Sedalia visitors and departures noted in Lamonte Letter
Earl Gold of Sedalia visited here for a few hours this morning. Homer Wade returned to Kansas City after visiting his parents. Mrs Flem Hughes and daughter Miss Varenia attended Walter Huff’s funeral then returned to Sedalia. Miss Ermine Sellers left for Dalhart Texas with her father. Dr Sam Conway and wife depart for California. Miss Lina Robinson visits from Hughesville. Numerous others attend funerals and visit friends in Sedalia Knob Noster Versailles and Pueblo with family and health trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wade
Kansas City
Flem Hughes
Miss Varenia
Sedalia
Walter Huff
Ermine Sellers
Dalhart
Texas
Mrs. Mann
Lina Robinson
Hughesville
Thomas Terry
Mrs. Melvin
Knob Noster
Bunting for University Club Decorations
A full line of bunting in white, blue, and gold is prepared for UC T decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Cc. T
Judge Shirks Victory Over Cass County Rail Debt
Cass County Missouri must pay $61 000 to N Helen Paramore of Massachusetts for promissory notes dating from February 1871. The notes secured a railroad that was never completed by the Clinton and Kansas City branch of the Tebo and Neosho railroad. Judge W S Shirk of Kansas City revived the judgment in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips
Federal Court
Kansas City
Cass
N. Helen Paramore
Massachusetts
Clinton and
Tebo and
National Wary
Emmet Gordon
St. Louis
Carriage calls promptly filled by rector
The brief note records prompt telephone service by a rector and both phones listed as 146, indicating swift response.
Weather forecast signals possible afternoon thunder showers
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a chance of local thunderstorms. Forecasters warn of scattered showers in the area and brief cooling conditions overnight.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Stomach Relief
The ad argues catarrh of the stomach stems from repeated indigestion. It claims Kodol cures indigestion and dyspepsia and prevents or cures stomach catarrh. Recent tests show digestion of what you eat makes the stomach sweet. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodol
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Welcome U C T delegates arrive for two day state meeting
Delegates and visitors of the United Commercial Travelers begin arriving as the two day state meeting opens tomorrow. Elks lodge rooms host executive committee and grand officers for planning with banners across Ohio street and Third street guiding visitors to headquarters. City merchants plan decorations and an outdoor program if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Street
Second Street
Third Street
Elks Hotel
St. Louisans
Sentinel
Liberty Park Hall
Elks’ Lodge
Criminal Court
Extension of Colonist Rates to the Northwest and California
The Burlington extends the greatly reduced one way colonist rates to the Northwest and to California through June 15. Save fifteen to twenty dollars on tourist sleeper excursions to California on frequent weekly dates via Denver and scenic Colorado to Salt Lake City Iona Idaho Washington Oregon and Puget Sound. Address L. W. Wakeley traveling passenger agent 604 Pine Street St. Louis Mo for proposals and least cost plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Northwest
California
Denver
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake City
Iona
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Puget Sound
Numerous Visitors and Residents in Town on Various Trips
