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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
6
Eight year old Pehl's Private Stock Aye ships four quarts per case at 3.00. Shipped to any address with return shipping at seller expense if not as represented. Targeted for medicinal and family use with wholesale in whiskeys and Anheuser-Busch beers. Wholesale House, 115 West Second St. Phone 95.
Advertises a sale at BIG SAW by HELFERT and RAIFFEISSEN offering iron beds and sewing machines in good condition at low prices. Also notes cabbage tomato plants and sweet potato slips for sale in any quantity by G. B. Goodrich at Corner Eighteenth and Marvin with telephone 176 old phone.
Big drop on hats with 1 1 2 off. A $3 hat now $2, a $4.50 hat $3, and more. Call early while the selection lasts at The Boston, 214 Ohio Street. Also note a silk umbrella with gold and pearl handle engraved KE M F missing near the Missouri Pacific depot. reward for return at this office.
The M K T railway announces a $2.50 round trip excursion to St Louis on June 15. Departures are at 12 45 a m and 2 45 a m with return valid through Sunday night June 16. Summer Garden is open and Brooklyn faces St Louis in baseball. Plan to go.
The Big Saw discounts new and second hand goods including iron beds gasoline stoves bedroom suits sewing machines and more at Helfert Raiffeisen 118 West Main Street. Webster Davis of Kansas City registered at Sicher hotel last evening en route to Fayette to deliver an address at the commencement exercises there.
Local notes report John Brill’s return home from Lincoln Mo. Several residents including Mr. and Mrs. Carlin and Miss Mary Eickhoff traveled to nearby towns. Church services and children’s day events at Christian and M E churches are noted along with a house move by Eugene Phifer and Charles Parks.
A country youth bought a horseshoe scarf-pin at a Crestnut street store yesterday. The salesman noted it was the first pin of that pattern sold in months and doubted the manufacturers still make it.
A group of youths enjoyed a hayride to Smithton on Tuesday night. Attendees included Gilbert Myers John Ballew Harry Smith Mark Daniels Ed Legler and Misses Kate Julius Elsie Amborn Emma Egdorff Ruby Niley and Dora ONeill.
W H Jenner of the Missouri state reform school at Boonville traveled through Sedalia on Tuesday evening while returning from Warrensburg. He reported ongoing improvements at the reform school including a six ton ice plant and a new bowling alley under construction.
Mrs Arthur Jones daughter of Mrs Susan A Jackson of Fifteenth and Harrison read a paper before the Arkansas Federation of women's clubs which has been widely reprinted in club papers.
The Second regiment N G M gave a drill at Liberty park last night followed by a smoker. Refreshments of ices and cakes were served and Captain Sam James acted as toastmaster.
Work began yesterday on the Forest park dancing pavilion remodeling. The project aims for complete, first class improvements including a new roof to ensure the pavilion is ready for any kind of weather.
Linton West, now in the dry goods business at Hutchison Kansas, visits home while recovering from a severe illness.
A reader story from Geo. E. Cary cites rapid relief and complete recovery after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a severe ankle sprain. The ad notes the product is sold by Mertz & Hale, J. L. Kautzman, and Otis W. Smith.
By order of the county court of Pettis county I am directed to proceed vigorously with the collection of all delinquent and back taxes now due and unpaid. This notice is fair warning to all parties who owe county taxes. Pay your taxes now and save further costs as we will enforce payment in all cases where the party is worth the taxes. No exceptions. No favorites. All treated alike. E. B. McClure as agent.
Mrs. C. C. Lawson will leave Friday for Newport Kentucky for a month long visit with relatives. Whedon of Winterset Iowa shares a carpenter care tale praising Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a bout with diarrhoea. He notes a single dose cured the worker who returned to his job. For sale by Mertz.
The Chicago Great Western railway schedules a biennial meeting in St Paul Minnesota from June 10 to 15 1901. A return trip to Chicago on June 18 costs ten dollars per pound. For further details contact a Great Western agent or J P Elmer.
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