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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
8
Granite Lodge No. 272 A F and A M will hold regular communion and meeting tonight at non. Master Masons invited. Badges for St. John's day celebration Monday June 24 available at the hall or from the Tyler in the ante-room for those unable to attend. Applies to members of both lodges.
The library board has awarded the lighting contract for the new Carnegie library to the Sedalia Water and Light company. The firm will send a crew to install 320 sixteen candle power lamps, and when electrified the building is expected to present a particularly beautiful exterior.
Capt. C. E. Leonard of Cooper county and his son Nelson Leonard join F. E. Kelley of Kansas City N. H. Gentry of Sedalia and Fred Cowley of Columbus Kansas to tour Col. George E. Casey’s Shawnee Mound herd in Henry county. Casey is noted as a cattle buyer and breeder.
J H Bethune, a river route contractor, reported in Sedalia that two men are dead and another likely to die after a powder explosion. The blast occurred when a worker tried to open a powder can with a crowbar igniting a spark.
A pair of rimless glasses with gold ear straps was lost Thursday evening at McGurrens restaurant. Finder should return them to this office for a reward.
The Primary and Junior Sunday School Teachers' union will meet to discuss upcoming classes and plans for the parish program. Members are invited to attend adjustments to schedules and materials for the next month.
Morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the College of Music hall a discussion on Palestine will be held. The Sabbath lesson will be taught by Mrs G A Wyard.
Baron De Gregory Grum Bum also known as B F Gregory was brought into court and found unable to procure counsel. The court appointed Francisco Clark Smith Stanley and Judge W S Shirk of Sedalia to defend him. All will serve.
An old advertisement promises a permanent cure for constipation using Cascarets Candy Cathartic but admits it fails to cure and that druggists refuse to refund money.
Pineapples plums cherries apricots peaches grapefruit and Lowney's Bon Bons are listed under Candy Palace offerings in a brief advertisement.
Card notes household furnishings for sale at 1205 South Osage Street. Inquiries invited about part or all items available.
A prominent Main Street business house changed hands yesterday through the Donnahue Combs real estate agency. Names and particulars will be released within ten days or once the deal closes.
George Kroencke of Mora announced in town that his threshing machine will be in operation west of Sedalia next Thursday.
Fred True was fined five dollars this morning in police court for intoxication. He paid the penalty and was released.
The Boston at 214 Ohio St continues selling white goods and embroideries. A well at the State fair grounds near the custodian’s cottage struck water at 206 feet.
If you have attended a recent party or reception you have likely used our products from Boston Cafe. We supply the good things for gatherings and special occasions.
Washington June 21 formal announcement plans for establishing civil government in the Philippine Islands on July 4. Taft to be named governor if no unforeseen complications arise.
A large two ounce package of Red Cross Ball Blue is priced at six cents, touted as the best in the world. The brief ad emphasizes value and top quality for household laundry needs.
Trains carry our bread to numerous towns with bakeries that favor our loaves. We supply them, Boston Cafe reports, highlighting demand for their baked goods.
The funeral services for Miss Laura Gearhart who died in the Nevada asylum were held this afternoon at the family home three miles west of Sedalia. Interment followed in Sedalia city cemetery.
An evening gathering is set at the First Christian church for official members of all churches to attend a meeting at o'clock.
Sedalia's Beulah Harris, a noted soprano and artist, performed on the program for a solo at the State Music Teachers convention in Columbia yesterday.
The county court on Thursday approved building the Overstreet bridge over Last Creek contingent on residents completing the approaches. A court meeting next Wednesday will hear their response and address Judge Kinsey's case.
Boston Cafe touts ice cream purity and craft in a brief promotion. Compliments flow daily on the taste and quality as customers compare notes on the product.
The Candy Palace offers extra fine strawberry ice cream noted as a specialty. shoppers can enjoy a rich fruit flavor, with a focus on quality ice cream and dessert options.
Mrs. William Ash of 1403 East Twelfth street suffered severe burns Thursday morning when her apron caught on a pan of hot lard and spilled its contents on her while she was preparing breakfast.
James Snow Will Cormany Ernest Van Wagner and John McLaughlin fished Thursday on Flat creek reporting a good catch and a productive day.
Help wanted ad seeks a first class white cook at once with no others considered. Applications to Central hotel formerly Riley hotel.
Numerous patrons favor soda fountain drinks with Wheelon topping the list at Boston Café as the leading choice among popular beverages.
An ad from the Boston Cafe promotes good grade candy as better for the complexion while warning that cheap candy is bad. The notice emphasizes quality products and urges customers to choose the premium option.
Captain Sneed remains in a critical state at his residence north of town while Mrs. George G Vest attends to him and family. Medical status and prognosis remain uncertain as neighbors monitor the situation.
The sister who was at his bedside spent today with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Deweese and left this afternoon for Sweet Springs.
The Boston Cafe supplies refreshments for entertainments not only to Sedalians but also to residents of neighboring towns, ensuring convenient access for community events.
Jersey cows offered for sale by Charles Martin at Eighteenth and Warren streets near the State fair grounds. Apply in person.
Found two keys of same pattern on a keyring. Owner may reclaim by contacting this office and paying for this notice.
A Montana horse sale is announced at Missouri Pacific Stock Yards for Saturday June 22 at 2 PM. The notice invites bidders and horse enthusiasts to attend the event at the stock yards location.
An advertisement proclaims candy from a Boston Cafe factory is pure and superior to cheaper options. It warns cheap candy dissolves slowly and urges customers to buy the good sort.
Miss Nora Roberts of Cooper Street was overcome by heat at the opera house Thursday night and carried home in a carriage. The incident notes the dangers of heat in public venues and the quick care she received.
Boston Cafe offers ice cream and ices in any flavor and any quantity. Patrons may mix flavors or choose standard scoops as desired.
A local bakery showcases a model bakery department with a complete assortment of ice cream soda and bread products. Consumers are urged to ask their grocer for the bread from Boston Cafe.
City and county officials express thanks to Joe Roe for the use of baseball equipment. They will attend the ball game tomorrow in a body.
Misses Helen and Eva O'Brien will entertain visiting young ladies a week from tonight with complimentary refreshments and sociable games for their guests.
For sale a racing bicycle in good as new condition. Best make. Apply at 105 West Third Street.
A brief note records a stop in Arlington for an ice cream soda scene. The fragment highlights a moment in a travel or social setting with Arlington as the destination. No additional names or dates are provided in the text.
Boston Cafe serves a selection of ice creams and frozen treats with a focus on creamy textures and diverse flavors. The venue emphasizes comfort food and dessert options in a casual setting.
New sectional book cases suitable for few or many books are available with periodic additions as needed. Approval follows inspection to prevent regret and encourage prompt purchase at slight expense.
An old newspaper advertisement markets Sphermagetus Con carne Stew served nightly at Mellor's 112 Osage St. It touts Spring 94 Early Times whiskey at 10 cents, Ginseng Liqueur at 10 cents, Abilena Waters at 10 cents, Moerschel Sedalia Beer as the largest glass in town for 5 cents, and cigars at 35 dollars per thousand sold for 5 cents.
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