Local Classified Notices and Personal Ads
Local items include prunes priced at 45 cents a pound and bacon at 10 cents a pound. Personal notes mention trips to Kansas City and private loan services, with contact details for M. B. Coleman and C. C. Lawson. A merchant at 106 West Main advertises closing stores and bargains to clear inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Coleman's
Taylor
L. S. Eddins
Gm City
Man
Kohr
Zabeth
M. B. Coremare
Perry
Vames
William Hanes Aene
Lincoln
Kaiser’s Hotel
Ceytsaree& Cull
West Main
Brichton
Walter Agee
Cremedentinel
Seanee
January Showing of New Undermuslins Arrives
The showing of the pretty New Undermuslins commenced this morning. Fine cambric corset cover lace trimmed all sizes 25c. Plain cambric corset covers ready for trimming 25c. Fine cambric lace or embroidery trimmed all sizes 35c and 50c. The showing in the 8c and 75c quality is larger than last season. Fine cambric embroidery trimmed 50c. Insertion tucked 75c. Splendid values fine material and nicely trimmed 1.25.
Fine Cambric Muslin Night Dresses and Muslin Skirts
Advertises new cambric muslin night dresses with lace and embroidery trims in full width designs. Prices range from 50 cents to 2 dollars 25 cents. Also highlights muslin skirts with embroidery and inserting rows, priced 50 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents.
Birthday Anniversary for Will Kirk at Home Visit
Kansas City visitor describes a one dollar home option. Herman Kirchhoffer Will Atkins John Finnell John Holdner Will Kirk celebrate his 21st birthday anniversary this evening. Joe Kehl has improved after a serious typhoid illness. Hart Windsor has returned from travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kirchhoffer
Will Atkins
John Finnell
John Holdner
Will Kirk
Will
Anni
Visitors and Movers Touch Down in Local City
Texas for a short visit with J. C. Brown on a business trip to Tipton. J. H. Parish of Spring Fork moves with family to Oklahoma. Miss Helen Simms of Hughesville shops here. Ed and Mrs. Andler depart for St. Louis. Colonel Ware arrives from Kansas City. J. H. Bothwell and F. O. Fannon head to Illinois tonight. B. W. Plage leaves for Clarksburg. Joseph Skillman of Knob Noster visits on business. George Painter of Dresden conducts business here. Louis Rast, Missouri Pacific fireman, visits St. Louis. Jas. Wilkerson of Lamonte in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Parish
Spring Fork
Oklahoma
Helen Simms
Hughesville
Ed Andler
St. Louis
Colonel Ware
Kansas City
J. H. Bothwell
F. O. Fannon
Illinois
Joseph Skillman
Knob Noster
George Painter
Dresden
Louis Rast
Missouri Pacific
Windsor coal and wood delivery at low prices
A. & Fuerts & Co. offer the best Windsor coal for cooking and heating at 3.00 per ton with full weight guaranteed. They supply dry and green wood in cord or stove lengths at the lowest prices, with delivery to yards or by phone from 412 East Twelfth Street Queen City. Phone 21 and Bell 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
A. &. Fuerts & Co
East Twelfth Street
Queen City
Bell
Club News Highlights and Local Gossip
The meeting awarded the highest score with a fancy pen wiper and the second highest to Mrs. A W Perry who received a toy rocker. A boy named McGuire on East Thirteenth street is said to be soliciting funds with claims his ill mother needs medicine. Pat Donahue reports the Dampville rail station move favors his town for business and a general store. At a lodge session E B Lyons faced a mock court for misconduct. Stead Kaiser prosecuted, Ritchie Porter defended, and Lyons was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Perry
McGuire
East Thirteenth Street
Pat Donahue
Spring Fork
Dampville
Select Knights and Ladies Lodge No. 23
E. B. Lyons
Messrs. Stead and
Kaiser
Mr. Lyon
Messrs. Ritchie
Porter
Norton visits father in Burbank after sixteen years
L. S. Norton is at Burbank Ohio visiting his father whom he had not seen in sixteen years. Joseph A. Bowers qualified as inspector of oils and filed a $2,000 bond. The second trial of Hebrew Tivis for insanity will come up before Judge Parsons next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Bowers
Rural delivery wagons shipped for Calhoun and Deepwater
Five more rural free delivery wagons were shipped by Kelk & Keen today to Calhoun and Deepwater. Miss Nellie Davis hosts the Adagio club this afternoon at her West Seventh Street home. Ritchie Tent Knights of the Macabees holds a members only chance at their hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Deepwater
Kelk & Keen
Nellie Davis
West Seventh Street
Mrs Courtney Hosts New Euchre Club Gathering
Mrs William Courtney entertains New Euchre club members this afternoon at her home located at the corner of Sixth and Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Courtney
New
Euchre
Corner
Daughter born to Shrader family on East Saline Street
The wife of Henry Shrader who lives on East Saline street presented her husband with a handsome daughter Wednesday night.
