Regular meeting this morning follows routine business
A regular morning meeting proceeded with standard agenda items and routine business transactions.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
5
A regular morning meeting proceeded with standard agenda items and routine business transactions.
Our social sale, popular last week, will be continued this week with the best stock we have had in years. Every department is complete with bargains in each section. Don’t miss out as crowds head to the store for big business and low prices.
Scott Gottloib Hauptley a prominent Sedalia resident died Sunday morning at 5 oclock at his home 830 North Engineer Street from Brights disease. He led Sedalia's city cemetery department from 1894 until his death and will be buried at 2:30 PM at the First Congregational church. He was born July 28 1843 in Illinois and married Fannie Rule in 1882. He leaves a daughter Pearl and memberships in A Q O U W lodge No 26 and the church.
County court convened this morning and issued pauper warrants. Road and tax matters were discussed, with the Johnson road in Perry township ordered opened and a bad road in Washington township ordered repaired. The iron bridge over Flat Creek south of Smithton was reported completed and Josep Paget admitted to the county home.
Townsfolk and travelers are listed with visits, trips, and business in Sedalia and surrounding areas. Editor Williams of the Houstonia Spectator and other professionals are noted in city today. Multiple residents make short trips to Lamonte Otterville Warrensburg and Kansas City with routine exchanges.
William Voekel an engineer on the east end local on the Missouri Pacific was struck by a west bound train while alighting from his engine near California this afternoon about 1 15 o clock. He suffered a crushed left hip and other injuries and was brought to his home this afternoon.
Work started today on Third street paving by Hurley and Dean. The project marks a street improvement initiative in the area. Local officials approved the contract and supervised the early phase of the construction.
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