Personal notices from Sedalia travelers and visitors
S. H. Porter left for Rich Hill. W. N. Werr spends today at Tipton. Charles Ewing goes to Butler Mo. A. R. Curry of Warrensburg visits. M. Harter heads to Kirksville Mo. W. H. Hatter to California Mo. J. L. Sullivan to Warsaw Mo. R. C. Combs to Jefferson City to sell 10 000 Tucks. Otto Beiler returns from Kansas City. W. T. Wallace after Knob Noster. S. E. Albright of Lamar visits daughter Mrs. Elmer Warner. Frank Long and S. E. Spencer travel to Warsaw and Warrensburg. Route Agent Morseman to Carthage. KE. L. Porter of Carrollton visits. J. A. Fults returns to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wells and Mrs. Charles Weryant of St. Louis visit J. E. Nicholson family. H. J. Clemens spends Sunday here then to Bert Devall at Dampville. Mrs. J. Waldmann returns from Lincoln Neb. Miss Christine Wassung hired as saleslady in Carl Guenther’s Sedalia store. Lizette Robinson and Mrs. Anschutz visit Warrensburg then Boonville. Murray Reed and wife visit then return to Warrensburg. Rev. J. C. Givens of Lexington in city after Dresden trip. A. R. Curry visits Sedalia then to Warrensburg on fast mail. Mrs. J. H. Meyers returns from Springfield after day with husband at Lamy Shirt factory. George Alcorn to Leadville for mining prospecting. Jim McHugh becomes bartender at the Commercial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Werr
Tipton
Charles Ewing
Butler
A. R. Curry
Warrensburg
M. Harter
Kirksville
W. H. Hatter
California
J. L. Sullivan
Warsaw
R. C. Combs
Jefferson City
Otto Beiler
Kansas City
W. T. Wallace
Knob Noster
S. E. Albright
Lamar, Mo
Elmer Warner
Frank Long
S. E. Spencer
Morseman
Pacific Express Company
Carthage
KE. L. Porter
Carrollton
James T. Montgomery
J. A. Fults
Porter Wells
Charles Weryant
St. Louis
J. E. Nicholson
H. J. Clemens
Bert Devall
McGurren
Dampville
J. Waldmann
Lincoln
Neb
William Loges
Green Ridge
B. H. Noelting
Nebraska City
E. W. Stevens
Little Rock
Ark
J. C. Fisher
Robert
Cape Girardeau
Lizette Robinson
Anschutz
Boonville
Christine Wassung
Carl Guenther
Sedalia
Christine
Versailles
Guenther
T. Murray Reed
W. H. Graffis
J.C. Givens
Lexington
Dresden
M. E. Church
South
Carl Junction
J. H. Meyers
Springfield
Lamy Shirt Factory
George Alcorn
Packer
Leadville
Katy
R. A. Higdon
Harry Sinnett
Harold Inge
E. H. Calefs
A. DD. Stuckman
Concordia
Peter Brandt
J. H. Howser
John Weisenbach
Mike O'Rourke
Pat Dawson
Elzie Cue
Jacob Dirck
Thomas Davis
Harry Agee
Carpenter's Ford
John M. Patterson
Missouri Pacific
Phil Adams
Be dalia appoints Mont Poteet depot day operator
Mont Poteet of Be dalia becomes day operator at the Missouri Pacific depot. RR E Long takes the night shift. W A Morgan formerly managed here for Standard Oil left for Holton Kas after visiting his wife. The Elks hotel register shows lawyers J F Williams Frank G Johnson H Latshaw and J W Jamison. J R Baldwin of Sedalia solicited state fair catalog ads and delivered a new City hotel register—Sedalia Printing Co. Hat tie Robinson of Sedalia arrived to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Poteet
Bedalia
Missouri Pacific
E. Long
Warrensburg Journal-Democrat
William O A. Morgan
Standard Oil Company
Holton, Kas
Emma Prank
Elks Hotel
J. 4. Williams
Frank G. Johnson
H. Latshaw
Kansas City
J. W. Jamison
Boonville
J. R. Baldwin
Sedalia
City
Sedalia Printing Company
Hattie Robinson
Sunceton Weekly Eagle
Mrs Elizabeth Freshour Remains In Centretown
Mrs Elizabeth Freshour widow of Judge W S Freshour died at her Centretown home from a paralytic stroke suffered on June 6 She was a longtime Baptist and charitable figure with a family link to Sedalia In Centretown services were held today with interment at California's Masonic Cemetery A ladies auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will form June 8 in Sedalia, with Mrs Moore of Toledo OH as guest and a banquet for Mrs Moore on June 3 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Freshour
W. J. Letts
Centretown
Sedalia
Ladies
Moore
Toledo
Ohio
O. R
Shady Burnap Back From Long Western Trip
Katy conductor Shady Burnap returned from a months visit with his brother in Walla Walla Washington where he escorted his aged mother who will make her home there for some time He traveled over 5000 miles and enjoyed a delightful trip In Walla Walla he met Volney Hart a former Sedalian now in real estate and insurance but Hart was away on a British Columbia deal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady” Burnap
