Drake and Noland Wed at Lamonte Parsonage
James Chester Drake of Lamonte and Velma B. Noland of Chilhowee were married by Rev. Cr. H. Briggs at the Methodist Episcopal Church South parsonage. They will reside on a farm south of Lamonte. In Montgomery City district a suit was filed by Ruth Christian against W M Bosley alleging an assault during her husband’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chester Drake
Lamonte
Velma B. Noland
Chilhowee
Cr. H. Briggs
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mongomery City
Ruth Christian
W. M. Bosley
Montgomery
Bosley
Oak Grove Aid Society Ice Cream Social Planned
Oak Grove Missouri residents await an all day session and evening ice cream and strawberry social on the church lawn from 7 to 11 pm. Local notices include family visits, birthdays, and community updates from June 4, with several names and recent events among Oak Grove residents. A purse snatching on West Main Street is also reported with $198 stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies of the
Oak Grove
John Cookman
Aia
West Main Street
Quick Eating Leads to Digestive Troubles Says Advertisement
The piece warns that rapid eating causes indigestion and constipation and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy remedy. It notes digestion starts in the mouth, urges thorough chewing and salivation, and claims many stomach issues have been cured by the tablets, sold by dealers.
Ben McClure Declares Candidacy for Pettis Judge
The Democrat announces Ben McClure of Hotustonia township as a candidate for presiding judge of Pettis County. McClure is a well known stockman with broad business experience and a reputation for fairness. He was urged by friends across Pettis County to run and today makes his formal declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F
Ben) McClure
Hotustonia Township
Pettis County
McClure
Custody Awarded in Kansas City for 11 Year Old Krauthoff
Kansas City authorities report the custody of Samuel Vance Krauthoff, 11, was awarded to his father Ed on June 4, following a court proceeding. The ruling details are not yet fully released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Samuel Vance Krauthoff
Krauthoff Custody Fight Highlights 1909 Divorce Past
In a circuit court dispute over a boy's custody between Mrs. John C. Meredith and his father A Krauthoff rich attorney, the father argued the Meredith home lacked proper environment. The Krauthoffs had divorced in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win A. Krauthoff
Didge Southern
John C. Meredith
Krauthoff
Meredith
Krauthoffs
Nell Neate ends Raton school term visits home
Special to the Democrat Otterville Missouri June 4 Mrs Nell Neate closes a successful term of school at Raton New Mexico and returns home. Local items note cattle shipments from Co H Harlan and D B Mayfield to St Louis, army worm damage, and family visits including Mr and Mrs James Callahan and Miss Emma Gillum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Neate
Raton
N. M
Wood Harris
Bunceton
James Callahan
Hunter Small
Sedalia
Small
M. E. Small
Leslie Smith
Dallas
Texas
S. L. Smith
D. B. Mayfield
St. Louis
Belle Minter
Boonville
Fannie Koontz
Amanda Starke
Howard Robertson
I. B. Shults
Hazel
Jesse
Bernice
Lloyd Tairfax
W. P. Fairfax
Nelle Neal
Joe Spencer
Will Burnett
eMiss
Emma Gillum
John Gillum
Gladys Garland
Mary Diefendorf
Ernell Harlan
Warrensburg
State Normal
A. Shults
Sherman Gentry
Fifth Sunday convention at County Line church reported
L A McMullin attended the Fifth Sunday convention at County Line church on Saturday and Sunday. Local social notes list visits and shopping trips by Mrs. Ella Burke, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Alma Baker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hood, and other residents. Union Ladies' Aid to meet June 3 at Mrs. L T Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
L. A. McMullin
County Line Church
Lamine
Ella Burke
Boonville
Peters
Clauses
J. Ji Ball
Sedalia
S. M. Hood
Mr. Hood
H. T. Hood
Less Dewitt
Hainline
Postal
Sam Brownfield
Leonard
Pilot Grove
Elmer Brownfield
Union Ladies’ Aid
L. T. Kirk
Dr. A. J. Miller Aged 82 Heads to Jefferson City
Dr. A J Miller aged 82 left on Missouri Pacific train No 2 to Jefferson City for an operation on Dr K K Miller of that city who has been blind from a cataract in one eye. He was the first physician in Sedalia and long partnered with the late W E Bard in the drug business and now lives with his daughter in Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tucker
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Kk. T. Miller
Not One Bed Bug
This season calls for quick effort to rid premises of bed bugs and other pests. It claims OK'S BUGSCIDE penetrates cracks and crevices, destroys eggs, and kills insects or drives them away, noting high certainty and effectiveness.
