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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
8
Brigadier Stephen Marshall and his wife from St. Louis arrive Saturday. He is chief officer in this province and will lead special meetings Saturday Sunday and Monday.
Clean careful polite service guaranteed by Joe Paradis at Harker house. Both phones 120.
Col J West Goodwin, veteran editor, prepared a paper on trusts to be read before the Nehemgar club Thursday evening. His well known views and forcible writing are expected to spark an unusually interesting discussion among members.
Advertises stamps that grant free premiums when trading with specific merchants. Encourages calling the Premium store for information and to learn what rewards are available.
Mr and Mrs D David of 217 East Fourth Street observed the 39th anniversary of their marriage today, noting they have lived in Sedalia for over a quarter century.
The Sentinel praises longtime locals as they reach a century in life and reflect on a lifetime of esteem. The paper extends wishes for many more pleasant anniversaries to the celebrated residents.
Advertisement notes a boys suit sale through Easter with free extra pants and cap for every purchase, plus a pony ticket for each dollar spent. The offer applies to suits priced from three dollars upward.
Sheriff Harkreader of Vernon County escorted Irving Moore of Walker Missouri to Boonville to place him in the reform school.
Dr Wood brings Walter Fessler’s The Great White Diamond to town Wednesday night April 3. The melodrama blends sensational thrills with comedy to offset its darker moments led by Frank Hennig in the lead role.
A speaker notes many townsfolk wish for farm life and exercise. He suggests using home yards and alleys for cleanup and keeping surrounding shops tidy to gain daily physical activity.
C. H. Heynen advertises a large stock of fine monuments and grave tablets for spring delivery on North Ohio street urging prompt orders to ensure work by Decoration Day.
Readable ads list veal mutton pork chops honey cured bacon and rice. Scotch roll corned beef prepared by Joe Paradis. Contact via phones 126 market house. Crescent paint and City Drug Store also advertised.
In police court this morning Al Lacy, a colored man, was fined $2 and costs for disturbing the peace. Jennie Montgomery, the colored woman he fought with, was dismissed. The Lucinda B. Garton versus C. B. Littlefield case was again taken up in circuit court, carried over from last Saturday.
Patrick McCarty told Police Judge Truxel he was not sick just the whisky. Judge Truxel fined him and discharged him with a warning to leave town.
The unlawful detainer case of P. R. Schnabel versus John W. Thomas was moved to J. P. Howe's court in Washington township by change of venue and appealed to the circuit court by Thomas. Schnabel had received judgment in Judge Howe's court after claiming he bought the farm where Thomas resided and that Thomas would not surrender possession.
The case of forger H L Lawrence is continued by consent of state and defense. The preliminary hearing is reset for Saturday at 2 p m.
Hayden Norris was released from the county jail after serving thirty days for petit larceny. Seven trespassers were also released.
Classified notice inviting offers for a modern cottage at a very affordable price with easy terms and little cash required. Address noted as X-17 and directed to the Sentinel office for inquiries.
Edgar P Ford formerly deputy county clerk under Mat Lower has been appointed to a railway mail clerk position in the government service and expects assignment to a run shortly.
The Gammachi of Hill's Business College hosts an open session this evening with a varied program. Performers include Miss Avis Huffman on piano, Mr Ira Bronson Jr on violin, Miss Irma Collins and Miss Edna Nicholson on vocals, plus recitations by Master Joe Chasnott and Mr J C Davis.
Stockholders of the Bank of Commerce in Sedalia Missouri will hold their regular annual election of nine directors on April 1 with polls open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The meeting is announced by order of the board of directors and Adam Ittel.
Washington reports the president intends to appoint Joseph Neal of Guthrie as Oklahoma governor when C. M. Barnes term ends May 12. Neal's selection follows an apparent authoritative announcement and is to take effect at Barnes departure.
The Monarch Laundry operated by Chas. Van Antwerp advertises cleaning services for lace curtains and winter bedding with charges renewable and emphasizes they are the place best equipped for the work.
A brief quip attributes healthy appearance to drug purchases at Arlington Pharmacy. The line cites a dialogue ending with the store name, suggesting a street corner remark or humorous aside in a column or panel.
The Rev G H Ayers an ordained M E minister has opened a first class restaurant and rooming house at 118 Osage St The White House will be scrupulously clean and aims to be one of the best in the city Ayers is described as a clever gentleman and is expected to score a success.
Customer can order a quarter of premium lamb from Joe Paradis for Easter Sunday and receive a free mint. Both phones listed as 120.
The notice directs readers to obtain insurance assistance from Vollrath in room 217 of the Ilgenfritz building. It provides location details for those seeking coverage options.
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