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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1901

Page

5

Quints and Locals Fill Busy Osage County Day

Quint Taylor visited from Kansas City. Mrs Robinson and others traveled from Moundsville to visit kin. Local residents attended church events, fairs, and a Sedalia police escorted Kemper Academy students after a small truancy incident involving six boys who rode a Katy freight car to Sedalia and were returned to Boonville for discipline.

Sedalia Kemper Military Academy Katy Robb Mason Wentzleman Boonville Sicher Koenig Ray Johnson Kemper School W. E. Mount Oscar Carl James Chiles Heim Kansas City S. Stafford C. A. Meyer G. G. Belvnder

Excursion Tickets to New York and Buffalo on LSMSR

Excursion tickets to New York start July 1 with reduced rates for Pan-American exposition travel. Buffalo tickets at a low rate are on sale. Eight trains daily. Send four cents in stamps for printed matter and full information. F. M. Byron G A Chicago. B P Humphrey T P A Kansas City Mo.

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway F. M. Byron Chicago B. P. Humphrey Kansas City

Notice to Street Railway Patrons Redirects Route

All passengers on the southbound Forest Park line must use the Sixteenth Street and Grand Avenue car and transfer at the M. K. T. crossing due to a new crossing starting October 10.

Forest Park Sixteenth Street Grand Avenue

Beaman Becomes Stage and Hoop Factory Hub

Bob Miller, former editor of the Sweet Springs Herald, performed a moving picture and vaudeville show at Beaman park drawing crowds and calls for more. J R Campbell of Sedalia opens a hoop factory in the vacant livery barn, employing eight to ten workers as four families relocate. A head on collision near Sedalia injures a Beaman resident. the horse survives.

Beaman Bob Miller Sweet Springs Our Town Beaman Park Clifton Smithton Miller Callahan Vaudeville Company J. R. Campbell Sedalia M. A. Monsees Satan

Sedalia notices mix lawsuits bids and local odds

A scattered notice page reports livestock deaths from green cane, bids for sidewalk reconstruction, street paving resolutions, and local business ads. Items include two cows dying after eating cane, bids due October 21 1901 for Broadway sidewalk work, and street paving plans on Third Street with brick and concrete options.

Carl A. Guenther offers fall and winter goods in Sedalia ads

Carl A. Guenther promotes a new fall and winter line for men women and children with low prices and a large hosiery selection. The ad also touts savings on underwear and invites customers to buy now. Clifford Matthews visits his ill mother in San Francisco and J T Holman resigns as Missouri Pacific conductor to pursue Kansas City business. Miss Josephine Barfield leaves for St. Louis after visiting relatives.

Clifford Matthews San Francisco Carl A Josephine Barfield St. Louis Carl A. Guenther J. T. Holman Missouri Pacific Kansas City Sedalia

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