franklin Junction
D. Miller
E. Fifth Street
McGarren
TEA and Coffee House
Ohio St
J.H. Crouse
Mattress Factory
E.4th St. Q.C
Reynolds
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