Personal notices and departures across town scene
Local notes show numerous residents leaving for St Louis Jefferson City and other destinations. Taylors Light Adolph Riecke attended a Windsor sale. Mrs B W Zimmermann and Mrs Dillard travel home. Several Cole Camp Otterville residents visit friends and relatives in Kansas City St Louis and California. Capt A Hornbeck secures City hotel dining staff. Amelia Heller and Christ Heller return from visits to Hughesville and St Louis.
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B. W. Zimmermann
St. Louis
George Tietjen
Cole Camp
Elizabeth Leece
Bernice Moore
Margaret Jenkins
Otterville
Julia Sorkin
F. KE. Dorris
Beatty
Jefferson City
James i. Ingram
Bert Ingram
Warsaw
Isieni
Coto
Charles Wale
Ed Schrupp
Golden
Colo
James Arnold
Mattie Brown
Frank Monroe
C. Db. Brown
Pr. T. PP. McCluney
Muddy Creek
Clarke Longan
Varnon
Kansas City
William Courtney
E. J. Anderson
Weatherford
Chicago
Ella Watts
Elbert
Charles Hannefield
Ode Hannefield
A. Hornbeck
Tipton
No.1
Capt. Hornbeck
City Hotel
Sedalia Cycle Firm Closes Season and Manager Leaves
Sedalia Cycle company will close for the season on November 1. Manager M. Faust will become traveling salesman for the Smeltzer Arms Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Cycle Company
Passion Play at First Christian Church Tonight
For convenience of all, attendees may view the Passion Play at First Christian Church. The entertainment begins at 8 15 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
A Hoosier Daisy at the Opera House Wednesday
A real theatrical novelty titled A Hoosier Daisy offers a four scene pastoral comedy. The story follows a gawky country girl raised in poverty, her slang filled Hoosier dialect, and a cast of small town characters in a dramatic, humorous tale. Miss Jessie Clifton leads the title role with an exceptionally strong company. scenery features Reubensville street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomgaut
Ithe Rele
Jessie Clifton
Reubensville
Ind
Daisy
Weary Willie Matinee and Night Performance Planned
A well received play titled Weary Willie comes to town for Saturday matinee and night showings on November 1. The farce features a tramp star and adds comic readings, described as a series of Tramp Plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Walker
Inamaigement
Marriage Licenses Issued by Deputy Recorder Dreutell
The following marriage licenses were issued today in Sedalia by Deputy Recorder Theodore Dreutell. W L Wells and Maggie Bens on Sedalia. J L Bramberg of Kansas City Kansas and Lizzie E HastingsSedalia. W A Gray and M A Bruce Windsor. J A Grimes Houstonia and Mabel Barrick Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Dreutell
W. L. Wells
Maggie Benson
Sedalia
J. L. Bramberg
Kansas City
Kas
Lizzie E. Hastings
W. A. Gray
Windsor
M. A. Bruce
J. A. Grimes
Houstonia
Mabel
Barrick
Georgetown
Paul Herndon arraigned on peace disturbance charge
Paul Herndon appeared before Judge Kinsey this morning to answer a charge of disturbing the peace and was fined damages and costs. He appealed the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Herndon
Kinsey
Death Of Ad Johnson In Mexico Rail Accident
Dick P. Johnson received a letter confirming the death of his father Ad Johnson a former switchman. The elder Johnson, a conductor, fell from a caboose during a run near Mexico when the train left the track and two cars toppled off breaking his neck his death was instant. Body buried near the accident site.
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Dick P. Johnson
Ad Johnson
Mexico
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Johnson
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