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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1900

Page

8

Social Club Formed by Young Sedalia Ladies

Twenty six young society ladies met at Miss Mary Temple’s home Thursday to organize a social club. Nellie Davis elected president and Flora Glenn treasurer. The group plans weekly meetings and a Christmas time event at Miss Pearl Baird’s South Grand avenue home. Members include Pearl Baird, Eula Harris, Ethel Roemer, Lucille Brown, Nellie Fletcher, Mary Curran, Peesie Babcock, Mary Glass, Johnnie Pattison, Kathryn Cassidy, Nelle Davis, Blanche Imhoff, Florence Scott, Alice Miner, Laura Stanley, Olive Brown, Bess Doyle, Carrie Clarke, Mary Semple, Nellie Harris, Florence Floyd, Maude Kelk, Lillian Poteet, Violet Laupheimer, Flora Glenn and Edna Morris.

Young Society Ladies of the Army Mary Temple Nellie Davis Flora Glenn Pearl Baird Eula Harris Ethel Roemer Lucille Brown Nellie Fletcher Mary Curran Peesie Babcock Mary Glass Johnnie Pattison Kathryn Cassidy Nelle Davis Blanche Imhoff Florence Scott Alice Miner Laura Stanley Olive Brown Bess Doyle Carrie Clarke Mary Semple Nellie Harris Florence Floyd Maude Kelk Lillian Poteet Violet Laupheimer Edna Morris

Forthcoming marriage of Miss Alice M. Roberts to Mr Ira E. Banta

Announcement of the pending wedding set for Pilot Grove on Wednesday November 28. Also notes Miss Clara Young of Sedalia visiting Henry Lorenz near Clifton City with a Monday night party in her honor.

Alice M. Roberts Ira E. Banta Cere Pilot Grove Clara Young Sedalia Henry Lorenz Clifton City

Nehemgar Club Holds Inaugural Meeting at High School

The Nehemgar Club, with members mainly educators doctors and lawyers, met for the first time yesterday in Superintendent Buchanan’s office at the High school. Henry Brosing contributed the weekly paper titled Immigration and Immigrants.

Nehemgar Club Buchanan Henry Brosing

Wykoffs’ Golden Anniversary Postponed by Illness

Thursday marked the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wykoff of 706 East Fifteenth who recently moved from Des Moines Indiana. Friends had planned a grand celebration, but Mrs. Wykoff’s sudden illness forced a postponement.

H. C. Wykoff East Fifteenth Des Moines

Driving party in tall tally ho led by Capt Stevens

Capt. E. W. Stevens and his wife hosted a Thursday afternoon drive in the captain's handsome tally ho, sharing a pleasant excursion with friends.

E. W. Stevens

Women's Tailor Offers Autumn Suits in Sedalia

HAILS Sedalia store presents an autumn assortment of garments from Wool Serge at 7.50 to Broadcloth 35, all silk lined. Featured gowns include a 20 dollar Venetian silk lined jacket and skirts with fine lining and decorative skirts. Also blue, brown and gray homespun and camel hair cheviot suits with silk lined jackets.

Impure Sausage Shipments Cause City Health Concern

Kansas City meat sources trigger alert as impure sausage shipped to local markets raises health worries and prompts investigation into meat processing and distribution.

Ptomaine Poisoning Alarm in Sedalia Area

Several families in Sedalia and nearby seept poisoning linked to tainted sausage from Kansas City. Dr. Nasse treated three cases in one family and another single case in another, with other physicians reporting cases and calls to curb sale of processed meat. The health board may be urged to act. Local notes report residents improving, home improvements, a political speech in California Missouri, and pension grants.

Kansas City Nasse

Plaid Dress Goods Offered At Bargain Prices

All wool plaid fabrics sell for 50 cents per yard. The waists dresses and skirts made from these have a fresh look with economical value. Compared with typical stores these plaids are cheaper, normally 75 cents to a dollar.

Blanket price range highlights quality over cheapest

The article argues for buying the best blankets rather than the cheapest and lists prices for various types. Gray cotton, white cotton with borders, 10-4 and 11-4 sizes, fancy robes and dress sacks, and pure wool blankets are offered from 49 cents to five dollars, emphasizing color borders and materials.

