Personal notes from town guests and travelers
Mrs S A Wilcox mother of Mr O P Wilcox leaves for Oklahoma City to visit her daughter Mrs J Lewis others on sick list replacements fill in at mail routes. Numerous residents travel for business and visits to St Louis Cape Girardeau Pueblo Topeka El Dorado Nevada and Salt Lake City with multiple returns and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Wilcox
O. P. Wilcox
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. Lewis
Charlie Turnham
John Merthesheimer
Jennie Whistler
el Dorado
Kas
Salt Lake City
John Wigton
John Cashman
St. Louis
Charles
Topeka
Ham & Ham
Tipton and Fortuna
Alex H. Crear
Judge Crear
Pueblo
Colo
John Wickline
John Rippey
George Brill
Dan Grow
Grand Army Republic
Cape Girardeau
William Miller
Holden
Effie
Central Business College
Bert Gallaher
Santiago
Howard Moser
G. A. Reece
The
Machinists’ Lodge
Kansas City
Bertha Guenther
Nevada
Hunt
M. E
F. SK. Klein
Lioyd
Beatrice
Neb
George Cole
Albert Kahn
Grand Lodge
Order of Bnai Brith
Harold Maltby
East Fifth Street
John Kaiser
E. H. Markison
Huckins
Chicago Beach
J. H. Rathbun
Baby
Chicago
James Hay
Postal
Clay Mitchell
Lamonte
William Kosted
Walnut Hills
Ill
Judge O. M. Harris
H. ©. Bruce
Jefferson City
East Fifteenth Street
Curtis Bruce
Hartburg
Arthur Baldwin
F. J. Boies
Emma Joy
Terrell, Tex
V.S. Stone
Huckins Hotel
Local business moves and social notes from Sedalia area
Updates include Wolff & Co. second bookkeeper staying in place, John W. Bowman partners in Dallas fireproofing, Major family plans for Winds, and multiple business trips. Immorality fines, travels to Manila and Cape Girardeau, dances at Lamonte opera house, and visits by several residents mark a typical Sedalia day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolff & Co
Colorado
John W. Bowman
J. Do. Franklin
Dallas
Tex
G. OH. Major
Major
Leeton
Sedalia
Lee Carpenter
Tipton
Will Cloney
Kansas City
W. M. Satterwhite
Dresden
Grand Island
Neb
Humphrey
Warrensburg
Robert Cousley
Manila
Philippine Islands
Robert
Hospital Corps
Islands
Lamonte
Muddy Creek
Lamonte Opera House
FE. B. Meredith
A. L. Diekman
Lexington
Miami
J. T. Otto Botz
Mike Seethaler
Ernest Gyseler
al Cohen
Chicago
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Albert Kahn
William Hanes
Beaman
Newt Lee
R. L. Hawkins
Columbia
State University
R. C. Combs
Missouri
Ben H. Helm
Springfield
Black and White Pictures Start in the Globe Democrat
The Globe-Democrat announces the start of a Sunday print series showcasing popular black and white pictures. Readers are urged not to miss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Democrat
Flue fall injures man at Franklin Junction
W. E. Martin of Franklin Junction was injured yesterday when a flue collapsed, knocking out three teeth and causing facial bruising. He received aid at the scene and was advised to seek further medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Martin
Franklin Junction
Simpson Promoted To Kansas Division Superintendent
F C Simpson formerly manager for the M and WK Telephone company in this city and later in St Joseph has been promoted to division superintendent for the company in Kansas with charge of all the companys property in the state A similar Missouri post may be created and the Sentinel hopes J H Lincoln will be appointed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Simpson
M. & WK. Telephone Company
St. Joseph
Kansas
Missouri
The
Sentinel
J. H. Lincoln
Real estate and merchandise trades by Rogers Real Estate
Rogers Real Estate company sold a 175 acre farm near Green Ridge to A D Swisher of Emerson Iowa. They also traded Norman Kovyl’s merchandise stock at Green Ridge for a Colorado farm. A further trade moved carriages implements and hay presses into the former Elite bowling alleys on Osage street and they'll soon be offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Real Estate Company
Green Ridge
A.D. Swisher
Emerson
Norman Kovyl
Colorado
Osage Street
Boonville capitalist buys Grand Central lots for new block
E. F. Andrews owner of the Elks hotel has purchased the Grand Central lots from Frank B. Meyer and will begin a three story business block soon. Papers were forwarded to Meyer’s partners. negotiations continue with Mr. Glass for a wall on the south and with the bank for the north.
