Harmony Baptist Convention Plans Georgetown Meeting 1901
The Harmony Baptist association outlines a three day program for a Sunday school convention and board meeting in Georgetown from June 28 to 30, 1901. The schedule lists devotional sessions, teacher preparation, revival spirit topics, prayer meetings, sermons by Rev. T R White and Dr J B Fuller, and missions collection with participation from pastors deacons and superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Baptist Association
Georgetown
Louis Hoffman
Charles Hoffman
L. A. Watford
J. O. Gray
J. H. Farley
R. K. Thompson
J. L. Ford
J. M. Cannon
Jasper Dewitt
W. F. Wisdom
C. N. White
S. N. Mohler
W. H. Rogers
David Roberts
C. A. Buchanan
Solomon Spurgin
R. P. Harris
T. R. White
Association
J. B. Fuller
Thomas Potter
Lewis Hayworth
James Bryson
N. H. Rogers
Oliver Stanley
Zebb Thomas
O. L. Wood
Children day observances mark Sunday at two churches
Children's day was observed Sunday evening at the Fifth Street M. E. church and Trinity English Lutheran church. Excellent programs were rendered at both places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street M. E
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Sedalia church officers hold regular monthly meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the officers and ministers of the Sedalia churches will be held Friday night at the First Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
First Christian Church
Reverend O L Wood Profile from Bethel Church Pastor
The Sentinel highlights Rev. O L Wood a Pettis county native and Bethel church pastor near Lamonte. He recently graduated this month from William Jewell College. He is noted as a Pettis County boy with ties to the community.
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O. L. Wood
The
Sentinel
Fisher Printing Company
Pettis County
Bethel Church
Lamonte
Wood
William Jewell College
Death of Robert Scott Pioneer of Pettis County
Robert Scott of Finch Pettis County longtime resident and pioneer died of general debility at 7 a m Sunday He would have turned 70 on the 23rd of last month He leaves two daughters Mrs Milo Bobbitt at home and Mrs R J Bruton of Houstonia and a son Albert who lives south of the home place Funeral was held at 10 a m today from the house with burial at Roberts Cemetery
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Robert Scott
Finch
P. O
Pettis County
Milo Bobbitt
R. J. Bruton
Houstonia
Albert
Roberts
Delightful Pueblo Family Trip to Pan American Expo
Mr. Sam Moch a leading dry goods merchant of Pueblo Colorado and his wife head east arriving Thursday for a one day visit to sister Mrs Albert Kahn. They travel with Mrs Kahn and Master Lawrence to Cincinnati to visit parents then by Jake to Chicago to Buffalo for the Pan American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Moch
Pueblo
Colo
Albert Kahn
Retail Grocers to Convene in Springfield July 16 17
The state association will hold its convention in Springfield on July 16 and 17. W J Letts, city president, cannot attend due to convention being on pay days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Grocers’ Association
Springfield
W. J. Letts
New Enrollments Reported at Pettis County Institute
New enrollments announced for the Pettis County Teachers Institute include Minnie Shaffer from Sedalia and Emma Set. The short list reflects ongoing efforts to expand local teacher training and professional development opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis County
Teachers’ Institute
Minnie Shaffer
Sedalia
Emma Set
Memorial Day Observance Planned by Queen City Division
At a meeting of Queen City division No. 60 O R C a committee led by W E Miller S Fletcher and O E Parsons was appointed to arrange Memorial Day observances. Services will be held Sunday June 23 in their hall on East Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Division No. 60
Messrs
W. E. Miller
S. Fletcher
O. E. Parsons
East Fifth
Superintendent Hardy Very Ill In Sedalia
Superintendent D Hardy of the Missouri Pacific is reported very ill at his home on West Broadway. He fell ill during an inspection tour of the L and S with other officials Friday and was brought to Sedalia Saturday morning. The Parsons Sun notes a Clayton incident where a rock shattered a Katy passenger coach window and struck Miss Libbie Chettie, daughter of brake man Chettie, who will press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
D. Hardy
Missouri Pacific
West Broadway
Sedalia
Katy
Clayton
Libbie Chettie
Miss Chettle
Chettle
Parsons
Laborer and crew list from Smithville and nearby towns
M Hatfield is an engine watchman in Smithville. Joe Ingersoll works as extra gang in Chetocah. Joseph Ray and Will Monroe are crusher laborers in Chickie Chockie. Charles Clinton serves as section laborer in Greenville. P L Putnam is a brakeman in Hillsboro.
