Local Notables and Visitors Reported in Sedalia
Conway and others arrived from Lamonte and Kansas City while Miss Madge Glenn amid illness. travel and business notes include Hatton from Southern Missouri, Clapton inspecting farms, and Ed Lopez with Singer auditors. Laval enthusiasts, insurance reps, and local officials pass through. Frank Stearns family update and summer goods rush at Guenther's. Dr. Hunt to preach at M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy. Conway
Lamonte
Ben Redman
Kansas City
Mary Harrison
Tipton
Jake Zunz
Lexington
Madge Glenn
Glenn
R. I. Hatton
Missouri
Dick Hess
J. L. Cartwright
Longwood
John R. Clapton
Morgan County
Ed Humphrey
Denver
Colo
Travelers’ Insurance Company
L. B. Valliant
Col. T. P. Hoy
Warrensburg
G. O. Hoecroft
Haellie Bertheau
Frank Wilson
Star Saloon
Bonnaparte
Maude Page
Syracuse
Green Ridge
Josie Jackson
Ezra Ramsey
Knob Noster
W.S. Baker
Herman Martin
John Wills
Lamine
Otterville
Frank Stearns
Nevada
Jarl A. Guenther’s
Railroads Superintendent Finney Heads South on Inspection Tour
Superintendent Finney of the Katy leaves at 8 55 on inspection car No 2 bound south with Roadmaster Peter Rockwell J M Scott and Attorney Lee Montgomery. Conductor H H Black and Engineer Robert Evans were in charge as they visited Armourdale wholesalers. Credit was reportedly refused by every firm. The co operative manager Savisf stated they have cash and will pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ot. Finney
Katy
Finney
Peter Rockwell
J. M. Scott
Lee Montgomery
H. H. Black
Robert Evans
Local Socials Reported From Sedalia Trip
Mr. W. W. Wisdom and Miss Maggie Harvey visited Sedalia Tuesday returning today. James Gray and Charles Snow also went to Sedalia Monday. Lincoln Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wisdom
Maggie Harvey
Sedalia
James Gray
Charles Snow
Lincoln Republican
John P O Neill Sued For 825000 In Hot Springs
John B. O Neill claiming ex sheriff status in Kansas City is sued by E F Graham a Strauss clerk in Hot Springs Arkansas for 825000 damages. The case follows a May 7 incident at the Kentucky Club where Graham allegedly befriended O Neill, after which a pocketbook containing 245 and papers went missing. Graham was jailed five days before grand jury release and now seeks 25000 in damages plus costs for false arrest and humiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
John B. O Neill
Kansas City
E. F. Graham
Strauss Clothing House
O'Neill
Graham
Kentucky Club
O Neill
O'Neil
O’neill
Yardmaster Moves to Jefferson City Tomorrow
Yardmaster H. D. Hunter of the Missouri Pacific plans to relocate his family to Jefferson City tomorrow. The Pacific's new time card becomes effective Sunday and changes will be implemented. Hunter will depart Saturday night to begin his new duties in Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Hunter
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
V Pacific
Mr. Hunter
Missouri Pacific Earnings Rise Amid Maintenance Costs
The March earnings report for Missouri Pacific shows gross up to 51 503 512 and net at 2 255 161, with gains from January to March but a net decline of 825 297. Officials attribute the drop to higher maintenance costs and large outlays for permanent improvements including over 200 million dollars for new steel for track and bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Getting Along Nicely After Hospital Stay
Lee Monroe arrived home from Missouri Pacific hospital where he had been. He says Richards and Anderson are getting along nicely and will be home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Monroe
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Lee
Richards
Anderson
Hospital Arrivals
A list of workers arriving at a hospital includes A. Gunter a section laborer from Greenville W. W. White a freight porter John Amos a laborer from Greenville James Lawrence a tie plant laborer from Greenville A. DeLong a boilermaker from Denison Charles Greer a wiper from Franklin Junction G. W. Land a carpenter from Parsons Nathan Handley an extra gang from Texas Junction Arthur Miller an extra gang R. Cowins an extra gang from Texas W. Jacobs an extra gang from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gunter
Greenville
W. W. White
John Amos
James Lawrence
A. DeLong
Deni
Charles Greer
Wiper
Franklin Junction
G. W. Land
Carpenter
Parsons Nathan Handley
Extra
Texas Junction
Arthur Miller
R. Cowins
W. Jacobs
Death of Robert Woolery at 42 in Smithton area
Robert Woolery aged 42 died of consumption at his home four miles south of Smithton on Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Friday at 11 a.m. from the Flat Creek church with Rev. White officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woolery
Smithton
Flat Creek Church
White
Resignations Rock Missouri Pacific and Katy Shops
Al Manker resigns as carpenter at Missouri Pacific shops. John Cone and John Behrens, who recently quit Katy shops, plan to depart for Kansas City to seek new jobs. James Curran, Katy brake man at Franklin Junction, visits friends locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Manker
Missouri Pacific
James Curran
Katy
Franklin Junction
John Cone
John Behrens
Kansas City
Co-operative Company Ordered to Pay Cash in Kansas City
Kansas City wholesale grocers led by Long Brothers demand cash payments from the Western Co-operative Company led by Walter Vrooman. After Hartford Bros. store in Armourdale was bought, thirty thousand dollars of bonds were used in payment, replacing thirty days credit. A Long Brothers collector visited Hartford Bros. to arrange full settlement as they could not identify the payer. David Guyette, manager of the Western Co-operative, oversees operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Company
