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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1901
Page
5
The notice advertises modular library furniture including tables and chairs with sectional book cases that can hold varying numbers of books. Additions can be made over time at a small cost and approval follows inspection to prevent later regret by buying now.
A promotional notice from Lake Shore Tours describes scenic and historic trips to the East with Pan American Exposition access via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail. It touts tourist tickets, outline maps, and travel details in a Book of Trains. Contacts: B. P. Humphrey Kansas City and F. M. Byron Chicago.
Bargains in rates to Buffalo Boston New York and other eastern points via the Chicago Great Western railway. Inquiries available from any Great Western agent or J P Elmer general passenger agent Chicago.
Through trains from Kansas City and St. Joseph to the Pacific Northwest and Denver, plus No. 16 St Louis Fast Night Express and No. 42 morning train east. Also California excursions and a noon Omaha line with dining cars. Contact J H Crozier, L W Wakeley, and Howard Elliott in Kansas City and St. Joseph for rates and information.
Pretty Japanese fans 1c 5c 10c to 50c. THE BOSTON 214 Ohio Street. FOR RENT Second story of new frame house bath room and water three large closets near Broadway school apply 1105 Kentucky street. Household goods for sale Part or all of entire furnishings Inquire 1205 South Osage street.
Personal engineer J. J. Reilley attended the funeral of Hughie McGinley from Otterville and others from Spring Fork joined the service. The page also lists numerous local ads for Marshall Howe Hardware, Ott’s soda and pharmacy, Carl A. Guenther’s goods, and various small notices about residents, travel, and sales.
Francis Gilker at the Katy shops is laid off due to an injured foot. Judge W. H. Shirk plans remodeling his West Seventh residence. Myra Davis claims to have been robbed of four dollars during a Columbia excursion last Sunday.
R. E. Bealett and Miss Flora W Sterling of Hughesville were issued a marriage license this morning. Miss Zillah Hedger, visiting relatives and friends here, returned to her Hughesville home today.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will provide a complimentary supper for husbands and families at Forest Park this evening, offering a warm communal meal and social time.
Stock is being handled day and night in Hughesville Missouri as Mr Hicks of Cherry & Foster Kansas City buys heavily. He paid about 15000 for 235 head from D W McClure and will ship 108 head from J W McClure tomorrow. Elgin Durley J L McClure and others sell cattle hogs and ships to Chicago St. Louis and Kansas City.
The H. L. Lawrence fraud case charged with obtaining money by forged check was given to a jury at 10 45 am. By 3 15 pm no verdict. Lawrence defended himself and attacked Prosecutor Cashman, with the public expecting a lengthy sentence.
Charles Powell formerly of Hughesville was badly hurt when thrown from a horse in a harvest field near Jet Oklahoma. One arm was broken and he Sustained internal injuries. Relatives in Hughesville and here were notified today.
Brakeman Miller of the Missouri Pacific was badly hurt at ChaMois last night when No 26 entered a siding. He fell from a car end, had one foot run over, and suffered a severely injured back plus internal injuries. He was taken to St. Louis hospital on No 38 for care after boarding in Sedalia at Mrs Beal on East Third Street.
Dr. Thomas reports two threshing machines operating in Otterville this afternoon as farmers fear wheat loss by fire. Multiple fires along the railroad have occurred recently due to extreme dryness and the need for rapid threshing.
Missouri Pacific sent a gang to start train shed work at the State fair grounds yesterday. With materials ready, they learned the grade had changed and must wait for new plans. They stored the material and departed for Boonville.
An advert touts Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a universal blood purifier. It claims 10 000 free treatments and cures for ulcers eczema skin sores rheumatism and more with free advice until cured. Gists $1 order from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga. Ice Cream Soda at Arling Town noted.
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