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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1902

Page

5

Personal notes from Sedalia area travelers and visitors

C E Andrews arrived from Boonville and James McCormack traveled to Cole Camp. The Rev A H Barnes from Jefferson City visited Sedalia. W L Brewington journeyed to Warrensburg on business. R W Griffith returned from Higginsville and R B McCubbin came back from Jefferson City. Mrs Chas Weyant left Thursday for unspecified plans.

Taylor C. E. Andrews Boonville James McCormack Cole Camp A. H. Barnes Jefferson City Sedalia W. L. Brewington Warrensburg R. W. Griffith Higginsville R.B. McCubbin Chas. Weyant

Sedalia Social Roundup of Local Residents and Movements

Local notices list Edna Nicholson’s brief visit, Alva Lee’s return from Boonville, Rev. J. J. Orrison’s Grand Pass trip, U.S. Marshal McKenna’s departure for Jefferson City, Frank Meyer heading to Manitou Springs, H. B. Scott called to Boonville, Frank Hear returning home, Lulu Elliott visiting relatives, Gus Bergfelder new bartender at Sport McAllister’s, Eva David’s El Dorado Springs trip, Irene O’Brien exhumation and burial moves, Will Katzer’s job change to Katy paint shop, Alice Cappelear’s San Francisco trip, Ben Jenkins and others on Osage fishing trip, Brockmyer to St. Louis for dry goods, Versailles telephone system plans.

U.S Thos. McKenna Jefferson City Frank B. Meyer Manitou Springs Col H. B. Scott Boonville Frank B. Hear Lulu Elliott Macon City David East Fourth Street Gus Bergfelder Secalian Sport McAllister’s Place Will Katzer Marshall-Howe Hardware Company Katy Alice Cappelear Canton San Francisco Sedalia Ben Jenkins Betsy Hile Warrensburg G. A. Peters A. L. Parks and Son Hughbert Kansas City Fairfield John Brockmyer St. Louis Brockmyer Versailles Telephone System

Officers Installed for Decree of Honor AOUW Event

The Decree of Honor A O U W installed new officers led by Grand Chief of Honor Mrs. Al maretta Morgan of Kansas City with assistance from Mrs. Lacey Spears of Longwood Miers Mil ton Bartle and Mrs. M Frame. A post ceremony dance and lunch followed. Officers listed include Past Chief of Honor Mrs Anna Phelan Chief of Honor Mrs V N Eisman Lady of Honor Miss Anna Prentice and others.

Almaretta Morgan Kansas City Lacey Spears Longwood Miers Milton Bartle M. Frame Anna Phelan V. N. Eisman Anna Prentice Mary Owens Lee Kisman Alice Castle T. C. Tolland L.S. Lackey Taylor M. Wilsen

Williams Awarded Dining Hall Contract at Fair Grounds

W H Williams carpenter wins bid to erect a 20 by 60 foot dining hall with a 20 by 28 foot kitchen at the fair grounds for the First Christian church ladies.

W. HE. Williams Ladies of the First Christian Church

Killing at post office steps ends with Rhodes Clay dead

Mexico Mo July 11 A street duel outside the post office left Rhodes Clay Democratic representative from Audrain county dead after being shot through the breast A Barnes, a young attorney from this city, was wounded in the right arm The men had prior trouble over a lawsuit Clay a Washington University law graduate and state legislator was nominated for re election.

Mexico Rhodes Clay Audrain County A. Barnes Clay Barnes Law Department Washington University St. Louis Episcopal Church

Target Practice Scores At Liberty Park Range

A Fourth of July practice at the range west of Liberty park drew a notable turnout of Ritles members who could not participate earlier. Weather was fine and scores out of 25 were satisfactory, led by Corporal J. B. David with 19 and several others scoring in the high teens to mid twenties amid a list of names and ranks.

Ritles Liberty Park Perpoant Ois

Doctors Cannaday and Hoffman Offer Relief by Removing Cause

Drs Cannaday and Hoffman claim to permanently relieve headaches indigestion constipation irregular and painful conditions in women nervous disorders muddy complexion wrinkled features poor sleep and hot or cold flashes by removing the underlying cause. They assert most troubles have a single cause and their method eliminates it.

Sedalia Daily Weather Report for July 10 1902

Sedalia Station record shows July 10 1902 with maximum 80 degrees minimum 63 degrees and mean 71.1 degrees. Prevailing wind from the northeast and partly cloudy conditions reported by J. W. T. Observers.

