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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
8
The Sentinel notes Granite Lodge No. 272 A F and A M will hold its regular annual communication Friday at 7:30 PM. Election of officers. All Master Masons are invited. J C Parmerlee W M S M Hodges Secretary.
A Sentinel man tours Pettis County noting F Taylor Cain at 116 West Main offers a wide Christmas range. Heating and cooking stoves, tools, sleds, guns, sporting goods, silverware, and household items fill the store alongside many practical gifts at low prices. Visit 116 West Main for selections.
Fair tonight and probably Saturday with warmer temperatures. Morning reading at 7 30 a m shows 18 degrees below zero. noon temperature reaches 12 above zero. Readings taken from the thermometer of Dr. E C Evans.
A trimmed hat sale takes place all day Saturday at Mrs J W Mallory's 218 Ohio with umbrellas pocketbooks and boys watches offered at Bard's 312 Ohio.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting at the company's Sedalia office at 9 a.m. on the second Monday of January 1902 to elect directors for the ensuing year. W. E. WENTZLEMAN is secretary.
A runaway horse caused a buggy to overturn near the courthouse as a couple drew attention. Bill Gee Pluck saved the situation by leaping to safety then guiding the bride away. He headed to a local office, making a large investment in Hot Stuff and Rich Hill Nut at stated prices.
B B Miller a brakeman for the Missouri Pacific and Miss Ada Miller of East Sedalia will marry Sunday evening at 6 30 o'clock in a ceremony likely to be attended by relatives and friends.
The comment argues Rembaugh's at 616 Ohio Street is respectable and not a haven for tramps, suggesting ordinary flour and water can be fashioned into anything.
The note advertises affordable gift options at Boston store on 214 Ohio Street and Bard's watch shop at 312 Ohio Street. It promotes value for money and indicates two local vendors.
Albert Bartz son of John Bartz a North Baltimore contractor is bound over to court after allegedly attacking his uncle Gustave Bartz and robbing him of 54 dollars on a Saturday night as he returned home from North Baltimore. The father refused to post bail and the suspect remains in jail.
Windsor coal of best grade for cooking and heating offered at 3.00 per ton delivered. Dry and green wood available in cord or stove lengths at low prices. Call yards or by phone. A. J. Fults & Co. 412 East Twelfth Street Queen City Phone 21 Bell 84.
Mrs Cam Montgomery travels from Warsaw after the death of her mother Mrs Jonathan Autrieth wife of the Benton county court presiding judge.
At the Boston location on 514 Ohio Street a clearance listing offers suspenders jewelry pocket books rings lace bed sets and other items for sale to partiers and shoppers.
The Missouri Pacific offers holiday rates during Christmas week after approval from County Superintendent Coleman. The Katy also grants similar rates. County teachers must secure a certificate from the county superintendent, while city teachers must obtain one from the city superintendent.
The Sentinel notes Charles Bard at 312 Ohio Street hosts a New York jewelry representative for a temporary visit this evening tomorrow and Saturday. Bard aims to offer the latest gold and diamond ornaments, inviting all to call, inspect, and look for the initials C. B. on nickels.
Annie Davis was released from the county jail today by Sheriff Dillard after serving a thirty one day vagrancy sentence. Her term had expired and she was freed without further custody or conditions.
A brief note lists Xmas pipes available at W T Grow's store located at 228 Omo Street. The item appears in a local trading page, suggesting seasonal inventory and a phone friendly address for shoppers.
Bright active young man is sought to travel in Central Missouri from Sedalia to introduce guaranteed remedies for rheumatism syphilis scrofula and related diseases. Good pay for the right candidate. Apply Lopez Remedy Company 581 West Douglas Avenue Wichita Kansas.
Rembaugh's at 616 Ohio proclaims they can make any item possible from sugar and eggs, highlighting custom confections and baked goods.
Arlington Pharmacy announces a pretty doll giveaway on Christmas Day with details available at the store for interested customers.
Rembaugh's at 616 Ohio offers custom cake designs guaranteed to be first class. A festive Arlington Christmas Day event features a lucky guesser winning a beautiful doll.
Owen Brown has moved his stock of sheet music and musical merchandise to 514 Ohio Street and invites all friends and customers to visit.
City and county schools face new rate changes affecting budgets and salaries. Administrators report adjustments to funding levels, while teachers seek fair compensation amid shifting fiscal constraints.
The readable fragment suggests a plan to give an umbrella or table linen and napkins as a present, but the writer warns that the gesture will be missed if not delivered. The text shows incomplete sentences and lacks clear names or locations.
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