Quilts for sale in fresh cotton and sateen

An ad notes quilts sized 72 inches ordered for size first and quality with fresh clean cotton and dainty colored sateen. Price listed as $2.25. The copy emphasizes the under layer keeps warmth in winter and mentions balmy days.

Offield to Open Real Estate Office in Missouri Trust Building

J. M. Offield, who sold out yesterday, will start a real estate office in the Missouri Trust Company building. J. M. Offield, Jr., becomes traveling salesman for Walden Shoe Company of Griggesville Illinois with north Missouri as his territory.

J. M. Offield Missouri Trust Company J. M. Offield, Jr Walden Shoe Company Griggesville Ill Missouri

Big Meeting at Georgetown Draws Democrats

Democrats held a large Georgetown gathering last night with all candidates present. Short talks preceded main speeches by Dr. Brown and Messrs Bohling, Cashman, and Steele, drawing much enthusiasm.

Georgetown Dr. Brown Messrs Bohling Cashman Steele

Judge Parsons and A E Boughner Return From Niangua Fishing

Judge O E Parsons and A E Boughner are back from a Niangua fishing trip. Another party planning a Niangua visit next week includes Sam Rosse Rufus Easton Will Bolton and several others.

O. E. Parsons A. E. Boughner Sam Rosse Rufus Easton Will Bolton

Burglary Foiled At West Broadway Home

Burglars entered the home of Mrs. George Withers on West Broadway around midnight. They fled after the family raised loud cries, failing to take any valuables.

George Withers West Broadway

Dramatic Fire Burns East Third Street Pharmacist

Dr. A. Owen, a druggist on East Third street, sustained a severe burn to his left hand while compounding drugs last night. Alcohol used in the preparation reportedly ignited, causing the injury.

A. Owen East Third Street

Miller brother shooting case set for October 23

W B Miller received a telegram from Harrison Ark stating that the preliminary hearing for George Miller, who shot his brother recently, has been scheduled for October 23. George is out on bond.

W. B. Miller Harrison, Ark George

Judge Barnett Speaks to Packed California Court House

Judge G W Barnett addressed a crowded audience in the California Missouri courthouse last night Senator Cockrell followed with an afternoon speech to attendees in the same venue

G. W. Barnett Court House California Senator Cockrell

For Sale Good Family Horse and Phaeton

A family horse and phaeton are offered for sale for cash. Applications should be made at Lujin's Grocery Store.

Lujin

Deweys Defeat Tigers 28 to 0 in Afternoon Football

The George R. Smith Deweys defeated the Marshall Tigers this afternoon by a score of 28 to 0. Deweys dominated on offense and defense, securing a decisive victory at home.

George R. Smith Deweys Marshall “Tigers

Train conductors swap duties during vacation period

H. A. Pratt the Katy conductor is away on vacation and Conductor Campbell of the High Line takes his run. W. Phelan covers Campbell’s duties in the interim.

H. A. Pratt Katy Conductor Campell High Line W. Phelan Mr. Campbell

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James T. Montgomery Mae Kemper Fulton Louis Wheeler H. C. Demuth Mae Rameey Pueblo Kansas Organ Fund First Congregational Church William S. Farris Prof Farris Fayette J. B. Fast C. N. Stevens St. Louis Beulah Harris Brown Harris J. H. Rodes Gertrude Riedes Frances Smith Wilbur Highleyman Gertrude Fleischmann Oscar Ott Ment Man Sedalia Hardware and South Side Square g@ GROCER CO Sedalia, Mo Women’s Tailor Prison Adjcent Sentinel Board of Health Vance Smith O. M. Harris West Seventh Street C. R. Stevens C. Y. Lawrence East Fifth Street Charles Hoffman Fourth and Moniteau, Re Thomas W. Pierce J. G. Carlisle East Seventh Hail’s D. & CO Barnett J. M. Offield & Sons J. P. Gorey & CO Hi. A. Lucking Mer Ohio St Sedalia Mo Europe Africa Asia Chicago Record United States Associated Press THE Mercator Chicago Madison Street Alton Limited Merchants’ Bridge Chicago & Alton R.R
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