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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1901

Page

5

Personal notes from the city reported this morning

Harry Sinnett the attorney returned from Lamonte this morning. Henry Rohner assistant engineer Missouri Pacific was a passenger to Otterville. Telegraph messenger Lee Hoffman ill will return tomorrow relieving Walter McVey. Fisher Printing offers prompt neat correct service at 118 East Second street. D 8 Brown of Houstonia and Sam Adams of Dresden visited the city today. John S son of John W Baldwin and wife rapidly recovering from scarlet fever. F F Combs and J W McClain returned from St Louis last night. Peter Hayes officiating as Western Union messenger today in place of Herb Chaney who is laying off. Miss Lucile Brown departed for New York to study music.

Harry Sinnett Lamonte Henry Rohner Missouri Pacific Otterville Lee Hoffman Walter McVey Fisher Printing Company East Second Street Brown Houstonia Sam Adams Dresden St. Louis Peter Hayes Western Union Herb Chaney

Adagio club entertainment and society notes

Miss Florence Floyd hosted the Adagio club at her West Seventh street home. Guests included Miss Lucile Brown heading to New York for music study, Miss Sophia Brockmeyer of Boonville, and Miss Sue Robinson of Mexico. A high five honored Mary Glass with a silver button hook prize and refreshments followed. The West End Card club met at Mrs. J. H. Mara home with prizes awarded to Mrs. Mara and Mrs. Doyle. Preparations list attendees for the Louisiana Purchase Conference of Federated Women's Clubs, including Mesdames Steele, McCluney, and Sneed.

Florence Floyd West Seventh Street Lucile Brown New York Sophia Brockmeyer Boonville Sue Robin Mary Glass West End Card Club J. H. Mara

Fire Destroyed Tipton Poultry Building At Night

A large blaze consumed the New York Poultry and Egg company building in Tipton last night around 9 30. The loss is total with no insurance and estimated at 1000 dollars. Investigators believe the fire may have started from an engine near the railroad tracks.

New York Poultry Company New York Poultry and Egg Company Tipton

Bazaar at J D Hail’s opens for Calvary ladies on Ohio street

Calvary church ladies announce a bazaar with many new features at J D Hail’s store on Ohio street, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and evenings next week. Watch papers and windows for details as the event promises novelty.

The Ladies of Calvary Church J. D. Hail Ohio Street

Houstonia CitizenDead R. H. Idol Dies Near Houstonia

Information arrived in Sedalia this morning reporting the death of R. H. Idol, an elderly and well known resident from near Houstonia. No further details provided about the cause or funeral arrangements.

Sedalia R. H. Idol Houstonia

Auction of Overcoats Draws Quick Bids Tomorrow Night

The sale of the listed overcoats will close by tomorrow night as new owners are expected to be announced after bidding ends. The event signals brisk interest in the garments and reflects a timely market for vintage outerwear.

Cane

Review of Benton County Mines Prospect Feeds Local Investors

The corps of mines in Benton County shows strong lead and jack finds at 32 feet, deepening with depth. Cincinnati investors form a new company with 525000 capital aiming to push operations, with John M Hayes and Leonard Smith leasing Buchholy land shaft and awaiting February resumption.

Ohio Cincinnati John M. Hayes Reynoldsville Leonard & Smith Uniontown

Traveling Men and Ads Spur Local Opportunities

Classified notices invite sales agents and workers with promises of profits in travel sales. Advertisements seek deputies for a fraternal league and men with rigs to sell poultry products. Stray horses and farm stock questions appear amid reports of mining activity and a bold expectation of a regional lead boom this summer.

Classified Ads Including Rentals and Services

Advertisements show rental offers for a handsomely furnished room near the courthouse square and a four room house on Osage with heat and light. Carriage of services includes blanket and quilt work by Monarch Laundry, dyeing and repair at Bosserman, wood sawing at Salvation Army hotel, and barber shop sale in Sedalia. A stray item offers a found shoot with owner identity required.

Canvassers Advertise New Household Article

Canvassers sought to sell a new patented household article dated September 4, 1900. Offers good commissions. Call at 116 West Third St. Regular agents welcome. Promo text emphasizes novelty and opportunity for sales staff.

E. C. White West Third West Third St

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