Wedding Note in Society Circles for May Rector and S Divers
The June wedding of Miss May Rector and Mr. S Divers is planned for next Thursday at 8 30 PM at the bride’s parents corner Pettis and Stewart streets Sedalia Missouri Rev E B Surface to officiate in the presence of about thirty relatives and intimate friends Miss Rector is the daughter of John E Rector a former county collector Mr Divers is known in Sedalia Pettis County and is linked with the M K T Bailey engineers office The Sentinel offers its best wishes and congratulates the couple in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Miss May Rector
S. Divers
Pettis and
Stewart Streets
E. B. Surface
John E. Rector
Divers
Sedalia
Pettis County
Stanley
Bailey
The
Farewell Party for Otto Botz at Pioneer Hall
A farewell reception last evening at Pioneer hall honored Otto Botz who leaves today on the fast mail west for several months. Dancing, music by Harry Tedford at the piano, and refreshments followed. Attendees included Misses Ruby Riley Myrtle Leece Alma Drechsler Frances Schrankler Carrie Wilson Lillian Carl Minnie Carl Tibb ie Polaneck Elenore Loeffler and Mrs William Paul plus Messrs Peter Schrankler Ed Carl Gus Rotler Walter Stevens Charles Botz Mike Seethaler Antonio Natsch William Michaels John Iimberger Charles Pleger Frank Loeffler Jr Harry Noftsker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Hall
Otto Botz
West
Harry Tedford
Misses Ruby Riley
Myrtle Leece
Alma Drechsler
Frances Schrankler
Carrie Wilson
Lillian Carl
Minnie Carl
Tibbie Polaneck
Elenore Loeffler
William Paul
Peter Schrankler
Ed Carl
Gus Rotler
Walter Stevens
Charles Botz
Mike Seethaler
Antonio Natsch
William Michaels
John Iimberger
Charles Pleger
Frank Loeffler, Jr
Harry Noftsker
Adagio club meets at Mrs Will Shirk home on Broadway
Mrs Will Shirk hosted the Adagio club at her West Broadway residence this morning. Cards provided amusement with Nellie Fletcher winning the first prize a silver hair receiver, Lynne Hutchinson taking second a bow of ribbon, and Joe McDougall earning the booby prize. Ice cream and cake refreshments were served and Miss Florence Scott will entertain next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Shirk
West Broadway
Nellie Fletcher
Lynne Hutchinson
Joe McDougall
Florence Scott
Ladies Host West Seventh Street Tea for Sennes Kin
Mrs J W Menefee Jr entertained a group of lady friends at her West Seventh street home on Wednesday afternoon in compliment to her sister Miss Alice Monroe Sennes of Mississippi. Miss Lynne Hutchinson and Mrs Harvey Macingin competed for a prize, a cut glass perfume bottle, which went to Mrs MacGugin. Ices and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Menefee, Jr
West Seventh Street
Alice Monroe Sennes
Mississippi
Lynne Hutchinson
Harvey Macingin
MacGugin
Mrs Conner Hosts Social for Father Pendergast Farewell
Miss Clara Maroney Miss Mayme Maroney and Mary Ellen Collins visited Lamonte on Wednesday to be guests of the Misses Conners. They attended a social at Dan Conner's home held in honor of Father Pendergast who will embark on an extended tour.
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Clara
Mayme Maroney
Mary Ellen Collins
Lamonte
Miss Jimmie Orrison Attends Cook-Matheny Nuptials
Former Sedalia resident Miss Jimmie Orrison now of Grand Pass Mo visits the city to attend the Cook Matheny nuptials on the 17th instant.
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Jimmie Orrison
Sedalia
Grand Pass
Phi Lambda Epsilon Conclave Attendees Named
Fred Hughes George Barnett Will Tyler and Will Ilgenfritz attend the Phi Lambda Epsilon conclave in Kansas City confirming participation by four students or members from the chapter or college group.
