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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
5
The repertoire company visiting Sedalia tonight offers a three act comedy The Sultan's Daughter with intermission for the pictures. Sol Smith Russell's play A Poor Relation will be staged Saturday evening with Frank J. Kennan as Noah Vale under Manager Berger.
Miss Margarette Jones of Sedalia visits Marshall as guest of her brother Sam Jones and wife.
Advertisement notes Dr. D L La Verne grip tablets ease la grippe and colds without headache common from quinine sulphate. Priced at 25 cents and sold by Fleischmann's Pharmacy. Walter Dalby, son of Judge J N Dalby, is ill from vaccination effects.
Miss Ethyl Perdue will visit Green Ridge with Mr and Mrs John Perdue. Strayed sorrel horse with white forehead and rope around neck. information to H D Boullt. Bertha Bauer Emma Keck and Mrs Monahan Collier travel to Chicago for spring stock. Mushrooms wholesaling at 40 cents per pound. stock on hand at Chas Koeppen.
The Ladies' Musical club rehearsed under Mrs. Steele and plans a March 15 concert by Corinne Moore Lawson of Cincinnati. Lawson will sing nineteen songs from English and German masters to modern works and accompany herself. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Yost celebrated their fortieth anniversary. A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Gilman precedes their move to Kansas.
Miss Lonie Cummings, a student at Prof. Robbins' college, was summoned by telegram to the Indian Territory for business last week. She owns extensive mining interests there that could yield a future bonanza.
Misses Nora Smith and Pearle Triplett host a Friday evening social for the B Y P U at 923 West Third, the home of Mrs. William Harris. A fine program will be rendered and the public is invited.
The Nehemgar club meets in Supt. Buchannan's office Thursday night while Miss Martha M. Letts reads a Browning drama. Prof Stephen Pirkey hosts music pupils next week with a Pirkey studio recital to follow. The Ladies Aid at Fifth street M E church hosts a turkey supper at Ed Love's home on East Sixth Street netting over 60 dollars. Miss Stoxie Temple wins a fine picture prize at Sans Gene club gathering yesterday afternoon. Beta Sigma Omnicon hosted by Miss Gertrude Maltby at her East Fifth street home this afternoon.
Mrs Emma Horton of Green Ridge was shopping in this city Monday. Whipple offers 25c per ton discount on all soft coal for spot cash. Phone 43 2.
Will Bryant of Bryant Tewmey Dry Goods returns from New York after three weeks abroad. He bought out all his stock and orders will begin arriving next week. He visited Philadelphia on the way home and stayed with Rev J S Myers and family.
Misses Maude Kelk and Ina Mount will leave Friday for a visit with Miss Maud Davis at Boonville. The Augustian club will hold a meeting on Thursday night at 7 30 in the Glass building. Miss Lillie Conner entertained the B Y P U last evening at her home corner of Fifth and Massachusetts with a pleasant social time and refreshments.
Mrs Chris Yost plans to entertain the Friday Evening Euchre club this week, inviting members to join a social game night featuring light refreshments and casual play.
Winter lingers as Rev Puckett and daughter visit Mrs Patrick. Mrs Kate Oglesby of Lamonte and Mr Pearson visit Dresden. J T Heard ships cattle to Kansas City with C B Chryst and Harry W Steele. A gossip-filled tale about a grocer's egg shortage and a local Business Men's club protest.
George E. Trout a Nelson Missouri merchant made an assignment on Friday March 2 to W C Gower for the benefit of all creditors. Gower has stock of goods and real estate including a store house and three lots appraised by T M Haynie and August Perry. Total assets about 1500 dollars liabilities about 1700 dollars.
Effie Parker colored daughter of W Parker a grocer died at her home 102 Morgan Street at 8 30 this morning from consumption Funeral Friday scheduled by the family in a brief obituary note.
The mid week Lenten services at the German Evangelical church will be held every Wednesday evening from 8 to 9 o clock starting this evening.
The court ordered a second dividend of 10 percent for Midland Savings & Loan stockholders, totaling about $19,000. The payment follows an earlier distribution as part of the companys liquidation or earnings disbursement.
John W. Seibe will mark his 70th birthday next Monday with family and friends as the date approaches. He is a longtime resident and active member of the community.
Regular services will be held tonight at Trinity English Lutheran Church with a sermon by the pastor. The Missouri State Board of Women’s Federated Clubs will convene here on March 22 and 23.
Abram H. Hummel asked Justice Fursman to move the Olga Nether sole Marcus Mayer Hamilton Revelle and Theodore Moss cases to the Court of General Sessions for jury trials. A theater line at Wallack's sold about 60 000 dollars in Sapho tickets before police halted performances.
Dr E L Moore's Hoff man building office served as an improvised observatory during the snow blockade. He and friends watched trains struggle through drifts near Dresden and noted the hidden smoke and a Lexington branch snow plow in action. United States jurors for the March term were drawn in Jefferson City, with several from Pettis and nearby counties. Named petit jurors include R B Betts, A G Bickoff, Frank H Howard, J G Bunnell, C M Rissler, and Ben Porter. grand jurors include R S Hart, John B Renshaw, H E Blakeman, and W H Mengel.
General Superintendent H G Clarke Supt D Hardy Division sen Mead Stilwell and Roadmaster Brant of the Missouri Pacific rode in Supt Hardy s private car to Versailles for an inspection of the Versailles branch track Edward Turner an American engineer jailed at Orizaba Mexico for about ten months on a charge of criminal negligence in connection with a wreck on the Inter Oceanic railway died recently He formerly ran an engine on the M K and T
French Johnson a popular Missouri Pacific fireman on the west end has resigned to marry in Galesburg Illinois. He will then go to Chicago to accept a passenger run on the Michigan Southern. Best wishes and congratulations accompany him.
Probate Judge Parsons states he knew Conductor Hurley since boyhood and never heard of him having a wife before his marriage at Hannibal.
The railroad company will not run M., K. and T. trains numbers 3 and 4 north of New Franklin. The change follows a railroad commissioners inquiry prompted by citizen complaints.
Pat O'Connell, an engineer on the Missouri Pacific, returned to work yesterday after a short layoff. L Bartlett of the Missouri Pacific is in town, inspecting the shops today.
Geo Johnson and S Tinner lead extra gangs at South Mc Alester and Denison respectively. Wiley Malone and J B McDonald noted as extra gangs in Denison. J H Luke of the Missouri Pacific traveled to Kansas City this morning. Sept crew movements include J. H. Luke and brakeman J. B. McDonald and Parsons Division.
Conductor Levitt resumes duty after brief layoff on Missouri Pacific. Brakeman Whipwrecht reports back after a short layoff. Brakeman Philip works for D. P. Goldsmith who is issuing layoffs. Brakeman Bratton doubles for Darnes who is laid off.
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