Weather outlook warmer for Sunday in extreme southwest
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures tonight and a warmer day Sunday especially in the extreme southwest portions.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1899
Page
4
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures tonight and a warmer day Sunday especially in the extreme southwest portions.
Train jumps the track with minor damage and no injuries. Traffic tied up on multiple roads due to delays and cleanup. Emergency crews respond. service affected across surrounding routes.
A Katy flyer jumped the track in St Louis at 5 this morning in the yards. The train was crowded but no injuries. Several cars were thrown across adjacent tracks and damaged, causing traffic delays. Local officials were notified by the Sentinel and expect the damage to be minor.
News from Warrenton Missouri reports two children of Jack Hausam missing from the German orphan asylum. Efforts to trace them have failed. Hausam previously lived in Sedalia and after his wife’s death his son and daughter were placed in the asylum for care. It is believed they ran away but their whereabouts are unknown.
J M O Bannon the Lamonte postmaster was yesterday found guilty of felonious assault on Harper Hall. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and will appeal. The verdict places an official in the post office department in bad standing and risks his job.
Capt. E W Stevens former mayor of Sedalia visited Boonville yesterday to handle stock business. His reputation as a horseman and Democrat is noted as statewide. Local notices mention a 9 o'clock lunch at Market Exchange hosted by Jule Schmid of Servant-Harker Drug Co.
John Marcus becomes sole owner of the Cass County Democrat. Salisbury and Columbia dismiss workers after factory shutdowns. Report notes a Wellsville death of a woman believed aged 115. Columbia claims four commencements, more than any town of its size.
The Second Regiment Band assists Rev. J. H. Albert with the music sermon. Knights of Maccabees Crescent Tent No 4 march from Second and Ohio to First Congregational Church via Ohio Broadway Osage. At the church the program includes prayers, selections, medley of religious airs, a memorial sermon, and doxology with choir and band.
Smoke Peter Kuhlen's Extra Havana, Misses Edith and Blanche Faul haber will leave tomorrow for a Visit of two weeks with friends and relatives at Atchison Kas. Lee Jones left for Sedalia today, where he goes in the interest of the Modern Brotherhood of America. He will be gone two weeks and intends to organize a lodge there before he returns.
Evening events feature a fine programme with music and recitations by the young folks and special choir music.
Paint brushes and floor paints from Ott's with telephone order and fast delivery. Servant-Harker Drug Co. provides delivery and availability.
Jule Schmid of Prop Gas Lamps presents mantles and globes at Alamo Cigar Store 122 West Third Street during a free lunch at nine o clock. In police court Wade Wilfong’s fast driving case was continued to next Saturday morning.
In tours over ten years Prof Houton reports many have used Green's August Flower for dyspepsia liver and stomach ailments and constipation. He says it helps tourists and workers with headaches from irregular habits and sour stomach. Sample bottle offered at A S McGowan Otis W Smith. Sold by dealers worldwide. Missouri Pacific shops closed today workers spent day fishing on Flat Creek and Muddy. Ice cream soda 5e Fleischmann's Pharmacy.
The Forrest Park management highlights a successful opening with large crowds and praises Manager Crawford for selecting a strong company. The Second Regiment band will perform four evenings next week and hold a sacred concert tomorrow at 6 oclock led by Prof. Harten bach, followed by a theatre show.
An old advertisement promotes Grain as a healthful grain based drink not a medicine. It claims it is invigorating appetizing and rich brown in color while tasting similar to fine coffee. It targets children and families and urges readers to ask grocers for Grain.
Readable ad notes soda and lemonade and candies at the Alamo sign of the White Indian. Chideen’s hair cutting offered for ages twelve and under at the Alamo barber shop.
Society notes cover Edna Crenshaw hosting a June 15 reception at 700 West Sixth Street honoring the Misses Stephens Hudson Chilton Whitlow and Edwards of Boonville. Reports of club events, outings on Cole Camp creek, and visits by Miss Stella Patterson to Texas cities.
Sale parlor heating store bargain address Sentinel office. For sale old papers at Sentinel Office 10 cents per 100. Wanted first class barber Saturday apply 111 Ohio Street. Wants exchange 80 acre farm 15 acre or 500 acres pasture 88 acre for dwelling cash difference. Ep Blake. Wanted man and wife janitor without children preferred inquire 5 W cor Main Ohio. For sale or trade very cheap five room house west part town apply 613 South Ohio. Wanted two dining room girls Kaisers restaurant 116 East Second Street apply at once. Furnished rooms and board Mrs M Summers 210 E 6th.
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