Society Notes Highlight Mrs Wallace Dinner for Ella Gentry
Mrs A A Wallace entertained friends at six o clock dinner Tuesday for Miss Ella Gentry who leaves for Sedalia this week. The Wallace home features a modern residence and nearby farm neat drives when roads permit. Musicians Miss Gentry Mrs Wallace and Mr Baker performed. An outdoor flashlight of the crowd was taken as guests departed. The Maids, High School class of 1900, plan receptions this week hosted by Miss Luella Hoffman and Mrs Clark Longan on Wednesday and Miss Stella Smith on Thursday. Clio club session resumes Thursday January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Gentry
Sedalia
Wallace
Gentry
Luella Hoffman
Clark Longan
Stella Smith
Last Call to Charista s Bargains at the Boston
Local advert invites shoppers to visit the Boston at 214 Ohio Street for holiday goods with discounts from 25 to 50 cents on the dollar. The notice notes a town strike affecting newspaper carriers with Clyde Patterson as manager and lists changes in circulation labor. Also promotes Red Cross Ball Blue and iron toys at Holcomb's and a fresh supply of nuts at Boston Cafe.
Burnham and Davis Tie In Sedalia Wedding
John F. Burnham of South McAlester and Miss Corinne Davis of Fayette Missouri wed at 9 30 this morning at the East Broadway Christian church parsonage with Rev F L Cook officiating. They will stay in Sedalia overnight at the Sicher hotel before leaving for the groom's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Burnham
South McAlester
S. T
Corinne Davis
Fayette
F. L. Cook
East Broadway
Local Movements and Visits Reported Across Sedalia Area
Messages list visits and travel from Springfield to Sedalia, with names including Mentor Thompson and families in Carthage and Sedalia. Several residents and visitors depart for Newton Kansas Clinton Nevada and Mexico, plus a note on a library project and local business advertising Bermuda stationery at Fisher Printing Co. 119 East Second street. Diphtheria recovery noted for Velma McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Printing Co
East Second Street
Tele
Wentzleman Harman to Wed Christmas Day in Sedalia
Wilhelm E. Wentzleman son of Charles Wentzleman and Miss Wssie Harman will marry tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the German M E church home of Rev Fiedler. Wentzleman works at Dow Meyer drug store and bride is among Sedalia's charming young ladies. They will travel to St Louis after the ceremony before returning to Sedalia to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm E. Wentzleman
Chas. Wentzleman
Wssie Harman
Rev. Fiedler
M. E. Church
Wentzleman
Dow & Meyer Drug Store
Sedalia
St. Louis
Conductor Locke Injured In Railroad Accident
Reports say Conductor Locke of the Missouri Pacific, long a Kansas City to Omaha route employee, fell beneath a train last night and lost a leg. He has many railroad friends in Sedalia who will be moved by the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Martin
T. T. Buhanan
B. R. Hill
Nevada
Tom Fowler
Bloomfield Fowler
Des Moines
J. G.fowler
Otto Friemel
Shreveport
Engineering Corps
Kansas City and Gulf Railroad
Alma Friemel
Kansas City
Emery, Bird
Thayer
Locke
Missouri Pacific
Omaha
Sedalia
Fruits, Candies and Nuts at Bal samo's
Bal samo's at 118 Ohio Street offers a selection of fruits, candies, and nuts for shoppers seeking snacks and groceries in a compact neighborhood market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balsamo’s
Ohio Street
PHE Contestants Voted In Sentinel Education Quiz
The Sentinel lists contestants in the educational contest with votes tallied up to 3 PM. Courtney Stevenson Amanda Hart Chas Dixon Reuben McVey J W Cromley are shown among the contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Courtney Stevenson
Amanda Hart
Local Huntsville and Sedalia Names Appearing in Notices
A collection of readable names linked to Pryor Creek Sedalia Lafayette Mo Thornleigh and Sedalia appear in a partial list including J. F. Rhoads Myra Wasson Maud Stein Stephen Olmstead Maggie Suttles I T C F Anderson Ida A Ream Wilhelm Wentzleman Essie Harman M. E. Rhoads J. T. Taylor Lecta Taylor and others in a fragmented notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Moritzky
Pryor Creek
J. T. and
Lecta Taylor
I. T. C. F. Anderson
Sedalia
Ida A. Ream
Thornleigh
Eight New Pieces of Music Offer for Ten Cents
The advertisement offers eight new full size copyrighted music pieces worth $4.00 for ten cents plus 36 pages of illustrated stories and articles. Actress 1123 Broadway, New York.
