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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
7
Center counters show a complete selection of waists with prices and sizes clearly marked. Good colored waists range from 50 cents to 1.25 dollars, white waists from 89 cents to 3.98 dollars, linen waists in sailor colors at 3.50 dollars, and fine grass linen waists at 1.50 dollars.
The shop reports strong summer sales of straight front short corsets in gauze or nett. Available in all sizes with prices ranging from 50 cents to 1 dollar per item.
A shop offers a wide range of parasols with prices from 50 cents to 5 dollars, showcasing diverse styles and colors for fashion and rain protection.
Frank Preston, owner of the Luella hotel and bar in Chillicothe, Mo, died from a skull wound after being stabbed with an umbrella by Richard Burke on May 15. A coroner's jury found Burke responsible for the fatal injury. The article also notes a morning program in Spicer, St. Louis, and related church activities the following day.
The Boston Cafe notes daily compliments on its ice cream, attributing praise to their method and the purity of the cream used.
In Galena Missouri a preliminary hearing was held in a grove for Mrs John Stallion her father James Crabtree and his two sons Frank and Charles Crabtree charged with killing Alice Stallion the defendants faced about 2000 spectators under a tree as officials planned to exhume the victim for possible evidence of criminal assault.
Frank Long, a prominent Sedalia musician and respected young man, departs Wednesday for Kansas City where he has a promising job prospect. He intends to continue his music, likely singing in a leading church choir, and many Sedalia friends wish him success in his new field.
Boston Cafe promotes ice cream soda as a rich and delicious treat with half price for children, drawing young patrons. The offer highlights a family friendly approach and nostalgic cafe dining.
Mrs Lena Lewis died Saturday afternoon at her home four miles west of town after a long illness. The funeral was held today. Miss Hitt's marriage has been short and five children.
A large group from Pilot Grove visited Sedalia on Sunday to watch the local ball game and visit friends. Notable locals included Francis Schild W A Case John W Maddox Dr George C Jones John H Crump and Henry Lowe. J H Ware of Prairie Home also joined the crowd. Ice cream and ices available at the Boston Cafe.
The Delineator aims to place the magazine among the top periodicals with an emphasis on three color printing in the June number's Pan American Exposition article.
A bakery promotes its complete ness model and urges customers to ask their grocer for its bread.
The two year old daughter of Sam Grushkin, owner of the Good Luck clothing store on Ohio Street, drank gasoline around 11 AM Sunday. She was rushed to Dow drug store where Dr Nasse treated her and she recovered quickly. T. L. Dickey, a traveling salesman, arrived on the Lexington branch train last night.
A detailed schedule lists talks and panels for a Christian Endeavor conference in Independence with sessions starting 9:35 am and continuing through 12:00 noon, featuring speakers from Kansas City St Louis Tarkio and Garden City. The Bible school begins Tuesday afternoon with devotional Bible study reports and committee vacancies.
Tuesday program lists Salute the Brethren Round Table Our Country Bible Schools and Growth sessions with speakers J H Bryan Harold Monser George Prewitt W N Binney T A Abbott G A Hoffmann J E Davis F L Cook and W F Richardson among others. Evening song service and address conclude the session followed by announcements.
If you have attended a party or reception recently you likely sampled our offerings. Boston Cafe supplies the good things for gatherings, delivering quality foods and beverages for events.
One day only Tuesday June 11 a fine quality chamois skin 24 by 27 inches offered at 50 cents. Worth 75 cents elsewhere. J L Kautzman 104 West Main coordinates this local sale.
Foley's Honey 2:4 Tar heals lungs and stops the cob. Go to the Arlington for ice cream soda. Strawberry ice cream. Extra fine. Candy Palace the place. Many favorites among our soda fountain drinks. Wheelon is easily the leader. Boston Cafe.
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