Collins Dies in St Louis After Nail Injury
General Superintendent E M Collins of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad died in St Louis after a brief illness following a rusty nail wound in Parsons Kansas. Typhoid and blood poisoning followed. Collins had risen to top posts, succeeding M Sweeney. Also listed are staff changes and delays on Katy trains including No 2 from the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Collins
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
St. Louis
Mr. Collins
Parsons
Collins
Katy
A. A. Allen
M. Sweeney
Social notes from town and surrounding areas
Prof G L Coleman and daughter went to Warrensburg this morning. Miss Bess Hail and Miss Mable Myers will visit Kansas City tomorrow. Miss Myers arrived from St Louis to visit Miss Hail before Nebraska party. Anna Brill and Lulu Blatterman went to Valda for a picnic today. Margery Minter left for Kansas City after visiting W H Harbaugh family. Clarke Longan and wife with baby depart to visit in Kansas City. he heads to Sheridan Wyoming for business. Mrs T W Taylor travels to Rock Port to visit brother. John Blue Jr. ill with fever but improved and sat up yesterday. George Bonner to take vacation. Emmett Gordon to handle office. R C Combs on business trip to Jefferson City. J K Sanders moved to Topeka. J M Lane travels to Syracuse for business. Mrs O A Coile visits Campville en route to Jefferson City. A B Grant returns from Lamonte. Mrs J R O Bannon and Lizzie Koch shoppers. Charles Norton returns from California. Emily Rowe visiting her parents in town. Mrs R A Higdon travels to Jefferson City. Joe Kemp of Lamonte travels to Pueblo. Mrs C S Schnare to St Louis for two months. Will Ilgenfritz leaves for University at Columbia. Bertha Heldman to St Louis for bookkeeper job. Relia Denohue visiting cousin Frank O Connell in Peoria. Minnie Shaeffer home from Colorado tour. Mrs David Stern to Kansas City for visit with husband. Mrs W D Carpenter and Grace of Knob Noster shopping. Sylva Yanow visiting in Kansas City then Omaha with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
G. L. Coleman
Warrensburg
Miss Bess Hail
Mable Myers
Kansas City
St. Louis
Bess Hail
Nebraska
Anna Brill
Lulu Blatterman
Valda
Margery Minter
W. H. Harbaugh
Clarke Longan
John Blue, Jr
East Seventh Street
George Bonner
Postal Telegraph Company
Emmett Gordon
R. C. Combs
Jefferson City
J. K. Sanders
Topeka
Kas
J. M. Lane
Commission
Syracuse
O. A. Coile
Horton, Kas
Campville
J.R. O'Bannon
Lizzie Koch
Lamonte
Charles Norton
California
Emily Rowe
Richard Rowe
R. A. Higdon
Joe Kemp
Pueblo
C. S. Schnare
Will Ilgenfritz
Columbia
State University
Bertha Heldman
Relia Denohue
Frank O’connell
Peoria
Minnie Shaeffer
Colorado
David Stern
South Ohio Street
W. D. Carpenter
Grace
Knob Noster
Sylva Yanow
J. Waldman
Minister Accepts Call to Broadway Presbyterian
The Rev. Dudley M. Clagett of Longwood Missouri has accepted the pastorate of Broadway Presbyterian Church to succeed Rev Clippenser. He will begin work on the fourth Sunday of the month as the church resumes services after a month of repairs. The note also mentions a sachet parcel offer with each box of stationery at Arlington Pharmacy on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley M. Clagett
Longwood
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Clippenger
Arlington Pharmacy
Katy pamphlets invite Missouri industry pride
A brief promotional item from the Katy line urging readers to request pamphlets on Missouri industry. It invites eight other pamphlets, attractive and astractive, and provides the address 801 Wainwright Building, St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Katy
Wainwright Bidg
St. Louis
Dyspepsia Cured by Eupepsia Tablets Claim
An advertisement touts Eupepsia Tablets as the cure for dyspepsia, claiming nine tenths of diseases originate from imperfect digestion and offering a free three day trial and money back guarantee. It cites testimonials from Kansas and Missouri residents and promotes a free treatise mailed from The Eupepsic Chemical Co. in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.m.barhyle
8Th St
Kansas City
J. Callalan
Bartlett
Kan
Ollie BoGerr
Greenwood
W. H. Dinsex
Wakefield
Eupeps! Chemical CO
Clark Avenue
ST. Louis
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Advertisers
Sentinel
Kingsbury
John N. Taylor
E. M
Parsons, Kas
T. K. Woodmanse
Denison
Oscar Roberts
Caddo
Dick Hughes
Extra
Hillsboro
Henry Johnson
John Ubhnar
Greenville
Tom Worthan
Muscogee
Claire Jenkins
Andrew Anderson
George Ockelberry
Bastrop
Jack Hix
Rena
Jim Davis
Upton
W. E. Compton
Lakeman
Henry Fahrenbrink
Charles Carrico
Jackson
A. B. Grant
The
Central Missouri Land Company
Roeloft
New York
Broadway
J. B. Stetson
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