Foreclosure Suit in Pettis County Over Tax Bills on Sedalia Lot
Order of Publication informs Proctor Thomson and others defendants that a Pettis County Circuit Court action to foreclose liens on special tax bills for Lot ten, Block ten, Ritchey’s Second Addition, Sedalia, MO, is returnable October 5, 1914. Deputy clerk Thos R. Melton signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Sedalia Trust Company (Incorporated
Mary P. Thomson
Proctor Thomson
Dorothy Thomson
Clifton Thomson
George W. Bar- Ho
State of Missouri
County of Pettis
Ritchey
Missouri
Pettis
Geo. W. Driskell
Circuit Court
Pettis County
Thos. R. Melton
Bahner Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Louis M. Bahner, operator of a South Ohio avenue meat market, was ill with appendicitis since last Saturday and underwent an operation Thursday morning at Maywood Hospital performed by Drs. E. A. Wood and Cord Bohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Bahner
Ohio Avenue
Maywood Hospital
Texas Wonder cure claims kidney bladder relief
Texas Wonder promises to cure kidney and bladder trouble and related ailments in men and women including diabetes and rheumatic complaints. The ad states a two month small bottle treatment costs $1 and ships by mail if not sold by druggist, with testimonials from Missouri and address for Dr. B. W. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Missouri
B. W. Hall
Olive St
Gt Seals
Patient Recovers After Noted Ordeal in City
A patient shown resilience after an ordeal and is on the path to full recovery. The individual, identified as Mr. Bahner, resides at Sixteenth Street and Warren Avenue according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Mr. Bahner
Sixteenth Street
Warren Avenue
Summer heat prep with Chamberlains remedy
Every family should keep this preparation during hot summer months. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is valuable at its cost and often needed before summer ends. It has no superior for its intended purposes. Buy it now. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
John McGinley Serves on Jury as Noted Fiddler and Athlete
John McGinley, known as a skilled fiddler and ball player, is serving on the jury. The report highlights his dual talents and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGinley
Local Visitors Touch Sedalia Figures in Summer Notes
The Misses Shock of Sedalia visit Mrs. Thomas Shock. Mrs. William Turner returns home after a Sedalia visit. Camp Branch resident Julia Sullivan stays with Mr. and Mrs. Al Zimmerschied. Several residents from Sedalia Stover and Lamonte travel for visits and jury duty. Mrs. Mary Devoll checks on her farm. others meet relatives and friends near Here and Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Sullivan
Camp Branch
al Zimmerschied
Knnox
Andrews
Stover
Mary Devoll
Sedalia
Henry Riecke
George Frisbie
Versailles
Lee Donahoe
Maggie
Dan Donahoe
John McGinley
Henry Leist
Tom Shock
Mike O’connell
Lamonte
M. Donahoe
Roy Dump
Charles Dump
George Dump
Max Reicke
Misses Shock
Doan’s Kidney Pills Bring Quick Relief in Sedalia
Sedalia residents share positive experiences with Doan’s Kidney Pills for back pain headaches and relief after kidney issues. Blacksmith F W Leucking of 1316 S Missouri Ave reports rapid improvement and lasting relief after using the remedy. Price 50 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY promotes the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
F. W. Leucking
S. Missouri Ave
Doan
