Local Rail Schedule Fragments Arrive and Depart Times
East bound arrivals listed at 10 03 am and 12 40 pm with early and late departures. No. 121 local freight terminates at 3 38 am. No. 7 lacks baggage service. No. 122 originates at yards.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
8
Railroad Timetable Fragments Include Arrivals and Leaves
A series of timetable entries lists train numbers and local timings for arrivals and departures. Notable items mention West Bound and South Bound schedules with calls to Sedalia and Warsaw, along with multiple numbered trains and freight services.
Church Elections and Officer Appointments in Local Congregations
East Sedalia Baptist and First Congregational churches held annual meetings electing officers for the coming year. The East Sedalia report on remodeling was rejected while committees and roles for church and Sunday school were assigned. Catholic Knights branch refreshed leadership including Rev. Daniel Healy as president and new officers for the second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent
The
Catholic Knights and Ladies of America
Society
Guess the Shot Count at Premium Stamp Store
The Sentinel offers a guessing contest with a jar of shot on display at 503 Ohio Street. Prizes include a $50 set of Haviland China Dishes for the closest guess, plus other prizes listed elsewhere. Coupons in the paper allow paid subscribers to vote. clip and submit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Daily Sentinel
Sentinel
Coming Men of America Banquet Marks First Anniversary
The Coming Men of America fraternity held a banquet and social at the I O O F building to celebrate its first anniversary. Toastmaster Clarene Cocking presided as speakers John Gornall Paul Spicer Elliott West Del Griggs and Howard Bradley spoke. Officers will be installed next Wednesday. Mrs. Clark Longan hosted 12 Maids Club members from the 1900 high school class with refreshments. Miss Rosina Hayman hosted 50 plus guests east of Houstonia with attendees from Sedalia and Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Longan
South Osage
Maids’ Club
Florence Scott
Blanche Imhoff
Anna Dunlap
Ruby Carter
St. Louis
Bessie Curran
Stella Smith
Mary Curran
Ida Newell
Wellie Bowman
Luella Hoffman
Dorothy Weller
Clyde Patterson Keeps Delivering Papers Amid Strike
Clyde Patterson reports his paper carriers remain on strike yet he continues delivering routes as usual. He claims to pay his boys above average for the time worked, ahead of other carrier outfits in town. Miss Edna Crenshaw has a Boonville party invitation to honor debutante Miss Bilye Stephens this Thursday night. Mr and Mrs T B Dyer of Sedalia hosted a gathering of young people last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Patterson
Clyde
Edna Crenshaw
Boonville
Bilye Stephens
T. B. Dyer
Sedalia
Miss Vivian Williams Guest of Misses Harris
Miss Vivian Williams of Pilot Grove is the guest of Misses Nina and Eula Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Williams
Pilot Grove
Nina and
Eula Harris
Sedalia Barber Promises Century of Service
E H Shaw declares he plans to hustle business through the twentieth century and invites customers to visit him at the Union Regulator 111 Osage Street for a 15 cent haircut, hoping to be seen over the next hundred years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
E. H. Shaw
Union Regulator
Osage Street
Sinking of Boonville man Wm Gibbons with Brights disease
A Boonville telegram reports William Gibbons a noted saw filer and uncle of Frank and Walter Gibbons, is sinking rapidly in this city due to Brights disease and death is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Wm. Gibbons
Frank
Walter Gibbons
Bright
Formal Candidacy of Thos Mitchum for State Railroad Commissioner
Hon. Thos Mitchum of Sedalia a well known Pettis county politician has made formal announcement of his candidacy for the office of State Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by Jos Herringtons demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Mitchum
Sedalia
The Century Magazine Promises Romance for 1900 Year
The Century Magazine announces a 1900 program of illustrated articles and short novels by noted authors including F Anstey Mrs Burnett George Cable Winston Churchill and Henry James. The Helmet of Navarre continues in 1901 with praise from critics. Free back issues offered to new subscribers for November 1900 with hearty subscription price listed at $4.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bach McMaster
