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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
7
Farmers, stockmen, lawyers and merchants praise Lamy shirts while a public debate unfolds over endorsements. A promotion offers a $10 prize to the first shopper who can identify the man with the ten dollar bill at the store Saturday between 11 and 12.
Worn and soiled items offered at discounts with prices like 85 cents per dozen for miscellaneous goods. Some pieces described as solid sterling silver and envelopes, including Morocco leather and pleated satin. Parasol discounts and 25 percent off, with a note about a dollar grade for select items.
Granite Lodge No 272 A F and A M will hold a special communication Thursday at 7 30 pm for Third degree work and Friday night for First degree work Master Masons are invited J C Parmerlee W M S M Hodges Secretary Orange Sherbert Dow Drug Co
Daily rural notes from Pauline Missouri dated June 26 report family visits including Elmer Thompson and C H Vannatta, travel by J C Huckabay and G S Hanes, hog shipment by C B Chryst, a house fire without insurance, grain threshing by Wm Purchase, preaching at Walnut Branch, dry conditions since April with potential half crop if rain comes, and local farming and hay stacking activity. Names include Vannatta, Hanes, Huckabay, Chryst, Barnes, Roach, Ginder.
Millard De Jarnette left for Nebraska feeling discouraged due to the drought. Adam Bales departed Wednesday to join a threshing machine team. John Whitsell purchased hogs on Wednesday in this locality.
Mrs. John Cunningham entertained many friends Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6 at her South Grand avenue home. The gathering was given in compliment to her sister Mrs. Jennie Casey of Terre Haute Indiana. Refreshments were served.
Latour and Sherer advertise cabinet photographs priced at three dollars per dozen. The notice highlights selections of portraits offered by the photography studio.
The Stanley Coal Co offers Deepwater Vitrified Brick praised as the best smoothest cheapest sidewalk brick. It resists water absorption unlike other vitrified bricks. Available at 525 East Second Street with telephone access 26 and advertised with summer fuel sales.
The note records a directive to deliver information at Farris. It indicates a request for contact or message delivery to the Farris location. No further context or names are provided.
Negotiations are pending to lease the Jay Gould hotel at Main and Lamine for a wholesale grocery. A Sedalia group led by John L. Hall, formerly with Hall & Beiler, intends to establish the new venture after his return to Sedalia.
Mint phosphate and celerybery touted as refreshing drinks at the Candy Palace with a price of five cents each.
Bottled at the distillery, Pehl's Private Stock Aye eight years old, four quarts per case at $3.00. Shipped to any address. return if not as represented, we pay all costs. Also Jersey cows for sale near State fair grounds at Eighteenth and Warren, Charles Martin.
Bargain tables feature Irish Dimities dotted Swisses and lawn fabrics with yard prices from 8 3 10c. Palermo foulard lawns sold by yard or cut to suit, plus machine made Torchon laces and taf feta ribbon remnants. Ladies garments and accessories including linen skirts and silk dress skirts offered at clearance prices.
Horace Muephard of Harrisonville posts a frank marriage ad after a Warrensburg invitation. He seeks a practical partner able to type, press work, wood split, cooking, water carrying, with a fair understanding and offers a print shop, a dog, a safety razor and a dress suit as assets.
Fireworks sale announced with two packs of firecrackers offered at five cents each at Candy Palace.
The Coming Men of America held a meeting last night and elected Ash McNeil president John Letts vice president Paul Roger Spicer secretary Charles Dif fendaffer treasurer Charles Doherty director Leonard Wharton speaker Albert Owens sentinel Clarke Mc Clure picket. Refreshments followed and a social session was held.
Wilson Alsbaugh of Lamonte was seen in the city today on undisclosed business. Local officials did not release further details about the purpose or nature of his visit.
Harry Corson Clarke plans to make New York City his home after being presented a decorative match box by his company on the last night of the season. He travels to join Mrs. Clarke aboard the Pan-American.
Over 60 pages of the state fair catalogue have been printed and will be out next week. Limeade from pure fruit by Dow Drug Co.
The Augustan club plans a dance at Forest Park on Friday night. Residents are invited to attend the social event hosted by the local club in the park setting.
Second story of a new frame house available for rent near Broadway school at 1105 Kentucky Street. Includes bathroom water supply and three large closets.
Laboring men without local unions will hold a meeting at the city hall Friday night. The gathering was called by P. S. Jamerson.
Help wanted two dining room girls positions at White House Restaurant located at 106 108 Osage Street. Employment details indicate a local job opening.
If you have a piano or are interested in music send your name and address to Wm M Annis 1123 Broadway New York and he will send four pieces of new music absolutely free.
Citizens gather at Farris to get refreshed and discuss upcoming community plans and activities. The informal meet up focuses on local updates and social connection among attendees.
Veterinary Surgeon W. uw. JONES promotes a general transfer business offering coal and wood hauling garbage hauling and moving services. Ardac may be left for him by calling telephone number 369.
Classified brief seeking a girl for general household duties. Apply S. M. Walker at East Seventh Street northwest corner of Lafayette for details and employment.
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