Unlucky Adolph Becker Named in Local Crime Item
Local clipping identifies Adolph Becker as a key figure in a reported misfortune. The fragment notes a troubling incident but provides few specifics beyond his involvement and the case context.
Telegraph office messenger suffers two broken collars from games and a fall
A messenger for the Western Union Telegraph office reports two broken collar bones from separate incidents, first hit by a baseball and then from a hard fall on Wednesday night, highlighting ongoing risks for postal staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senger Boys
Western Union Telegraph Office
Arlington Pharmacy Sells High Grade Perfumes May 17
Arlington Pharmacy offers high grade perfumes regular hdc and T5e odors at 35c per ounce on Saturday May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy
Traveling salesman linked to suspected domestic dispute on West Fifth
A well known traveling salesman faced accusations after an incident at his West Fifth Street apartments. Reports indicate potential separation as a consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fifth Street
Missouri Pacific Round Trip to St Louis May 17
All trains arriving in St Louis May 17, Missouri Pacific sells round trip tickets to St Louis and return for 2 dollars 40 cents good on any regular train May 17 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Nora Harris Hosts Morning Party for Miss Bonham
Miss Nora Harris entertained a group of friends at her West Sixth street home in honor of her guest Miss Margaret Bonham of New Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Harris
West Sixth Street
Margaret Bonham
New Franklin
Arlington Pharmacy Ad Promotes Perfumes and Saturday Deals
An Arlington Pharmacy advertisement touts perfumes at one dollar and 75 cents and a 35 cent sale item on Saturday, highlighting low prices and shop specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy
Resignation Accepted by Second Congregational Church
The Second Congregational church accepted the resignation of Pastor Rev. Breck last night. The resignation takes effect on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Rev
Breck
Private loan notice citing C C Lawson attorney
Private loan information references attorney C C Lawson of the Katie building and Belk telephone 467. The fragment indicates a legal or financial notice involving a private loan and a named lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C Lawson
Katie Building
Belk Telephone
Young couple wed by Judge Parsons in Lamonte
Ira C. Rimel and Bertha M. Neinmeyre, both under age, were married by Judge Parsons at his office on Thursday. The couple resides in Lamonte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Ira C. Rimel
Bertha M. Neinmeyre
Judge Parsons
Lamonte
Catfish steak sale from 621.4 pound river catch at War-Saw
Sedalia fish dealer markets steaks today from a 621.4 pound catfish caught Wednesday in the river at War Saw. Local patrons line up as the big fish is billed as a rare bounty and shown with its impressive size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Warsaw
Sedalia MWA Camp Initiates Two Candidates
Sedalia Camp No. 5570 of the MWA initiated two candidates last night and followed with a smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Barn Social Planned by Ritchie Tent Maccabees
The Ritchie tent of Maccabees organizes a barn social and dance next Thursday at Nate Norton’s residence, three miles north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Maccabees
Nate Norton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sedala
Hart Schaffner & Marx Re Makers
Baltimore
Ohio Street
Montrose
Appleton City
Knob Noster
H. G. Scuurents
Wardsville
Cras
Staventea
J. M. Tarxinaton
Corning
Ark
O.H. Scott
Son
W. R. Maruew
New Madrid
Matt
Bere Jo Ge
Cran Ave
Leow 'S
Katy
M. & ix. Tel. Co
FE. Andrews
Adolph
Adolph Becker
Mos
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!