Woodmen Call for Annual Officers Election Meeting
Sovereigns are summoned to meet at the hall on Wednesday evening for the annual election of officers for the ensuing year. E. M. Shields, Clerk.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
5
Sovereigns are summoned to meet at the hall on Wednesday evening for the annual election of officers for the ensuing year. E. M. Shields, Clerk.
All members are requested to attend the tonight meeting for election of officers and other business. W G Cowan is the Noble Grand and W H Graffis the secretary.
East bound and west bound passenger and freight trains listed with arrival and departure times. Includes local freight Wo. 121 and 122, No. 72 74 and through services, Lexington Branch notes, and Sedalia Warsaw Southwestern narrow gauge links with noted through running.
Announcement states Jan 1 move to 418 429 Ohio St Omeara Block Hail's old stand with shoes at 20 percent off. Listing includes f Huys sen Holt m 223 Ohio St and The Boston at 214 Ohio Street offering varied goods for men women children plus Christmas gifts. Also mentions Burns wood heater by Wilson and sale of a four room house and equipment.
Direct from manufacturers the M H H Co offers a large line of carvers table and pocket cutlery and Rogers Bros plated ware at very low prices.
While shopping you may inspect a large line of Buck's ranges cook stoves and heaters at P Hoffman's store. He will be glad to show you through whether you buy or not.
Commencing July 1 the Lake Sher and Michigan Southern railway will reduce rate tickets to Pan-American exposition. Low rate Buffalo tickets are available. Night trains operate daily. Send for stamps for printed matter and full information. Contact F. M. Byron G W A Chicago B. P. Humphrey P A Kansas City Mo.
Sedalia announces round trip rail fares to Buffalo and California with limited validity during Sept to Oct. Exposition tickets include ten day and 15 day options, with return allowances and stopovers. Special Kansas City and Big Show fares listed with sale windows and return limits. Information available at St. Louis ticket office.
Excursion rates go on sale October 15 1901 to principal winter resorts of the South and Southwest. Travelers should ask any Southern Railway agent for full information about the sale and routes.
The Southern railway announces for the winter of 1901 and 1902 the most superb service ever offered as it operates its own lines across the South linking the north and south with Florida Cuba Mexico the Pacific Coast and Central America.
A Sedalia medical feature touts osteopathy with testimonials from Cooper and Howard counties residents who were treated and cured. Doctors Dunkin describe a mechanical, anatomy based method, highlight Misses Dunkin in female treatments, and announce new Sedalia offices and free consultations. A separate note advertises Liberty Bell flour from New Lebanon Mills, praising Cooper county wheat quality and value.
Advertises Buck's Hot Blast Oak as the greatest twentieth century wonder and the most economical soft coal burner. Claims it consumes all gases and smoke and makes no clinkers, with a display at P Hoffman's location.
Refuse imitations and 10 be always happy with Red Cross Ball Blue. Old papers available for sale at this office.
James White attended a Farmer's Mutual Tornado Co meeting in Cameron. Arthur Bender hosts F L Pellett and family of Wisconsin who may move to Pettis county for a farm. A big Sunday school rally is planned for December 8. A horse owned by J W Patrick was shot in the leg by a hunter on his farm. Burglaries occur as Constable Henry Fleming’s home was entered but the burglars fled. Maggie Lang celebrated her birthday with friends. The home of S A D Curtis was burglarized and a gold watch and money were taken. Sewood Nelson fell from a persimmon tree and injured a leg, Dr J P Walker attended. he remains at home but improves.
An ad summary shows Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co Madison Wis promising health claims. It also promotes Fyricide Fire Killer by International Fire Appliance Co New York with agents sought in Pettis county and other districts, priced at three dollars and endorsed by fire chiefs and insurers.
The inventory includes about 300 brand new pants 200 second-hand pants 500 coats and overcoats mostly second hand 500 underwear 300 hats 300 shirts 200 gloves 200 shoes 100 boots 200 rubbers 100 over shoes all brand new Closing out at about half its worth at 209 West Main Street.
An extensive display of high quality carvers and cutlery is available from P. Hoffman inviting customers to inspect the large assortment before purchasing.
A descriptive guide to top southern game and fish locales, with state game laws and practical details on guides and hotel rates. Request via two cent stamp to G. B. Allen Southern Railway St. Louis Mo.
An illustrated Southern Railway pamphlet describing winter resorts in the South is advertised by the passenger department. It explains the title wins readers a copy by sending two stamps to George, St Louis, Missouri.
Loomis offers taffies made of pure cream not water and milk with a 10 cent per pound price. Peanut and coconut taffy also cost 10 cents per pound.
An advertisement touts coal prices: $2.75 a ton compared with rivals at $3.00. The seller claims their $3.00 grade is superior real hot stuff, valued at $4.00. The message is from KOAL KO. in Bell on Missouri Avenue near the old elevator office.
An advertisement offers a wide array of firearms for rent or sale along with ammunition described as the heaviest, greatest variety available from M. H. H. Company.
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