Romance of a Sedalia Girl Marries Fort Leavenworth Officer
Miss Mae Wallace of Sedalia wed Lieut. D. J. Johnston of the 32nd U. S. Volunteers while visiting Fort Leavenworth. Johnston, a rising Iowa lawyer, moves toward Manila with his regiment. Mae plans to join him in May if he remains abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Wallace
Sedalia
Fort Leavenworth
D.J. Johnston
32Nd
U.S. Volunteers
Manila
Philippines
Wallace
Texas
Major Shockley
Johnston
San Francisco
W. N. Wallace
West Seventh
Lieut. Johnston
Iowa
the Sentinel
Social Gathering at Smithton Under Christian Church Auspices
A large group led by J H Doyle W W Powell Jr and Sheriff Williams and their wives visited George Rudy's home west of Smithton last evening for a social event hosted by the Smithton Christian church. The Smithton band attended as guests despite cool weather and a possible cream fry comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Doyle
W.W. H. Powell, Jr
Sheriff Williams
Sedalia
George Rudy
Smithton
Christian Church of
Judge Parsons Weds Henry Hiunter and Emma Blackstone
News notes report Judge Parsons married Henry Hiunter and Emma Blackstone, both described as colored residents of Beaman, in his office yesterday afternoon. Also, carpenter William B. Hurtt of South Vermont is in poor condition with unlikely recovery, and Pettis county pioneer Pat Sweeney is dangerously ill at his home three miles south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parsons
Henry Hiunter
Emma Blackstone
Beaman
William B. Hurtt
Vermont
Pat Sweeney
Pettis County
Cathedral glass centerpiece unveiled at Wood's theatre
A carved cathedral glass centerpiece placed over the theater entrance replicates a premium winning design from the Columbian exposition. Mrs. Miller hosts a house warming at 309 East Second this evening with members of the First Congregational church and friends attending for refreshments.
Memory of the Street Fair Defendants in Suit
John Griessen sues Frank De Bold Charles Raiffeissen A Wells and Peter Kuhn sureties claiming a saloon licensee ran a gambling device on September 6 1599 causing a $150 loss to the plaintiff. Griessen cannot name the gambling machine but says he lost the roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griessen
Frank de Bold
Charles Raiffeissen
A. Wells
Peter Kuhn
Griessen
Watrous Scales Wedding After Burlington Return
Mrs. Watrous returned to her Burlington home after attending the wedding of Watrous and Scales last night in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Watrous
Burlington
Kansas
Watrous- Scales
A Very Large Enrollment Eclipsed
A very large enrollment figure drew attention as it eclipsed previous records, prompting officials to review capacity and scheduling. The event highlighted growing participation and potential strain on facilities while underscoring fundraising or tuition impacts.
Athenian Society Reorganizes As High School Plans Activities
The Athenian Literary Society reorganizes with Franklin Lindsay as president and Chas. Dixon as secretary after Mr Bothwell leaves for the state university. The term opens favorably with earnest student work. A high school football team is forming with Ash McNeil captain and Bert Scheer manager. A junior society and a student newspaper are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothwell
State University
Franklin Lindsay
Chas. Dixon
Ash McNeil
Bert Scheer
Wilson
J. D. Wison
Athenean Society
Weighing of the Mails Begins at October Post Offices
Post office workers brace for a major October weighing operation starting October 3. The project, uniting 0 offices nationwide, involves 35 days of mail weighing to quantify volume and costs, with plans crafted by experts in New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Smith
New York City
Washington
Death of Bernice Thompson and local notices
The death of two year old Bernice Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thompson, yesterday at 1 pm. Funeral Friday at 7:15 am from the house, burial in Cole Camp, Rev. J. F. Seibert officiating. Also notes on staff changes, school activities, and mail weighing discussions in Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Thompson
Bernice
Cole Camp
J. F. Seibert
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Merchant Henry Herfurth Injured in Fair Accident
Henry Herfurth a prominent California merchant and fair director was struck by an unmanageable horse at the California fair. The overturned buggy dislocated his right elbow and broke a bone, with potential permanent disability feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
California
Henry Herfurth
Herfurth
Damas of Coal in Morgan
The Benson county Enterprise mocks a geologist who told Morgan county residents coal in pay ing quantities is unlikely. It notes a Stover bank with 30 feet of dirt over a 70 foot coal mass and questions how such coal could form without veins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Benson County
Morgan
Stover
Priests of Pallas Ball Invitations Sent in Sedalia
Sedalians receive invitations and souvenirs for the Priests of Pallas ball to be held in Kansas City on October 5. The souvenirs are described as the finest ever given for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
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Miss. Mae Wallace
Fort Leaven
D. J. Johnston
THE
Hig School
Athenian Literary Society
Buchanan
Earth
John Cover
Katy
Cripple Creek
Missouri Pacific
Dan Grow
Tom Newman
Miss McGowan
Coleman
Longan
Lyncrum Bureau
Glenn
Sedala
Scientific American
Damas
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