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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1902

Page

4

Owens Dead Father of Mrs Hansberger Funeral Likely Saturday

William Henry Owens 78 of Sedalia died at his home 1803 South Osage Street at 4 45am after a long illness due to Brights disease. Born in Camden Delaware in 1824 he was a contractor by trade but weakened by illness in Sedalia for 24 years. Survived by widow and four children W D Owens Beau mont Tex H K Owens Seattle Wash F J Owens New York City and Mrs W F Hansberger Sedalia. Funeral arrangements to be set after relatives are heard from with pallbearers named F A Sampson John Wigton A E Whitney Van B Wisker M B Coleman and Dr T P McCluney.

William Henry Owens South Osage Street Bright Camden Delaware Sedalia W. D. Owens Beaumont Tex H. K. Owens Seattle Wash F. J. Owens New York City W. F. Hansberger M. E. Church F. A. Sampson John Wigton A. E. Whitney van B. Wisker M. B. Coleman T. P. McCluney

Pettis County Nomination Notices For 1902 Offices

The Sentinel announces James Montgomery as candidate for prosecuting attorney subject to Democratic voters. It also names Judge O E Parsons for re nomination to Probate Judge of Pettis County subject to Democratic convention on August 11 1902.

Pettis County Bruce Barnett the Sentinel H. K. Bente The Sentinel James Montgomry Democrats of Pettiscoun O. E. Parsons

Candidate W L Cress for Judge of Western District

W L Cress announces candidacy for Judge of the Western District of Pettis County subject to the action of the Democratic County Convention. The statement highlights Cress as a Democratic nominee option for the county judicial seat.

Nounce W. L. Cress Pettis County

Judge N H Rogers Seeks Re Nomination For Sedalia Township

Judge N H Rogers announces candidacy for re nomination as justice of the peace in Sedalia township, subject to the will of the Republican party.

FOR Justice OF the Peace Sedalia Township

Sedalia Township Constable Candidates Nominated

James C. Connor named as a Democratic candidate for constable of Sedalia township. Charles Leftwich announced as a Democratic candidate for the nomination, subject to party will.

Nounce James C. Connor Sedalia Township The Sentinel Charles Leftwich Democratic Party

Miss Annan Returns After Injury and Settlement

Miss Fannie Annan, who suffered a scalp injury at the Loeffler Gunther shoe factory a year ago, returned to Sedalia on Monday and was recently paid $800 in settlement of her damages claim.

Miss Annan Fannie Annan Loeffler-Gunther Sedalias

New Oxford Styles Arrive With Colonial Slippers

Six new oxford models arrive this morning including Colonial Slippers priced from two to three fifty. Other stylish shoes join the collection, offering a range of prices and options for customers.

Bargain Silk Waists Sale Fruits Great Values

A bargain sale of silk waists offered at $2.40, worth up to $7.50. Styles include taffeta and marie waists in black white and assorted colors with Gibson and new long dip fronts plus latest shirrings tucking and stitching. All sizes available.

Eton Gibson

Juries Drawn for June Term of County Court

The county court yesterday drew jurors for the June term including Clint Keller Heaths Creek H Jones Longwood Thomas Scott Houstonia J M Clodfelter Blackwater C F Hughes Lamonte John Todd Dresden W S Cummings Cedar W Y Cline Beaman Ed Monsees Smithton Hinton Gorrell Prairie Jos Robertson Elk Fork W S Bennett Green Ridge B F Elliott Washington J W Knight Flat Creek Joe Elliott Hughesville Jacob Brandt Wm Cloney T J Fletcher L L Hgenfritz C M Niles Henry Rodman Sol Kingshaker and J H Robertson Sedalia.

Clint Keller Heath’s Creek H. Jones Longwood Thomas Scott Houstonia J. M. Clodfelter Blackwater C. F. Hughes Lamonte John Todd Dresden W. S. Cummings Cedar W. Y. Cline Beaman Ed Monsees Smithton Hinton Gorrell Prairie Jos. Robertson Elk Fork W. S. Bennett Green Ridge

Infant of Prof Lyons Died. Wife Critically Ill

The infant born to Prof. G. M. Lyons and his wife at Montserrat Tuesday was buried today. Mrs. Lyons remains critically ill. Prof Lyons, a Sedalia instructor, formerly of Hill's Business College and now with Sedalia Business College, is dealing with the loss and family illness.

G. M. Lyons Montserrat

Corporal Woods Departs for Kansas City Duty

William H. Woods a corporal in the Sedalia Rifles who recently enlisted in the Artillery United States Army departs for Kansas City today to be fitted out and assigned to duty His record as a non commissioned officer is excellent and his comrades wish him success in his new field of labor.

William H. Woods Sedalia Rifles Artillery United States Army Kansas City Woods

East Sedalia Runaway Demolishes Delivery Wagon

A horse owned by John Cooper and driven by Edgar Allen bolted from W. J. Dudley’s East Eighteenth street residence this morning. The delivery wagon, bought just a week ago, was badly demolished during the runaway incident.

John Cooper Edgar Allen W. J. Dudley East Eighteenth Street Young Allen

Bishop Atwell Schedules Confirmation at Calvary Church

Bishop Atwell will hold confirmation services at Calvary Church on Saturday replacing Friday night. The shift affects parishioners and attendees expected for the weekend service.

Bishop Atwell Calvary Church

Officers in pursuit of smallpox patient Parker

City patrols chase a small pox patient named Chas Parker through streets as officers Johnson and Sani tary Officer H O Cue lead the effort. Other items note old papers for sale and a monument sale at Heynen's North Ohio Street. Carl A Guenther at 310 Ohio Street runs a sale of new goods plus fire stock bargains.

Joe Johnson H. O. Cue Chas. Parker Carl A. Guenther Ohio Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bentinel Publishing Company, Proprietors and Publishers Equitable Fourth and Lamine Streets Bell and Q. C W. H. Graffis, G. H. Scruton Daily Weekly Sentinel William J. Castle Tor Democratic County Co.vention W. F. Owens N. H. Rogers Sweet Sixteen Encire Club Mrs. Friemen West Second Street Sedalia, Mo Ap Oxford Prof. Lyons Corporal Woods East Sedalia Hail Ular Mand J. D.hail Dry Goods Co Heynen’s North Ohio Street
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