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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1901
Page
5
The Sedalia Military band performs tonight at Forest park before theatre opening. Lyon Stock company also presents The Old Homestead with admission reduced to 5 cents.
Peter Pehl announces the Fulton Market restaurant, sold from Messrs Byard and Guenther, will close for rebuilding and reopen in about five weeks as a handsome, well appointed Sedalia resort.
Public notice announces a new bottled beer brand named Falstaff from the William J. Lemp Brewing Company. The firm claims Falstaff is the best beer on the market and invites trial orders, with contact via Sedalia Me phone 114. Sedalia Steam Dye Works adds a delivery wagon and offers dyeing cleaning and repairs with free delivery to any city area.
Misses Kate and Swann Frazier entertained a few friends last evening at their residence on South Ohio Street. The social gathering reflected a cordial neighborhood welcome.
Games and music provided entertainment for the evening with refreshments served, offering a casual social gathering.
Notice asks owners of passenger suitable vehicles to report to Charles Harten Bach at 210 South Lamine Street or Er T. B Cigars Factory at 1114 East Third Street for one days service.
Miss Mary Curran will entertain a few friends this evening, compliment ary to Miss Ruby Carter of St Louis. The social gathering reflects a courteous gesture among local society with hosted guests and light refreshments.
The Candy Palace offers Genuine Rocky Ford canteloupes now available for shoppers. Customers can enjoy fresh, locally sourced melons noted for sweetness and quality.
First class work at living prices and guaranteed dental services offered by H L Cannon dentist in the Igenfritz Building. Prof Jack Duncan the blind phrenologist and clairvoyant has returned to Sedalia at 135 East Cooper Street offering to read the past and reveal the future with all hidden facts made known.
A special round trip excursion is offered Sunday August 25 from Sedalia to St Louis on the M K T Railway for 2.50. The special train leaves Sedalia at 9:30 A M and returns Monday night at 11 P M August 26.
The twenty third annual meeting of the State Association of Mexican Veterans of Missouri will be held in Independence Jackson county Mo September 12 and 13. Veterans are invited and assured of cordial reception and entertainment by local citizens. Thos P Hoy President James Martin Secretary.
Arlington Pharmacy states it obtains supplies for prescription work from any part of the globe to ensure purity. The remark underscores its sourcing flexibility and commitment to quality for medical preparations.
A special train departs Seda Lia at 9 30 A M Sunday August 25 bound for St Louis. Fare is 2 50 round trip via M and K T Railway.
F Wermelskerchen, a Tipton resident, is found on a case of eggs seen by Dave Overstreet who works for the New York poultry and egg company and nearly fainted at the coincidence.
Instruction from Arling requests that the doctor leave the prescription with the recipient so it can be delivered. The note implies a delivery service arrangement.
A good family mare is offered for sale at a bargain price. For details contact P. Vollmer at the Missouri Pacific depot.
A wagon has been fitted by socialists in the Second ward for evening speeches, serving as a mobile platform for political oratory.
The prescription department of the Arlington Pharmacy is described as pre eminent in the city, emphasizing its top position among local drugstores.
Numerous items note local activity in Sedalia and surrounding towns. People visiting relatives, shopping, and traveling, including Kate Stone Lamonte, Dr. W. T. Thomas, J. G. Martin, and Miss Anna Sims Indianapolis, with Ott's Fountain and soda offerings highlighted throughout.
Personal property loan offered by C. C. Lawson located in Rooms 107-89 of the Katie building. Contact Bell Telephone 467 for details.
Dr F L Morse a Katy Hospital surgeon and Miss E S Schon of Des Moines were quietly married at Rev J B Fuller’s residence 618 West Broadway last evening at 8 oclock in the presence of Dr E F Yancey. They will visit Savannah Illinois, the groom’s home, after the ceremony.
A report notes that prescription work in Arlington is performed with precision and scientific methods. It highlights adherence to safety standards and professional diligence in dispensing medications.
Dr S C James will depart tomorrow on a 170 mile journey to Versailles Missouri. He will travel via Holden Warrensburg Sedalia and Tipton. The steam powered machine is sturdy and expected to handle the rural roads well.
The speaker agrees to visit Farris Ice Cream after praising its taste. They express approval and readiness to go to the shop for a treat.
James J. Jeffries and Gus Ruhlin signed to meet in a twenty round contest at an early November date at the Twentieth Century Athletic Club in San Francisco.
Advertisement seeks a capable, tall young man to take charge of the opera house program. Apply to H. W. Wood, manager.
Residents said a major strike occurred at the Sunflower shaft in Raymond on Thursday afternoon. Officials confirmed the blast was not exceptionally rich, though it established mining activity in the area.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the best in the world and promotes a large two ounce package priced at six cents.
A sizable group of Sedalians prepares a fishing trip for next Thursday with many participants expected to join.
A brief reminder directs residents to visit Arlington Pharmacy for prescription pickups and refills.
Mrs. William Allen of Warsaw killed herself by drowning in the Osage river last Tuesday night. Authorities note she was recently converted by her husband, a Holiness faith preacher, and say religious fervor influenced her actions.
A local ad urges customers to ask their doctor to leave prescriptions at Arlington Pharmacy. The message promotes convenient prescription fulfillment through a nearby drugstore.
The Rev. Edgar H. Brice of Hamilton will deliver sermons at Sunday morning and evening services at the Second Congregational church.
A fragment notes customers seeking items at Arlington Pharmacy and questions about obtaining doctors recommended prescriptions. The text implies pharmacy availability but lacks clear events or outcomes.
A brief public notice promoting affordable dining at McGurrens, labeled as the best five-cent dinner in the city, located across from Union Depot.
County Assessor Charles D. Brown warns all merchants and manufacturers who have not filed statements to report by Saturday evening August 24 or face arrest and a doubled last year’s assessment.
The Salvation Army will host an ice cream supper at the tent on Second and Vermont streets this Saturday night August 27 with refreshments served from 7 to 11 p m Everyone is invited to attend.
The Arlington Pharmacy built its good reputation primarily on the high grade of the goods it sells.
Special train leaves Sedalia at 9:30 AM for a trip to St Louis buying round trip fare of 2.50 via the M K T Railway.
The Western Union Telegraph Company started work today to install four wires in the Administration building at the State fair grounds. Foreman W. W. Sharp arrived in the city to supervise the project.
Readable ad note highlights Arlington Pharmacy compounding prescriptions from selected ingredients at affordable rates.
Special train round trip Sunday August 26 offers a rail excursion to St Louis aboard the M K T Railway with pickups and returns as arranged by local organizers.
Dark brown milch cow missing near Barrett farm. Notify J. K. Kidd or S. G. Mason if found.
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