Katy
Walla Walla
Wash
Railway timetable shows east and north routes
East bound Missouri Pacific Local freight No 198 arrives 2 05 PM West bound No 73 departs and No 71 departs. Local freight No 197 departs 11 00 AM. Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern narrow gauge service with arrivals from Sedalia and Warsaw at 8 30 AM 11 45 AM 12 45 PM and 4 00 AM. Nos 3 and 4 run through without layover at Franklin Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Junction
Sedalia
Warsaw
One Factory to Locate Here by Patent Casters
H Noelting of Nebraska is in the city seeking to establish his factory for patent casters. He owns two thirds of Faultless caster rights, with 26,000,000 sets sold in Chicago last year. If he buys out partners, he will move the plant to Sedalia and increases output beyond the present 12 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Noelting
Nebraska
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific Near Buffalo City Tracks Progress
News from the Missouri Pacific railroad along the White river in northern Arkansas reports grading in progress within ten miles of Buffalo City. The last block contract is let, engineers expect trains into Buffalo City by November, with regular shipments likely about sixty days later, opening a mineral rich region to rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Missouri Pacific Railroad
White River
Arkansas
Buffalo City
Ark
Stricken executive at Central Coal and Coke
C W Goodlander vice president of the Central Coal and Coke company was stricken with apoplexy last night. One side was paralyzed and he was unconscious for hours. His condition improved today though last night email status was grave. He came to Fort Scott in 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kas
C. W. Goodlander
Central Coal and Coke Company
Woodlander
Rail line widened to Lincoln for July car service
The Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern railway widens to standard gauge down to Lincoln. Only twelve miles of track remain to be laid, and completion is expected by July 1 for the big cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sedalia
Warsaw
Southwestern
Hayden on leave from Missouri Pacific visits Omaha
G. B. Hayden, a Missouri Pacific conductor, is visiting his daughter in Omaha Nebraska on a thirty days leave of absence granted by his company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Missouri Pacific
Omaha, Neb
Hospital Arrivals
Hospital arrivals list several workers including H. Cook a crusher laborer from Sweeney Missouri and L. Lacknan a fireman from MeaAl CBLeCY. Also noted are H Nelms an extra conductor from Denison Lee Cole a crusher laborer from Sweeney J A Bass a section laborer from Clifton City and John McShan a section laborer from Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cook
Crusher
Sweeney
Gi. L. Lacknan
MeaAl
H. ©. Nelms
Denison
Lee Cole
J. A. Bass
Clifton City
John McShan
Waco
Local notes from Sedalia and nearby towns
Moves and visits across Sedalia Missouri and nearby areas include Higginbotham leaving on a southbound business trip, Judge Bente at court in s oonVille, and Katy stock passing through. Attys Higdon Sinnett return from St Louis while Inge visits Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Higginbotham
H. K. Bente
s~oonVille
Red Cross Ball Blue Laundry Product Ad
An old advertisement promises clear bright whites with Red Cross Ball Blue. It touts a large 2-ounce package selling for five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Breeders Fund Pending Suit Moves Forward in St Louis Court
Litigation in the St Louis circuit court over 3700 dollars held by the state treasurer as custodian shows progress with the committee confident the funds will be deposited to the State fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Lasting Wellness
An old advertisement notes that brides have many friends but soon keep just Rocky Mountain Tea for health. It claims the product keeps her well and lists a price of 35 cents from W. E. Bard Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Tea
W. E. Bard Drug Company
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S. H. Porter
Rich Hill
Jim McHugh
Joe. Brown
S. Ewing Ave
M. Hoveranp
Elgin
Ciana Ave., Sr
Lowe. Me
Terrest
Missouri Pacific Railway
Eave Sedalia
aAave
Lexington Branch
Lyer
Way Freight
Ema
Ing
America
Ray Eis
Lamine St
Ohio St
McGarren’s
Main and Osage
Pettis
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