Railway Time Table East Bound No 122 West Bound
Missouri Pacific Railway presents a basic timetable. East Bound train No 122 departs from yards. West Bound schedule details are listed but not fully specified.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1901
Page
6
Missouri Pacific Railway presents a basic timetable. East Bound train No 122 departs from yards. West Bound schedule details are listed but not fully specified.
A brief notice lists the South Bound train at 4 00 p m on the Narrow Gauge line.
The Sedalia Epworth M E church pastor Rev W T Scott assists at a Smithton meeting led by Rev G A Glens. Elder Evans from Tipton speaks to children and attends evening services as the event nears a fourth week with many conversions. J B Fuller DDS preaches at First Baptist, Versailles revives pastor Rev Edward James. Versailles Leader notes his upcoming fourth year.
East Broadway Christian Church schedules morning service at 10 45 with theme Love Evening service at 7 30 on Enemies of Jesus. Choir to sing Psalm 23 and Come Unto Me. Bible school lesson Christ Silences the Pharisees. Teachers meet at 9. Y P S C EB plans February leadership and topics with Leonard Bouldin Lora O Neal Ethel Stanley John Amos. Pastor F L Cook notes upcoming youth entertainment.
The Rev J T Keenan resigns from the California M K church to accept a call to the Buffalo M E church and plans to leave next week. Buffalo offers a $5,000 church and parsonage with good salary while Keenan is praised as a gentleman and devoted worker. Rev T P Shaffer of Hartville is called to lead the California church and is expected soon.
Sunday school begins at 9 30 with Charles Hoffman as superintendent. Morning preaching at 11 and evening at 7 30 by Pastor C A Buchanan on Ministerial Responsibility and Who Is This Son of Man. Congregational singing with hymns by Watts Wesley Mason Stebbins Mc Granahan Crosby. Young people meeting 6 30 subject Am debtor Am Ready leader Miss Bessie Amos. Aim to draw people to God. note a Texas prophet predicting disaster and Christ’s second coming within six months citing Acts 2 20 23.
Miss Clara Steegar, long serving missionary to China, arrives home on a short leave from Fifth Street M. E. Church South, sparking local interest in her latest experiences and future plans.
Trinity English Lutheran Church at Osage and Tenth invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m church services 11 a m and 7 30 p m Luther League at 6 30 p m First Church of the Christian Scientists Sedalia holds services at Tiede hall 11 a m Love is the subject Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev E A Robertson of George R Smith college preaches at Epworth church Epworth M E Ladies plan chicken pie dinner on Valentine day.
A local ad announces a week long cash sale offering men's shoes at 5 to 3 50 dollars 4 to 2 50 and 3 to 2 dollars ladies shoes 4 to 2 50 and 3 to 1 75 plus white slippers for 10 cents a pair. The shop is Huyssen and Holm 223 Ohio Street.
Beginning January 14, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad will start a new St. Louis to the Southeast train. It features wide vestibules and Pintsch gas lighting, steam heat, sleepers, and dining cars. Daily departure from St. Louis at 4 15 pm with through service to Evansville Nashville Birmingham Montgomery Thomasville Jacksonville and St Augustine. Tourists' tickets on sale. Office 206 North Broadway St. Louis. G B Horner contact.
John C. Chaney editor of the Kingsville Kodak spent Saturday in the city calling on friends. He was born and reared in Sedalia and his brother D. T. Chaney was formerly in the clothing business here.
Advertises farm loans at six percent interest with moderate expenses. Calls out loans from $1,000 and upward secured by real estate and allows partial payments.
A local wholesaler advertises cut prices across the house at 115 West Second Street and 214 Ohio Street. Millinery items receive deep reductions with trimmed hats at half price or less. Phone contact 95.
Missouri Pacific advertises twice monthly home seekers tickets sold on February March and April on the first and third Tuesdays at one fare plus two dollars. Liberal stopovers to many points in the Southeast and West. Office in Sedalia Missouri. Telephone 88. J W McClain Y 23 as.
On February 12 19 and 26 March 6 12 19 and 26 April 29 16 23 and 30 we sell to Helena Butte Anaconda Salt Lake and Ogden at 25 00 to Portland Seattle Tacoma Spokane Walla Walla at 30 00 Intermediate points not to be higher
Advertises year round travel rates to Hot Springs Old Mexico California and North Pacific Coast destinations. Highlights generous return limits for travelers seeking extended stays and flexible schedules.
Daily sale of winter rates runs until April 30 at all Winter Resorts, with a promotion good through June. The offer targets skiers and travelers seeking lower lodging and lift ticket costs.
Advertisement notes that buying in smaller amounts saves less per unit while larger quantities reduce costs. It emphasizes increasing discounts as purchase size rises.
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