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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1902

Page

5

Georgetown Notices Include Death and Local Visits

The 2-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Will Erskin died Sunday and funeral was held at Mt Herriman church. Miss Lillie Sargent of St. Louis visits her parents here. H T Barrink went to Houstonia. Baptist services are set for Sunday with Rev C N White preaching. Miss Josephine Bell of Sedalia visits Miss Frances Hughes.

Georgetown Will Erskin Mt. Herriman Lillie Sargent St. Louis H. T. Barrink Houstonia The Baptist Church Josephine Bell Sedalia Frances Hughes

Card of Thanks from Mrs. Kate Thomas and Starkeys

The Sentinel is asked to extend thanks to railroad men and all others who aided and comforted the family in their recent bereavement the loss of husband and son in law P Thomas.

The Sentinel Kate Thomas C. O. Starkey P. Thomas

Local laborer files voluntary bankruptcy petition

William TD Hooker, a laborer in this city, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. He lists liabilities of $259.55 and assets as none.

William TD. Hooker

Local Dunksburg News Highlights Wheat Hauling and Elevator Plans

Farmers report heavy wheat hauling as of July 24. Sedalia's Louis Porter remains ill. E.R. Ander of Sedalia visited his parents. Miss Anna Colson returns home after visiting Milwood friends. Mr. and Mrs. Carmack hosted relatives. Willis Lemon of Blackburn visited. Misses Appleby of Sweet Springs called on Victoria Tyler. Charles Hall of Sweet Springs has leased and will operate the old Lupe elevator at Missouri Ave and Main St starting Monday, using pipes from the milling plant to drive machinery.

Claus Jung Dave Holtzen Cole Camp John Renken Kansas Er. H. Chapman St. Joe Protective Association W. M. Leonberger Springfield George Leonberger Adelia Gatliff W. J. Letts Centretown Louise Letts H. A. Boothe Missouri Pacific Yards Charlie Capital Brewery Jefferson Democrat Dunksburg Louis Porter S. DD. Porter E.R. Andler Sedalia Charles Andler Anna Colson Milwood Frinnds William Carmack James Carmack E.R. Ander Willis Lemon Blackburn Appleby Sweet Springs Victoria Tyler Charles Hall Aetna Life Insurance Missouri Avenue Main Street

Officers Elected at Missouri Press Meeting in Kansas City

The Missouri Press association chose officers including Howard Ellis as president and T C Wilson as first vice president. Lon Luther became third vice president while John M Losey and W L Thomas were elected recording and treasurer respectively. R M White of the Mexico Ledger named corresponding secretary amid talks of R M White and Lt Governor John A Lee for state offices.

R. M. White Mexico Ledger Sam B. Cook Missouri Press Association Whansas City Mr. White John A. Lee Howard Ellis New Florence T. C. Wilson The Tarkio Avalanche W. D. Thomas Fulton Sun Lon Luther Lamonte Record John M. Losey Palmyra Ree W. L. Thomas St. Louis

Unclear OCR listing prices for farm staples

Fragmentary price table shows items like potatoes corn meal sorghum poultry and chickens with garbled figures and units. Several lines are unreadable, but indicates per bushel per gallon and per pound pricing. No clear dates, places, or names present.

Money to Loan at Low Rates in Pettis County Realty

Money to loan 1000 and up at lowest rates and best terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell attorney and counsellor Seda lia National Bank Building.

Pettis County J. H. Bothwell Sedalia National Bank

Non payment of licenses heard by Judge Truxel

Judge Truxel this morning had before him Harris Cohen and Gus Lamy whose licenses were not paid. Cohen was fined $1 and costs and Lamy's case was continued.

Truxel Harris Cohen Gus Lamy Cohen Mr. Lamy

Finest Line Of Buggies In Sedalia

A display of buggies is shown by Queen City Implement Company located at 214 East Second Street Sedalia offering a full line of horse drawn vehicles for local buyers.

Sedalia Queen City Implement Company East Second Street

Increased facilities demanded by this year’s immense wheat crop

Sedalia Milling Company reports demand for expanded facilities driven by a bumper wheat harvest this year. The note highlights growing storage and milling capacity needs for shipments and local farmers.

AT LAST THEY MARRIED

Lt. T. B. Gray of Co. TH Twentieth U S Infantry in the Philippines marries Miss Ida Burke. The ceremony was performed at Rev. Frederick Pfeiffer’s study on West Fourth street. They begin housekeeping at 506 East Fifteenth street with Mrs Gray employed in Katy shops paint department.

T. B. Gray Co. TH Twentieth U. S. Infantry Philippines Ida Burke Sedalia S&s O'Clock Frederick Pfeiffer Gray Katy West Pettis Street Burke

Sedalia Jefferson Club Endorses St Joseph Platform

The Sedalia Jefferson Club met in the criminal court room and endorsed the St Joseph Democratic platform as true Democratic principles. It pledges its efforts to secure voter endorsement across Sedalia Pettis county and Missouri and plans membership cards for all in good standing.

Jefferson Club Sedalia Jefferson Club Criminal Court Room St. Joe St. Joseph Sedalia Pettis County Missouri

Robinson to Make Sedalia Home, Enter Business

J A Robinson, former landlord of the City hotel in Tipton and a prominent hotel man, arrived in Sedalia after a long Eastern sojourn and says he plans to reside and engage in business there. He will be gladly welcomed.

J. A. Robinson City Tipton Sedalia Mr. Robinson The Sentinel

Police Officer Quiets Camp Meeting Disruptions

Policeman Joe Johnson patrolled the Twentieth and Ohio street camp meeting last night to maintain order. Previous nights saw youths hurl grass tufts and stones through open windows.

Joe Johnson Twentieth and Ohio Streets

Fire destroys Hinton Gorrells barn in Prairie township

Prairie township authorities report Hinton Gorrells barn and contents destroyed by fire on Wednesday. The structure stored hay and grain. the total loss is estimated between STUCO and Ss.

Hinton Gorrell Prairie Township STUCO

Tipton Publisher J N Norris Sells Out in Sedalia

J N Norris and wife of Tipton were in Sedalia on Thursday as Norris, founder of the Tipton Mail, severed ties with the paper and will engage in other business ventures.

J. N. Norris Tipton Sedalia Mr. Norris Tipton Mail Will Agage

Fourteen Conversions Reported at Clifton City Church

Rev. O. L. Wood says Clifton City church saw four teen conversions and ten additions. Baptism is planned for Sunday with several attendees from this area.

O. L. Wood Clifton City

For Sale Items Nearly New Furniture Stages

For sale includes soft coal base burner, small wood cook stove and furniture for four rooms all nearly new located at 721 West Fourth Street.

West Fourth Street

Queen City Implement advertizes mowers and hay equipment

An advertisement for Queen City Implement at 214 East Second Street lists standard mowers rakes hay loaders and presses available for sale or rental.

Queen City Implement Company East Second Street

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