Nineety Day Term for Gould Hotel Theft Case
In Sedalia the Jay Gould Hotel theft case ends with William Sommerhauser and Frank Moore jailed for ninety days each after pleading guilty to possessing stripped lead pipe and copper. Detective Turner note supports weapons permits. other court actions include fines for intoxication trespass and disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sommerhauser
Frank Moore
Gould Hotel
Kinsey
Clay Fields
Rogers
Turner
Will Brown
Sedalia
Warrensburg
W. F. Ogle
Judge Savage
Warrensburo
Railroad News Update Reports Several Ailments
R. E. Hungerford, brakeman, Sela lia, contusion of right knee. B. Foote, bridge and building department, Parsons, remittent fever. Ames Willoughby, section laborer, Elmott, intermittent fever. Will Jarmin, section laborer, Hal stead, vertigo. T. Kk. Cannon, machinist, Parsons, rheumatism. Phil Jarman, section laborer, Fayetteville, mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Hungerford
B. Foote
Bridge and Building Department
Parsons
Ames Willoughby
Elmott
Will Jarmin
Katy shops resume after pause with updated runs
The Katy shops close yesterday and reopen Monday. George Cain and Amy Logs don unite from La Harpe yesterday. Katy trains will run four days next week with an order abolishing brakemen on trains 3 and 4 between Franklin Junction and Parsons. Numerous local movements and visits noted along with weather and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Missouri Pacific
George Cain
Amy Logsdon
la Harpe
Nevada Post
Wm. Calkins
W. A. Bennet
Parsons
Denison
Franklin Junction
John B. McKenzie
D. McKenzie
St. Louis
Stump
Bruce Steele
Cripple Creek
Sedalia
Midland
J. A. Davis
Rockwell
Canne Coal Returns to Operations at Canne Mine
WORKING AGAIN. Our Canne coal mines are in operation once more and we have a full supply of that best high grade hot stuff Canne coal on hand. Conen C. O. D, Coat Co. Main and Vermont. Tel. 263. All the new music as it comes out at Taylor's. Best ten cent music published. 8S. M. WALKER, Manager, 521 Ohio street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conen C. O. D, Coat Co
Main
Vermont
Taylor’s
M. Walker
Ohio Street
Boston Cafe Bread Claims Supremacy in Town
Boston Cafe proclaims its bread unbeatable in town, while offering ice cream soda and Fleischmann's products as companions. The lightweight ad-style notice markets bakery fare and soda alongside brand mentions.
Senior class entertained with elegant party at Miss Moore Dawson’s
The senior class hosted an elegant evening at Miss Moore Dawson’s home on West Fourth with Miss Baldwin and Miss Fannie Dawson assisting. Guests enjoyed games dancing and a guessing contest won by Mr West Newton for a book The Songs of Hiawatha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moore Dawson
West Fourth
Miss Baldwin
Fannie Dawson
Miss Moore
Duet Piano Organ Recital Charms Donnohce Audience
Ruberstein's Kammen by Ottow performed as a piano organ duo by Mrs Fred Billings and Mrs Grant Crawford at the Donnohce recital. The organ part drew particular praise while the piece drew recurring requests from audiences over the years. Professor Fred Pfeiffer will play at the German Evangelical church next Sunday with choir and soloists. A Kimball piano photographed amid Kirksville tornado ruins is highlighted as strong evidence of instrument durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruberstein
Ottow
Fred Billings
Grant Crawford
Billings
Antes
Tiede
Fred Pfeiffer
German Evangelical Church
Mr Pfeiffer
St Louis
Rev Pfeiffer
God Be Merciful
Dickman
Fritz and
Rosa Fritz
Charles Koock
F H Ludeman
Musical Times
Kimball
White House
Patti’s Castle
Emma Eames
Kirksville
Funeral rites held for W. T. Gorrell at South Osage home
The funeral of W. T. Gorrell was conducted at 10:30 this morning from his residence 1222 South Osage Street with Rev. Melvin Putman presiding. Services were under A. O. U. W. auspices and well attended. Pallbearers included W. E. Bard Sr J. B. Hughes T. H. Jenkins C. E. McGhee P. H. Longan and C. L. Leiter from First Christian Church and Amity lodge No. 69 A. O. U. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Gorrell
South
Osage Street
Melvin Putman
First Christian Church
W. E. Bard, Sr
Hughes
T. H. Jenkins
Amity Lodge
A. O U
Partly cloudy with showers and storms this weekend
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with occasional showers and thunderstorms. Cooler in the west Sunday and in the extreme northwest tonight. Ice cream sodane Fleischmanns Miss Maud Dickerson of M Houstonia is spending two weeks with Mr and Mrs W H Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Dickerson
Houstonia
W H Reynolds
Selecting Our Groceries and the Value of Labels
A critique on judging food quality by labels rather than actual goods. The author argues that fine labels mislead consumers and that clothing does not determine virtue, urging focus on product substance over branding.
