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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1902
Page
5
Sedalia a short while Saturday morning on his way to St. Louis to purchase goods. Rev. J. M. Plannett left Saturday for Versailles to occupy the Baptist church pulpit there today. He has not yet accepted the California church pastorate but has the matter under consideration.
Announcements of Harry Ward's magnifi cent minstrels and Innes band touring to town dominate the amusements column. Details cover Rizardo the lion tamer in A Lion's Heart, plus The Missouri Girl and operatic scenes by Innes, with dates January 28 through 31 and a Barlow's minstrel act arriving January 29.
The Knights and Ladies of Security announce an 8 15 pm program at R T Hall next Friday with: Our Order original poem by C W Hawkins violin solo by Alice Brown selections by Miss Winzenburg Mrs Chas Bard recitation by Miss Dufur Central Business Quartette Mrs Offield vocal solo Miss Callie Clark violin solo Prof Steininger piano duet Fay and Alice Brown hat trimming contest for men ball throwing contest for ladies reception committee white carnations and red carnations list of committee members, lunch to follow.
Aged widow Mrs. Almeda Gardner died Friday night at her daughter Mrs. Grace E. Mead’s home 923 West Seventh Street after general debility. Formerly of Leroy New York she would have turned 64 next Monday. Funeral pending at 2 p m today from the residence.
Meyer's Bakery increases output with higher demand as ovens run longer. The shop emphasizes consistent quality and fresh loaves for customers, signaling growth and continued bread supply through peak periods.
Lawyer R. A. Higdon reports Tipton mining excitement has attracted East Coast millionaires who have swarmed the area. The influx is described as making land near the mines highly sought after as activity grows.
Rev. J. M. Plannett of Sedalia has been called to the California Baptist church pastorate. He is a well known and able minister in the county.
A quarterly meeting occurred yesterday and officials announced additional sessions at Clinton today and tomorrow morning, outlining the schedule for ongoing discussions and updates.
Russell camp Modern Woodmen of America announces officers elected for the term. A J Fults will serve as manager and the installation is set for next Thursday night by the camp authorities.
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