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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1900
Page
8
The report lists local freight Nos 122 121 198 and No 7 No 72 78 with arrival and departure times from Warsaw to Sedalia and west east bounds. Workers including E Glassburn H Collins J Bowman and others are noted as laborers wipers and coal beavers with staff changes and layoffs at Missouri Pacific and Katy lines.
Store announces a holiday closeout with low prices on ladies jackets Gray Tan Blue Zebalins at 1.00. Fine French Serge 45 inches wide 50c. Hosiery and stockings also priced low. Blankets include gray 10-4 55c colored border tan 11-4 75c and white 11-4 75c. Prices range from 1.00 to 6.50 per pair for select items.
Cole county grand jury returns indictments against colored students of the Lincoln institution for alleged illegal voting. The case centers on the school's participation in a local election.
The Retail Clerks' Association holds its regular meeting tonight. Members are urged to attend for discussion and updates on union activities.
The Daughters' College of Fulton, now Williams Woods College for Girls, receives 100000 in cash and property from William S. Woods. the gift clears debt, expands facilities, and 96 boarders are listed as enrolled. An unknown man was struck and killed by Katy train No. 4 near Muskogee. body taken to Wagoner.
The bell and seal clerks' room at the Missouri Pacific X office gains a railing partition to look cityfied. Boilermakers at the Missouri Pacific shops worked all day to handle upcoming tasks. A force will begin laying track for the spur to the state fair grounds next Thursday.
Miss Clara Gray and John Wallace Bennett wed at Dr. J W Gray’s home near Roseland Missouri on November 27 1900. Rev S M Victor presided as relatives and friends attended a reception and supper with numerous gifts. the couple and families are named, and well wishes flow from Clinton Democrat reporters.
The postmasters named Johnson City St Clair county John W Glover replacing S M Stout. Mora Benton county Dietrich Mahnken replacing A M Harlan. Ridge also listed among the Missouri appointments.
W H Whitfield sold his farm four miles north of Lamonte to a gentleman from Illinois for 12500 dollars. Whitfield relocates to Lamonte for the winter. Also note a nuts crop this year and a Boston Cafe shipment. Bard advertises novelty bric-a-brac.
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