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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
4
The funeral of Sol Kingsbaker who died after a months long illness was held this afternoon at five at the family residence 314 West Fourth Street with Rabbi Harry Mayer in charge. Relatives and friends attended and numerous floral tributes adorned the casket. The burial followed at the Jewish cemetery. Best grade hair brushes at Dunkin's.
Blackburn pitched superbly for the Shop Lifters but Sedalia defeated Oklahoma City 7 to 2. Sedalia’s defense turned two double plays, Whites fielding stood out, and Page started for Sedalia. Attendance was 300 with Umpire Reagan officiating.
Relatives of Charlie Grinstead and Katie Cook report they eloped from Sedalia last Friday and have not heard from them. A report they went to Colorado circulated but could not be confirmed. Grinstead reportedly sold his horse and buggy to fund the wedding and has since bought back the buggy and harness from Dr. Herrick. Dunkin's drug store remains open all night.
At Guthrie RHE Guthrie 92 Leavenworth 62, Batteries Quiesser and Brown with Ashley and Armstrong. Umpire Werner. At Springfield RHE Springfield 71 Wichita 61, Batteries Springfield Ellis and Byrne with Wichita Gehring and OLeary. Umpires Goom and Cravens.
J B Mockbee formerly of Hughesville purchases the grocery store and feed business of P F Wilson on Monday, expanding his entrepreneurial holdings in the region and signaling a shift in local commerce.
William Way, sentenced last Friday to two years in state prison for arson, was Monday taken to Jefferson City by Deputy Sheriff James C. Conner and delivered to Warden Hall to begin serving the term.
A Baltimore and Ohio train traveling about forty miles an hour struck a trolley car on a crossing in South Chicago this morning and carried it a block. Motor man Moline and fireman Jacobson were fatally injured, with several others sustaining minor injuries.
Muscogee June 13. Charles Watts mayor of Wagoner indicted for embezzling about 40 dollars from a Fort Smith firm through failure to turn in collections pleaded not guilty today and was released on a 500 dollar bond.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway sells round trip tickets Chicago to Asbury Park for 23.35 with return by July 10 and optional extension to August 31 by ticket deposit and 50 cent payment. Travel via New York City with stopover privileges and the route of the Twentieth Century Limited.
Ex Manager Leist reports gold uniforms unavailable and white with blue trim to be used for home games only. New passes will replace old baseball passes and the free list will be reduced. Topeka and Joplin teams rested yesterday as Bob Talbot of St. Louis indicated he would visit Sedalia after Sunday notes.
New York, June 13. Mark Twain will not revisit Reno despite an invitation to attend the Fourth of July celebration. He cites his white hair and recalls his Rocky Mountain days, sending a regretful letter listing memorable figures and craving a youth renewed through words and reminiscences. The letter recalls early 1860s travels and friendships in Carson City and lists many notable names from his past.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is touted to penetrate pores and heal many skin ailments including boils burns eczema tetter ring worm and all skin diseases. It is advertised as a specific for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles. The original salve is made by E C DeWitt & Co and sold by W E Bard Drug Co P H Meyers sells Vigoral and S flour.
For sale eighty acres of meadow hay. Contact W. C. Chapell at 1010 W Seventh. June 15.
Representative bankers from major state cities gathered in Fairmount to open the West Virginia Bankers Association convention. President C. B. Hart of Wheeling presided as officers presented annual reports and committee findings. An early adjournment allowed visitors to attend a commemorative entertainment, with business slated to resume and conclude the next day.
F. F. Mulcahy advertises the sale of Flourwarrants S and Vigoral flour brands, promoting quality and availability to customers.
A train leaves at 8 10 a m for a church group outing. Adults pay 60 cents and children under 12 pay 25 cents.
An advertorial promotes smoked rimless glasses and sunglasses with eye examinations and scientifically fitted frames. It promises satisfactory service, fashionable eyewear, and guaranteed prices.
A brief feature notes Big S Flour as a trusted baking staple, highlighting its consistency and wide availability for home bakers and professional kitchens alike.
A June sale highlights handbags and purses with prices starting at $1.50. The promotion targets shoppers seeking affordable accessories. The event features a range of bag styles and color options.
The Arling ton fountain at 508 Ohio Street serves over 250 summer beverages. It weighs 6000 pounds and cost 3000 in building. The grand display promises a mammoth thirst quencher for guests.
A short antique notice promotes Patrick Fitzpatrick of Comum Camdem Co Mo as a concrete worker offering best work by experienced staff. All work guaranteed by bond if required.
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