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Henry Shrader
East Saline Street
Domestic Life in Norway To Be Presented by Mrs Holm
Mrs Nils Holm will read a paper on domestic life in Norway tonight before the Nehem gar club. The program is said to be very instructive and well worth attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Nehemgar Club
Nils Holm
Ill Children of Paradis Family in Kansas City
The two children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paradis are quite ill in Kansas City as Mrs. Paradis is summoned by her father's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Paradis
Kansas City
Magnificent Minstrels to Appear Here Tuesday
E. F. Martiny, business manager for Harry Ward's Magnificent Minstrels, is in the city arranging their appearance here Tuesday, January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Martiny
Harry Ward
Magnificent Minstrels
Kansas City Visitor Breaks Arm After Ice Fall
Mrs. H. Bower of Kansas City visiting daughter Mrs. Chris Yost slipped on ice yesterday and fractured her arm. The Golden school five miles north of Lincoln closed temporarily due to small pox and scarlet fever outbreaks in the area. W. H. Oviatt travels to Sedalia to arrange Carl A. Haswin's play A Lion's Heart at Wood's on Thursday night January 30. Y P S C E monthly meeting and church social to follow at First Congregational tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bower
Kansas City
Chris Yost
Lincoln
W. H. Oviatt
Sedalia
Carl A. Haswin
Wood
Quigley Mansion Hosts Masquerade In January Evening
Mrs J B Quigley and Miss Jane Ware invite guests to a masquerade at the Quigley home on East Broadway Monday evening January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Quigley
Jane Ware
Quigley
East Broadway
Military masquerade to be held at Liberty Park Hall
One of the season’s principal social events will be a military masquerade tonight at Liberty Park Hall under the auspices of Company D, Second Regiment, N. G. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park Hall
Second Regiment
Rocking Chair Club Hosts Afternoon at West Broadway
Mrs. D. H. Smith entertained the Rocking Chair club Wednesday afternoon at her West Broadway home. Mrs. A. W. Perry presented a paper on The Care of Grandchildren. Parlor target was played with Mrs. F. H. Guenther winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Smith
Rocking Chair Club
West Broadway
A. W. Perry
F. H. Guenther
Festival Train Special for Innes Band Visit to Sedalia
Tickets to Sedalia Mo concert by W S Albert representing Innes and his band, with a special train schedule on the first and third Tuesdays monthly for Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas points. One fare plus $2.00 round trip. The tour features Borghi Zenzi Kyla Alberti Bryden and a fifty five piece band driven by Innes’ baton and personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
W. S. Albert
Innes
Sedalia
Mr. Innes
Borghi
Italia Carmen
Alberti
Zenzi Kyl
Cornettist
Francis Bryden
Excursion Rates Go On Sale By South Western Railway
Effective October 15 1901 excursion rates are placed on sale by the South Western railway to all principal winter resorts of the South and Southwest. Ask any agent of the Southern railway for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southwestern Railway
Southern Railway
Meyer’s Bakery Expands Bread Production
Meyer's Bakery announces a new growth phase with higher daily loaf output than ever before. The move reflects rising demand and broader distribution across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer’s
Red Cross Ball Blue Promises Happiness Through Impeccable Tone
An advertiser urges readers to seek happiness by using Red Cross Ball Blue and dismisses imitations. The brief promotes a laundry product with confident claims and a clear brand focus.
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Coats
Wilson Bros
Monarch
Ohio
Albert Kahn
Bevnes
C. C. Lawson
Katie Building
Bell Telephone
M. W. Cadle
M. B. Coleman
Hiram Thornton
Bryant-Tewmey
Fourth and Ohio Sts
Joe Kehl
Hart Windsor
Santuzza
Franx Neserrt
Morse
Kan
M. F. McCaw
Cleborne
Tex
Harey Dovis
Carlinville, ML
W. Hazem
Alma
Eupepsia CO
Gians
Sr. Lovis
J. C. Brown
Tipton
B. W. Plage
Clarksburg
Jas. Wilkerson
Lamonte
Wood’s Opera House
New York
Blackwell's Island
Madison Square Garden
East River
Hl. W. Wood
City News
L. S. Norton
Burbank, O
Vis
First Congregational Church
ME Katy
Seili
Weekly Sentinel
Panion
Cosmo
Politan Magazine
Sentinel
Daily Sentinel
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