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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
8
A stranger calling himself Reverend Hugh Calvin Smith, claiming to represent the Order of Railway Conductors, solicits funds for a home at Decherd Tennessee and is denounced as an imposter by the grand lodge of Railway Conductors.
E D Leay and other railroad workers from Franklin Junction Sedalia and Parsons are noted with position changes. L E Holland resigns as Pacific Express driver, replaced by T J Robb. P F Sullivan resumes run after vacation. Roy Calkins resigns machinist post. Katy No 2 arrives late due to a southern division mishap. M K T runs No 5 in two sections for homeseekers. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertises the cough syrup with red clover blossom and honey bee branding. sold by W E Bard Drug Co.
Miss Eva Redding returns to St Louis after a pleasant stay here. Mrs Ruth Haley and daughter Lucile of Fayetteville Ark arrive for summer with Mr and Mrs R G Leaming. Miss Nellie Chaney visits her uncle Constable Jack Chaney. Charles Easton and Hon John Heard return from Kansas City on business. Miss Faith E Smith librarian returns from Aurora Ill. Mrs Henry Antleiter to Avon Ill for month with friends. Mrs J C Ayling to Fort Scott Kan for death of nephew Crosby Penniman. Miss Helen G Kelly nurse returns from Moline Ill. Emma and Stella Boschert return to Bunceton from West Third St. Mrs Willi Farris visits Dresden. Ruby Jolly and Florence Shultz visit Gilliam Mo. Mrs Samuel Davis heads to Sedalia for extended visits.
The meeting at the First M E Church drew overflow crowds as Carter Helm Jones of Louisville Kentucky prepared to speak on Faithfulness to Doctrine. Over 400 delegates shared lunch at church parlors before the evening program.
Market notes from June 71 by the Logan Com noting hog and cattle quotes across Chicago Kansas City Omaha and East St Louis. Prices show hogs down five cents with light and mixed lots around five to five thirty-two dollars, cattle mostly up to ten cents, and a special coffee sale advertised at twenty cents per pound.
Wiley Boulli, a young officer, rode a bicycle on Ohio street and collided with a buggy. He was thrown to the pavement and injured on the left side, then rode home and went to bed. The collision was accidental and the injury not considered serious.
J H Scott faced police court on intoxication and paid a $5 fine to Magistrate Truxel. Robert Hopkins was arraigned for stealing Lizzie Jennings's watch and fined $25.
Readable prices show Prairie hay at 8.00 per ton. wheat around .95 per bushel. chops at 1.10 to 1.25 per cwt. flour costs 2.65 to 3.25 per cwt. Also listed are corn 0.55 to 0.69 per bushel, butter about 0.22, lard 0.60 per pound, potatoes 0.50 per bushel, corn meal 0.60, sorghum 0.45 per gallon. Poultry lines include hens, spring chickens, geese, and ducks by weight.
In the first game of a double header at Springfield Sedalia trails 1-0 after four innings as Olmsted of Springfield and Curtis of Sedalia pitch well for the Shop Lifters.
House listing seeks buyer for a well built cottage located between Fourth and Tenth Streets with Hancock and Engineer avenues nearby. Owners encourage quick offers and prompt responses for a fast sale.
Becker states Mrs. H promised not to marry him. The New York Sun reports a breach of contract claim arising from a marriage promise.
An Arlington Pharmacy advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to restore kidney health, implying overall well being through a stated cure.
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