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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1899
Page
4
Evening service at the First M. E. Church features the theme The Street Fair Before Taken. Probationers will be received into full membership and baptism will be administered to adults and children at the eleven o'clock service.
Pays highest cash price for household goods. Money loaned on goods stored. L. F. Mackey at 113 West Main Street. Furnished rooms for rent by the day week or month in Hurley’s building at 110-112 East 3d Street over Cunningham's tailor shop. Mes. CHuristTIANn.
Middle aged lady wanted to assist in store duties. References required. Applications accepted at SEN TINEL office. Return to P. C. J. address.
Real estate listing for a 15 room RENIT cottage at 504 West Fifth, reference to J. D. Brown near the Western Union Telegraph office.
Eddie Girard and his company presented Natural Gas to a fair crowd with new specialties and up to date jokes. Girard remains popular and expects a strong season as manager Wood praises ongoing improvements. Gertie Miller and family deliver notable buck and wing dancing while the unfinished venue shows clear progress over the old house.
A brief notice seeking an applicant with artistic ability to study a light and fascinating vocation. References required. Address 802 Sentinal.
Katy Roadmaster Peter Rockwell travels to Boonville while Missouri Pacific auditor A W Stewart heads west. Katy Superintendent J A Davis rides with Boonville passengers as Mrs E A Smith of the Katy family hospitalizes. The Katy sends agents to Columbia on road business and despatcher Lyttle returns to Moberly. A crew finishes line work between Fort Leavenworth and Atchison. Cole Camp foreman Will Tilberry plans St Louis with his son for an operation. Excursions from several towns into Sedalia are scheduled, and engineer J L Russell returns to Sedalia after visiting Windsor. Conductor Webb Malone and Miss Myrtle Wasson wed in Chetopa, with ceremony by a Methodist minister.
The 15 month old daughter of Engineer W. A. Bennett of the M K & T railroad died early yesterday. Funeral services will be held from the family residence on Chess avenue at 9 o clock this morning. Arlington Fountain at 508 Ohio street is a recommended site for visitors.
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