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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
2
California Missouri August notes highlight social visits with Zula Peaker Aur ele Conrad and Miss Lehman from St Louis visiting Sedalia. Elks initiation in Jefferson City and Miss Cora Todd hosting California society. Polly Taylor funeral, dances, visitors, and local church events mark a lively week in Sedalia.
Emma E. Gyseler daughter of Mrs. P Gyseler and Otto A. Holst were married Wednesday night at 441 West Cooper Street. Rev F Pfeiffer officiated. The quiet ceremony included immediate relatives and friends. The couple will reside on East Thirteenth Street.
A Republican critique argues Philadelphia is the nation's most corrupt city with a machine government that controls voting. It cites cases of padded lists and disfranchisement, notes the influence of Matthew S. Quay, and contrasts praise for street improvements with warnings about political decay.
The Kennedy troupe returns to Wood's Opera House for a full week starting Monday with Roland Reed's Cheek Beyond Pardon The Midnight Express Two Jolly Tramps Back From the Dead Grit the Newsboy Tom Sawyer and more. Manager Kennedy promises a fresh lineup at popular prices with top talent. A Saturday matinee is included and the run is billed as the best in repertoire.
A carload of special scenery and a complete company of specialty people promise a wild visual show. No seat is held after 7 p.m. unless paid for. Seat sales are open at the box office. Ladies free on opening night with a paying companion holding a 30 or 50 cent ticket. Seats must be secured before 6 p.m. Monday.
An outreach note from the Katy pamphlet program invites readers to learn about Missouri apple production. It promotes pamphlets as attractive and clear and directs readers to address at 801 Wainwright Building, St. Louis, Missouri.
With unexcelled facilities for handling all classes of laundry work the Monarch Laundry offers the public a modern and perfect service in every detail. Chas Van Antwerp proprietor. Phones 182.
J B Cartwright and family visited Lookout friends last week while A T Hughes visited Warrensburg parents. Mrs Ella Carrington arrived from Chilhowee for a month with W F Yankee family. Mrs Vaughn and daughter Leora from Warrensburg are visiting. Clyde Nelson returned to Carthage to work as Frisco operator. Carrie Sellers returned from Dalhart Texas visit with sister. Alice Koch visiting from Warrensburg. Mary Guthrie and Dorace Wade returned from Sedalia. Jack Denning of St Louis visiting. Sallie and Lovetta Woodward visiting Mrs Hayne at Hannibal. Prof Phillippi from Warrensburg overseeing high school. Harry Yankee went to Sedalia. Baptist Sunday school enjoyed picnic on Muddy. Louise Conway hosted a house party Friday and Saturday.
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