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Fred Hughes
George Barnett
Will Tyler
Will Ilgenfritz
Phi Lambda Epsilon
Kansas City
Nettie Lamm Hosts Our Social Club Session Saturday
Miss Nettie Lamm invites members to a social club gathering at her South Osage Street home on Saturday for an entertainments.
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Nettie Lamm
South
Osage Street
Mrs A V Small Trades Home for Kansas City Property
Mrs. A V Small traded her home on South Kentucky Street plus 1000 to W O Hornung of Kansas City for a business property and residence in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Small
South Kentucky Street
W. O. Hornung
Kansas City
For Sale Cheap Bay Horse 15 Hands Gentle
Bay bay horse fifteen hands advertised as gentle in all aspects. Inquire at Broadway crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Crossing
Missouri Pacific Rail Schedule Change Effective May 25
New timetable effective Sunday May 25 announced for Missouri Pacific Railway going east. Station stops and departure times updated. Passengers advised to check local timetables for specific route details and revised connections.
Local Freight No 102 Service Starts From Ward Office
Local freight No 102 begins its run from the ward office while freight No 7 does not carry baggage. The note records routing and baggage exclusion for the two services.
Sample Free Ice Cream Offer from Rembaugh
Doubt Rembaugh's ice cream? come around and get a free sample in any quantity. Guaranteed pure and clean. Bell phone 88.
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Rembaugh
Bell
Burlington's New Fast Denver Train Ad
The Nebraska Colorado Express departs Kansas City at 9:85 p m and arrives Denver at 3:15 p m next day, three hours quicker. It offers a five hour Denver layover for business or visiting before continuing west in chair cars sleepers and dining cars. The Burlington also runs a morning Denver Express at 10:40 a m and through California excursions from Kansas City each Wednesday and Thursday via Scenic Colorado.
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Kansas City
Denver
West
Colorado
France
Paris
Burlington
California
Burlington Northern Pacific Express Ad Promises Lowest Fare
An old rail promotional snippet invites travelers to describe trips to the Northwest for quotes and free printed matter. It lists R. H. Crozier, T. P. A., 823 Main Street Kansas City. L. W. Wakely, General Passenger Agent St. Louis. Howard Elliott, General Manager St. Louis.
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Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Northwest Country
R. H. Crozier
Main Street
Kansas City
L. W. Wakely
St. Louis
Howard Elliott
Vreeland’s Logic on Morning Shaving
H H Vreeland, the New York street car magnate, explained he avoids shaving each morning to dodge potential failure. He quips that failing at daily shaving would be worse than simply skipping it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Vreeland
New York
Mr. Vreeland
Real estate sales ad points to E. T. Thomson
An advertisement notes cash as the best equivalent for property and directs readers to contact E. T. Thomson for selling real estate, with details located elsewhere in the issue.
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E. T. Thomson
Jail melee as officers foil attack on witness
Constable James A Robb faced an early morning disturbance at the county jail while escorting Alice Perry to bond for witness protection in the Ed Davis case. Lulu Vaughn attacked Perry, a bar of iron and a slingshot were found, and Robb was struck during the scuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Robb
Mr. Robb
Alice Perry
Ed Davis
Ed Maupin
Perry
Lulu Vaughn
Vaughn
Robb
Have We Any Rights Sedalia Voices on Railroad Fairness
The Clinton Democrat argues Sedalia residents grant the Missouri Pacific railroad many favors, buying every “gold brick” offered. It calls for stronger laws to compel fair and honest treatment of communities by railroads.
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Clinton Democrat
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Arites
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Labor League Elects Officers in Queen City Chapter
Tuesday afternoon election results declare Vice president Mrs. Ben Behrens and Secretary Mrs. Ed Binder for Local No 60 Women s International Labor League. Mrs Wm Bronaugh resigns as secretary and treasurer due to removal from the city. Eight applications received. An ice cream social planned soon.
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Labor League
Queen City
Women’s International Labor League
Ben Beh
Ed Binder
Wm. Bronaugh
League
Hatton Boy Told to Expect Amputation After Accident
Casper Hatton son of Mr and Mrs R I Hatton of this city sustained a hand injury at an orange press in Highlands California. A message received yesterday indicates he will lose his entire hand rather than a finger as first believed.
