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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
5
Library tables and chairs offered with sectional book cases adaptable for few or many volumes. Additions can be made over time as needed at small cost. Approval follows inspection to prevent regret by buying now.
The notice advertises nightly stew Sphermagetus Con carne and Spring 94 Early Times whiskey at 10 cents, Ginseng Liqueur also 10 cents, Abilena Waters 10 cents, Moerschel Sedalia Beer as the largest glass in town, and cigars at 5 cents with bulk pricing at 35 per thousand.
Carl A. Guenther's promotes summer goods with low prices on towels bedspreads neckwear and underwear while Marshall Howe Hardware features reliable stoves refrigerators and lawn mowers. Ott's Pharmacy advertises sodas ice cream and fountains as Judge Shirk notes a St Louis trip.
A third annual Sunday school festival in Sedalia featured a grand parade along Broadway and Ohio with banners prizes for best appearance and attendance. First Baptist and Fifth Street M E led in appearance while First Baptist, Fifth Street M E, and Central Presbyterian topped attendance. Crowds enjoyed a basket dinner at Liberty park after the parade, which judged by B W Zimmerman William Courtney and Miss Floy Jackson.
Results of yesterday's National league games are listed including Emerson pianos at John N. Taylor's. An election notice posts Arlington Pharmacy stockholders annual meeting to elect officers June 29 1901 at 2 30 p m in Sedalia Missouri. Lewis M Martin sues County Judge Senior and others for 2000 actual and 8000 exemplary damages over an ejectment claim near Lamonte.
After a basket dinner at Liberty Park the afternoon program began with a chorus song service led by Rev. F. L. Cook. Honors were announced with banners for best attendance and best appearance going to the First Baptist Sunday School, presented by Louis Hoffman and John Montgomery respectively.
Horse sale announced at Missouri Pacific Stock Yards in Montana on Saturday June 22 at 2 o clock pm. Local buyers and ranchers alerted to the event with a focus on horses offered for bidding and potential auction conditions.
Ice cream soda described as rich and delicious. Boston cafe entices children with half fare pricing offering 10 cent treats.
Part or entire furnishings offered for sale. Inquiries welcomed at the address 1205 South Osage Street for details on items available.
John N. Taylor offers piano bargains this month at 507 Ohio Street. Local shoppers are invited to inspect discounted instruments and compare models on display.
Mayor S. K. Crawford was stricken with paralysis Wednesday morning and is dangerously ill at his East Seventh residence. Dr. E. C. Evans reports full left side paralysis, worse than yesterday, with restrictions on visitors to the sick room.
Sedalia camp No. 16 W. O. W. appoints a committee to work with the Business Men's club on July Fourth parade participation. Eldred N. Harrison and Ed B. Lyons join the order and take side degrees. Afterward attendees go to Arlington pharmacy for ice cream. Boston Cafe serves cakes pies and refreshments.
Boston Cafe offers ice cream and ices in any flavor and any quantity. patrons may mix flavors freely and enjoy quick service in a casual setting.
Carnegie agrees to fund Seattle public library rebuilding with 200000 dollars after fire. Seattle's 1900 population and white reader base cited, with projections for growth and maintenance. Wm Anderson of Longwood reports wheat cutting progress by local farmers.
Misses Corda Hughes and Ursula Terry of Lamonte returned home Wednesday after attending the teachers' institute in town.
Col. John S. Elliott and wife of Boonville were in the city Wednesday when notified of the Boonville cyclone that wrecked the bank building owned by Colonel Elliott.
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