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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1902

Page

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Thirty Four Years Old Celebration of AOUW Planned

The Ancient Order of United Workmen marks thirty four years with lodges in Sedalia planning a Glass hall gathering Friday evening to discuss plans and set a new date for the celebration. Grand Master William H. Miller of St Louis and Grand Recorder Movers of Savannah are expected speakers.

Order of United Workmen Amity Lodge Equity Lodge Eintrecht Lodge Sedalia Glass Hall William H. Miller St. Louis Savannah

Pittsburg and All American Teams Battle in Low Scoring Tie

In Cleveland Pittsburg National League champions held All Americans to 0 0 after 11 innings Friday and won 1 0 on Saturday. Cy Young pitched superbly and Hartsel's defense preserved the shutout as Mead Sebrig Wallace and Harley contributed key plays. Phillipe started for Pittsburg before 4768 spectators.

Notarnun Cleveland Pittsburg Cy Young Hartsel Mead Sebrig Wallace Harley Lajoie Phillipe

Depositions Open in Ritchie Freeman Printing Suit

In Springfield Missouri on Tuesday, before notary C C Lawson, deposits were taken for the Louis Ritchie versus Y G Freeman case. The suit concerns an transaction tied to the Ritchie Freeman Printing company and involves several witnesses.

Louis Ritchie Y. G. Freeman A. B. Clayton Springfield Notary Public C. C. Lawson Ritchie-Freeman Printing Company

Hud nut line perfumes sold by Bard Drug Co Sedalia

The Hud nut line of perfumes described as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia is promoted by W. E. Bard Drug Co. This notice highlights a new fragrance assortment and a prominent local retailer coordinating the launch.

Sedalia W. E. Bard Drug Co

Ladies Aid to Gather at German Evangelical Church Parsonage

Members of the Ladies Aid society on West Fourth Street and their friends will be entertained tomorrow afternoon and evening at the parsonage 416 West Fourth Street. A tasty supper will be served and a cordial invitation is extended to all.

Ladies Aid Society The German Evangelical Church West Fourth Street

Tim Murphy Stars in Old Innocence at the Opera House

Amusements note Tim Murphy brings his acclaimed pathos and humor to Old Innocence next Friday night at the opera house. The piece highlights Murphy as Jason Green, a role showcasing his rare blend of laughter and tears in a season’s standout performance.

Tim Murphy Opera House Mr. Murphy Goodwin Robson Crane Sol Smith Russell John FE. Owens Jason Green

Fleischer Blosser Nuptials Held at Bride's Home

A quiet home wedding was held last evening at 8 o'clock at Mrs. B. E. Blosser’s residence 210 West Seventh Street. Rev W F Jones of Butler Mo officiated. The bride wore white French mousseline and carried roses. After a reception the couple left for Great Bend Kansas to reside. Mr Fleischer is a Great Bend merchant’s clerk. Mrs Fleischer is a Sedalia debutante with many friends.

Fleischer-Blosser B. E. Blosser West Seventh Street W. F Jones Butler Great Bend Ikkas Fleischer Sedalia the Sentinel

Chicken Pie Social A Social And Financial Success

The East Broadway Christian church ladies served a chicken pie special last evening at Mrs. J. E. Nichols on East Fifth street. A good attendance made the event socially enjoyable and financially successful.

East Broadway Christian Church J. E. Nicholson East Fifth Street

Remains Arrive for 16-Year-Old Miss Dunton

The mortal remains of Miss Susan Dunton age 16 who died in St. Louis arrived in Sedalia today. Rev. F L Cook met the body at the station and no funeral arrangements are yet made.

Susan Dunton St. Louis Sedalia F. L. Cook

Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Promotes Cleaning Services

Local laundry shop at 216 Lamine Street advertises odor free clothes cleaning and a contact phone number 154 highlighting their steam washing approach.

Sedalia Lamine Street

Rocking Chair Club Entertainment by Mrs Guenther

The Rocking Chair Club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Fred Guenther in a social gathering. The host provided refreshments as members enjoyed a convivial afternoon.

Fred Guenther

Rocking Chair club holds afternoon with photo guessing contest

Mrs. Fred H. Guenther entertained the Rocking Chair club on South Osage Street afternoon. Members brought childhood photos and Mrs Sallie Potter Sneed won a handkerchief bag for guessing the most images. Refreshments included chicken salad potato chips sandwiches and coffee.

Fred H. Guenther Rocking Chair Club South Osage Street Sallie Potter Sneed

Knob Noster Farm Deal Closed by Real Estate Firm

W T Wallace of May Wallace Real Estate Co returned from Knob Noster Missouri with news of a completed transfer of the Beatty farm to Henry Cozad of Melvin Iowa.

Knob Noster W. T. Wallace May-Wallace Real Estate Co Beatty Henry Cozad Melvin, Ia

Officers on Snipe Hunt Stir at Cincinnati Police HQ

A Cincinnati Enquirer report says detectives Keatting and Callnan chased a tip about a murder suspect at a West Fourth Street house. A mild mannered man claiming Y M C A barber duties produced clippers razors and a shaving mug, then vanished.

Cincinatti Enquirer Chinn Lexington West Fourth Street Keatting Calnan

Drunken Soldier Damages St Marys Church

A drunken private from the 6th United States infantry broke into St Marys Catholic Church during a march to Fort Leavenworth. He ripped vestments and vandalized holy images before Father Desmedt restrained him with a cane. The intruder named Constantine Garowsi is jailed. Damage totals about 400.

