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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
5
Eastern bound trains No 10 runs at 1 50 am and 12 15 am with arrivals at 1 55 am and 7 50 am No 72 and No 74 arrive and No 198 local freight at 2 05 pm Westbound trains No 73 departs at 10 05 am No 71 departs and No 197 local freight departs at 11 00 am Northbound service leaves Warsaw for Sedalia arriving 12 45 pm
Claude E. Hill of Pleasant Hill registered at Hotel Kaiser. Mrs. Freda Stern ill at her home. W A Lower of Hughesville visited Sedalia. Miss Mary Emerson of Lamonte shopping here. Sherman Hall of Lamonte in town on business. Mrs. J C Jacoby wife of Trinity English Lutheran pastor improving after grip illness. W L Morgan Benton county clerk and others from Warsaw visiting Dyson Freeburn.
A crowd packed the Bell Clothing company store from 7 30 to 9 30 p m to inspect the new spring goods. Decorations and music greeted visitors as Mr Kahn and staff welcomed shoppers. Phillip the horse drawn trap and harness were displayed center stage with visitors admiring instruments. Ladies received silver plated bells and gentlemen collar buttoners as souvenirs of the event.
Leonora Jackson the American violinist who appeared in Paris as soloist with the Colonne Symphony Orchestra after Paderewski earlier, brings her company to the First Christian church Friday night under the Ladies' Musical club for the Convention hall fund.
Henry Palmer, colored, was arrested today and charged with disturbing the peace of his stepdaughter Maggie Lacy. He attempted to discipline her with a slap, which she resisted. The case goes to a hearing Thursday morning before Judge Kinsey.
The Ladies Aid society of the German Evangelical church plans a monthly coffee social tomorrow in the afternoon and evening at 339 West Cooper Street the home of Mrs J Lumpee. Members are asked to bring friends.
The Gamma Chi society of Hill's Business College will meet this evening to hold a debate.
Senator E D Martin of Marshall advocated an extra legislative session next winter after the revenue laws commission finishes. He argued the last 76 day session achieved more than the prior 126 days, highlighting the franchise beer tax whisky and compromise bills as the most important measures passed.
A roster of recent hotel guests includes A. M. Fellows from St. Louis, C. B. Smith of St. Louis, George Christman of St. Louis, W. O. Broadhead of St. Louis, E. H. Brown of Troy N Y, E. J. Russell of St. Louis, C. E. White of St Paul, T A Kaiser, Abbott of Kansas City, Claude Hill of Pleasant Hill, John Ackerman of Sedalia, P J Anderson of Philadelphia, L A Engel of St. Louis, Earnest D. Martin of Marshall, B W Plage of St. Louis, H L Vaughan of St. Louis, J W Frankel of Kansas City, and J W Berkshire of Kansas City.
The townsfolk of Chetopa lie awake hoping the Missouri Pacific completes a reported purchase of the M K T railroad and establishes a Katy freight division there. Chetopa fears losing sleep if freight operations move from Parsons to Chetopa.
A gasoline stove caused a small blaze at T. Johnson's residence 205 West Fourth street at 8 30 this morning. Damage was slight.
Company D of N. G. M. will stage a competitive drill and ball to showcase the bankers’ gold offerings. The event emphasizes precision and skill in handling refined bullion and related financial services.
A medal was presented at Liberty Park hall Thursday evening followed by a dance. Four applications for enlistment were received at the meeting last night.
The Nautilus club held a meeting with oral sketches including Theban Power and Chaeronea by Mrs. B F Hughes and Miss Florence Lamy Macedonia. Paper Philip by Mrs. D Hardy. Discussion on Was Demosthenes the last Defender of Greece and consequences if his eloquence had prevailed led by Miss Sue Kornodie and Mrs. Van Antwerp.
Sedalia Camp No. 16 of the Western Order of Weathered Workers will hold a smoker tonight before which S. W. Castle of Georgetown and F. M. Reeves of Sedalia will be initiated.
The remains of Miss Margaret Norwine who died at the Central Female College in Lexington were moved through Sedalia last night en route to her home in Bonne Terre Missouri. Cautzman for pure drugs 104 W Main Ahart North, seriously injured at Parsons City recently in a car fall, fracturing his skull, is improving at his home in this city.
Sedalia fire department rushed to 1801 East Sixth Avenue today for a fire in a burning flue at the residence of James Gornall. Crews contained the blaze and no injuries were reported.
President Rouse and Katy officials arrived by special train at 1 30 inspected shops and grounds of the road before continuing their journey to Texas.
Jefferson City Mo March 20 Governor Dockery praised the assembly for enacting laws in the people's interest and commended the conservative Republican minority led by Bothwell Pettis for fidelity to duty. Notable statutes included franchise taxation death penalty for kidnapping whisky tax beer inspection revision of revenue laws and education funding measures.
Chicago report says East Chicago abandoned the blue law system after a Sunday trial. Officials had pledged to bar milk wagons and street cars on Sundays but backed off amid protests. The Law and Order League seeks ongoing closing and hints at further action.
The Maccabees ladies met Tuesday afternoon and voted to assist Crescent tent No 4 of the K Q T M in staging a big ball. Committees were appointed to organize the event.
Ben Blair cashier of the Sedalia National Bank George Hoffman and others will leave about the first of April for an extended trip through Arkansas roughing it for the benefit of their health. It is probable that after the State Fair executive committee meeting work will resume on the race course at the grounds.
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