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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1901
Page
5
Sedalia Social Roundup of Visitors and Travels
Pend on social notes listing visitors and residents in Sedalia and surrounding towns. W. Rudy Lamonte, Lon Luther Lamonte Record, Myrtle Evans Lamonte, A Arnold, Joe Maupin Lamonte, Walter Benning and Misses Jennie Anna Benning, Miss Marie Smith Houstonia, Mrs Rev Dr Jacoby, Mrs A Brute, Ida Ingram Kansas City, Rose Voight Raymond Ed Voight Hughesville, Miss Emma Sibold Sedalia, Miss Sue Harrison Lamonte, Miss Edna Gushen Sedalia, Miss Benie Skillman Sedalia, Mrs Lucy Hill St Louis guest, Mrs J N Dalby and Mrs Dix Kansas City visiting Columbia, E C Kahrs Jefferson City, Miss Sarah Harrison Maplewood, Mrs William Shaffer Indianapolis, Miss Mae Pearle Gatlin Sedalia, Mrs W A Habecker and Miss Mabel Wilson Queen City trip, Dr Cowan en route from Wm Marshall’s.
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Taylor
VIAVI
Sedalia Viavi Co
West Third Street
W. Rudy
Lamonte
Holt
Lon Luther
Warrensburg
Joe Maupin
Walter Benning
Mises Jennie
Anna Benning
Sedalia
Marie Smith
Houstonia
Dr. Jacoby
A. Brute
Jefferson City
Ida Ingram
Kansas City
J. T. Grimshaw
Rose Voight
Messrs
Raymond and
Ed Voight
Hughesville
Sedalia Sun
Sue Harrison
South McAlester
I. T
Edna Gushen
Benie Skillman
Knob Noster
St. Louis
J. N. Dalby
Dix
Columbia
Christian College
E. C. Kahrs
McCormick Harvesting Company
Sarah Harrison
Maplewood
William Shaffer
Indianapolis
Ind
Mae and
Pearle Gatlin
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
W. A. Habecker
Mabel Wilson
Queen City
Cowan
Wm. Marshall
Green Ridge
Easter Egg Names Encouraged at Candy Palace
Easter notice invites families to submit their children's names to be placed on eggs showcased by Candy Palace. The event aims to celebrate kids and add personalized touches to the seasonal display.
Mrs Cook Dies at Home North of Missouri Pacific
Mrs. Cook, wife of Sam Cook, a colored resident, died at her home north of the Missouri Pacific tracks on Sunday. The obituary notes her husband and residence in the community.
Local postmaster race narrows as Johns withdraws
Lieutenant Sam P. Johns, son in law of Judge W S Shirk and Republican state committee member, withdrew from the Sedalia mayor post race on Saturday. He will move to Quincy Illinois next week to start a business, leaving John M Glenn with no opposition for the appointment. Also advertised are two Sedalia properties: a West Broadway vacant lot and a prime business building lot offered cheap for quick sale, lock box 620 Boonville Missouri.
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Sam P. Johns
W.S. Shirk
Republican State Committee
Quincy
Ill
John M. Glenn
Sedalia
West Broadway
Boonville
Funston Made a Brigadier
Washington April 1 The president has appointed General Wheaton to be major general and Colonel Jacob Smith and General Frederick G Funston to be brigadier generals in the regular army.
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Washington
Wheaton
Jacob Smith
Frederick G. Funston
Fable Ends in a Swift Swim of Pride
A voracious pike swallows a conceited minnow after the latter declares greater destiny. The Philadelphia Record notes the moral that a joke remains a joke, highlighting irony in the bite.
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Philadelphia Record
Waiting room ruse exposes new father
A young man in a depot waiting room sits with a year old baby on his knee. A fat passenger teases him, joking he must be waiting for the baby's mother who he claims will return. The man reveals the baby is his child and the wife is his, thwarting the tease. The exchange ends with awkward laughter and a quick departure.
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Hencie
Chicago
Buffalo Enquirer
Were Men of Few Words In Kiowa County Colorado
A tiny New Hampshire settler group in Kiowa County Colorado shares a joke and a hard luck tale in the style of minimal speech. The exchange features brief cordial greetings and a running gag about a horse bought for turpentine, followed by a terse account of a second mishap. The piece captures regional humor and the telltale brevity of the men’s speech as reported by the Philadelphia Record.
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New Hampshire
Kiowa
Colorado
Josh
Turpertine
Raine
Harrison's Fraternity and General Harrison's College Honor
The late General Harrison was the only president elected who belonged to a Greek letter society during college. He was a Phi Delta Theta man, part of Miami University's famed triad with Beta Theta Pi and Sigma Chi. The Miami University chapter was the fraternity's first organized chapter.
