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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
5
Bryant-Tewmey showcases fall fabrics and clothing bargains through a two day sale. Wool suitings at 98 cents a yard, Venetian cloths and dress flannels at 48 cents, children's school material at 25 cents, corset specials, and Kid Gloves during the event. Also notes Alaska's religious demographics with Protestants and Greek and Catholic imprints.
Recounts numerous residents and visitors in Lamonte and surrounding towns. Mentions Charles F. Hughes D H Morris, Mrs Eliza Hall and Miss Caroline, John H Goodnight, T L McGrew, Mrs C W Alcorn, Mesdames Caldwell Merchant, C H Evans, Mrs W Gilliland, John Shepherd, Arrow Head Fishing Club trip, Faust at Wood's theatre, Willa Koock at Home Tea and Coffee, Miss Mayme Gentry studying music in Germany, and various travels and social visits across Kansas City, Boonville, St Louis, Jefferson City, and Denver.
Longstanding Emporia society laments the loss of a local citizen who married four wives in the city. Each marriage allegedly received equal favoritism, with affection noted for every spouse as he moved from one union to the next.
The Home Tea and Coffee Company announces a grand opening souvenir sale on Saturday October 5. A daytime event offers 2000 china souvenirs free with a package of coffee or 25 cents worth of tea. Store opens 6:30 AM and runs all day at 510 Ohio Street with S M Walker as manager.
In New York on October 3 the Columbia defeated the Shamrock by a half mile in an exciting contest.
Lewis Jackal of the Missouri Pacific lunch room celebrates his thirteenth wedding anniversary Tuesday. Judge Kinsey was called to perform a marriage but misses connections, deeming it a joke. Sedalia sends three young ladies Susie Parish Mary Padan Grace Baldwin to the Kansas City World's piano contest with over ten thousand votes each. Camp Franklin E WilliamsSpanish American Service Men will host a smoker soon. Rev Dr William M Prottsman aged 80 and blind will be cared for at Jefferson City by the M E church South. he has preached sixty years. Newton Orrison improves after injuries at Grand Pass. Kansas City and Jefferson Railway excursion plans loom.
Local sports note: Kansas City Blues meet Joe Roe’s nine on Sunday October 13 in city matchups. Nearby updates report Harold Martin sick with typhoid fever, J M Cannon recovering from oak poisoning, and farmer J D Rice selling corn at Sedalia market for 65 cents per bushel after a 75 pound test. Other items include births, church Ladies Aid meeting, and residents moving or visiting towns like Pauline Hughesville Tipton Lamonte and Arkansas.
Pauline Missouri October 2 a nice crowd gathered Saturday night for music at Pauline meeting. Mr W L Bowlins mother is on the sick list this week. Mint Johns of Sedalia was helped.
Frank McAllister, by attorney J. H. Bowron, sues A. Harkins and wife in circuit court for $1000 damages. He leased the Riley hotel on the condition it be repaired and alleges the defendants failed to repair, hurting his business.
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