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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1902

Page

4

Railroad News Arrivals Amid Labor List at Stations

Hospital arrivals noted alongside railroad staff entries. Names include A H Steinberger crusher laborer Sweeney G C C White brakeman Franklin Junction Saul Boremax section laborer Bastrop William Roberts section laborer Muscogee J Pinkerton car repairer Denison L O Grizzell clerk Denison G C Stearns car repairer Zack Adams section laborer Mineola L T Kircher section foreman Lehigh.

A. H. Steinberger Sweeney G C C. White Franklin Junction Saul Boremax Bastrop William Roberts Muscogee J. Pinkerton Denison L. O. Grizzell G. C. Stearns Zack Adams Mineola L. T. Kircher Lehigh

Links and Pins on the Katy Line

Fireman J B McGeehan is off celebrating German day on the Katy. Commercial agent J W Conner with wife and Sam Virgil went to Clinton this morning for the carnival. Conductor Frank Mount of the Missouri Pacific is laying off and visiting old friends in Sedalia. Conductor Johnson remains on his run. Engineer Clay Townsend of the Katy is on the sick list and leaving off. Fireman A E Oldham on the Katy is leaving off.

J. B. McGeehan J. W. Conner Sam Virgil Clinton Frank Mount Missouri Pacific Sedalia Johnson Clay Townsend Katy A. E. Oldham

Employment Ads Seek Six Young Ladies and a Cashier

Wanted six young ladies aged 18 to 25 to apply in person at 206 Ohio Street Thursday afternoon from 2 to 3 for positions. Also seeking a capable cashier with good salary for the right person.

Ohio Street

Ervin and Maxwell Wed in Warrensburg Residence

Edward J. Ervin and Maude Maxwell of Fayette were married by Rev. H A Denton at the Christian church pastor's Warrensburg residence Tuesday evening.

Edward J. Ervin Maude Maxwell Fayette H. A. Denton The Christian Church Warrensburg

Boonville Announces New Five Column Daily Paper

Boonville Missouri will get a five column folio daily titled the Boonville Daily Quidric edited by A C Ribbin and Russell F Blakey. The first issue is set for Sunday October 5 and the paper will be independent in politics.

Boonville Quidric A. C. Ribbin Russell F. Blakey

German Day Parade Returns Despite Rain

The postponed German Day festivities proceed in drizzling rain with Chief Marshal Pehl leading a turnout that includes the city council in Capt. Stevenson’s tally-ho. Fire department and police present. floats feature Planck Implement Co Arlington Pharmacy Moerschel Brewing Lodge Staley and Bastion Stevenson Packing Dorn Cloney and others. Speakers at Liberty Park Hall tonight offer refreshments and dancing.

Pehl Steven Pioneer Society Company D G A. R Sedalia Military Band

Charles H White to wed Miss Louisa Bertha Gross

Invitations issued for the marriage of Charles H White and Louisa Bertha Gross of Atchison Kansas. The wedding is set for Wednesday evening at 7 30 at Zion Evangelical church at the corner of Ninth and Santa Fe streets Atchison Kansas. They will reside in Sedalia after November 1 at 411 West Fifth street.

Charles H. White Louisa Bertha Gross Atchison, Kas Zion Evangelical Church Ninth and Santa Fe Streets Atchison Kas Sedalia West Fifth Street

Two New Members Initiated at Sedalia Woodmen Meeting

Sedalia Camp No. 16 Woodmen of the World initiated Frank Smith and J. W. Cochran at their regular meeting last night. A committee was named to plan a monument for E. A. Petty, J. B. Holdner, Henry Knopple and David Lindsay.

Sedalia Woodmen of the World Frank Smith J. W. Cochran E. A. Petty J. B. Holdner Henry Knopple David Lindsay

Local Grocery Ads Offer 22 Pound Sugar at $1 Cash

Advertisement lists 22 pound granulated sugar for $1 cash and several pantry items. Includes Jellies Candies Chili Sauce Chow Chow Pickles and dill pickles priced at 10 cents per dozen.

