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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1902
Page
5
Dempsey Brown of Houstonia visits Sedalia. Hughesville people plan trips to Ili nois and Kansas City. Several residents travel for fairs Carnivals and visits to St Louis and Kansas City. Local names include Mockbee Taylor Taylor Lambirth and Gill.
The article argues the Russian title tsar is not derived from Caesar and traces its Cyrillic roots and Polish transliteration issues. It notes the Persian origin meaning king and cites Peter the Great adding imperator to tsar. It ends with an anecdote about the Fifteenth Corps badge and Irish humor in a Washington Post reprint.
Mrs. A. Melvin of Cole Camp visited Sedalia on Monday en route to St. Louis. A Kreisel of Cole Camp traveled to Sedalia for business. E. J. Evans left for Nevada to adjust fire insurance losses. City traveler also reports a passenger passing through Warsaw last night.
A large Sedalia district delegation of Methodist ministers traveling to the St. Louis M E church conference paused in Sedalia between trains. Names include Rev. E. J. Hunt Rev. L. M. Thompson Appleton City Rev. H. A. Mitchell Eldorado Springs Rev. Zed Wright Deep Water Rev. T. E Pilot Grove Rev. J. C. Still Montrose Rev. Will Stephens Odessa Rev. C. Seneft Higginsville and Rev. A. M. Crippen LaMonte.
Amusements feature the Black Tril by company led by McCabe and Young with soprano Mabel Melville. Balcony reserved for colored patrons.
Five city blocks were opened Monday with bids totaling over 14 000 dollars. W W Atkin of Kansas City won the contract at 1 78 dollars per square yard, while Dean and Moyer of Kansas City bid 1 88.
Jim Mize resigns as driver for Pacific Express. Will Roley moves to day shift as driver. John Glover takes the night shift as driver.
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