Sedalia Station J. W. T. Vol

Masonic Lodge Sets Special Meeting in Sedalia

Sedalia Lodge No 236 A F and A M calls a special communication this evening at 7 oclock for work in the Third degree. All Masons are invited to attend. E E Codding W M F A Sampson Secy.

Sedalia Lodge No A. F A. M E. E. Codding

Bell and Jackson Sentenced for Disturbing the Peace

Babe Bell and Ed Jackson were sentenced to three days in the county jail by Judge Truxel this morning on the charge of disturbing the peace.

Babe Bell Ed Jackson Truxel

Death of Fritz Thomas Near Portland Missouri

Mrs. C. H. Dickman received word of her brother Fritz Thomas death at 56, a pioneer resident of Portland. He had been in good health last week and resided about six miles from the city.

C. H. Dickman Fritz Thomas Portland

Unnamed man dies. funeral held. wife unable to attend

The cause of death could not be learned. The funeral was held today. Mrs. Dickman could not attend because she received the message too late to catch a train.

Dickman

Sedalia Ladies Enjoy Morning Socials And Prizes

Miss Mary Temple hosted the Chating Dish Club and Adagio club at East Seventh street in Sedalia for a complimentary morning. Blanche Barnes won a cut glass perfume bottle, Margaret Johns took the lone hand prize, Emma Miner earned the booby prize, and refreshments included ices and cakes.

Mary Temple East Seventh Street Blanche Barnes Effingham Margaret Johns Emma Miner Minnie Potter Bachelor Girls’ Club Mast Seventh George P. K. Jackson Mazaret Hallie St. Louis

Local social at Miss Jolly's honors visiting friends

Miss Ruby Jolly and Miss Elsie Reynolds host a gathering this evening at Miss Jolly's West Fifth Street home. The event honors visitors Miss Elizabeth Harrison of McKinney Texas and Miss Pansy Brusehner of Shawnee Oklahoma who are enjoying the local visit with friends.

Ruby Jolly Miss Elsie Reynolds Miss Jolly West Fifth Street Elizabeth Harrison McKinney Texas Pansy Dbrusehner Shawnee, OK

Adagio Club To Hear Miss Hueckins Next Week

Miss Cora Hueckins will entertain the Adagio club members next week at a complimentary event for Miss Blanche Barnes of Effingham Illinois. The gathering is in honor of Miss Mary Temp's one st.

Cora Hueckins Blanche Barnes Effingham, IL Mary Tem-p

Excursion Tickets and Cheap Rates Announced

Ticket office advertises nationwide and regional excursion fares. One fare plus $2 round trip for Lomeseekers between Oklahoma and Texas points. Eldorado Springs round trip $34.00 June 1 to September 30. St Paul Minneapolis trips $15.85 with multiple July dates and limited to October 31. Seasonal discounts to Colorado Utah Minnesota Michigan South Dakota during June to September with many conventions. Sunday sales from Boonville Sedalia Seda lia Clinton. Harvest excursion to Oklahoma and Indian Territory with June 24 and 27 July 1 4 11 15 sales. Per capita and group discounts apply.

Eldorado Springs St. Paul Minneapolis Minn Colorado Utah Minnesota Michigan South Dakota Kkaty Boonville Sedalia Clinton Oklahoma Indian Territory

Masonic F and A M hold special communication

Masonic lodge will meet this evening at 7 30 for work in the third degree. All Masons are invited to attend. F A Sampson, Sec’r.

For Sale Second-hand Remington Typewriter

For sale a second-hand Remington typewriter with stand in good repair. Contact Singer office at 109 Ohio Street for details.

Remington Singer Office Ohio Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Telephone Ohio St B. H. Johnson Dowell Tex Gro. W. Crockwell L. B. Price Mercanetile Co Hannibal Greces Mailsia Co Cianmn Ave Edna Nicholson Alva Lee J. J. Orrison Grand Pass Mentico Weather Report Masonic LY Society Ily Lomeseekers Kansas Cerritory Monarch Laundry Chas. van Antwerp Prop Osteopathic Physicians Office Hoffman Bldg Q. C Arlington Heights Q. C Andman Bros Fourth and Ohio Sts Sedalia, Mo Lee Lovinger Attorney AT Law Katie Gail's Redalia Springfield Vs Sedalia League Park Queen City Implement Company East Second Street
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