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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1899
Page
5
E K Stone of the American Express Co freed nine carrier pigeons from the roof of the American Express building at 7 45 Saturday morning. The birds owned by Wm Bernsford of Knightstown Ind were expected to reach Knightstown that afternoon after flying northeastward.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kelly of Nevada greet friends in Warrensburg hostelry circle. Col John Stone and Will Agee visit in Warrensburg. Mrs. Cundiff and daughter Hazel return from Newland. Misses Wilson to Boonville St Louis and Marshall. Pearl Baird guest of honor at Moberly party. Weller family return from Kansas City. Ten cent tea June 22 at Miss Blair home First Congregational church. Irene Barnett returns from University commencement in Columbia. Louise Salmon visits from Clinton. Gorrell hosts annual Pettis county dinner near Hughesville with Sedalian guests. Whist party compliments Miss Boyd. Lulu Evans visiting Sedalia. rose party hosted by Widdicombe sisters. Emma Davis visits Sedalia and Sedalia hosts L. Lackey hosts afternoon ladies party with Hisey decorations. Roy Stevens birthday party with gifts and games. Alma Gass musicale at Gass home for Miss Ethyl Fults with summer flowers. Miss Darke sisters to visit Sedalia and Clarksburg. Dee Gillett returns from Sedalia with Hackett cousins. S. E. Spencer and family visit Sedalia. Benton's Ned praised for health and good job. Mrs. Long hosts eighth wedding anniversary supper for Prudential guests.
The Hon. John Cashman improves his office in the Katie building with three rooms. Paper hangers are decorating, new furniture is being added, aiming to create one of the city’s most attractive suites.
Jacob Scheerer of Tipton, longtime Lamonte resident, owns extensive coal deposits including a fifty foot cannel vein and a thirty two foot bituminous seam near Vermont and Tipton. He seeks capital to build an electric line to Tipton or Vermont, offering mining interests to early supporters.
Brigadier Toft, division commander of Illinois and Missouri, arrives tomorrow to take charge of Salvation Army meetings in the city. He is described as a musician of notable ability and a great help to the work. Staff Captain Glassy, who was to arrive yesterday, telegraphed that he was bitten by a dog and cannot come.
Jim Neeley's ball team lost 1 to 0 to the Rough Riders who in turn fell 8 to 1 to the Spike Eaters. Spike Eaters' battery Doble and Slagle. Rough Riders batteries Gold and Neeley. Reds beat Blues 45 to 41 with Reds battery Becker and Sitton and Blues Fowler and McGowan.
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