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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1901
Page
5
Rumors spread that blind Iire has acquired a new hand organ with an expected ten year life. Firemen may be discharged after their mischief prevented the Leroy house fire this morning. Forest Park alleys received ten pin balls and polishing upgrades. The infant child of William Tilxbury and wife, who died shortly after birth, was laid to rest this afternoon.
Mrs J R Stewart living eight miles northeast of Sedalia fell yesterday afternoon and suffered severe injuries. Her condition is reported critical and recovery doubtful. The report notes a new drink in a new package Cream Soda Crawford's Crowns.
East bound trains show arrival times from 10:03 a.m. to 4:10 p.m. No. 122 local freight at 7:50 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. No. 72 and 74 service arrivals listed. West bound No. 73 departs 6:00 a.m. and No. 71 departs 2:55 p.m. Through runs Nos 3 and 4 bypass Franklin Junction. Sedalia Warsaw through services with Sedalia events 8:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. North bound times include 12:45 p.m. 4:00 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Promotes summer trips to the East featuring scenery and history with the Pan-American Exposition. Highlights tourist tickets on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway and published guides like Lake Shore Tours and Book of Trains. Addresses provided for catalogs and travel planning.
Various notices record visits by Kansas City and Lamonte residents, shopping at Carl A Guenther's and Ott's Pharmacy. Mentions include Ott's soda water, summer goods, lace curtains, hosiery and bedspreads, with multiple travelers to Kansas City and other towns, plus brief hotel and travel notes.
If you call at 119 East 2nd Street, the offer promises to save money time and trouble by showing how.
Dr. A K Owens who has run a drug store on East Third street is packing his stock of medicines to move to Texas.
Reported case stirs local attention as parties are said to have compromised matters. Rumors circulate about the alleged scandal while the community follows the unfolding drama.
M. W. Hyatt and Sophronia May Steelman of Beaman. George Potter Letts and Laura Reese Brown of Sedalia.
The Katy announces through sleeper service from St. Louis to City of Mexico and on to Mexico Arizona and California points on the flyer. A Pullman conductor will supervise the trip. Nos 3 and 4 now run through sleepers between St. Louis and Waco. Homeseekers' tickets offered first and third Tuesday May and June to Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas with a one fare plus two dollars round trip.
Fire engulfed the Leroy House in Sedalia at 4 30 this morning leaving a scorched frame. The unoccupied building once moved from Farmers City in 1869 70 housed a jury in a famous war crime case and hosted General Shelby. Admission was 10 cents with a souvenir for visitors. Four days only.
The Rev. Fannon of St. Louis is expected to become pastor in this city soon and telephoned from Mexico Missouri that he was called to Warrensburg to officiate at a wedding. He may visit here during the Bible School convention next week. He recently helped dedicate a new Iowa church clearing 2200 dollars of debt and raised 4200 dollars. The Sedalia church is eager to obtain him. The Glass Blowers will entertain for four days with ships birds baskets and pipes.
United States Senator Fairbanks of Indianapolis will arrive tomorrow morning on the fast mail to visit his aunt Mrs. Clark Ritchie at 122 East Seventh Street. He continues to Kansas. Fairbanks, a millionaire, has been endorsed by Indiana for the 1904 Republican presidential nomination.
A local display shop provides visitors a complimentary keepsake at the Glass Blower's venue. The offer highlights a small memento to remember the visit and invites patrons to explore more exhibits and demonstrations.
Annual commencement exercises for Sedalia High School to be held tonight at Wood’s Opera House. The program has been printed previously in these columns. Admission will be by ticket.
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