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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
8
McLanehtin Bros presents a selection of upholstered furniture guaranteed to be as represented. The manufacturer backs every piece, and the store strongly recommends its purchase to patrons. A fine line is on view now for home furnishing needs.
Local retailer offers 0 percent financing on couches and davenports this week. Shoppers urged to take advantage now before potential delays in shipments.
East Bound schedules include No. 10 and No. 122 local freight with departure times around 4:10 p m and 12:10 a m West Bound lists multiple trains with varied times including 7:50 a m 2:30 p m and 1:50 a m No. 7 does not carry baggage No 122 starts from yards Lexington Branch services Hast Bound trains 72 74 and 198 with arrivals and departures noted Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern narrow gauge lines show North and South bound options with additional through services at Franklin Junction
J. W. Burress, former city police judge, accepts a post with the Famous clothing store now in new quarters at the northeast corner of Ohio and Second Streets, formerly Bank of Commerce. He invites friends to visit.
Attorney C. C. Lawson handles private loan matters at the Katie building, reachable by Bell telephone 467 for inquiries and arrangements.
Rembaugh advertises its bread as the sole, clean and substantial product in its shop at 616 Ohio. The slogan promises no frills, traditional loaves aimed at daily use and reliable texture. Local readers are invited to visit the shop for fresh daily breads.
A. 5S. Eastman and Bob Conners were arrested at the penitentiary gate by Deputy Sheriff Burt Henderson and turned over to Ray County sheriff for trial on forgery charges. They had just completed a two year sentence. J N Bixman visited his daughter Lena at Lexington Baptist College where Lena, ill during a recent fire, was carried from the building. she has fully recovered.
Jefferson City Tribune reports collector S. H. Sone rejoiced over a fine clock won at a Catholic fair after paying 10 cents for a chance. Nevada police had word from Eldorado Springs to watch for two boys named Rhees and Lenhart who ran away, captured Sunday at Parsons after selling their bicycles for $2 each.
Mr Mark D Looney and Miss Anna Minnier united in marriage at 2 30 this afternoon at the bride’s home 1106 South Massachusetts street Miss Callie Clarke sang I Know Not Why Tracey with Miss Emma Heckman at the piano after which the couple marched in Rev E W Clippinger officiated The bride wore white French Zibiline and carried roses The couple received many gifts Light refreshments were served and they left on the afternoon train for a tour east The Sentinel extends congratulations.
W C Roe deputy state organizer for the Tribe of Ben Hur passed through Sedalia on the Katy en route from St Louis to Nevada. He has installed six new lodges in St Louis and expects to settle in Sedalia within sixty days.
Shelby county sheriff sent John Carnahan to the Missouri penitentiary for a two year term after he was charged with embezzling county funds. Carnahan admits a $600 shortage, $460 of which he says was repaid to the county.
The recorder issued marriage licenses to Leslie Bass of Sedalia and Margaret Williamson of Sedalia, H. W. Good of New Lebanon, and Mrs. Susan F. Shirley of Otterville.
The Sedalia Lodge of Elks invites members and visiting Elks to a social at their hall in the Smith and Cotton building. Guest of honor is Mr. W. J. Chambliss, a clerk in the Secretary of State Sam B. Cook's office in Jefferson City.
Citizens' National Bank sues John B. Gallie and John L. Hall in circuit court for two notes totaling 4700 dollars. C. E. Yeater appears as plaintiff's attorney.
A local notice announces a big monument sale on Decoration Day at Heynens on North Ohio street. It lists Money to Loan by R A Higdon and the Katie building as nearby landmarks.
A Sedalia store proclaims its fire sale will continue with deep cuts across the entire stock. Reductions range from 20 to 50 percent on dress goods, lace curtains, linens, napkins, towels, and mohair items while stock from $30,000 down to about $18,000 remains. Graduating gowns and fabrics such as Persian lawns, organdies, and China silk are advertised at substantially reduced prices to attract shoppers in Pettis County.
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