A long list of residents and visitors appear in town for business and social calls. Johnson Wheeler, Miss Josephine Brown, Perry Dorsey, Miss Dollie O Connor, J H Farley, Mrs Emma Frank, Jim Delapp, Mrs Clarence Alborn, J H Connor Jr, Mrs J H Donaldson, A W Duke, Sam Grinstead, Thomas Terry, G L Lambirth, H Conway, Ewing Cockrell, Mrs Fred Tegler, L J Ney, Mrs Belle Hall Small, Miss Alba Briggs, Mrs Minnie Braham, Carl Hazemier, Miss Carrie Wilson, Adolph Kingsbaker, Eldred Harrison, Mrs Banks, Miss Kathryn Callaway, Ralph M Lee, John Price, J C King, Miss Hattie Guild, Theodore Kessler, Mrs Charles Robinson, J W Page, C A Ewing, Albert Kahn, R E Keenan, Charlie Harris, Will Sprecher, Joe Mayor, Emmet Gordon, Judge W S Shirk, Leonard DeHaven, Ed Voight, Mrs Will Bergfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Dan Mixer
Carl Hazemier
Woodward
Oklo
Carrie Wilson
Adolph Kingsbaker
U.C. T. Entertainment
Versailles
Eldred Harrison
The
Goldbugs
Pittsburg
Banks
Kansas City
Kathryn Callaway
Mexico
Ready
Ralph M. Lee
Carrelton
Alva Lee
R. G. Dun Mercantile Agency
John Price
Corder
Thomas
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to ease feverish, constipated stomachs and headaches. It claims to remove worms and offers 25 cent bottles at druggists with a free mail sample from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen S. Olmsted
DeWitts Little Earl Risers Promote Gentle Bowel Action
A Victorian era advertisement touts DeWitts Little Earl Risers as cures for constipation biliousness and liver troubles. It claims the pills stimulate secretions move the bowels and restore stomach and liver gland tone, preventing recurrence when used for a few days. Sold by the W E Bara Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
W. E. Bara Drug Company
Local residents pictured on travel and business trips
W F Hansberger left today for Montana where he has the contract for letting several mail routes. F L Wright cashier of the Smith ton bank was in the city today en route to Kansas City. I A Shepherd of Tipton is a visitor here. John Montgomery Jr left this afternoon for Kansas City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Terry
Lamonte Bank
L. J. Ney
Kansas City
W. F. Hansberger
Montana
F. L. Wright
Smith
Ton Bank
John Montgomery, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cannon Dry Goods Store
Bargain Center
Pettis County
Missouri
Madras
Sample Shoes
Lamonte
Earl Gold of
Hughes
Sam Conway
Dr. Conway
Los Angeles
Mary O’bannon
Dalia
Arthur Bender
Northern
Ohio
Lon Luther
Pueblo ,Colo
J. E. Maupin
Colorado
M. H. Morris
T. H. Mitchell
Claude Weasell
Maude O’bannon
Clay Mitchell
Karl Conway
J. D. Mitchell
Molly Light
Mesdames P. P. McClure
George Har
Tley
Sedalia’s
Geo. E. Dugan
E. 5Th. Street
Cannon’s
Judge Shirk
Cass County
U. C. TS
Sedalians
Lodge of the United Commercial Trav
Elers
Elks Lodge
L. W. Wakeley
Pine Street
St. Louis, Mo
Taylor
Johnson Wheeler of
Josephine Brown
Perry Dorsey
Houstonia
Dollie O’connor
J. H. Farley
Warrensburg
Emma Frank
Jim Delapp
Clarence Alborn
J. H. Connor, Jr
J. H. Donaldson
Lincoln, Mo
A. W. Duke
Sam Grinstead
G. L. Lambirth
Lee’s Summit
H. Conway and
Ewing Cockrell
Fred Tegler
E. H. Mitchell
Marshall
Belle Hall Small
Alba Briggs
Columbia, Mo
Jessie Leist
Minnie Braham
J. C. King
Beaumont
Hattie Guild
Chicago
Europe
Theodore Kessler
Windsor
Charles Robinson
Will DeBola
J. W. Page
U. C. T’s of Joplin
C. A. Ewing
United Commercial Traveler’s
Albert Kahn
Cleveland
New York
R. E. Keenan
Jefferson City
Postal Telegraph Company
Charlie Harris
Will Sprecher
Joe Mayor
Becker, Mayor & Co. Clothing House
Ill
Leonard DeHaven
Sweet Springs
Ed Voight
Will Bergfelder
St. Joseph
Mother Gray
N. Y
Bali
I. A. Shepherd of
Tipton
W. J. Lawson
Crown
Royal Tribe
Tornado Insurance
Reynolds
Ohio St
Sas
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