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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1900
Page
7
The column lists low price ads for blankets and quilts, furnished rooms with steam heat, an office space on court house square, and a Monarch Poultry Mixture sales position. Monarch Laundry promotes its services and a Royal Tribe building rent is noted.
Advertising offer seeks a dependable representative in every county for a solid firm. Salary eighty dollars weekly? actually 936 dollars per year payable weekly plus 3 dollars per day expenses advanced each week. No commissions. Salary paid Saturdays. Base office Standard House Caxton Building Chicago.
A compact set of classifieds lists found items including a found lap robe, several for rent notices including a modern suburban cottage with garden and nearby shops, a milch cow for sale with calves, furnished rooms for housekeeping, and various wanted ads for a delivery wagon a houseworker a potential business partner a widower seeking a wife a board and room a traveling salesman a young girl for factory work and marriage license for William Stockton Cotton and Opal Romayne Stewart all appearing as notices and requests in the Sedalia Sentinel.
A party of Sedalians went to Beaman Monday where they instituted Married Men's League No 50 with fifteen new members. After the admission work they dined at Dr and Mrs Staats home and returned home pleased with the new organization. Attending from Sedalia were John L. Gold Henry Childers and others.
A group of grade 8 girls from Broadway school organized the Convention Hall club under Miss Hat tie Van Antwerp. Members include Nella Frey Louise Frick Nellie Ferguson Lizzie Metcalf Edith McCubbin Inez Clark Doris Reizer Vera Baumgarten with plans for a first meeting at Miss Nella Frey in 1202 South Lamine. Officers are Nella Frey president Louise Frick treasurer Nellie Ferguson secretary.
Fourth Section of Company D N G M held a banquet at Walchs cafe with Sergeant W B Grimm in charge. Captain James acted as toast master, with responses by C E Christiansen Lieuts Moss and Tuttle and Sergeants Grimm Anamosa Sheer Buckley Diffendaffer and Cocking. The Riffes quartet provided music as taps sounded and the group dispersed.
CountyCollector J E Rector gives November statement. Chicago dispatch reports that David B Hill of New York will seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1904. James K McGuire, Hill's political lieutenant, announced the declaration last night.
Last night the Sedalia Social Democracy met at 1116 East Third street and named officers including Recording and Corresponding Secretary Dr A Owen and Treasurer John O Fisher. Executive board members were chosen from each ward, with W F Lucking and Hunter Small among others. This afternoon Judge Longan sustained Probate Judge Parsons’s judgment in the Simonds minors estate case, appealed from probate court.
Andrew Boppenmeyer was granted a divorce this afternoon from Jessie S. Boppenmeyer and the maiden name instead of defendant restored.
The Living Age announces new 1901 subscriptions with October to December 1900 numbers on request. It highlights Heinrich Seidel's serial The Siege of the Legations and A Parisian Household by Paul Bourget, plus opening chapters and other varied content, all copyrighted to the Living Age.
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