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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1901
Page
8
Partly cloudy weather with possible thunder storms for tonight and the next days. Saint Omer Commandery No. 11 E T holds a Special Conclave on Tuesday evening July 2 1901 at 8 o'clock. Visiting Sir Knights invited. attested by J H Mara recorder.
The Red Cross Medical association announces free consultation and examination by its physicians. It promises swift relief and possible permanent cures for lungs throat catarrh rheumatism eye and ear diseases deafness skin nervous conditions and male and female weaknesses. Offers candid guidance on curability and costs at rooms 311 313 Igen Fritz Building corner Third and Ohio streets hours 9 am to 8 pm Sundays 10 to 12.
The June prizes for the Elite bowling association were announced last night at the Elite hall. Ticket 1055 held by Joe Roe won the Leo Saintes regulation ball and bag. Second prize went to an unknown bowler, ticket 1030. J B Roe, ticket 1375, won a $2.50 knife. Special prizes include Elk shoes to J K Kidd, a top puff box to Mrs. J H Mara, bon bons to Mrs. Florence Neely, cigars to C E Baker, soda checks to Mrs. J H Mara, and more for high scores in various events. In other news, Frank, a 26-year-old Missouri man, became a grandfather to his daughter Mary J Hunt’s newborn in Montpelier, Ind.
Bottled at the distillery Pehl's Private Stock Aye eight years old comes in four quarts per case priced at $3.00. Shippable to any address with return-and-pay policy if not as represented. Marketed for medicinal and family use via Wholesale House 115 West Second St phone 95.
A playful note from Farris Pharmacy invites customers to guess flavors as a promotional gimmick. The item highlights a local shop offering ice cream alongside its usual pharmaceutical goods.
The Candy Palace offers extra fine strawberry ice cream noted for its smooth texture and rich flavor. Local shoppers praise the shop as a top spot for desserts and treats.
Charlie Harris, formerly in the saloon business with Sam Fell, has purchased a half interest in Tim Dun ning’s Senate saloon. They plan to run one of the finest places in the city in the new Lemp building once completion occurs and the structure’s plans near final stages.
The Simpson family of Brunswick Missouri endures a grim chain of losses. First the daughter was buried, then Henry Simpson died from a pistol misfire, and earlier the brother in Vinita Indian Territory was accidentally shot by a target gun misfire.
The Arling ton venue features a standout ice cream soda, hailed as the best by tasters. Patrons praise its creamy texture and balanced sweetness, drawing crowds to the historic shop.
Boonville Missouri July 2 ex mayor Charles Meierhoffer suffered a sunstroke Monday evening at his son’s home. He was in critical condition but later regarded as improving.
A brief note from AR J accounted for an ice cream soda outing. The activity spotlighted a casual stop, detailing a simple refreshment moment in a local setting.
Brigadier Marshal and his wife of St. Louis spoke at a Friday night meeting here. They head Salvation Army work in Missouri Arkansas and Illinois and their visit was well received.
Central Missouri farm loan offers 5 percent annual interest with optional principal prepayment in 100 increments. Lender will carry the loan as long as desired and invites renewals or new loans. Contact 320 Ohio St Sedalia Mo.
J W McLain P T A Sedalia Mo lists low round trip summer fares with dates in June to October. Rates include 21.85 for June 18 to July 30 and 17.85 for July 1 to 9 with returns valid through late October. The notice appears with ads under the Great Seal and provides an address or phone.
A transportation notice promotes twice monthly travel to Texas Oklahoma and the West North and Northwest. It offers liberal stopovers and limits returns to three weeks.
Round trips to Buffalo offered for ten days at 24.90 dollars and 15 day passes at 31.85 dollars, rising to 38.30 dollars for travel through October 31.
A L Smith of Sedalia area and Miss Nora Gallivan of Spring Fork were married at 8 30 this morning in St Patrick's chapel by Rev Fr Healy. Attendants were Michael Gallivan and Mary Smith. The couple will farm south of Sedalia.
Special train No 1 on July 6 9 and 12 bound for Sedalia at 2 35 p m will continue to San Francisco carrying a Pullman tourist sleeper for Epworth League business with passengers aboard on that schedule and route.
Missouri Pacific offers round trip tickets July 3 4 with return by July 5 at half century rates within 200 miles. Christian Endeavor Cincinnati round trip 16 55 sold July 4 5 6 with 50 cent fee. N E A Detroit 20 55 good July 5 6 7 with extension to Sept 1. Detroit Buffalo steamer 4 with Sept 1 limit. Minneapolis St Paul July 1 9 round trip 14 05 until Oct 31. July 6 13 San Francisco return 46 85 Portland Tacoma Seattle return 47 50 good to Aug 31 liberal stopovers. Ellis Milwaukee 16 35 sold July 21 22 23 good to Aug 10 with 50 cent fee. B Y P U Chicago 13 80 sold July 23 24 25 good to Aug 31 with 50 cent fee. Sedalia to Chicago depart 4 10 pm arrive 8 am.
W L Jones announces general transfer coal and wood hauling garbage handling and moving of all kinds. Orders may be left by calling telephone numbers.
The police are instructed to enforce ordinances prohibiting the discharge of skyrockets firecrackers and all fireworks within Sedalia city limits. J L Babcock acting mayor.
Low rates are now in effect to Buffalo Boston New York and other eastern points via the Chicago Great Western railway. For full particulars inquire of any Great Western agent or J. P. Elmer general passenger agent Chicago.
A thirty six year old grandfather, Frank, famed as a Joplin barber and insurance agent, gains local recognition as possibly the city’s youngest grandparent. His busy life in the community underscores social shifts in family age and careers.
Through St Louis and Chicago sleepers on the Katy flyer. Sleeper service between St Louis and Mexico City and other points, with through trains Nos 3 and 4 between St Louis and WeCo. Homeseeker tickets on specific Tuesdays. Round trips at special fares for excursions to Cincinnati Detroit Eldorado Springs and other destinations with dates and limits.
Rail advertisement lists through services by Burlington Route to Puget Sound, Northwest, Denver, Omaha, St. Paul, and California. Names R H Crozier and L W Wakeley with Kansas City and St Joseph addresses and Howard Elliott as General Manager. Includes train numbers 15 21 23 16 42 56 and descriptions of cars and routes.
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