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Joe Ingersoll
Extra Gang
Chetocah
Joseph Ray
Crusher
Chickie Chockie
Trains and workers linked by weekend visits and moves
Supt Inge of the S W and S W Kansas City Northwestern plus Missouri Pacific offices men chart weekend trips to Warsaw and visits in St Louis Chicago Kansas City and Otterville Engines 783 284 repaired at Missouri Pacific shops Pat Clifford Robert Beasmore and others lay off crews Engage in lay offs of engineer John Linnaberry and relief John Pace Ferguson Dr F L Sutton takes fever spell J Dorsey Walter Thompson Clarence Davis and Henry Thompson travel from Houstonia A L Shortridge visits Tipton E H Calef and Frank Kunkler arrive from St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Inge
Kansas City Northwestern
W. H. Highleyman
Missouri Pacific
Warsaw
George Berthouex
E. G. Cassidy
St. Louis
Alpha Bigley
Joplin
Chicago
Misses Rose
Frances Wallace
John Linnaberry
John Pace
Paul Smith
Otterville
J. J. Reilley
F. L. Sutton
J. Dorsey
Walter Thompson
Clarence Davis
Henry Thompson
Houstonia
A. L. Shortridge
Tipton
E. H. Calef
Frank Kunkler
Sunday at Thatcher's Ford Party Relaxed by Flat Creek
A small group of youths chaperoned by Miss Rosalia Franklin spent Sunday at Thatcher's Ford on Flat Creek. They enjoyed boat riding and amusements, with attendees including Misses Franklin Dunn Slagle Monroe Martin Guisenhower and Messrs Rhyan Hurd Robb Miller Gusenhonen Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher's Ford
Rosalia Franklin
Thatcher’s Ford
Flat Creek
Misses Franklin
Dunn
Slagle
Monroe
Martin
Guisenhower
Messrs
Rhyan
Hurd
Robb
Miller
Gusenhonen
Meredith and Goodknight Wed in Sedalia Church
Fred Meredith formerly of Sedalia now in Kansas City and Nettie M Goodknight were married Sunday night at Fifth Street M E church by Rev F R Hill. The couple left for Kansas City after the ceremony. Meredith is a cousin of A L Dickman of Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith-Goodknight
Fred Meredith
Sedalia
Kansas City
Nettie M. Goodknight
F. R. Hill
Fifth Street M. E
Meredith
A. L. Dickman
John Letts Hurt While Handling Trolley Rope
John Letts an extra conductor on the Sedalia Electric Railway sustained severe hand burns Sunday afternoon when a trolley rope slipped through his hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Letts
Sedalia Electric Railway
Picnic for the pastors planned by Ministers’ Alliance
Rev. A. A. Boyd of Central Presbyterian read a paper on The Patron Saint of Ireland at today’s session. Ministers decide to take their families on a picnic to Brown Springs on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Boyd
Central Presbyterian Church
Ireland
Ministers’Alliance
Brown Springs
Do g Sold for 500 Dollars in Sedalia Auction
A fine two year old Lewellyn setter named Doc Hick sold for 500 dollars to John W. Considine of Seattle. The dog, owned by Dr. E F Yancey, has won multiple derby prizes and is expected to fetch higher sums later. Considine plans to train Doc Hick with Charles Askins of Marion Illinois this fall for major events.
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Doc Hick
Dr. E. F. Yancey
John W. Considine
Seattle, Wash
Doce Hick
Seattle
Wash
E. F. Yancey
Doe Hick
Lewelyn
Count Rodstone
Nona H. Rodstone
C. B. Rodes
Clyde Patterson
Nona H
E. R. Hickerson
Moberly
June Festival parade and events schedule announced
The June Festival committee met at Fifth Street M. E. church South. Parade leaves Broadway and Ohio at 9 30 a m Tuesday and ends at Fourth and Kentucky. Festivities resume at Liberty park with a large stand north of Park Hotel for the chorus directed by Rev F L Cook. A ball game between city and county officials starts at 3 p.m.
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Fifth Street M. E
Broadway
Ohio
Fourth
Kentucky
Liberty Park
Park Hotel
F. L. Cook
Can't Convict Kennedy Jury Fails to Agree
The New York jury in Dr. Samuel J. Kennedy murder case failed to agree on a verdict and was discharged. This was the third trial with two prior outcomes, and the combined cost to New York County is estimated at over 75000 dollars.
