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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1902

Page

5

Sedalia Social and Business Visitors Reported

Local notes list passengers, representatives, and visitors in Sedalia. Capt. Pountain the revenue collector visits. Charles Rider of Worrell Manufacturing and P. R. Adams from Lexington are in town. many residents travel to Kansas City and Windsor for work and events.

Capt. Pountain Charles Rider Worrell Manufacturing Company Wkansas P. R. Adams Sedar Lexington Gentlemen’s Musical Club M. E. Church W. H. Hardin Chicago C. H. Frisch Windsor Allan & Hart Wim. Toad Lamonte Sedalia Harry Shepard Baby Hepard G. L. Shep M. FE. Mense Ala Neely St. Louis G. and Elliott Stafford Milies Mary Sullivan Pontiac Sapt Wm. Larson Salvation Army Corps Ant Kansas City Gen Booth

Chicago Markets December 9 Report

Chicago markets report from December 9 by the Donovan Corn agency based at 124 West Third Street. The item cites daily prices and notable shifts in commodity values with emphasis on corn and related futures in the trading session.

Local Union of Christian Endeavor Meets in Central Church

The Local Union of the Christian Endeavor societies gathered at Central Presbyterian church last evening. Rev. E. B. Surface led devotional exercises and discussed the convention topic. The Second Congregational church C E society received the banner. Officers elected for the year: President Minnie Shaffer, Vice President Will Dixon, Secretary and Treasurer Lillie Brinton.

Union of the Christian Endeavor Societies Central Presbyterian Church E. B. Surface Cumberland Presbyterian Church Second Congregational Church C. E. Society Minnie Shaffer Will Dixon Lillie Brinton

Sedalia Honors Aged Servant Major Anderson Powell

Major Anderson Powell, about 90, died at 6 this morning. A longtime faithful employee at Citizens' Bank, he was born into Judge Jopling's Tennessee family and came to Pettis County in 1836. His life spanned slavery, war, and decades of trusted service, leaving a legacy of industry and integrity.

Anderson Powell Sedalia Citizens’ Bank Major Anderson Powell Thomas Jopling Tennessee Pettis County Powell Jopling Boonville Missouri Denver Colo Sedalia National Bank

Gentlemen's Musical Club Concert Tickets On Sale

Tickets for the Gentlemen's Musical Club concert Friday night are available at Monarch L dry Arlington Pharmacy C HL Bard Farris Bard McGowan and Dow drug stores for the event.

Gentlemen's Musical Club Monarch Laundry Arlington Pharmacy C. HL. Bard, Farris, Bard, McGowan Dow Drug Stores

Aunt Sally Hannafin Laid To Rest In City Cemetery

Services by Rev Fr Healy of St Patrick Church for Aunt Sally Hannafin at 9 30 this morning filled the church with sorrowing friends. Healy praised the aged parishioner’s life and the pallbearers were Michael McGinley Patrick McNellis Fred Lange Jeremiah Sullivan Charles Keck and Bunch O Neil with burial in the city cemetery.

Fr. Healy St. Patrick’s Church Sally Hannafin Father Healy Michael McGinley Patrick McNellis Fred Lange Jeremiah Sullivan Charles Keck Bunch O'Neil

Swift & Co. Ships Pettis County Turkeys to Los Angeles

From Pettis the local Swift and Co office packed 35 000 pounds of Pettis county turkeys for shipment to Los Angeles California.

Pettis Swift & Co Pettis County Los Angeles Cal

Vanderbilt Heir Worsens Then Improves From Typhoid

Corne­lius Vanderbilt, famed heir, is slowly recovering from typhoid fever per a bulletin from his physician. The public already notes his loss of fortune through an arranged marriage but praises his self reliance and willingness to work. In other news, Missouri court actions adjourned with juries sworn on two cases and partial weather updates predict isolated showers and warmer conditions midweek.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn New York Cornelius Vanderbilt Vanderbilt

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