Brady's Lover's Lane at Wood's Opera House Friday
Local notices reference the stop of Brady's stage success Lover's Lane at Wood's Opera House next Friday night October 18. Multiple city figures and visitors are listed from Lamonte to Sedalia and nearby towns, with fashion ads and fare details interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanklin
Lamonte
Frank Reno
Lover's Lane
Brady
Wood
Opera House
Sedalia
Carl A. Guenther
Wm. A. Brady
A. H. Chapman
Franklin Junction
Lawrence Laupheimer
Nelson Smith
Boonville
Wood Wiley
Thomas Terry
Henry Wegand
Rosalie Hugenschmidt
Alton
Ill
Ida May Payne
Parsons
Kas
E. R. Blair
Sedalia National Bank
Kansas
John Senior
Stokley
Railroad notes from St. Louis include Gould tour and run changes
President George J. Gould of the Missouri Pacific arrives in St. Louis on a semi annual inspection with family and staff. Messenger service restructured with runs cut to Parsons and extra car on No 1. Several railroad men named and noted incidents, appointments, and casualties across Missouri and neighboring states.
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George J. Gould
THE
Missouri Pacific
ST. Louis
George Gould
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain
City
Buffalo
Wabash
Russell Harding
H. C. Townsend
Southern Hotel
Gould
Wallace Meyers
Montserrat
Meyers
Change of Runs at American Express Messengers
American Express Company will rearrange messenger runs from this city, to take effect on the 15th inst. Complaints have persisted that the messengers were being...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Finley
American Express
Pittsburg
Kas
J. Howard Bradley
Sentinel Office
J. W. Connor
Clinton
Frank Loeffler
Loeffler-Guenther Shoe Company
Chicago
H. W. Servant
Pleasant Hill
American Express Company
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Cwood
America
Gas Sun
Sam Horner
Sam Crane
E. W. Chipmar
Harry Meyrick
Diamond Bros
Krecks and Lynch
Ellet Bros
Jas. Nugent
Gus Sun
Missouri & Kansas Tel. Co
Smith and Cotton Building
Taylor
R. A. Higdon
Katie
P. A. Cessna
Kansas City
A. J. Hall
W. H. Oglesby
Lottie Weikal
Lelia Taylor
Arthur Sellers
Paul Weasell
Dallas
Tex
E. R. Morris
Daniel Donahoe
Spring Fork
Rev. E. Umbach
Elmwood
Louis Hoffman
General Conference of the German Baptist Church
Berlin
Ont
Bob Walker
Neosho
Roy McCune
Cannon
Grand Central
Dan Donohoe
Mike
Dampville
George Volker
Otterville
Helena Kohl
I. T. Bronson
Cora Logan
Hail Dry Goods
Pany
B. G. Simonds
Petersburg
Ind
Wilbur Morris
J. W. Baldwin
R. W. Griffith
Holden
Julia Rages
Ida Hoehnernes
Lutman
Albert Rages
Henry Hoehnernes
Albert Neusmeyer
Anderson
Los Angeles
San Diego
Clara Read
Bryant & Tewmey
Clay Center
Charles Bente
H. K. Bente
Dora Neal
East Third Street
Jessie Wilder
South Ohio Street
W. S. Shirk
Matt
Jos. Brown
Ewing Ave
M. Hoveranp
Elgin, Mo
Pea Ge
Crane Ave
Sv. Lowe
Young Men’s
Denison
Whitesboro
Texas
Otto V. Wingren
W. R. Witherspoon
Lambert
C.W. Wiseman
Hico
E. R. Hughes
Fort Scott
Pat McCormack
Katy
Chetopa
R. E. Long
Warrensburg
S. P. Weller
Seda
Lia
Souri Pacific
Elisha Moore
Greenville
Richard Rule
Muscogee
R. Bartholomew
Jewella
R. H. Bonebrake
W.N. Carleton
Thomas A. Sexton
Sisters’ Hospital
Seattle
Wash
Robert E. Goodwin
St. Joseph, Mo
A. T. Winn
Wentzville, Mo
C. A. Benson
Perry, Okla
Leonard E. Roberts
H. M. Ames
J. H. Luke
Wm. Rupert
A. L. Cain and
W. Owens
P. L. Swickhamer
O. W. Kinsey
Walch’s Puritan
Ohio St
the Abell Albert Kahn
Prop
Chas. E. West
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