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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1901
Page
2
Spring display in Sedalia highlights Pittsburg wall paper line with broad color range and patterns. Dexter's Book Store offers low prices, large volume profits, and a full line of Ingrais colors. customers encouraged to inspect and compare. Also notes visits by George W. Mowbray and a social event hosted by Mr and Mrs Elmo Warner.
Neighbors of the late John McBride gathered with plows teams and hoes this morning to plow his ground and plant his corn in Dresden. The item also touts Rocky Mountain Tea as the Genuine Merit product, priced at 35 cents.
Vandals stripped an unoccupied dwelling owned by James Story of New York at Sixth and Lamine of leadpipe brass and copper fixtures.
Miss Julia Eisemann will succeed Miss Alma Williams as stenographer in the offices of the Sedalia electric railway.
If you feel sick all over and cannot identify the ailment, likely kidney issues are to blame. Fol Ey's Kidney Cure is advertised as the remedy to restore health and energy, with availability at all druggists.
Fred Williams offered a reading contest prize at Summit school. Grade 4 winners taught by Miss Bessie Shipley received a picnic at Forest Park on Saturday.
Roses priced from 25 cents per dozen and up. Carnations from 25 cents per dozen and up. Charles Koeppen located at Sixth and Ohio or Twelfth and Moniteau. Call 195 or 328 on either phone.
August Meier, the sole practical upholsterer, has relocated to 114 East Fifth. He now offers improved facilities and remains committed to high quality workmanship.
W L Jones promotes a general transfer service including coal wood garbage hauling and moving. He urges friends to call telephone number 369 for arrangements and notes a sale of iron beds and sewing machines as good as new at low prices.
A Buffalo man of wealth rose to authority as a policeman after chasing status. A personal plea failed and the tale underlines the fate of those lacking grit. The ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea from the druggist as a remedy to avoid such misfortune.
W H Anderson of Lamonte visited Knob Noster on Wednesday. Mrs. Clint Martin is in serious condition after paralysis. A tent gang performed Uncle Tom's Cabin in town Wednesday night. Mrs G N Hocker visited her daughter last weekend. Lillie Chriss and Agee Reese visited Rene Skillman last Sunday. F A Neitzert of Otterville came on business. B P Mitchell left for Olney Illinois for his mother's funeral. C P Collier plans move to Mardin Oklahoma soon. Charles Parsons and family visited Sedalia Tuesday. Harry Swingle studies stenography in Sedalia. Gordon Hardy to relocate to Rocky Ford Colorado. Professor Hitchborn elected superintendent in Miami. Dr M P Shy in Kansas City on business. Miss Mildred Ford returned from Dresden. Mike Gushen builds retaining wall for Booth's store. Samuel Adams of Dresden visited earlier this week. Harry Gough and C W Hess bought a drug stock at Butler. Hank Puffenbarger and Al Bailey had a minor boxing incident Tuesday. no serious injuries.
Astoria advertises Pehl's Private Stock eight years old bottled at the distillery. Four quarts per case at 3.00. Shipped to any address with return and costs paid if not as represented. Also promotes wholesale whiskey and Anheuser Busch beers from Wholesale House at 115 West Second St. Phone 95.
Mrs H L Cannon of South Moniteau entertained Saturday afternoon in a complimentary fashion for Miss Margaret Clan ton who is soon to be married.
Latour and Sherer advertise cabinet photographs at 3 dollars per dozen for best shots and 2 and 2 1/2 dollars per dozen for other cabinets. New style mounts offered in various sizes at proportionally low prices.
Candy Palace reports new stock of fresh pineapples priced at 20 cents each and strawberries available daily.
Arlington enjoys a cool treat with ice cream soda on a hot day. Local shops report rising interest as residents seek refreshing beverages.
Position offers $3.00 daily for distributing circulars. Apply to Standard Co., 4 Wells, Chicago. Steady position with no canvassing required.
A front room on the ground floor is available for rent at 516 W Third Street. Inquiries invited by the landlord.
Classified note inviting rental of typewriters through M T Slane with contact by telephone 71 and location at 108 West. Public notice style item.
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