Wed and bridal notices shared with Sedalia community
Two weddings page the Sunday society scene. Herman Ackermann wed Vivenda Orvis at 726 East Fifth Street with Rev. Fred Pfeiffer officiating, a quiet ceremony for a handful of friends. They plan to settle at 218 East Eighteenth after an elaborate dinner.
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Herman Ackermann
Vivenda Orvis
Fred Pfeiffer
Lelia Burnap
East Fifth Street
Charles L. Keck
St. Patrick’s Church
Bessie McKee
Kansas City
Charles O’conner
Fr. Healy
Miss Pugh
Hail’s
Taker laudanus prompt work of physicians saved her life
Trixie Taylor an inmate of a West Main bawdy house attempted suicide by laudanum about 10 PM. Dr. Cowan saved her with a stomach pump. She blamed family troubles and warned future writers will report her death. Her husband is believed in town. she offered no further reason.
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Trixie Taylor
Siebe
Main Street
W. G. Cowan
Trixie
Pilot Grove
Mrs. Taylor
East Coast Mussels Sold At 25 Cents Each
Ed McGurren sells large bivalves direct from the East at 25 cents a piece. Home Tea and Coffee Co. advertises the sale via Mariand Osage and Both.
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Home Tea and Coffee Company
McGurren
Mariand Osage
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