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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1902
Page
5
Miss Georgia Shy of Pettis county visits Mrs 5S B Comb in Washington township. The Rev T W Powell of Kansas City preached at East Sedalia Baptist church. Merchants report open doors at several local businesses. Hotels and residents update moves with relocations and illnesses noted. Several residents travel to nearby towns for family needs and work.
Sedalia notes show residents traveling for jobs and study, school terms ending, elections, and public notices. Included are movements of W. H. Highleyman to Missouri Pacific, infant death near McGee chapel, Dresden and Smithton school events, a Bethlehem Baptist Sunday school, and a Sewage proposal passing citywide.
Rev. Dillwynn Hazlett opens a four lecture series at the High School Auditorium to fund a piano for Broadway school. The first talk on The People's Schools Homes and Workshops is this afternoon at 3 with 10 cent admission.
The Missouri Valley College baseball team from Marshall takes on Hill's Business College at Liberty Park next Saturday afternoon. MV C aims for another strong showing after a perfect previous season and reports improvement this year.
Rev. F. P. Franekin of Weatherford Texas began a revival at the Cumberland Presbyterian church. He preached two fine sermons to large audiences and will speak each evening at 7 30 and lead a one hour service from 10 to 11 o'clock each morning.
Pat Curran closed the Old Wine Hall at Main and Osage streets Saturday night. The notice appears in a brief local item about a saloon shut down under his authority.
Local retailer Heynens on North Ohio Street announces a big monument sale in observance of Decoration Day with discounts on headstones markers and memorial stones.
J M Brown left today for California Missouri where he holds the contract for roofing the new postoffice building.
The Arlington facility keeps its prescription department open at all times for physician inspections, ensuring continuous access for medical staff to review and verify medication dispensing procedures.
Mrs Fannie May Walbridge wife of Frank M Walbridge and daughter of Mr and Mrs George Clapton died Sunday morning at 3 o'clock at their home 1503 South Meniteau after an illness dating from childbirth two weeks ago She leaves a husband parents a two week old son two brothers three sisters and many friends She belonged to the First Christian church and the Lady Maccabees The funeral today at 2 30 pm from the First Christian church conducted by Rev F O Fannon Pallbearers were James Looney Louie Yonker Earl Leftwich Louie Ritchie John Sullivan and J Clark Longan
Miss Vivé Barton daughter of L W Barton California Mo will marry Elmer Thompson of Silverton Colo this evening. The wedding was planned for June but business called the groom East and prompted a sooner ceremony.
Rumor says the Jeffersonians may contest the legality of the recent city election. Old papers for sale at this office.
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