ELOPERS RETURN HOME FOR HOLIDAYS INDIAN TERRITORY MARRIAGE
James Hopkins and his wife who recently ran away and wed in the Indian Territory returned this morning and will spend the holidays with relatives in Hughesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hopkins
Indian Territory
Hughesville
Public Notice on Immediate Writing 1901
The public is notified that within a few days you will have to write it 1901. It may also be observed in this connection that you will.
Christmas Tree and Exercises Planned by Georgetown Methodists
The Georgetown Sunday school services will include a Christmas tree and exercises tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Georgetown
Startling Proposition in Sedalia Haircutter’s Century Plan
E. H. Shaw declares he will hustle business through the entire 20th century in Sedalia. He invites locals to visit the Union Regulator at 111 Osage Street for a first class haircut at 15 cents and to drop by over the next hundred years to see his smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
E. H. Shaw
Union Regulator
Osage Street
Fresh Bread and Cake Daily at Boston Cafe
Local Boston cafe advertises daily fresh bread and cake offerings. Highlights include warm loaves and assorted pastries, inviting guests to enjoy baked goods with coffee or tea in a casual dining setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Cafe
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Jim
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Aliso
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Macon
William
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Ohio ST
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Jefferson City
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Ben
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I. T
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G. W. Chipley
Hughesville, Mo
Eufala
J. T
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Kirkwood
G. S. Larkey
U. S
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Smith Bros
Washington
Ernest Kriehn
Lexington
W. H. Brill
Roscoe Parmerier
Democrat Composing Room
Versailles
W. T. Ash
Lamar
R. C. Biles and
Springfield
Col. C. J. Walden
Brunswick, Mo
John P. St John
Olathe, Kas
W. 5. Shirk
Walter Shirk
Ft. Scott
Carrie Slack
Clinton
Cameron
E. E .Levens
Josephus and
Riley
Kenberry
Leeton
J. E. Cotter
Rocheport
Lida Cotter
Nebraska City
Eula Baker
Moderly
S. RP. Cunningham
Pittsburg, Kas
Pilot Grove
Chas. Pudry
George A. Major
Prof
J. M. Ricks
West Plains, Mo
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Merry Christmas
Chase. West
Si Kith
A. A. Wallace
Clio
Boston
St. Louie Republic
Clyde Patterson
Globe-Democrat and the Republic
Patterson
Globe-Demoocrat
J. L. Kautzman
West Main
Iron Toys AF Holcomb's
Abell Ohio
Albert Kahn
Propr
Rev. Cook
Ing
Mentor Thompson
Springfield, Ill
Belle and
Fannie Kingsbaker
Carthage, Mo
W.M. Raymond
Newton
E. A. Gray
Warrensburg
W. A. Wesley
Howard Gale
Cobb” Co
Sicher
Sheriff Prussing
Warsaw
Carrollton
H. W. Steininger
Windsor
J. H. Rodes
Mexico
Emma Baskette
John Bonker
Canada
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Jamaica Island
A. W. Stewart
Chilhowee
Mary Hughes
Benton County
Wm. Hahn
Madison
Wis
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Pike’s Peak
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Wiliam Mackaye
H. T. Gillick
George Schneider
B. F. Cook
Fort Scott, Kas
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Velma
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PHE
Chas. Dixon
Reuben McVey J. W. Cromley
J. &. Burnham
Mary Corinne Davis
Lafayette
Wilhelm E. Wentzleman and
Essie
Harman
M. E. Rhoads
Mattie Leora O’bannion
J. F. Rhoads
Myra Wasson
W. L. Finnell and
Maud Stein
Stephen Olmstead and
Maggie Suttles
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New York
the Sentinel Publishing
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Mocua
Arlington
Hoffman
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