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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
8
Cordial Lodge No 232 A F and A M will hold a special communication Thursday evening March 27 at 7 30 for work in the E A Degree All Masons are invited to attend F A E E CODDING W M SAMPSON Secretary
Johnson Craig a 55 year old laborer known as Jack died suddenly at 4 AM in his apartment at 315 West Main. He had been ill with influenza and reportedly lacked assistance during his illness. Five brothers and one sister survive. Funeral arrangements are pending with plans possibly for 10 AM tomorrow and a petition circulated to cover funeral costs.
The list records hospital arrivals and staff mentions including F. Woodward fire knocker, Denison S. H. Wilford electrician apprentice Denison Pat Taylor plant laborer Greenville F. Miller brakeman Denison Mike Hackett section laborer McAlester R. E. Lee brakeman Muskogee.
Division Superintendent M Stilwell of the Missouri Pacific and other Missouri Pacific staff were in the city on various business. County Clerk R H Gray collected 1715 74 as Benton and Saline counties contributed to the township school fund.
Suits range from 20 to 50 dollars at the Tailor Hoffman Building. Reliable Gasoline Stores offers lower prices than ever this year. S-M-H Co. advertises at 114 West Second Street.
Ladies' Musical club met this morning to study Spohr. Carrie Rembaugh read a life paper, Ida Myers sang Anna Desroescahlen, a quartet performed How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings, Mrs J H Rores Linnie Gold Bert Scheer Carl Barnett, Callie Clarke sang As Pants the Hart, followed by chorus practice.
M. M. Stevenson offers spring lamb mint and celery for Easter dinners. Place your order by calling Telephone 62 at the Market house.
Cecil Rhodes, English millionaire and diamond mine owner in South Africa, died in Cape Town this morning after several months of illness. An Associated Press report notes his death comes as tension with the Boer patriots is remembered amid ongoing conflict. President Kruger had previously linked Rhodes to the war.
Tom Black to be initiated into Sedalia lodge tonight. Kosted's grocery block on McGinley painted red with gray trim. Captain Mason reports three paraloid cases at Hannason home. Jim Williams released on 50 dollar bond to appear April 22 for meat theft. Mrs Jennie Brown appointed administratrix of Dr D F Brown estate. C J Bales to hold sale tomorrow west of Georgetown with Col Bill Squires as auctioneer. Hinsdale and Menefee sue Durrill in circuit court over note. W D Steele attorney for plaintiffs. Funeral for Daniel McGrady held at Sacred Heart Church. Col J West Goodwin due home from Hot Springs later this week, stopping in Little Rock and St Louis. Tim Dunnigan and Charles Harris to open new business Friday or Saturday with formal opening next week.
Rev G W Mathias has moved to 201 West Tenth street and continues in the ministry with nearby appointments. A couple will live at 322 North Grand Avenue after April 6. Calvary Episcopal church will host a Good Friday three hour service from 12 to 3 PM with addresses on the seven words of Christ. Mary Augusta Tubesing and Clarence Schroeder plan a wedding at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran at 3 PM on April 2. Secretary Rippey notes Wm H Cotton of Rich Hill Mo seeks terms to bring fast horses for training locally. Henry Blatterman has received a ...
A letter from Arthur Suter, formerly of this city, says he is doing well in St. Louis. He notes that Frank Dexheimer, John Kaiser, and George Spurway, all once prominent young men here, are prospering in the World’s Fair City.
Davie Arnold colored was arrested by James A. Robb at Hughesville yesterday for stealing a dress and skirt from Mrs. John Lowrie of Georgetown. The stolen items were recovered and the woman posted a $100 bond for Saturday’s appearance.
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