Store Hails Values in New Venetian Broadcloth Shades
Advertisement notes standard worth as the store’s crowning aim with Venetian and Broadcloths in new shades priced at 1.25, 1.60, and 1.75 dollars.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1901
Page
5
Local Names Listed for Green Ridge Meeting Attendees
The roster includes Misses Maggie Anderson Elsie Fisher Annie Botz and Myrtle Blocher and Messrs. W A Scanlan Frank Royce George Fisher and Rudolph Hartless of Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Anderson
Elsie Fisher
Annie Botz
Myrtle Blocher
Messrs
W. A. Scanlan
Frank Royce
George Fisher
Rudolph Hartless
Green Ridge
Hot Stuff Koal Co Adopts New Firm Name
In a notice the firm declares it will from now on be known as Hot Stuff Koal Co and offers a new contact number via central for short calls. The message is signed by H. A. Cohen and lists Main and Missouri Avenue as the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Koal KO
Federal Court Convenes in Jefferson City Docket Noted
In Jefferson City Missouri on October 21 the federal court convened with what officials say is likely the largest docket ever here Judge Phillips will preside and manage the session highlighting a busy day for the court and local legal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Federal Court
Phillips
Pocket Books and Purses for Sale at The Boston
A late October notice lists pocket books and purses priced 5c and up at The Boston store, 214 Ohio street Versailles Missouri. Other items include two or three furnished rooms for rent at 218 West Fourth street and old papers for sale. Local short notices report marriage licenses for C P Keck and Lelia G Burnap of Sedalia, plus court blotter items about Tim Doyle jailed thirty days for theft from J H Browler and Fred Emerson five days for stealing shirts at Cannon's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
Tim Doyle
Justice Rogers
J. H. Browler
Fred Emerson
Cannon’s
Whipping Ordered for Two 13 Year Olds
Judge Truxel in police court sent Wesley Johnson and James Owens home to be whipped by their parents after they were charged with stealing sacks. A farmer near Carrolton bought a new automobile reported by The Democrat as arrived and attracting curiosity. In Chicago a nurse Charlotte Nichol killed herself after alleged life with Dr. Orville Burnett, who also attempted suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truxel
Wesley Johnson
James Owens
Chicago
Orville Burnett
Charlotte Nichol
W. L. Nichol, Jr
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad
Marlborough
Burnett
Local society notes and travel of residents
Notices list return from St. Louis and visits with friends and relatives across Missouri. Mentions Mrs. Robert Taylor and Miss Eva David, Mrs. Monahan Collier in Chicago, Hattom death in Milwaukee, and multiple travels to Kansas City, Jefferson City, Warrensburg, Lamonte, Nevada, St. Louis, and Indianapolis with various locals and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
R. A. Higdon
Katie Building
C. C. Lawson
Bell Telephone
Robert Taylor
Eva David
St. Louis
Monahan-Collier
Chicago
P. Loomis
Milwaukee
Louis Hattom
G. W. Rucker
Lamonte
Roy McCune
Barr’s Dry Goods Emporium
Claude Weasell
John Butcher
Stokley
James Wilkerson
S. J. Williams
Warrensburg
George Dugan
Frank Dietrich
Miss Minnie
Kansas City
Will Glass
E . McKee
Richard Boehme
Sicher’s Hotel
Nevada
Jack O Connor Killed in Kansas City Buggy Accident
John O Connor formerly of Sedalia was thrown from his buggy on Saturday night in Kansas City and died from a fractured skull. His brother James left for his bedside, the body to be brought home for burial. He was 24, an engineer in a Kansas City laundry. the young woman with him escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
John P. French
John B. French
Salem
Ill
John O'Connor
Sedalia
Letta Gindera
Kansas City
James O'Connor
Jack O’connor
O'Connor
Marriages Staged This Week In Local Church and Home
Miss Nellie Blatterman daughter of Gus Blatterman of South Kentucky street will wed Wednesday evening John Hedrick a popular fireman on the Katy. Henry Mussmann and Miss Katy Kueck will marry Thursday evening at the Trinity English Lutheran church by Rev. Mr. Jacoby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Blatterman
Gus Blatterman
South Kentucky Street
John Hedrick
Katy
Henry Mussmann
Katy Kueck
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Jacoby
Kansas City Building Plan Favored by Gentry
N H Gentry of Sedalia nine member Missouri World's fair commission visited during the cattle show and voiced support for a Kansas City building at the exposition. He proposed a miniature reproduction of the convention hall and said he is in hearty favor of the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Gentry
Sedalia
Kansas City Times
Gentry
Kansas City
Funeral of C. A. Stewart at Broadway Christian Church
Funeral services for C. A. Stewart, a well known conductor, were largely attended at Broadway Christian church. Rev. Cook conducted the service. Pallbearers included N. D. Turner J. J. Betts George Light from O R C and Dan Kennedy Capt John M. Glenn and Otis Smith from the Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Stewart
Broadway Christian Church
Rev. Cook
N. D. Turner
J. J. Betts
George Light
Dan Kennedy
John M. Glenn
Otis Smith
Knights of Pythias
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H. G. Scourzas
Wardsville
Staventsi
Montrose
J. M. Tarxindton
Corning
Ark
O.H. Scott
Son
W. R. Mataza
New Madrid
Matt. Lecs
Grane Ave
St. Lowe
Bryant-Tewmey
Amusemenes
Opera House
Nadine Winstan
Ohio St
Allen L. Russell
West Main Street
THE
Medical Aid Association OF America
E. H. Chanman
Ilgentiitz Building
State of
Missouri
Per H. A. Cohen
Main and
Missouri Avenue
Pocket Books
Boston
Ohio Street
Joseph P. French
C. P. Keck
Lelia G. Burnap
Q. C
Hasprovitch Delamater
East Seventh Street
Hoffman Building
Justice Rogers’ Court
Carrolton
Democrat
James McAdams
Marshall
E. C. Frank
Willie Sellers
Amy Blewett
Laura D. Gentry
N. T. Gentry
Columbia Statesman
Lula Human
Boonville
J. H. Clemens
Merrill Piano Company
Albert Cross of
W. H. Agee
A. P. Singer
National Union
Albert Owens
Letts’ Grocery
Warsaw
H. B. Cole
P. F. Tomlinson
Flat Creek
Ira Latour
Joe Waddell
Buffalo
N. Y
A. J Sparks
Clinton
R. W. Griffith
G. A. Widder
H. K. Bente
Elliott Yost
John Lester
Violet Laupheimer
Europe
Ents
James Mercer
Caldwell
Bas
Mark Mercer
Indianapolis
Ind
B. B
Dave Mercer
Jack O’conner
Jonny Stetson
Stetson
Stetson’s
Tel
Albert Kahn
Prop
Boy
Mrs. Champion
Rogers
Second
Washington Streets
W. Main
McLaughlin
Alo
Kansas City Building
3Rd St
Chas. E. West
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