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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1902
Page
7
Buck horn trimmed silk umbrella with a silver band bearing a name and inscription on the handle. Return to Rev. W. T. Allan at Jaynes' residence for reward.
For private loans see C C Lawson attorney at law Katie building Bell telephone 467.
Complete assortment at bed rock prices. See us before you buy. P Hoff.
Captain T C Holland and A D Dempsey plan a fishing trip to Wardens Mill on the Lamine River tomorrow morning. They will bring a sectional boat and 300 fish hooks for trout lines, as part of a Sedalia Pettis County personal notice. Guenther's advertises low prices and fresh stock at 310 Ohio Street.
A devotional elegy dedicated to Miss Mayme Clifford laments her passing as a peaceful ascent to God. The poem portrays her as ever-bright, untouched by sorrow, and surrounded by divine grace, urging believers to find comfort in faith and memory. A devoted friend signs the tribute.
Georgetown Missouri notes the death of William Kruse, a German resident about 70, who died Friday morning after a long illness. Funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at his house. burial follows at Sedalia. His wife survives him as the community reflects on his long residence one mile west of Georgetown. Frank W. Hawkins of Sedalia recently visited Georgetown, eyeing business prospects, including buying local grocery stores, adding a drug department, dry goods, and development plans such as lake improvements for boating and fishing.
The piece highlights a go ahead man who could boost Georgetown resources. It mentions Ralph Dow's school in the Tower district closing Friday night with an entertaining event attended by several Georgetown pupils. The town is praised for its gardens, charming residents, and notable figures, with reference to castles and cottages.
The Nebraska Colorado Express departs Kansas City at 9 35 p m arrives Denver 3 15 p m next day saving three hours. The schedule allows afternoon stays in Denver before continuing west aboard chair cars sleepers and dining cars. The ad emphasizes seeing Denver as part of the Colorado journey and compares it to visiting Paris.
Advert says tourists can ride Wednesdays and Thursdays from Kansas City to the scenic Colorado via the Burlington Northern Pacific Express, a daily trip marketed as a time saver to the upper Northwest. Readers are invited to propose trips for quotes and free printed matter, with contact in Kansas City and St. Louis offices.
Dr T T Major and Son advertise limited time dental work with full set of teeth from 8 pounds and 1 dollar to cover charges, gold and platinum fillings at 75 cents, amalgam fillings 50 cents, cement fillings 88 cents, gold crowns and bridge work, painless extraction, and a warranty. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite court house. Also an ad promising Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening clothes, 26% package for 5 cents.
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