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General Harrison
Phi Delta Theta
Miami Triad
Beta Theta Pi
Sigma Chi
Miami University
Ohio
Metzler Visitors Return to Holden
Mrs. B. F. Metzler of Cole Camp and daughter Lena of Topeka Kansas visited Mrs. S. Nichols and friends here last week. The Metzlers plan to move back to Holden this week. James Ames and baby of Sedalia are visiting the Gray family and relatives.
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B. F. Metzler
Cole Camp
Lena Metzler
Topeka
Kas
S. Nichols
Metzler
Holden
James Ames
Baby
Sedalia
M. L. Gray
Holden Enterprise
Narrow escape at livery stable hay bale incident
Ernest Marshall barely escaped serious harm when a 100 pound bale of hay toppled from a left pitch by Charles Class. The bale struck his shoulders and neck as he stepped from a corn crib, throwing him across a twelve foot driveway into a stall and leaving him unconscious for a time.
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Ernest Marshall
Charles Class
Warsaw
Morgan to Attend Episcopal General Convention in San Francisco
J Pierpont Morgan, a busy financier, is noted for his consistent attendance at the Episcopal general convention. This year the event will be held in October in San Francisco, with the Crocker mansion offered for Morgan’s use during the gathering.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
San Francisco
Crocker
Fire destroys Snorgrass barn near Palo Pinto
On Thursday night March 21 the barn of T. J. Snorgrass three miles southwest of Palo Pinto was destroyed by fire. Mr. and Mrs. Snorgrass were away and loss is serious with two mules three calves and several farm commodities burned. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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T. J. Snorgrass
Palo Pinto
Knob Noster Woman Visited City Attorney Kelly
Mrs. S G Kelly of Knob Noster was the guest of City Attorney C C Kelly today noting a social visit and courtesy call between local residents and city government officials.
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S. G. Kelly
Knob Noster
C. C. Kelly
Lived and Died Together in Fayette County Couple
Mr and Mrs Matthew Low of Springfield township Fayette county Pennsylvania were born on the same day and died together in sorrowful circumstances. The obituary notes a shared birthday and lifelong companionship, highlighting their bond and resting beside each other.
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Matthew Low
Springfield Township
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Married couple who shared thirty years pass together
Day fifty seven years ago they were never separated a day during their thirty years of marriage and died on the same day last week. They were buried in a double grave.
Army and Navy League Seeks Reading Materials
Soldiers stationed in the Philippines and Alaska show strong demand for reading matter. The Army and Navy League of Washington asks for books and magazines to meet this need and has invited contributions from the public.
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Philippines
Alaska
Army and Navy League of Washington
Showman and two dogs cause depot buzz at hotel visit
At the depot Sunday evening a showman with two large dogs entered and was allowed to proceed to a hotel without incident. The remark suggests this may be a major event for those who did not meet No. 4.
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the Depot
Outgrew His Coffin Alters Farm Life in Kentucky
Alfred Redman, an 85 year old farmer from Marysville Kentucky, kept his old coffin at home for forty years to fit his size. He recently ordered a new coffin after growing too stout, a fact previously known only to his family.
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Alfred Redman
Marysville
Chillicothe healer rises after Hall bill passage
A colored woman in Chillicothe gains prominence as a divine healer following the Hall medical bill. The rural editor notes persecution of a fad often fuels its popularity.
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Chillicothe
Purchased fine colt Belleze bub Jr by Richard Tyree
Richard Tyree bought Belleze bub Jr a fine colt from J. W. Brown for 190 dollars. The transaction records the purchase and price.
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COLT
Richard Tyree
Bellezebub, Jr
J. W. Brown
Pension Granted to Edwin W. Greene for Eight Dollars
Edwin W. Greene of this city has been awarded an original pension of eight dollars.
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Edwin W. Greene
Notable Visitors and Local Updates in Rhinetown Area
Walter Scholten from Rhinetown visits brother Charlie while Anna Thompson of Lamonte shops locally. Collie Stephens of Hughesville attends a friends’ gathering. Missouri Pacific freight conductors meet with Supt. D. Hardy. Mrs. C. P. Evans of Sixteenth and Osage is gravely ill. Prospect school reopens after smallpox scare. Guests Sunday at Hotel Sicher include S. H. Bray Tipton F L Severin Fairfield and William Richards Nevada.
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S. H. Bray
Tipton
F. L. Severin
Fairfield
William Richards
Nevada
Hotel Sicher
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Anna Thompson
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Missouri Pacific Freight Conductors
Supt. D. Hardy
C. P. Evans
Sixteenth and
Osage
Prospect School
M. B. Coleman
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