Wallpaper store offers full range and borders by roll
A local shop sells all regular grades of wall paper and also offers borders by the roll at the same price as the paper.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
8
A local shop sells all regular grades of wall paper and also offers borders by the roll at the same price as the paper.
Sedalia Chapter No 18 R A M invites visiting Companions to a regular Convocation on Thursday March 13 1902 at 730 PM. Secretary J H Mara and Ht Fr C H Zoll sign the notice.
Miss Alice Roosevelt and Senator Thomas C. Platt sailed Tuesday on the Mascote for Havana. Platt traveled with a party and arrived yesterday on his private car Idler. Roosevelt reached Tampa in a Pullman sleeper and remained aboard until the ship sailed.
The Monarch Laundry reports its artesian water supply remains ample and promises uninterrupted service. Proprietor Chas. Van Antwerp assures patrons the laundry will operate as usual despite widespread water shortages.
L M Bard of Topeka sues Union Wholesale Publishing in circuit court alleging breach of contract and unpaid earnings. He bought $1000 of stock believed paid up, says it was not, seeks 1750 plus 600 back salary and 159 in commissions. Case moved to Pettis County on change of venue. Family syringes. Arlington Pharmacy.
The final program of the study series by the musical club presents a closing recital and remarks by moderators. Participants expect a brief showcase of pieces and reflections on the session's goals.
At the Wednesday forenoon meeting of the Ladies' Musical Club nine visitors attended despite bad weather. The program included a piano quartet Invitation to the Dance by Mrs Grant Crawford and Misses Jessie Smith Callie Clark and Edna Morris a piano piece Sleep Darling Sleep by Miss Beulah Harris and Mrs J H Rodes a piano solo Sonata in C by Miss Lucy Centry Story of Euranthe by Miss Marian Elvira Jones song From Euranthe by Mrs Charles Bara and several anecdotes on Von Weber.
Dr T T Major & Son offer reduced dental services due to crops failure and drought. Prices start at $1 for simple fillings and $6 for extractions, with gold and platina fillings at $15 and bridge work specialties. Office located at 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse.
Pauline Missouri March updates recount residents' comings and goings. Miss Katie Huckabay visits Deepwater. Dora Roach visits family in Lamonte. Henry farm rented by W S Botts and Marvin Clingenpeel from Sedalia. Weather slows sowing as rain ends. farm work continues with hiring and seed oats for sale.
The Pueblo Chieftain outlines the volatile life of Clarence Merrill Dow a man famed for multiple marriages his third to Sedalia Missouri native Bertha Neeley causing a sensational scene in Sedalia Neeley later divorced him after a brief ceremony in 1898 Dow’s subsequent marriage in Los Angeles ended when jealousy led to threats and a near murder charge Dow posted 1000 bail and fled the state avoiding prosecution.
Lease ends April 1 and stock offered at cost for cash starting Wednesday March 12. Both phones 34. Poindexter announces removal sale for full stock at cost at 604 Ohio Street.
A local ad offers loans from $1,000 and up at low rates on Pettis county realty. Farm loans available at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell, Attorney and Counselor, Sedalia National Bank Building.
A farm ad publicizes selling 500 tons of prairie hay with flexible delivery and current market price. Another notice promotes Arlington Pharmacy offering fresh Sweet Springs water on order with prompt delivery.
A brindle gray shepherd dog named Shep is lost. Reward of five dollars offered for return to Col. Ritter's feed stable. Contact Col. Ritter for information. The notice is dated 3-13 and appears in a local classifieds section.
Dr E C Frank, formerly of the Grand Central building, has reopened in rooms 225 and 227 Ilgenfritz block with an entirely new outfit. He is now better prepared than ever to perform dental work of any description. Former friends and patrons are asked to note the new address.
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