Daniel Webster
F. Anstey
Mrs. Burnett
Geo. W. Cable
Winston Churchill
Edwin Asa Dix
Hamlin Garland
David Gray
Joel Chandler Harris
Bret Harte
W. D. Howells
Henry James
Sarah Orne Jewett
Rudyard Kipling
Ian Maclaren
S. Weir Mitchell
Thomas Nelson Page
Bertha Runkle
Flora Annie Steel
Frank R. Stockton
Ruth Mce- Enery Stuart
Gen
Lew Wallace
Charles Dudley Warner
E. Stuart Phelps Ward
Mary E. Wilkins
Helmet of
Navarre
France
Crites
Boston Transcript
Century Magnazine
Delineator Announces 1901 Prize Subscriptions
The Delineator offers 1901 prizes totaling 17 500 dollars for new subscriptions by women. The magazine, popular with over 480 000 readers, seeks to expand its audience into the new century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Delineator
Sentinel offers $50 Haviland China set for subscribers
The Sentinel partners with J R Meyers of 503 Ohio street to give away a $50 Haviland China china set to paid up subscribers as of March 1. Prizes total 2500 across 257 winners in a proportional town contest based on the 1900 census through February 15 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branstreet’s
West Thirteenth Street
New York
Living Age promotes three month free trial in 1901 offer
Founded by E. Lirren in 1844 the Living Age weekly magazine advertises a three month free trial for 1901. New subscribers receive October 1 to December 31, 1900 issues featuring The Siege of the Legations and Paul Bourget’s Parisian Household, with Dr Morrison’s Pekin dispatch noted as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lirren
Erary Criticism
Legations
Heinrich Seidel
Paul Bourget
Living Age
Morrison
London Times
Pekin
Masonic Lodge Festival For Officer Installation
Se dalia Lodge No 236 and Granite Lodge No 272 announce a joint festival this evening at 8 o clock for installation of officers. George A Gold W M F A Sampson Secretary Arch Campbell W M S M Hodges Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Lodge No
Granite Lodge
George A. Gold
W. M
F. A. Sampson
Arch Campbell
The Sentinel Educational Contest Contestants and Votes
A list shows contestants and vote counts up to 3 pm including Amanda Hart Chas A Dixon J W Cromley Reuben McVey Meier W L Green and Annie Ingram Hill who has sued William Wilson of Knox County to stop sale of her property on an execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Annie Ingram Hill
William Wilson
Knox County
Sedalia Water and Light to Elect Directors January 14 1901
Sedalia Missouri December 27 1900 the regular annual meeting of the Sedalia Water and Light company will be held at the company office in Sedalia on Monday January 14 1901 to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may come before the meeting polls open at 9 a m O A Crandall president L P Andrews secretary
Mr George Rudy Hosts Dinner for Local Guests
George Rudy seven miles east of the city entertained a company of friends at dinner today. Among those present from the city were Wm. H. Powell Jr., Chas. Graham and Newt Sprecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rudy
Wm. H. Powell, Jr
Chas. Graham
Newt Sprecher
Organ Dedication Sunday at Boonville Catholic Church
The new pipe organ in Boonville Catholic Church was dedicated Sunday, marking a milestone for the parish and its music program. Members gathered for the service and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Sixteen Inch Kid Body Doll Sold at Local Drugstore
A 16 inch Kid Body doll is offered for sale at 25 cents at Kautzman's Drug Store located at 104 West Main. The sale highlights a clearance or promotional pricing in a small town retail setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kautzman’s Drug Store
West Main
Wanted column notices and rental ad roundup
Household help sought for general work at 516 West Third. For rent, office room on courthouse square with heat light and vault. Address X care of The Sentinel for particulars. Monarch Laundry seeks blankets and quilts with careful service. Chas Van Antwerp, 183 telephone.
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West Third
Court House Square
The
Sentinel
Monarch Laundry
Court House
Care Sentinel
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J. W. Cromley Ee
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