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Casper Hatton
R. I. Hatton
Highlands
Cal
Hatton
Waller Wins Kansas Land Suit In Supreme Court
W. F. Waller today received a telegram announcing the decision in a land suit pending in the Kansas Supreme Court involving 5800 dollars. Judge Humphrey, formerly of Sedalia, looked after Waller's interests in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Waller
Supreme Court of Kansas
Waller
Humphrey
Sedalia
John Chase to Speak on Socialism at Court House
Hon John Chase former mayor of Haverhill Mass will speak at the court house at 8 oclock this evening on Socialism. Everybody is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John (. Chase
Haverhill
Mass
Court House
Suspect British Mule Camp Closes as Peace Declared
The note hints that a British mule camp near Lathrop may have shut its doors coinciding with the end of the war in South Africa, suggesting a curious link between the location and the global event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop
South Africa
Chanute’s Bid Attracts Homeseekers With Free Gas Deal
Chanute offers attract homeseekers with town lots at 200 dollars and five years of free gas lighting and fuel, aiming to draw settlers to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Pettis County Farm Loans At 5 Percent Interest
Money to loan from J H Bothwell attorney at Sedalia National Bank on Pettis county realty. Loans start at $1,060 with lowest rates and longest terms and partial payment privileges offered by the lender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County
J. H. Bothwell
Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy with Showers Tonight
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with occasional showers and thunderstorms. Highs and lows not specified. Local area remains unsettled as humidity remains elevated.
Hotel Clerk Exposes Brown Family Reunion Prank
A hotel clerk recalls a traveler who bet on Browns vs Smiths on the register. The forecasted surge in Brown names proves real as a reunion hits the hotel. The traveler tries to swap cigars for each Brown registered and ends with a telegram saying Donebrown.
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London
Smith
Counties Renowned for Twins in the United Kingdom
Lancashire leads the United Kingdom in twin births with 668 per year over the last five years. Liverpool accounts for 110, Manchester 79, Salford 31, Bolton 23, and Blackburn and Preston 18 each. London Tit-Bits.
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Lancashire
United Kingdom
London
Yorkshire
Liverpool
Manchester
Salford
Bolton
Blackburn
Preston
Reward Offered for Extermination of Northern Matagonia Dogs
In Northern Matagonia a reward is offered for killing the wild dogs overrunning the region. Their ancestors were two tame collies taken by a Scotsman from his homeland. They retain instinct with sheep but now kill them, prompting farmers to always expect a sudden dash of the aggressive herd.
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Matagonia
Salvation Army couple receive license to wed
A. McCrory and Alma Settles, Seda lia Salvation Army members, were licensed to marry today. They are under age and both fathers, also Army members, consented to Recorder Looney. The wedding is planned to take place at the barracks on East Main Street tonight.
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A. McCrory
Alma Settles
Sedalia
The
Salvation Army
Army
Recorder Looney
East Main Street
Mason To Notice Sedalia R A M Meeting
Sedalia Chapter No 18 Royal Arch Masons will meet in regular convocation this Thursday evening June 12 1902 at 8 oclock Visiting companions are fraternally invited to attend By order of Attest C H Zoll H P J H Mara Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
C. H. Zoll
H. P. J. H. Mara
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Forest Park Theatre
Forest Park Stock Co
Zoe
Missouri Pacific Railway
Lexington
Vreeland
Hierce
Rens
Lawsett
Sedalia National Bank
Nainsock
Ourosia
Sorosis Shoes
Anadarko, O. T
J.D. Hain Dry Goons Co
Sedalia, Mo
Simrs
Sorosis
Jd, Hail Dry Goods CO
Ott
Oscar E. Ott
Missouri Pharmaceutical Association
Warrensburg
Pey’s
Fourteenth and
Washington
Department of Mercy
Wisker
Rippey
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