Sedalia Personalities Report Local Travel and Visits
A busy day of social movement with Mrs. M Yankee returning from Akron and Pueblo, Mrs. Bert Whipple home from Centertown, Mo, and Mrs. R S Maupin visiting St Louis. Notables include Col J West Goodwin and Judge Jno Montgomery headed to Boonville for a bridge case, plus numerous other residents traveling, visiting relatives, or taking jobs in Sedalia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
M. Yankee
Akron
Pueblo
Cola
Bert Whipple
Centertown
R. S. Maupin
St. Louis
R. F. Titsworth
G. A. Gushing
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Shreveport
Lo Lovinger
H. Laupheimer
Jessie
Germany
Sam
Sedalia
Col
J. West Goodwin
Jno. Montgomery
Boonville
W. H. Page
Mr. Page
Syracuse
South
Osage Avenue
Adelia Wkwitchot
Atchison, Kans
Chas. Gross and
Atchison
Leslie Parks
Henry Michaelis
Cole Camp
A. Krivel
Win. Petts
Warsaw
W. H. Gabett
Eden
Kaiser
FP. S. Milligan
W. W. Ceci
West Second Street
W. T. Wallace
Smithton
Frank Stinger
J. L. Meake
the Bell
Tipton
Will Neal
Jne Brownfield
Otterville
F.C. Evans
E. €. Evans
Las Vegas
West Fourth Street
Charlie Gardella
Fred Guenther
Clinton
Joseph Watkins
Plaumder
Doolittle
Joplin
Cartersville
A. Newton
Columbia
Nick Hearle
Lexington
Louisa
Anna Rowber
J. B. Quigley
R. R. Dillon
E. J. Dillon
Greene County
J. E. Fitzgerald
The
Woodmen of the World
Kansas City
Wll
Orvis Pingree
Stephen Pickeyv
St. Joe
Clara Kurtz
N. H. Gentry
Boon
Salem
Ore
Ben Porter
E. B. McClure
Clem Honkamp
O. E. Parsons
Asbury Goodnight
Stephen Pirky
W. R. Garman
Cleveland
Queen City Telephone Company
J. A. Leach
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ladies’ Auxilliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Myrtle Watson
Parson
Freda Arnette
Fort Scott
Chas. Patrick
Farmers sow wheat and enjoy cider cure for rheumatism
Delayed letter from Maplewood Missouri notes farmers sowing wheat and using fertilizers to boost yields, apples keeping well, and remarks on corn harvest and local visits. It reports political club delegations, a $5,000 personal injury case at Hotel Burrell, and a deputy summons involving Deepwater officials. It also mentions a court divorce and remarriage creating a bigamy issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood
Emma Norton
Smithton
Alicia Page
Kansas City
Clinton
Teddy
Sedalia
Roosevelt League
HH. L. Freund
J. T. Austin
Roosevelt Republican Club
C. D. Wallace
M. T. Wood
John Dyer
J. M. Burrell
Burrell
Harness and Miss Armstrong Tale Near Clinton Delmar
Clinton Missouri September 23 J A A Harness of Clinton and Miss Mattie Armstrong of Delmar are noted in a social item with a forthcoming event. The report names two individuals and their hometowns in a brief society blurb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Mo
J. A. A. Harness
Clinton
Mattie Armstrong
Delmar
Monarch Laundry ad promotes family garment care options
A vintage classified style notice urges readers to choose the Monarch Laundry with modern plans for sending family work. It promises dry cleaning ironing and reasonable prices, signed by Charles Van Antwerp.
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Florsheim Shoe
Ohio St
F. W. Simpson
Colorado Points
Henry Coffeen
Warrensburg
W. A. Paris
Sweet Springs
Myrtle Clinkscales
Pettis County
Jones
Nellie Waybright
Lamonte
Kroencke and
Cordes
Clifton Heights School
Jos. Cassman
Eupepsia Company
St Louis, Ma
Eupepsia Chemical, CO
Clark Avenue
ST. Louis, MO
Adair
Charles A. Noll
Deepwater
Mr. Noll
W. A. Howard
Lydia Halzapfel
William
Maggie Bennett
Judge Graves
Halzapfel
Clinton Cullings
Catehy
Yvou
Johnston’s
Sented
E. E. Johnston
Forus
Bell Telephone
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co
Honkomp Manufacturing Co
Golden Rod
Aissouri State
Third Street
Tornado Insurance
Kk. A. Wright & Sons
Osagf Street
Charles. van Antwerp
West
Bell
Q. C
Chas. E. West
Ohio Street