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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1901
Page
8
A sales notice touts deep price cuts on fur collars with original tickets showing markdowns. Long tails priced at 1.98, 350 collars at 275, 500 collars at 398, and 750 quality pieces at 598, labeled as pay day specials.
Property records show transfers in Green Ridge Heath's Creek and Sedalia areas. Transactions include J Doney in Greenidge, Shumake to Bruce for 80 acres at $800, Mackey to Murphy in Green Ridge for $37.50, Shirk backers to Thompson with multiple parcels valued at $2,500 and $10,000, and minor Mary Moulton via guardian deed for Fifth Street corner at $333,3313. Brereton to Collins 10 acres in Sedalia suburb for $2000, Vicker to Shepherd in Lamonte for $675, and Rogers to John (incomplete record) continuing urban property activity.
Property deeds show transfers on E Third Street North Side near Engineer Street and Heath's Creek area for sums from $1 to $500. Also listed are suburban lots and a 25 acre tract in Heath's Creek township with varying prices. An ad promotes rare old wines and liquors for holidays from Peter Pehl at 113 West Second Street. McClellan's advert proclaims prices down and goods up.
In Astoria a church reported theft during services with three pairs of overshoes taken. Nearby ads promote holiday pipes at W T Grows and a sale on handkerchiefs at the Boston store. No services were held at First Baptist due to heating failure.
Umbrellas pocketbooks and boys watches advertised at Bard's 312 Ohio. Wanted good steady boy aged 17 or 18 to learn trimming at Kelk Carriage Works Monday at 7. A doll will be given away by Arlington Pharmacy on Christmas day with details at the store.
Rev C A Buchanan, pastor of the East Sedalia Baptist Church for four years, tendered his resignation to take effect January 1. He will move with his family to Fayette to become pastor of the First Baptist Church there.
Ira Hinsdale returned Sunday from Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah and other Western points where he sought mules for the British government. He has an option on a large consignment at Salt Lake City and will return after the holidays to inspect and buy them.
Walter J. Kennedy of 1216 South Lamine Street will entertain members of the Coming Men of America this evening. The fraternity is described as composed of excellent young men with a fun loving disposition and a host like Kennedy promises a delightful evening.
I A Shepherd trades his livery barn at Lamonte to Sandy Huff for a well improved 120 acre farm six miles northeast of Otterville. Huff will take possession of the livery business late this week and likely reside on the farm.
The A. O. U. W. and surrounding towns plan a large rally with the exact date to be set at a meeting on Friday night.
Walter Murray of Lamonte was released from jail this morning after serving a fourteen day sentence for riding trains.
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