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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1901

Page

4

Local residents and visitors listed in city notices

Beaman farmer J S Ressler was in town yesterday. Editor Lon Luther of the Lamonte Record visited on business. Insurance man E L Cleary made a trip to Otterville. Various loans, real estate and business trips are noted. People travel to St Louis Kansas City Jefferson City and Warrensburg for commerce and leisure.

J. S. Ressler Beaman Morris Real Estate Company Ohio Street Lon Luther The Lamonte Record Taylor E. L. Cleary Metropolitan Insurance Otterville C. C. Lawson Katie Building Bell Telephone R. A. Higdon Katie Robert Heinrichs St. Louis M. B. Coleman’s Alvah Lee Jefferson City J. J. Cundiff Colorado G. A. Reed Boonville George Withers Kansas City J. E. Love Merritt Nelson Lamonte A. W. Chatham R. E. Guthrie W. A. Wiley Franklin Junction E. R. Wood Warrensburg George Lester J. W. Mallory Parsons Col Joseph Huckins J. O. Leseuer Lexington A. A. Leseuer Huckins Ora Mitchell Rocheport R. H. Gray

Society Notes Highlight East Fourth Street Tea and Club Hostess

Mrs. George K. Mackey hosted a large gathering of ladies this afternoon at her East Fourth street home where a Japanese tea was served. At yesterday's enchre club meeting with Mrs. William H. Powell the prize, a cut glass olive dish, went to Mrs. Ernest W. Lamy while Mrs. Bullard of West Broadway will host next week.

George K. Mackey East Fourth Street Enchre Club William H. Powell Third Street Harrison Avenue Ernest W. Lamy Bullard West Broadway

Miss Beulah Harris Hosts Thursday High Five Club

Miss Beulah Harris of West Seventh street entertained the Thursday High Five club yesterday afternoon. Miss Florence Hoffman won the prize.

Beulah Harris West Seventh Street Florence Hoffman

Girls Friendly Society entertains friends at Miss Chapel’s home

The Girl's Friendly Society hosted a social gathering last evening at Miss Maude Chapel's East Broadway residence. Miss Chapel assisted by Mesdames Hukill and others welcomed guests in a cordial, informal reception.

Girl's Friendly Society Miss Maude East Broadway Miss Chapel Mesdames' Hukill

Queen City hive L O T M holds surprise party

Manchester and Brown report a pleasant evening of music and games with refreshments of ices and cakes. The Queen City hive L O T M surprised Mrs Sophia Bloess at her South Grand avenue home with a party yesterday afternoon, and all enjoyed the event.

Manchester and Brown Queen City Hive Sophia Bloess South Grand Avenue

Nehemgar Club Does Not Hold Meeting Last Night

The Nehemgar club did not hold a meeting last night. No further details were provided on attendance agenda or reasons for cancellation.

Nehemgar Club

Sheet music at John N Taylor's store on Ohio Street

A brief item notes sheet music available at John N Taylor's located at 514 Ohio Street, highlighting music selections and shop details.

John N. Taylor Ohio Street

Dockery Tours Rich Hill Over Mining Unrest

Governor Dockery visited Rich Hill to assess the mining troubles as a riot remains unsettled. Mine owners and striking workers have failed to reach terms, with a fresh outbreak anticipated while Butler militia monitor the scene and Company D awaits orders.

Governor Dockery Rich Hill Butler Militia Company D

Pianos on Sale at John N. Taylor’s 514 Ohio Street

Emerson Chickering and Ivers & Pond pianos advertised with payment terms from $400 down to $140 at John N. Taylor’s located on 514 Ohio Street.

Chickering Emerson and Ivers & Pond John N. Taylor Ohio Street

Masons Banquet at Sedalia Chapter No 18 Meeting

Sedalia Chapter No 18, Royal Arch Masons, met in a special communication last night for Royal Arch work. After the business session the members held a sumptuous banquet with large attendance, J P Gass serving as master of ceremonies.