Sugar Sale Ad at Taylor's Grocery on Ohio Street

An advertisement for 11 pound granulated sugar priced at 50e with 50 cents cash sale at Taylor's Grocery located at 612 Ohio Street. The listing includes both phones marked as 144.

Taylor’s Grocery Ohio Street

Democratic meeting drawn crowds at Elk Fork school

Democrats held a well attended gathering at Hickory Point school house in Elk Fork Wednesday night. Jett Gray presided. R. H. Gray E. E. Johnson and H. B. Shain spoke. Judge G. W. Barnett to speak at Pauline tonight and the candidates stay in Sedalia for the German Davy festivities.

Hickory Point School House Elk Fork Jett Gray Messrs R. H. Gray E. E. Johnson H. B. Shain G. W. Barnett Pauline Sedalia

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages

The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any case it fails to cure with testimonials available. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills.

Hall F. J. Cheney and CO Toledo Ohio

Peruna Cures Colds Claims by Patterson Man

James Morrison of 16th Street Patterson New Jersey testifies Peruna cures his family colds and prevents catarrh stating it is the best medicine he has used He says a married sister also improved with no doctor needed The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio offers a book of testimonials free to readers.

James Morrison 16Th Street Patterson N. J Peruna Notony Peruna Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio

Footpads Rob Stultz Near Katy Hospital on East Broadway

Jim Stultz was held up and robbed of $2 by two men near the Katy hospital on East Broadway. He noticed them watching him, planted a large roll of money, and later the two footpads took $2 from him.

Jim Stultz Katy Hospital East Broadway Stultz

Dallas Fair Arrest Reported for Carrying Concealed Weapons

Maura Davis and his father with Yu Ki at the Dallas fair. Davis faces a $100 fine or long jail term for carrying concealed weapons.

Dallas Maura Davis Yu Ki Dallas Fair

Bottons honor Mollie on birthday anniversary

Mr and Mrs T J Botton entertained Tuesday evening in honor of their daughter Mollie as she celebrated her birthday anniversary with family and friends.

Mrs T. J. Botton Miss Mollie

Knight sells 340 acre Sedalia area farm to Walnut buyer

J. W. Knight yesterday sold a 340 acre farm eight miles south of Sedalia to J. B. Johnson of Walnut for 35 dollars an acre.

J. W. Knight Yvesterday J.B. Johnson Walnut, U1 Sedalia

Alleged Theft of Watch Involving Civil War Veteran

Tommie Norton, a late member of Company I, 2nd Regiment Missouri Volunteers, is reported under arrest in Pueblo on charges of allegedly stealing a silver watch.

Tommie Norton Company I 2Nd Reg. Mo. Vol Pueblo

Round About Town in Sedalia and Nearby

Henry Mahnken and family travel to attend German Day in the city. Mrs. W T Reynolds and W A Durham return from North Carolina. The Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern train runs late due to eastbound freight. Mrs. C F Phillips leaves Cameron after visiting her parents. T P Kenselle, Katy wardmaster at Fort Scott, KS, discharged from hospital to Ossawatomie after kidney trouble. Missouri Pacific prepares for heavy passenger traffic to the National G A R encampment in Washington DC.

Henry Mahnken Claus Jung Amelia Mahnken Cole Camp W. Tl. Reyonolds W. A. Durham North Carolina Sedalia Warsaw W. B. Challacombe St. Louis Boston T. P. Kenselle Katy Fort Scott Kas Ossawatomie C. F. Phillips Cameron T. P. Berry Missouri Pacific Washington, D. C

Negroes Fined in Lewd Conduct Case

In Judge Kinsey's court Jesse Leonard Alice Gilmore and Mary Walker were all colored and given five days in jail for lewd conduct.

Kinsey Jesse Leonard Alice Gilmore Mary Walker

Pumpkin Pie Social A Hit For Trinity English Lutheran

The pumpkin pie social hosted by the ladies of Trinity English Lutheran church Tuesday at Mr and Mrs George Brill's home drew a large crowd and yielded a neat sum for church funds.

Trinity English Lutheran Church George Brill

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