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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
4
In police court this morning Tom Collins was fined five shillings for keeping late hours and Ed Burton was fined five shillings for intoxication.
Rose Dixon, who traveled to St Louis weeks ago for an operation, remains critically ill.
The operation was thought successful but led to complications. Friends fear she cannot recover.
CAST OFF CLOTHING. Will buy all your old clothing and pay best prices. a S. ARENSON, 112 Ohio Street. F. F. Mulcahy sells the best flour warrants "S" and Vigoral brands.
A wild pitch by Westcott and a Dalrymple homer produced Guthrie two runs in the third game of the Sedalia series. Quiesser held the Shop Lifters to four hits as Guthrie won 2 0. Both clubs played solid defense with few standout errors.
Muscogee Missouri Valley league team base players quit and refused to play Fort Scott after third baseman and captain Melcoy was dismissed.
Market notes from Chicago and surrounding exchanges show wheat July at 85 86 cents, Sept 80 81, corn and oats quoted with multiple futures. Livestock prices: Chicago hogs 28 000 head, 5 cents lower. cattle steady. East St. Louis hogs 7 000, 5 cents lower. Estimated Friday hogs in Chicago at 20 000.
Women urged to try Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea described as the greatest beautifier. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents at W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Market rundown lists Prairie hay baled per ton eight dollars. Soft wheat flour per cwt two dollars thirty cents. Hard wheat flour per cwt two dollars sixty five cents. Graham flour per cwt two dollars seventy cents. Corn per bushel fifty five to sixty cents. Butter per pound two dollars fifty to two dollars twenty five cents. Potatoes per bushel fifty cents. Spring chickens per pound one cent. Ducks per feathered pound seventy four cents. Geese per pound likely higher.
Earned run Guthrie. Two base hits White Quiesser. Home run Dalrymple. Double play McDill Gregory Rohn. Stolen bases Cheek 2 McDill Rollins Davis. Westcott struck out 6 Quiesser 7. Bases on balls Westcott 3 Quiesser 6. Sacrifice hit Dalrymple. Wild pitch Westcott. Umpire Reagan. Left on bases Sedalia 7 Guthrie 4. Time 1 50.
At Topeka and Wichita sites teams faced mixed scores with lineups including Batteries Topeka Howey Hen ry Springfield Groom Seabauga and Umpire Werner. In Leavenworth Oklahoma City and Leavenworth competed with Batteries Oklahoma City Halla Seigle Forrester Armstrong and umpires Rellihan Woods.
Several small farms lie within four miles of the city inviting visitors to come in and see the operations. The note emphasizes local agriculture and available farm experiences for guests.
Property listing notes sale No. 1779 at 110 West Second Street Q. C. Includes office and residence contact details with phone numbers 215 for inquiries.
Robert Werner of Kansas City joins President Shively as an umpire. Regan and Owens remain the only regular umpires in the Western Association after the staff was shipped out of Kansas City on April 29. Lewinson is ill with typhoid fever and has returned home to St. Joseph. He is sick.
ScemMAMER offers smoked rimless glasses in response to bright sun. Customers are advised to have eye exams and be fitted with scientifically principled eyewear. Optical goods are advertised at notably low prices and warranted.
Work to enclose Fourth street for the Eagles Carnival is under way with Thomas Robb supervising a large carpentry crew. The project aims to ready the street for next week’s festivities.
The passage depicts Horatius defending a bridge against attacking foes. He downplays his valor saying it was nothing, then imagines guarding a baby, before striking down another foe in the perilous defense.
Joan Murphy and Jim Ford fished Wednesday on Muddy River reporting a good time but a scarcity of fish.
Notice highlights careful ironing of collars and dampened seams to prevent cracking. Promises prompt delivery of goods and dependable service from Longan's Steam Laundry.
The son of Mr and Mrs Walter Setties of 1611 South Ohio fell from a second story window while playing yesterday afternoon. He sustained a fractured right leg at the ankle and severe bruising. Dr W J Ferguson attended the lad, who is today doing as well as could be expected.
Laborers work at Forest Park today to ready the grounds for a formal opening next Sunday. The street railway company plans Sunday afternoon events at the park and weeknight dances at the hall.
Sedalia aeri2 of Eagles holds a meeting tonight with Will Glass Mike Quinn Will Cloney James Aken and L C Woods expected to be featured. After the event a social session will follow for members.
Consul Commander Thomas J. Robb of Sedalia camp No. 16 Woodmen of the World is invited to speak at Versailles on July Fourth under Versailles camp No. 412. Robb spoke here two years ago and is expected to accept. The Young firm promises continued progress and reputational support.
Late Wednesday Harry Wilson bought A. E. Leslie's interest in the East Sedalia grocery business and transferred it to Harry Hausam. Hausam, an experienced young operator, begins duties today under the firm name Wilson and Hausam with Wilson as partner.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Care enables complete digestion of all food and nutrient absorption to strengthen the body. It states the product cures indigestion dyspepsia belching sour stomach and a weak heart, sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Norma B Dexter widow of the late Charles S Dexter was today appointed guardian and curator of Ruta S Dexter a minor.
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