Masons Sedalia Royal Arch J. P. Gass

Owen Brown Moves Sheet Music to 514 Ohio Street

Owen Brown relocates stock of sheet music and musical merchandise to 514 Ohio Street and invites friends and customers to visit the new location for sales and service.

Ohio Owen Brown Ohio Street

Ex Governor Lon Stephens and wife seen en route

Ex Governor Lon V. Stephens and wife of St. Louis were passing through this afternoon on their way to Kansas City.

Gov. Stephens Lon V. Stephens St. Louis Kansas City

Piano firm moves to 514 Ohio street with large stock

John N. Taylor announces relocation to 514 Ohio Street and claims the city’s largest stock of pianos. The firm emphasizes its doubled inventory and new showroom location for customers seeking instruments.

Ohio Street John N. Taylor

Fourteen year old girl driven from home in Springfield

Nora Rubble, fourteen, told police she was driven from her west of the city home two weeks ago and came to live with a sister on Harrison street. She said a man and three colored men detained her, engaged her to keep house for them, and promised $1 weekly pay. Police seek the men and a home is found for her care.

Springfield Ohio Nora Rubble Harrison Street

Bazaar at Rev Pfeiffer’s Church Draws Big Crowd

The West Fourth street congregation held a successful bazaar this week. Tonight finishes with a fine program and prize awards. Last night saw large attendance and broad satisfaction.

Otterville Squeals Highlight Local Happenings

Otterville notes include Dr. Hoyt from Kansas City visiting. Mrs. Paul Smith at Tipton for her mother's funeral. Dr. Howlett and A L Zollinger to Higginsville. Miss Olive Wilkerson spent Thanksgiving with relatives. L S DeHaven in Kansas City for his wife’s eye treatment. Billy Huffman’s boy improving. Otterville college advancing. A L Ross of Versailles attended Masonic Lodge. Mae Slocum adds a new horse stable at Brick schoolhouse.

Dr. Hoyt Kansas City Paul Smith Tipton Dr. Howlett A. L. Zollinger Higginsville Olive Wilkerson L. S. DeHaven Billy Huffman A. L. Ross Versailles Masonic Lodge Otterville College Mae Slocum

Swedish housemaids form Northern Star union in Kansas City

The Swedish housemaids and servant girls of Kansas City organize a union named The Northern Star to meet monthly, share reports on ill treatment or under payment, aid distressed members, and fund a sick benefit. They deny aiming for a joint wage increase.

Kansas City Northern Star

Sedalia Beer Ad Promises Local Value at Moerschel’s

A $500000 to Doan appears in an item promoting Sedalia beer for Sedalia residents. The ad notes a $20 price point for Ohio State beer and urges locals to buy Moerschel's, signaling a commercial appeal to the community.

Cole Camp Cullings

Mrs. M. D. Moore and daughters Lulu and Bernice visited Cole Camp and returned to Sedalia. A reception was given to Mr. and Mrs. John Busch at the home of their parents last Friday evening.

Scott Emulsion Advertisement and Local Notes

Now is the time season change warnings mix with an ad for Scott Emulsion from Scott & Lowne New York. Local social notes report many visitors from Cole Camp Sedalia and nearby towns plus a wagon accident injuring Charles Neff as he unloaded wood near railway tracks. J W Clark buys and runs the local hotel promising a first class hostelry.

A. N. Bush Sutherland Cole Camp Harvey MacGugin Sedalia Julius Holtzen L. Grother S. W Charles Neff J. W. Clark

Special Saturday Candy Sale at Loomis

Loomis offers chocolate creams at 110¢ a pound and peanut candy 7¢ per pound. Coconut taffy and vanilla strawberry chocolate taffy priced at 5¢ per pound. Fancy bon bons and chocolates in boxes 25¢ per pound. Remember this sale for Saturday only. Don’t miss the big sale.

Bill posting becomes multi state industry with vast billboards

A Chicago firm dominates the bill posting business seen as an industry with heavy investment and large employment. If placed end to end the boards could stretch about 50 miles, illustrating the scale of the sector.

Chicago

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