St. Mary’s Bas United States Infantry St. Mary's Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley Father Desmedt Constantine Garowsi

Our Reunion Club gathers at Dow’s with prizes

Mrs. H. Demuth hosted Sedalia members at Dow’s yesterday for Our Reunion Club. A guessing contest awarded Mrs. J. J. Fry a silver thimble and an emery. Refreshments were served.

Baker Chris Streng Takes Over Meyer Bakery

Chris Streng the baker has purchased the Meyer bakery at Seventh and Ohio street. Miss Emma Streng, formerly of the candy palace, will be in charge.

Chris Streng Meyer Bakery Seventh and Ohio Street Emma Streng Candy Palace

Democrats Hold Splendid Meeting in Flat Creek Township

A large crowd gathered at the residence of William Russ for a Democratic meeting in Flat Creek township. Speakers BE. BE. Johnson and hk. H. Gray discussed Pettis county issues while Hon John Cashman spoke on state and national matters. Tonight a rousing Dresden meeting will advance the campaign.

Flat Creek Township William Russ BE. BE. Johnson Hk. H. Gray Pettis County John Cashman Dresden

Tea for St Patrick Parish Ladies at Mrs Sullivan Home

The St Patrick Parish ladies held a tea at Mrs P Sullivan’s residence 732 East Third Street. Afternoon and evening crowds attended, raising 41.55. Prizes went to Miss Alice Gorrell for the guessing contest and to Mike Garvin and Clara Maroney for high five. Booby prizes awarded to Joe Egan and Pat Shea with Edna Burrows a booby prize recipient.

St. Patricks’ Parish P. Sullivan East Third Street Alice Gorrell Joe Egan Mike Garvin Clara Maroney Pat Shea Edna Burrowes O

Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Sedalia Bank

A special meeting of the Sedalia National Bank stockholders in Sedalia Missouri is set for Saturday November 22 1902 from 9 a.m. to 12 m in the directors room to consider and vote on a resolution amending Article 3 of the by laws relating to the election of directors. J H W Bothwell pres Attest E R Blair sec’y.

Sedalia National Bank of Sedalia

Prisoners discharged from county jail this morning

Will Brown colored three days for disturbing the peace. Alex Fisher colored Lamonte twenty one days for common assault. James Stewart colored ten days for larceny. Robert Crockett colored five days served rep committed to serve another five days for the same offense.

Will Brown Alex Fisher Lamonte James Stewart Robert Crockett

Fire at Dow's wood box prompts call to rescue workers

Fire companies answered an eight o'clock call Tuesday evening to Mrs. Emma Gunter's home at 401 East Third Street. A hot coal in the wood box started the blaze but fire crews were not needed after arrival.

Emma Gunter East Third Street

Sedalia Street Railed Cars Replaced Amid Unrest

Motormen and conductors were ordered not to report for duty this morning as two street railway cars were cut off the line. Winter cars were substituted today to operate services.

Sedalia Street Railway

Public Sale Of Montana Horses At Hinsdale Barn

A public sale of high grade Montana horses will be held Saturday October 18 at the old Hinsdale barn. The sale begins at 1 o'clock. E W Stevens is the auctioneer.

Montana Hinsdale Barn E. W. Stevens

Order of Pats social group forms in Pittsburg

The Order of Pats in Pittsburg is a social club limited to men named Patrick. Founder Patrick A Ricards from 606 Grant Street says members only need attend funerals. Officers include President P A Regan and secretary treasurer P J Leonard. Four weeks old with 300 members and 300 on a waiting list. Annual dues are 32.

Pittsburg Order of Pats Patrick Sonus of St. Patrick National Brotherhood Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Patrick A. Ricards Grant Street Patrick Fallon

Sweetly Clean Clothes From Sedalia Steam Laundry

Sedalia Steam laundry owned by George Longan provides garments that come out neatly cleaned and pressed. Rich fabrics receive careful treatment ensuring bright colors and fresh scent after the wash.

Sedalia George Longan

Mrs Louise Schuster Dies at 32 in Quincy Street Home

Louise Schuster wife of Peter Schuster aged 32 died at 7 05 pm Tuesday at 311 North Quincy street from bowel trouble. Survived by husband two daughters Dorothy and Elizabeth. Belonged to St Paul Lutheran church. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at church 30 o'clock Rev Theo Bundenthal officiating pallbearers William Baker Lee Looney Ben Martin

Louise Peter Schuster North Quincy Street Dorothy Elizabeth St. Paul Lutheran Church Theo Bundenthal William Baker Lee Looney Ben Martin

Carver and Maddox Wed in Lookout Ceremony

A marriage license was issued by Deputy Recorder Creut tell to C. F. Carver of Florence Morgan County Missouri and Miss Lillie Maddox of Lookout Missouri. They were married at 1 30 PM at Rev J B Fuller’s home on West Broadway and will reside near Lookout where the groom owns a farm recently purchased.

Creuttell C. F. Carver Florence Morgan County Lillie Maddox Lookout J. B. Fuller West Broadway

Preliminary Hearing In Burglary Case

Allan Haynes colored ex convict was arraigned in Judge Rogers court this morning and bound over to the November term of the criminal court in the sum of 1500. He was committed to jail.

Allan Haynes J. A. Hoeffer Rogers’ Cour Criminal Court

Smoot case at court may extend two more days

The Absalom Smoot case, central to court business for three days, likely will run two more days. In the hardware suit Tink vs Harris on note, judgment was entered for 374.04 dollars.

Absalom Smoot Smoot Tink Hardware Company James Harris

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U. W Sedalia Lodges Dow's Dow’s LY. MG. A ST. Mary's, Kan PP. Sullivan J. H W. Bothwell E. R. Blair Sec Dow Wes, Schuster Carver-Maddon
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