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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
5
Local ad for Fine Line Jewelry features the shop of J. L. Kautzman at 104 West Main offering guaranteed articles.
Mrs S G Kelly of Knob Noster spends Thursday in Sedalia. R B Street of South McAllister I T will be in Sedalia for the holidays. Miss Zillah Hedger of Hughesville visits Miss Josephine Ayres for the holidays. Frank Neitzert of Otterville at C B C spends holidays at home. W D Agee of Lamonte to spend holidays at home. Misses Margaret and Nelle Ayres to spend holidays in Houstonia. W S Myers of Binghamton N Y arrives to visit daughter Mrs Allan H Hisey. Engineer Cope of Missouri Pacific laid off one trip, Paul Smith filling. Florence Kaiser of Jefferson City to spend holidays with Miss Margaret Lister. Hayden F Nelson of Bur lingame Kansas, attend Co B C, leaves Saturday. J W Hilliott of Central Business College to spend holidays in California Mo.
The Fisher Printing company attributes its quality to fine paper, premium inks, superior press work and skilled workmen. For reliable results, contact 119 East Second street by phone 149.
Bal Samos at 118 Ohio Street offers fruits candies and nuts with Bard's sterling silver thimbles priced at 25 cents.
Prosecuting attorney elect John Cashman is due back about a week from Sunday after visiting friends in Colorado to recuperate his health.
A wartime style advert claims Cascarets candy cathartic will relieve constipation with 10 or 25 cent options. If it fails to cure, druggists refund money.
The Central Business College Literary Society hosts its last open session of the century tonight. Program includes C B C Orchestra, oration by Mr Sherrill, college double quartette, recitations by Miss Sallie Morrison and Willie Fish, cello solo by Mr Kuehaus, miscellaneous by Carl Koock, mandolin club numbers, faculty male quartette, paper by Louis Tedder, and vocal solo by Miss Vic Jones.
A northeast city resident Mrs Edwards left town with a man abandoning five children aged up to ten. Poverty is cited as the reason for the desertion.
A column of small ads and notices including wants budgets, a baby pin lost, furniture and rental offers, and a three woman demonstrator call. Monarch Laundry ad promises care, Byard Building Kansas City address and other short notices appear with prices and terms.
Jim Leake, a prominent Dalila area youth and Harvard sophomore, has been elected manager of the university basketball team marking a notable campus leadership appointment.
A Maupin family reunion is scheduled for Christmas at the home of Mrs. M. H. Morris in Renwick Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Maupin will arrive Monday and daughter Miss Dollie Maupin will arrive tomorrow from Huntsville. About twenty relatives are expected for an enjoyable gathering.
The Coming Men of America met Wednesday night and elected officers John Gorna i president Dell Griggs vice president Elliott West secretary Chas Diffendaffer treasurer A Owens speaker John Letts sentinel James Wills picket The group will hold a social session and banquet next Wednesday night to celebrate its first anniversary.
The Mo Pac offers round trip rail fares for December 23 24 25 31 1900 and January 1 1901 to points within 200 miles with return by January 2. No ticket under 50 cents. In local ads, Holcomb's features books and games, Holcomd gas fixtures, and Stevenson's fancy beef sale at the market stall Saturday.
If your children are fretful peevish and cross mother the same ditto the boss it would seem proper to give em all Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents Ask your druggist.
Fragmented OCR shows a listings page with Holcomb's tool boxes Balsamo's market 118 Ohio street Adagio club meeting Thursday afternoon and an advert for Cascareta Candy Cathartic claiming a cure for constipation with prices and a druggist refund note.
McGurren's new lunch counter is now open and ready for business. He invites friends and customers to stop by for first class service and reasonable prices day and night.
A. H. Thurness of Wills Creek Coal Co Buffalo C claims kidney and bladder pain vanished after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports brick dust stones passed and no pain remaining, praising the product and urging no substitutes.
Cohen Coal Co advertises coal in Lexington offering price of 3.00 per ton with telephone contact 263.
The kindergarten pupils of Miss Mary Harris will present a Christmas program tonight at Tiede's Hall. The hall will be decorated in green and white for the children's musical performance.
Old advertisement claims No-To-Bac makes weak men strong and cures tobacco habit with guaranteed results. It offers a free booklet and sample from Sterling Kenedy Co. in Chicago or New York. Also notes Christmas gift shopping at The Boston on 214 Ohio Street.
Local ad invites shoppers to visit The Boston on 214 Ohio Street for holiday goods with discounts from 26 to 50 cents on the dollar. Also notes tax payments by W. J. Bryan and John Quincy Adams, county farmers, and promotes International Correspondence Schools offerings with four scholarships left and 7:30 to 9 PM office hours at the Alamo Building, Scranton.
Fresh shipment of nuts arrives at Boston Cafe promoted with iron toys on display at Holcomb's. Locals encouraged to visit for new stock and seasonal offerings.
Oysters direct from J Baltimore. Candy Palace. Phone 218.
Sedalia Warsaw Southwestern Railway offers round trip tickets to all stations at one fare for travel from December 22, 1900, to January 1, 1901, valid until January 2, 1901 for return. C. E. Marsh advertises Red Cross Ball Blue as the best, with a 207 large package priced at five cents.
The Boston Cafe advertises fresh bread and cake every day. Patrons can expect daily baked goods, pies, and assorted pastries in a cozy cafe setting.
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