Weather: generally fair and warm through Wednesday
The forecast for Tuesday night and Wednesday calls for generally fair skies with continued warm temperatures.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1901
Page
8
The forecast for Tuesday night and Wednesday calls for generally fair skies with continued warm temperatures.
Obituary memorial for Oliver Elmore who died May 29 at 8 that morning at age 30 in Lookout Missouri. He was the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Elmore, joined the Christian church at Gilead, and was buried in Miller cemetery after a large funeral with friends from Longwood Beaman and Sedalia camps in attendance.
A concise note from a Boston cafe highlights a bakery as a model of complete quality and grocery integration for their bread products.
Classified notice offers a fine upright Wilbur piano for sale or trade at 621 South Ohio Street. Also advertises Boston Cafe ice cream sodas at 10c with half fare for children.
Prof. C. A. Young of Chicago who holds UVA's Bible chair conducted the afternoon Bible study, described as one of the convention's best features.
Claude E Hill state superintendent of the C E work stood among prominent attendees and served as chaplain for the last Missouri house of representatives in a notable public service role.
Rev. H. A. Northcott of Kirksville must go home today to officiate at a funeral. Also promoting Boston Cafe products seen at recent party or reception events.
Mrs E P Harned visited Sedalia and Warrensburg this week. Miss Louise Harriman visited Sedalia for two weeks. Roy Amick near Vermont broke his arm. Mrs Adam Fischer of Sedalia returned home. J A Allison lost a pocketbook with over 25 dollars. A barn owned by J F Vick burned last Wednesday evening, loss about 2500 dollars, fire origin unknown. Hon C C Bell shipped a car of strawberries to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. In old fiddlers contest Gilbert Hill won oldest fiddler prize. John
One day sale of fine quality chamois skins size 24 by 27 inches offered at 50 cents each, a 75 cent value elsewhere. Sold by J. L. Kautzman.
Visit the East with scenic and historic expositions including the Pan American. Stop on tourist tickets along the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line. The Lake Shore Tours outlines popular trips with rates. New direct line to the resort opens for Chau tauquans with full Book of Trains passenger information.
Notice to taxpayers directed by the county court of Pettis County to vigorously collect all delinquent taxes. Warns debtors to pay now to avoid further costs and enforcement, stating no exceptions or favorites. E B McClure.
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