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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1902
Page
6
Miss Florence Floyd departed Tuesday afternoon for Salt Lake City to live with her aunt Mrs. J. W. Mallory who recently moved there.
Harry Loyd, injured by a Missouri Pacific train Tuesday morning, was aided by Mrs. Coe who furnished transportation to Kansas City. The youth has relatives there.
Sedalia shop reports core ge line of underwear from Carl A. Guenther's. Local business highlights include new stock and in-store display features.
C H Busch a popular young druggist at W E Bard Jr Ohio street store resigns and will leave tonight for St Louis to study dentistry. He is noted as clever with a legion of friends here.
A Sedalia Missouri dry goods firm invites a boy for errands and a young man for dress goods stock work. Apply before eleven at J D Hail Dry Goods Co. with locations 219 2 1 and 223 Ohio Street.
Cold weather is near and a rush to the coal office is expected. Early purchase is advised to avoid higher prices and potential fuel shortages. Stanley Coal Co underscores prudent stocking at 525 East Second Street.
Bears the signature castorza the kind you have alwes bougty aft.
A leading southwestern Iowa orchardist built a north hillside apple cave seven years ago. It measures 16 by 50 feet and stores two carloads of fruit. Clay walls, bridge plank roof, and dirt cover protect against rain and heat while two 12 inch ventilation tiles ensure airflow. A 16 by 20 fruit house with double doors allows wagon unloading.
Classified note seeking a reliable woman for general housework duties at 421 Fast Sixth Street. Inquiries encouraged at the stated address for employment consideration.
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