Armourdale
Savsif
Kansas City
Western Co-operative Company
Walter Vrooman
Hartford Bros
Long Bros
J. B. Hartford
David Guyette
Prominent Women Endorse Wine of Cardui in Letters
A collection of thirty one letters from public figures and society leaders praising Wine of Cardui for female ailments. Writers include Mrs Ida McDonald of Detroit and Mrs Clementine Richmond of Chicago, claiming relief after long suffering and prior failed remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Ida McDonald
Beabien Street
Detroit
Mich
The
Maccabees of the World
Clementine Richmond
Chicago
Porum Club
Pelena Blan
Milwaukee
Laura S. Webb
Woman's Democra Ie Clubs
Ohio
Fay Lee
Shakesperian Club
Kansas City
Madame Rosa Marliana
Wabash Avenue
French Singers’ Association
Madame Marliana
America
Tribe of Ben Hur Meeting Urgent Session Tonight
Sedalia Court No. 39 Tribe of Ben Hur asks all members to attend tonight's regular meeting for important business. Chief H. L. DeLamater and Scribe Jos. Paradis sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Court
Tribe of
Ben Hur
H. L. Delamater
Jos. Paradis
Burlingtons New Fast Denver Train Aims For Comfort
The Nebraska-Colorado Express now leaves Kansas City at 9 35 p m arriving Denver 3 15 p m next day three hours quicker. Departure time allows afternoon stays in Kansas City and Denver before continuing west through Colorado with chair cars sleepers and dining cars. The Burlingtons morning Denver Express leaves Kansas City at 10 40 a m. Through tourist sleepers to California depart every Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Denver
West
Colorado
France
Paris
Burlington
California
Northwest rail travel pitch from early Burlington concession
An old advertisement describes Teo the Northwest and calls the Burlington Northern Express the great daily time saver for the upper Northwest. Readers are invited to describe their proposed trip to receive a lowest cost quote and free printed matter from R. H. Crozier T. P. A. in Kansas City and executives Wakely and Elliott in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Northwest Country
R. H. Crozier
Main Street
Kansas City
L. W. Wakely
St. Louis
Howard Elliott
Red Cross Ball Slue for Clear White Clothes
Ad notes a beauty aid for laundry washing. Promotes a large 207 package priced at five cents. Emphasizes product effectiveness for achieving clear white clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bradley Shoots Grisham After Suspected Affair Near Rolla
Rolla Missouri May 22 news reports William Bradley a local farmer killed R T Grisham of Yancey Mills a former debt security with a Winchester. Bradley returned home found his wife absent and pursued Grisham who tried to flee up a hill and was shot about 200 yards away in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla
William Bradley
Here
R.T. Grisham
Yancey Mills
Bradley
Rotla
Grisham
Winchester
Tavior
James Richards Dead Porter on Missouri Pacific
James Richards, a parlor car porter on the Missouri Pacific through Sedalia for 17 years, died in St. Louis this morning at age 52. He was a friend of pianist Paderewski and had many friends in Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Richards
Porter
Sedalia
St. Louis
Richards
Paderewski
Windsor coal and wood sold with delivery pricing
The ad promotes Windsor coal for cooking and heating at 3.00 per ton with full weight guaranteed and delivery. It also offers good wood in dry and green forms, in cord or stove lengths, priced low. Customers can call from yards or by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Sedalia Socialists elect delegates for state convention
At a Sedalia meeting last Monday night John O. Fisher and James Knaus were chosen as delegates to the state convention to be held in Springfield Missouri on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedaliacs
Sedalia
John O. Fisher
James Knaus
Springfield
Nurse Kate Taylor Advocates Peruna in Open Letter
Mrs. Kate Taylor, a graduated nurse of prominence, shares her experience with Peruna in an open letter. Her high social position and professional standing lend notable weight to her statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Taylor
Peruna
Peruna touted as finest tonic by Chicago reader
A Chicago reader praises Peruna as the best tonic for weakness after illness and notes quick relief and restored vitality. The ad says Dr. Hartman will direct treatment of female catarrhal diseases at no charge for summer applicants, with address to The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago, Ill
W. Monroe St
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
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PSN
Superintendent Finney
John P. O'Neill
Hunter
Sam
F. Lanois
Bushnell, MI
H. L Srwart
Lafayette
Tex
J. H. McCase
Rush, Ark
R. T. Pfatr
Gallatin, Ark
J. M
Tarxixcron
Corning
Lovie
Vrooman
Teo
Tome
Wim. Bradley
R. T. Grisham
Negro Porter
Vienna
Stevenson’s Meat Market
Leftwich
Charles Leftwich
James Connor
A. J. Fults & CO
East Twelfth Street
Queen City
Bell
Palma
Wood
Astoria
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Sec
Ohio St
McGarren’s
Main and Osage
Celery Berg
Candy Palace
Pettis
Nevada Vs
League Park
McKinley
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