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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1903

Page

5

Wife killer Evans taunts fate before death in Kansas City

George B. Evans, president of the American Transfer Co, shot his wife early Saturday then killed himself. He left notes for his daughter Zora and friends, and spoke of plans to reveal the crime to associates before dying on a hill near Mount St. Mary’s cemetery.

Kansas City George Bb. Evans American Transfer Company Henry S. Evans Agnes Avenue George Zora George Evans Mount St. Mary’s Cemetery Mr. Koenig Evans Little’s Saloon

Funeral for J A Hukill Held at First Christian Church

Funeral services for J A Hukill, who died last Saturday morning, were conducted at 4 p m Sunday at the First Christian church by Rev F L Cook under the auspices of the O R C. Floral tributes from the O R C and Ladies Auxiliary covered the casket. Special music by Mrs E F Yancey. Pallbearers were C P Hall N M Hinshaw C R Campbell M L DeHaven George Light and C M Ducker.

J. A. Hukill First Christian Church F. L. Cook

New Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Promised as Vitalized Food

A sales pitch for Ozomullion Food Co claiming a new vitalized cod liver oil emulsion that soothes the stomach in hot weather and aids invalids with weak lungs and poor blood. It offers a free trial bottle mailed to any name and address with 10 cents to cover postage.

A Fine Machine at Gieschen Viebrock Store

Gieschen and Viebrock on Main Street install a modern National Cash Register with eight drawers and individual keys for each clerk. It records each sale on a receipt and keeps a persistent log inside the machine, handling cash from one cent to 999 dollars 99 cents. The firm invites the public to view the device at 116 West Main Street.

Gieschen & Viebrock Main Street National Cash Register West Main Street

Coming Nuptials for Mayme L Hoffman and Ira Melton

Announcement of the coming marriage of Miss Mayme L. Hoffman of Sedalia to Mr. Ira Melton of Sedalia. The wedding is set for Wednesday evening August 26 at the bride's parents home 728 East Fifth Street.

Mayme Hoffman Ira E. Melton Mayme L. Hoffman Chas. Hoffman East Fifth Street Ira FE. Melton Sedalia Model Clothing

Tuning Service Notice At John N. Taylor Store

A. A. Clinkscales will be at John N. Taylor's music store 514 Ohio street for tuning. all orders left here will receive prompt attention.

A. A. Clinkscales John N. Taylor Ohio Street

Colored Man John Hill Buried After Firearm Death Near Windsor

The colored man John Hill, shot Friday night in a Windsor area row, died Saturday and was buried this afternoon in the potters field. Suspect Frank James eluded capture after firing the fatal shots. Coroner McCluney viewed the remains and ordered a jury for an inquest on Tuesday.

John Hill Windsor Sentinel Potters’ Field Frank James Hill McCluney MecLaughlin

Monarch Laundry Promises Modern, Unexcelled Service

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 12?

Monarch Laundry Chas. van

Local visitors arrive for Fair events in Sedalia

Bard Cockrell arrives from Dallas to visit aunt Mrs. M A Fulkerson and attend the Fair. R S O'Brien of Kansas City visits relatives and returns home. G A Widder makes a business trip to Holden. Judge George F Longan leaves for Eldorado Springs with family. Mrs B J Wright and sons return from Falls City after six weeks visiting. Harry Heckman arrives from St Louis for the Fair. Con O Connell and D J Connor of Lamonte visited. J B Marsden and L P North visit Sedalia. Mrs North returns home. E Hi Purdy and family guests of relatives attending Miss Grace Baldwin's visit from St Louis. Russell Tedford of Moberly will arrive to help with music for the Second Regiment band at the State Fair grounds. S Conrad of Fort Leavenworth is in the city on business. Jessie Scott visits K C with K A Ealey. Frank Lee visits Kansas City. F R Harris N J Gesman Harry McCune and Dr H C Mitchell of Lamonte attend the Fair. J W Popham state agent for Washington Life Insurance with family will make Sedalia headquarters. Rutledge Mellor of St Louis visits his parents during the Fair. Maude Murrell of Kansas City visits Sedalia Saturday.

R. S. O’brien Kansas City G. A. Widder Holden George F. Longan Eldorado Springs B. J. Wright Edward Robert Falls City Neb Harry Heckman St. Louis Con O'Connell D. J. Connor Lamonte J. B. Marsden W. J. Brill L. P. North Iantha Grace Baldwin Russell Tedford Moberly Bana S. Conrad Fort Leavenworth Bas Leavenworth Jessie Scott K. A. Ealey East Fifth Street Frank Lee F. R. Harris N. J. Gesman Harry McCune H. C. Mitchell

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