Hub Clothing to Leave Sedalia for New Territory
Prominent Sedalia retailer the Hub clothing store at 206 Ohio street will depart around January 1 to locate in a newly opened territory. All stock on hand will be sold regardless of cost to avoid packing and freightage with most stock likely sold by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prise
Sedalia
Messrs
Bloch and
Levy
Lnk
F. A. Sampson
Ohio Street
William Turner
Joplin
Suit to Set Aside Will In Cleveland Case
Bente and Wilson file in circuit court on behalf of 99 year old Clara Gertrude Doolittle of Cleveland Ohio to set aside the will of the late Peter Arben against C C Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bente & Wilson
Doolittle
Cleve
Peter Arben
Railway Clerks Convene in St Louis at World’s Fair City
National convention of the Order of Railway Clerks of America opens in St Louis with delegates from the United States and Canada. The event, held at Wahalla hall, will run three days as President J F Riley of Sedalia arrives to establish the session. Other notices include civil suits and local railroad news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention of the Order of Railway Clerks of America
Waihalla Hall
St. Louis
Deaths and Funerals spread across local notices in Sedalia
Funeral services held for John Newton at Calvary Episcopal with Rev. Moody officiating. Delegates from railway offices across the country and Canada attend a large convention at Lindell with St Louis lodge hosting at Druid's Hall. Jane Pollack, 32, dies. funeral held. Sedalia Order of Railway Clerks formed last year. delegates include R E Fisher and Walter Coggeshall. F B Fishell of St Louis dies. Joseph Sicher attends. Three week old Milburn child dies. Milburn family affected by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newton
Calvary Episcopal Church
J. S. Moody
S. C. Gold
R. A. Blair
A. P. Morey
E. E. Johnston
Morris Harter
John W. Houx
Lindell
Canada
St. Louis Lodge No. 2
Grand Lodge
Druid’s Hall
Ninth and Market Streets
Sedalia
Riley
R. E. Fisher
Walter Coggeshall
Order of
Railway Clerks
F. Fishell
St. Louis
Joseph Sicher
Mr. Sicher
De Soto wreck cleared and wagon recovered in wonder
A wagon stolen from A. M. Parks was traced to Mrs. Sarah Rounds who claimed ownership for forty years while insisting she is thirty. The wagon was sold to Ted Wolford and found. Rounds, said to be poor and possibly insane, may be reported to the county court. Separately a near collision of Missouri Pacific and Katy trains near De Soto caused injuries and delays. crews, passengers, and workers listed with several injuries and hospital arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Parks
Sarah Rounds
de Soto
Anderson Robertson
No. 54
G.S. Hayden
Missouri Pacific
George McNeil
Katy Hospital
St. Louis
S. K. Bullard
Katy
Texas
Miller
Mr. Crotty
D. Hardy
William Rupert
William Kilgrove
John Marcells
Missouri Pacific Blacksmith Shops
John Wills
Lexington
F. L. True
Missouri Pacific Dispatcher
Halloween Night Traditions and Local Customs
A retrospective on Hallowe'en as a festive night of costumes, pranks, and customs across England, Scotland, and America. It notes ghost parties, jack o lanterns, apples, and nuts, with a sentiment that the night is cheerful overall and progressive, avoiding dangerous rituals. It also lists installed officers of the C. B. S. including Rev. Fr. Healey and officers James Sullivan and L. H. Archias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Hallowe’en
Fr. Healey
S. D. Murphy
P. McEnroe
Edward Hurley
M. T. Slane
J. P. Quinn
L. H. Archias
James Sullivan
J. H. Vitt
George Altemiller
P. McGinley
Samuel Otis
Frank McGinley
Old Man Admitted In A Dazed State
W. H. Gumm aged 85 cousin of J. F. Raines of Eoping Saline county was admitted to the city hospital Friday evening in a badly dazed condition. He had $1.48 and a Colorado Springs ticket in his pocket and appeared to have been drugged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gumm
J. F. Raines
Eoping
Saline County
Colorado Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tory
Bloch
Dalia
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Warrensburg
Warrensburg, Mo
Sam Miller
William Mackay
Brooks’ Skeeter
Bard’s Drug Store
Jefferson City
Battersby
Phil Adams
State
State University
C. D. Middleton
Warrensburg Star
Tigers
Clara Gertrude
SS. Louis
National Convention OF the
Fair City Today
United States
Jennie Walls
Edward Imhauser
Dow Drug Company
J. F. Riley
Jane Pollack
West Pacific Street
David Milburn
Sentinel
Mr. Milburn
DE Soto Wreck
Acad
R. J. Jackson
R. B. Arntzen
E. J. Carroll
W. P. Yate
E. F. James
Jack Egan
Ed Vollmar
Ed Brearton
James Barratt
Extra Gang
McKit
F. J. Weldon
Franklin Junction
W. G. Rosson
Greenville
J. W. Johnson
Pumper
South Canadian
Tom Steed
Denison
Jerry Alberty
Hodgeville
R. L. Grant
Columbia
Charles L. Snedaker
Crusher
Conductor Twyman
Joe Harper
Asylum
Mr. Twyman
Nevada Mail
Will Conner
R. E. Long
Weller
Kansas City
The
Spot Cash Grocer
West Main Street
Carmen
Nadine Winston
Sapho
Nell Gwynn
Fanchon
Miss Fedora
Camille
Mr. Jones
East Lynne
Clemenceau
Dow Drug
Sam Walker
Crusher Laborer
Sweeny Company
Hallow
Green
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