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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
8
Ladies plush cape offered at room making price of $3.50 with hand embroidered design and Thibet fur trim. Also advertised a broken assortment of sizes and a 25 cent children's union suit line fleeced for warmth in sizes 2 to 9.
In Dresden on December 4 farmers are busy with corn. James Steele and wife celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Monday December 3. D F Brown returned from Nevada this morning. Chauncey Chryst spent Sunday in Sedalia. Cadd Todd and David Satterwhite visited Harry Steele on Sunday. R J Bentley and Essie Bodenhamer wed at the bride’s home near Hughesville on November 28 1900 with Rev L Hayworth officiating. Lulu Scott returned from a visit with her brother John Scott. John Baldwin and family visited O A Stine on Sunday.
George Botts returns home from a westward trip begun last Christmas. The Lamonte column lists residents visiting Sedalia Warrensburg and St Louis, dollar hog shipments to St Louis, and upcoming performances by the Lamonte Dramatic company including Tony the Convict with shows in Houstonia and Knob Noster.
Apparel sale listing features ladies all wool flannel in popular colors and figured flannel shirts with room making price. Also includes men’s fast black gray and cream socks and felt window shades with fixtures complete at discounted price.
Descriptive sale notes list 5e quality brown sea island muslin mill ends and outing cloth calicoes suitable for small garments and quilts. Includes border ed apron ginghams in cheviot weights and dark colors with room making prices around 75 cents for fancy silks remnants.
The Cleveland Leader notes black diamonds are mined from the Rio Grande in West Bahia. Native divers use long poles to reach river beds, fill baskets with dirt, and bring loads to the surface for washing. The method remains crude, tedious, and yields uncertain results.
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