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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1902
Page
7
Sheriff Joseph Dillard received a message from Sam Anderson who lives 18 miles northeast of Sedalia about a robbery at his home Sunday night. Entry was gained while the family was away and $27 in cash plus other articles were taken. The thief saddled a horse at the Anderson barn and rode away, later found hitched at Postal, Mo., and returned to the owner.
John Owens a farm hand on the Stratton farm near Warrensburg lost his arm when a glove was drawn into a revolving shredder cog wheel. He stumbled while trying to regain balance and the injury extends almost to the shoulder with poor prospects for recovery.
Mrs Mary Jackson a colored woman aged 87 died at her Longwood home this morning at 7 o clock. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 10 o clock.
Public notice lists rooms for rent with housekeeping, a found pocketbook with money, and a loan offer. It directs inquiries at the Sentinel and mentions C. C. Lawson attorney and Bell Telephone number 467. The address given is 526 East Fifth Street.
Advertisement seeks men with rig to introduce Monarch Poultry Mix for a year contract earning 20 dollars weekly plus expenses and weekly pay. Applicants instructed to mail a stamped reply to Menarch Mfg. Co. Box 16 Sprinuticid filinvis.
Advertisement for Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co inviting customers to keep and extend telephone service with the Bell line. Offers service across Missouri and Kansas from 209 South Ohio Street.
Neatly furnished rooms available by the day or week at the Chili Parlors, located at No 111.
WANTED Man worth $50.00 per month and expenses permanent position Experience unnecessary but must have fair education and business ability Call at once C. E. Blair Ellis' hotel WANTED Energetic lady or gentleman to deliver and collect Salary and permanent place to suitable party Call at once C. E. Blair Ellis' hotel Three young men from Sedalia and vicinity at once to prepare for positions in the Government service Apply to Inter-State Corres Inst Cedar Rapids Ia
Henry Harris hosted the D L F club at his West Sixth street home with card games and dancing. Miss Emison Wood won the ladies prize and Will Quigley the gentlemen's prize. Guests included Joe Gold Harry Glenn Chester Lewis Gus Lewis Al Poteet Melvin Ilgenfritz and Henry Harris with Edna Mertz Madge MeiKenna Arline Phipps Mildred Latimer Nina Harris Edna Crenshaw and Lavinda Ware of Jefferson City.
Stanley Robison of the St. Louis National league club seeks Charley Nichols and Jimmy Manning of the Kansas City Western league association to manage the Cardinals next season.
The Royal Neighbors to the Modern Woodmen of America held an event last night giving prizes to George Sichsel first, Charles Raiffeisen second, and Charles Stein booby. Refreshments of sandwiches coffee and cake were served.
On Friday November 28 two car loads of horses and mares will be offered for sale at the Missouri Pacific yards. They are described as the best grown in the West. Kr G Anderson at Stevens Barn.
President Mitchell and Clarence Darrow met with Henry Demarest Kelogg Durland and Wayne McVeagh in Washington to finalize terms of the anthracite strike settlement. Darrow announced that main features and a nine hour day with ten percent wage rise were agreed upon, with details pending. Mitchell planned to return to Scranton this afternoon.
Mrs Loren of 513 West Fifth entertained in honor of Mrs Trieber of California Missouri yesterday afternoon. Music and conversation preceded refreshments. Guests included Mesdames Sandfort Bahrenburg Schnare Raift feisen Helm Hober ehrt Brandt and Misses Hoberecht Hoberecht Helm. Yearly offerings aid Sedalia school children with vegetables groceries and Thanksgiving treats for the needy each year.
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