Indians Round Up Cattle Near Grand River
Indians in the Spavinaw Hills east of Grand River rounded up two thousand cattle from cattlemen and drove them from the range today with a warning not to return. They had free range for a half century and fear further trouble if the cattlemen bring the herd back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Spavinaw Hills
Grand River
Local notes from Camp Branch Missouri June 4
Community brief lists visits trips and social events. Frank P Baird and Mrs Baird of Sedalia visit M J Clifford home. Families attend church and spend weekends with relatives. S. M. Jordan helps fight army worm. Wire hauled to Sedalia for R M Martin place improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Baird
M. J. Clifford
R. V. Denny
County Court Passes Criminal Fee Bills and Appoints Constable
The county court on Tuesday approved criminal fee bills totaling 1685.60 for April and 1403.96 for May. Daniel Winfrey was named constable of Lamerte township to replace W. L. Metts who resigned. April fee bill allocations listed Circuit Clerk G. W. Driskell 241.00 Sheriff James R. Card 696.55 Prose. Atty. W. D. O Bannon 286.00 Constable W. W. Bolton 135.65 Justices of the Peace Rickman 63.80 Learning 57.49 Judge Connor ex officio 57.25 Lane 23.85 Clark 7.70 The court may order bids for publishing the county financial statement before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Winfrey
Lamerte Township
W. L. Metts
G. W. Driskell
James R. Card
W. D. O’bannon
W. W. Bolton
J. B. Rickman
Justice of the Peace Learning
James C. Connor
Douglass Lane
F. W. Clark
Wade reports army worms damage on 29 acres of wheat
W D Wade of Lamonte told a Democrat representative in Sedalia that army worms did extensive damage to twenty nine acres of wheat on his farm. The infestation stripped wheat blades and ruined pasture land forcing him to ship four carloads of cattle earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wade
Lamonte
Sedalia
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Mr. Man
Palm Beach
Athletic Union
Phoenix
Ohio
A. Kahn Pres
S. Kahn Sec. & Treas
Outfitters
C. H. Briggs
Third National Bank
Sedalia, Missouri
Lincoln
Cole Camp
Sweet Springs
Grother & Son
Houstonia
Sédalia
Rector’s
Lowenstein
McKenzie
Ernest Gillespie
OAK Grove News
Fritz Eggert
Frank Howard
Oak Grove, Mo
Geo. Stober
Joe Stober
Georgie Manhorter
C. E. Ferguson
Aid Society
Jne. Reed
Ida Todd
Faye
Royce
Jessie
Lillie Manhorter
F. L. Keeney
Marjory
William Monk
Kansas City
Opal Palmer
Knob Noster
Henry Evans
Frank Kirkman
Frank Lemley
Ilah
Lillian Reed
Lillie May Kirkman
Messrs
Lloyd and
Webb Palmer
Georgetown
Lydia Wilson
Shirley Reed
W. R. Wilson
Marie Miller
Hughesville
Jesse Porter
Palmer
Ben M'Clure
Southern
Otterville News
Otterville, Mo
Co. H. Harlan
St. Lowis
MR. S. M. Hood
Alma Baker
Herman Wood
Julia Potter
Olive Branch
George Potter
Charles Quigley
Lee Morris
Sibley
J. J. Ball
I. B. McMullin
G. H. Bidstrup
C. Allie
Blackwater
A. J. Miller
Tucker
Dr. Miller
Spree Fork News
Mrs. H. W. Leist
Spring Fork, Mo
William Turner
Pete O’brien
Emmet Donahoe
County Farm
S. M. Jordan
Camp Branch, Mo
P. J. Donahoe
N. Brown
J. B. Reypfrow
Emmett and
Oliver
Green Ridge
William Stevens
Tommy Herrick
Lena Stober
Renfrew
Arlie Wells
Dorothy Helen
South Side
E. H. Herrick
Margaret
Thatcher
Ford
Sedalia White Sox
Flat Creek
Homer Robertson
Pearl Cook
State University
Golda
Myrtle Bishop
Pearl Romig
Pemberton
Mr. Wade
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