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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1902

Page

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Diamond pin presented to Superintendent Davis by M K & Texas rail men

A group of Missouri Kansas & Texas conductors in Sedalia honored Superintendent J A Davis on his move to Parsons with a diamond pin and a speech. Harry Reid delivered the presentation stating esteem and good wishes for Davis and his family in their new posting.

Davis Harry Reid Reid Sedalia, Mo J. A. Davis Missouri, Kansas & Texas Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company Sedalia Parsons, Kas Parsons H. A. Pratt C. R. Campbell G. W. Ferrer C. E. Whitney H. H. Knox B. L. Walker M. Garvin J. V. Turner J. J. Bertchie J. E. Wrightman H. J. Smith D. J. Temple J. E. Hungerford W. S. Stone M. L. de Haven C. E. Blair H. M. Reid A. F. Hushberger H. H. Black W. Phelan M. V. Burnap J. L. Phelan W. L. Norris K. Easley C. Earnhardt W.W. Ott C. A. Good

Farewell to Supt J A Davis End of Service Noted

Railroad men and citizens mourn the departure of Supt J A Davis in Muskogee with regard to the Missouri Kansas and Texas extension survey from Wybark to Guthrie. Engineers arrive to begin surveying the Arkansas Valley route and report on railroad personnel and incidents.

Texas Wybark Arkansas Valley Guthrie Arkansas River

Ben Stewart's Stolen Team Haunts Sedalia Sheriff

Early morning a large husky colored man named Ben Stewart reported his mule and horse were stolen from his Johnson Street barn while he sat by his fireside. The thief remains unidentified as efforts focus on the sheriff and local officials.

Ben Stewart Sheriff’s Office Johnson Street

Masquerade and theft tale share a busy night in Sedalia

A late night sequence follows a horse mule and wagon confiscation linked to a theft at the Morey farm as sheriff Dillard recovers the team. The event is intertwined with a Pioneer Society masquerade ball and a Miss Bond birthday gathering, all amid notices for station, opera seats, and club invitations in Central Missouri.

Dillard Stewart Morey Farm

Great Sea Wall Project For Galveston On Tap

Galveston Texas on January 31 reports a plan to safeguard the city from floods with a new sea wall costing about 5.82 million dollars. The estimate comes from a board of expert engineers assessing coastal defenses and long term protection measures.

Galveston Texas Engi

Courtney to Visit Holden This Afternoon

Tom Courtney left this afternoon for a visit at Holden, heading to meet contacts and check on local matters.

Tom Courtney Holden

Goodbye Party For Mrs Henrietta Glass Before Albuquerque Trip

Mrs. Henrietta Glass and her daughter Miss Lillian Glass plan to move to Albuquerque New Mexico next week for Mrs Glass to wed a leading local business man. A surprise party was held in her honor at the home of her sister Mrs J W Murphy in Jefferson and Ohio streets organized by Queen City Hive No 7 Maccabees. Attendees included numerous local ladies and gentlemen and a luncheon was served. Push your bundle work to the Sedalia Steam Laundry.

Alice Bond East Ninth Street Glass J. W. Murphy Jefferson and Ohio Streets Queen City Hive No. 7 Maccabees Mesdames Mary Condon M. Humphrey Gus Werner Anna Schumaker George Brill Herman C. E. Jones G. C. Stott Joseph Lennartz Sedalia Steam Laundry

Mrs Hall Hosts Les Amis Club Euchre Night

Mrs W H Hall entertained the Les Amis club at West Fifth street home last night with euchre. Harry W Servant won the prize, a bronze clock, and a chafing dish luncheon was served. Next Tuesday evening Mrs J M Cannon will entertain the club.

W. H. Hall Les Amis Club West Fifth Street Harry W. Servant J. M. Cannon

Manicure Scissors Highlighted at Bard's Drug Store

An elegant line of manicure scissors is featured at Bard's Drug Store. The display emphasizes quality blades and refined handles appealing to customers seeking grooming tools.

Bard's Bard’s Drug Store Bard’s

City Prisoners Board Bill Cut To 700 Nts Monthly

A city board reduces the monthly prison board bill to seven hundred nts, trimming expenses for the facility.

Sweeney Retires From Katy After Long Service in St. Louis

Road officials and employees honored Mr. Sweeney in St. Louis as he retires after decades with the Katy. He sent personal letters thanking officials and staff and urged continued dedication to the road’s welfare and interests.

Road’s St. Louis Sweeney Road

Labor cast of workers listed with multiple towns

Elisha Moore plant laborer Greenville E M Duke operator and agent Atoka Ira F Dawson bridgeman Wirth W Thompson extra gang McAlester George Williams crusher laborer Chickie Chockie John Darrah machinist Denison B Patton tinner Denison W L Bradley section foreman Vale Louis Williams extra gang Smith L Maddox section foreman Chateau Frank Fleming section laborer Denison

Ira F. Dawson Bridgeman Wirth W. Thompson Extra Gang McAlester George Williams Crusher Chickie Chockie B. Patton Tinner Denison W. L. Bradley Vale Louis Williams Smithville L. Maddox Chau

Ring gifts mark railway milestone for Sweeney

A solitaire ring for himself and a double set diamond ring for his wife were presented to M. Sweeney by officials of the Missouri Kansas & Texas railway yesterday. The gifts were given by his successor General Superintendent E M Collins at the ceremony.

M. Sweeney Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company Mr. Sweeney E. M. Collins

Cooper County Editors Social Club Plans Boonville Day

The Cooper County Editors' Social Club announces a February 14 program in Boonville with a morning business meeting and addresses, followed by a 1 PM banquet at the Milion Hotel. Citizens and visitors will tour local sites including the Missouri State Reform School and educational institutions.

Cooper County Editors’ Social Club Boonville Missouri Missouri State Reform School

Missouri Girl at Opera House Tonight Draws Sold Out Houses

The Mis souri Girl is presented with the troupe sold out in cities where it appears. Innes arrives Saturday night with scenes from Faust Lohengrin Lucia and Carmen. Cast includes Frances Boyden Sig Albert i Edgardo Zerni and Signora Adele Borghi.

Opera Innes Faust Lohengrin Lucia Carmen

Obituary of Mrs Sarah Wilson in Sedalia

After a yearlong bronchial illness, Mrs. Sarah Wilson died at 10 pm at 321 West Pettis Street. Funeral is Sunday at 2:30 pm at First Baptist Church. She was a Royal Neighbors and Rebekah lodge member, wife of James J. Wilson, and mother to six children in Sedalia.

Sarah Wilson James J. Wilson West Pettis Street First Baptist Church Royal Neighbors Rebekah Lodge No. 32

Scarritt College Closes at Neosho Missouri

Scarritt Collegiate Institute operated under the M E Church South at Neosho Missouri closed on Thursday due to lack of interest and support cited as the cause by organizers.

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