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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
4
City Attorney A L Shortridge Police Judge J W Truxel City Treasurer E R Andler Marshal J Edward Love Collector John Waddell Board of Education T W Bast and Charles Hoffman named in official notice detailing municipal offices and oversight roles.
Sedalia townsfolk brace for a prank laden first of April election day echoing the phrase we haven t heard much from country folk about muddy roads this season.
A fragment notes a political campaign urging residents to try Hamlin's wizard oil for ailments attributed to the race. The供text lacks clear names or dates but signals campaign-era humor or satire.
Nellie Turner 43 wife of I D Turner a Katy passenger conductor died at 3 10 this morning at 706 East Fifth Street of heart trouble She was born October 16 1859 at Easton Pa and lived in Mattoon Ill until her marriage She was a member of St Patrick's church Funeral from St Patrick's chapel Saturday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Fr Healy
In a streetcar six girls ride home from work with five purchasing tiny ribbon bows from the sixth, Mary, who earns ten cents per bow for hair or neck adornments. The process is swift and skilled, suggesting professional dressmaker or milliner work as the six passengers exchange funds and praise their stylish new accessories.
In the Sentinel want column a reader notes a resemblance to a singer’s voice and recalls a performer who chooses not to sing aloud. The exchange hints at shared vocal timbre and a playful insistence on silence.
Letters from Mrs Catherine Toft and Mrs Clara Makemer praise Peruna as a superior remedy for worn-out constitutions liver complaints dyspepsia and female irregularities. They cite personal experience and gratitude from Chicago institutions and note aDr Hartman book and Health and Beauty pamphlet offered free by The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
Rudolph Dean, the Democratic nominee for mayor on the Jeffersonian ticket, informs The Sentinel he has accepted the nomination and will run. He reports strong backing from laborers and expresses confidence in a good chance of election.
J West Goodwin will read a paper before the Nehemgar club this evening. The subject of the paper is Any Old Thing.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the B. of R. T. will hold an oyster supper at R. T. J. hall next Monday evening March 17. Admission 25 cents.
The Carl A. Guenther store, damaged by last Friday's water fire, announces its stock is being repaired and will open to the public Monday at a.m. The sale will be cash only for the first ten days with no refunds or credits and personnel will not track accounts. Guenther seeks experienced salespeople for Saturday morning interviews.
F M Yankell was fined five dollars and costs by Judge Truxel this morning for intoxication. Thirty five immoral women were fined in police court today. Roscoe Sutton has been heard from at Fort Scott after leaving home without notice. Engineer John Book of the Katy at New Franklin, ill with typhoid fever since Christmas, was out today. his wife died during his illness. Select Knights and Ladies plan to meet at Tiede's hall Friday with six initiations.
Robert Wright and a force of men are painting the new Lemp building slated for Dunnigan Harris Senate saloon around March 20. The facility is described as one of the finest in the state. Mrs. J W Mallory rushed to Logan Iowa today due to her brother R A Rock's critical illness, ongoing invalid for over two years. Captain R G Leaming receives a $6 monthly pension. County Clerk Gray visits Green Ridge to inspect county property. The wife of Katy brakeman C A Chapel gave birth to a large boy last night in East Sedalia.
R. B. Williams will hold a public sale of his farm implements and stock on March 17 at his farm east of the city.
Almaretta Morgan grand chief of honor and Mrs Vollmer grand deputy to the chief of honor arrive in the city to speak to the Degree of Honor and the A. O. U. W. at Glass hall this evening. Safety corn knives noted. Dow Drug company listed.
Members are urged to attend the gathering Thursday night March 18 at K P 27 hall. Important business to be transacted. H De Lamater Chief Joseph Paradis Scribe.
The Calvary Episcopal church choir will practice at 7 30 this evening at the church. Mrs La Fayette will lead the music for the session.
Union Regulator and Billy's Place pledge no price hikes despite rivals charging extra after April 1 and on holidays. Current rates remain 15 cents for a haircut, 10 cents for shaving, neck shave free, at Osage Street shops. Edgar Schiener shows slight improvement at St Joseph's Hospital in Kansas City. his uncle Dr Fleischmann returned home.
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