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New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Dollie Reynolds
Doctor Kennedy
Ira Latour Hosts Tally-Ho Party For Visiting Ladies
Ira Latour will entertain some visiting young ladies with a tally-ho party one evening next week. The event promises light refreshments and a cheerful social gathering in the home of Mr Latour.
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Ira Latour
Memorial Day Observed by K. O. T. M. Lodges
The K O T M Memorial Day observance took place Sunday afternoon with services held at the city cemetery honoring departed members and veterans.
Death of Bunt Long at City Hospital
Bunt Long a 19 year old colored resident died this morning at City Hospital from consumption. The funeral is planned for this afternoon.
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Bunt Long
Variety of ladies waist styles with embroidery features
At one dollar to three fifty, the advertisement lists four white lawn styles with tuck and embroidery, tan linen crash trimmed with buttons, lace edged collars, pink blue and white lawn sailor collars, and many white and colored waists with open work embroidery and reveres. At least twenty distinct styles offered.
J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co Woodmen Excursion
Sedalia to Jefferson City round trip bus excursion leaves Sedalia at 8 a m and returns from Jefferson City at 10 p m. Round trip price 1.25 dollars with bus transfer both ways. Promotes scenic views and offers option to take different route returning. Contact J W McClain P T A Sedalia Mo for group plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Katy Tickets and Through Sleeper Services Announcement
The Katy announces through sleepers from St. Louis to City of Mexico and other destinations via the Katy flyer with a Pullman conductor on board. Nos. 3 and 4 now run through sleepers between St. Louis and Waco while Homeseekers tickets operate on the first and third Tuesdays to Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas points. Special excursions include Pan-American and harvest laborer rates with round trips offered May through August and select Sundays between Sedalia and Estill.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Katy
Mexico
Arizona
California
City of Mexico
Pullman
Waco
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Sedalia
Ladue
Estill
Spectacular Rail Adventure Through Colorado and Rockies
Offers include a seven day sale from July 6 to 13 with return good until August 31. The fast Kansas City to Pueblo train links with the D R G scenic line through Royal Gorge Tennessee Pass Eagle Canyon and other famed canons. Passengers may also start in Colorado Springs for the Colorado Midland route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
California
Kansas City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Colorado Midland
Travel sale to wheat country across Texas Oklahoma and beyond
The notice advertises a bi monthly rail sale from June 9 to 20 to Kansas Oklahoma and Indian territories. It offers three persons on one ticket at third fare each and two persons at half fare each with liberal stopovers and a three week return limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Oklahoma
West
North
Northwest
Big Wheat
Kansas
Indian Territories
Pan-American Exposition Round Trip Fares Listed
Round trips to Buffalo offered with ten day option at 24.90 dollars and 15 day option at 31.85 dollars. A longer pass remains valid until October 31 at 38.30 dollars.
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St. Paul
Mexico
Buffalo
M W A Log Rolling Special Train From Sedalia
Special train leaves Sedalia at 8 30 a m Wednesday June 19 for a big time at the Jefferson City event hosted by M W A Log Rolling committee. Tickets? available locally.
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Sedalia
Foley’s Kidney Cure advertised for urinary health
An advertisement touts Foley’s Kidney Cure as a remedy to restore kidney and bladder health. It also promotes a dress cutting system training for both ladies and gentlemen, with an address at 212 West Fourth Street.
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West Fourth Street
Great Western Railway Low Rates To Eastern Points
Low rates are in effect to Buffalo Boston New York and other eastern points via the Chicago Great Western railway. For full particulars inquire of any Great Western agent or J. P. Elmer general passenger agent Chicago.
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Buffalo
Boston
New York
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Barnes
Fifth Street
M. E. Church
South
M. Hatfield
Smithville
Will Monroe
Laborer
Chickie
Chockie
Charles Clinton
Greenville
P. L. Putnam
Brakeman
Hillsboro
London
Jack’’ Cooper
John Cox
Pat Clifford
Robert Beasmore
Sedalia, Mo
Hail’s
Festival
Kennedy
J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co
Central Missouri
J. W. McClain, P
T. A
Beaumont
Great Oil Fields
Denison
Missouri
J. W. M’clain, P
San Francisco
Foley
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