Two Fraternal Lodges Split Over Portraits Clash
Two city fraternal orders, the Knights and Ladies of Security and the Knights of the Maccabees, could not share the Royal Tribe of Joseph hall after tensions rose over removing a Maccabee portrait to hang K and L of S portraits. An indignation meeting followed and the Maccabees arranged to relocate their meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Security
Knights of the Maccabees
Joseph
Maccabees
Security Society
Smallpox Scares Sherman and Nearby Towns
A Sherman Texas outbreak on the Katy line prompts school closures and a city quarantine. A Mary Nash College case led to closures and fears of wider spread as a railroad worker reports many cases beyond what papers describe. The epidemic is described as worse than public reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Texas
Katy
Mary Nash College
Denison
Personal Paragraphs from Local Notices
Smoke Peter Kuhns extra Havana R L Maupin of St Louis is in the city. Rev Buchanan has returned from Louisville where he attended the Southern Baptist ministers convention. Jos Sicher expected home tonight from St Louis on business. Judge LC Littlefield of Lamonte is in the city today. Mrs RH Hunter and children returned last night from Platte City. C Adlard MP a C B C student left for Kansas City to spend vacation. J West Goodwin went to Clintton. Mrs Charles White returned from Tipton. Ed Nicholson and wife have gone to house keeping at 1115 East Fifth. J A Moore recently graduated at C B C left for Kirksville then Montezuma, Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kuhn
Havana
R. L. Maupin
St. Louis
Buchanan
Louisville
Convention of Ministers
The
Southern Baptist Church
Jos
LC Littlefield
Lamonte
RH Hunter
Platte City
C. A.dlard MP
Kansas City
J. West Goodwin
Clintton
Charles ‘White
Tipton
Ed Nicholson
East Sedalia Grocer
East Fifth
J. A. Moore
Kirksville
Monte Bose
Colo
George Glor Returns to Third and Ohio Stand
News notes report George Glor, the boss candy man, back from Texas and resuming his old stand at Third and Ohio. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Shakley of 518 East Eleventh. Mrs Harry Cohen is very sick with measles at 308 West Morgan. Officers Leftwich and Bailey locked up a man named McGuire who had been drunk and spending money around town for several days. twelve one dollar bills were found on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Glor
Texas
Third
Ohio
Shakley
East Eleventh
Harry Cohen
West Morgan
Leftwich and
Bailey
McGuire
Horseless Carriage? Town Misreads Threshing Engine
A strange contrivance rolled over the hill toward Car rollton causing business to pause. The town oracle peered through smoked glass and claimed it might be a new horseless carriage. As the object approached it proved to be a threshing machine engine and the crowd resumed prayerful quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Suburban property for sale on five acres with improvements
Gro E. Duncan offers a five acre suburban property with a tea room house fruit trees barn carriage house chicken house stables and modern improvements. Seller accepts time payments and easy terms at 116 East Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro E. Duncan
East Fifth St
Lost Lace Handkerchief at Ladies' Musicale
Handkerchief missing from a Ladies' musicale last night. finder rewarded generously upon return to 617 W Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musicale
Fifth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jay Gould Hotel
Burress
Detec
Tive Turner
Railroad News
Tee Cream Sodance
Fleischmann
Boston Cafe
Daily Democrat
Sedalia [Hardware and Gracer Co
South Side Square
Telephone
Virginia
Ralph W Dow
Pansy Fowler
George West Newton
Dan Tucker
Lillian Pearson
Jennie Reetor
Patsy Lamm
Carrie Clark
Mae Baum
Rae Kingsbaker
Maud Bronson
Daisy Bronson
Rose Fowler
Alice Miner
Alice Zimmerman
Mae Ramsey
Flo Glenn
Ada Hazlewood
Ida Altemiller
Addie Hughes
Annie Bowers
Florence Conner
Gertrude Maltby
Coleman
Longan
Findley
Georgetown
Wilson
Anderson
R. L. Carson
Messrs. Johnson
McCormicck
McComb
M. E. Murphy
D. F. Wright
Central Business College
J. Fults
Ethyl
M. Sheble
Cole Camp
AC Thompson
Maggie
Lee Montgomery
Geof Montgomery
Collins Thompson
Allen Gunnell
Colorado Springs
Mesdames Smith & Cotton
Lexington
Blackburn
E. B. Quisenberry
Laura Gentry
Clio Club
Ella Gentry
Henry Hawkins
Ada Cormany
Eythl Wilton Fults
Alma Gass
Jefferson City
Woodie Banks
Syracuse
Frances Hughes
Charles E Yeater
East
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Washington
Philip Werner
the Maccabees
Mesdames Kilgore
Stoneman
W. Phelan
J. L. Phelan
August Jacobsen
Jennie A. Hall
G. W. Paris
Kate Six
Anna Shumaker
Matilda England
Laura Tyson
Baker
Stapler
Leece
Blanche Henick
Louis E. Fisher
Maggie Cordes
Helen Berry
W. Douglas
Mary Bratten
Annie E. Wiman
Augusta Rinder
Pauline Kobrock
Pen Kueck
Concordia
W. E Smith
Martha Lucking
Gross
Anna Lacking
Gus Werner
Anna Nusberger
Wm. Kosted & Sons
TEL
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