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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1901

Page

5

Local social and travel notes from Sedalia area

Phone 144, Taylor's Light Transfer. C. L. Cordy on business trip to Warsaw today. Mrs T L Dickey visiting friends at Warrensburg. Miss Anna Teeling visiting relatives at Macon Mo. S H Porter to Green Ridge this morning. Miss Annie Cordry of Bunceton visiting relatives here. Len Robinson of Moberly guest of Mrs M H Morris. Thomas Whaley of Lamonte en route to Pueblo Colo. J H Robinson and A H Chapman business trip to Franklin Junction. E C White and wife depart for Colorado Springs for several weeks. Prof E W White of Lexington Mo in city Saturday night. Mrs Anna W Campbell and Mrs Dr Shadburne of Windsor visiting Sedalia Friday. Mesdames Smith and Wotton and Miss Alice Chappelear leave for Colorado. Charles Griesel of Sedalia arrived for visit. Edna Morris returned from Kansas City. Charles Van Antwerp and wife and Mme M C Small and daughter Mae visiting Windsor. Miss Ruby Carter of St Louis visiting Miss Mary Curran here. will return home week. Steve Barfield the vinegar salesman

Taylor C. L. Cordy Warsaw T. L. Dickey Warrensburg Anna Teeling Macon S. H. Porter Green Ridge Annie Cordry Bunceton Len Robinson Moberly M. H. Morris Thomas Whaley Lamonte Pueblo Colo J. H. Robinson A. H. Chapman Franklin Junction E. C. White Colorado Springs E. W. White Lexington Anna W. Campbell Mesdames Smith and Wotton Alice Chappelear Colorado Charles Griesel Sedalia Jefferson City Press Edna Morris Kansas City Charles van Antwerp M. C. Small Mae Windsor Ruby Carter St. Louis Mary Curran Steve Barfiel

Missouri man visits Sedalia and local business news

North weekend visitor notes and planned September return of Rev J W Moody and family from North Carolina. Warrensburg quarterback St Houx passes through en route to Columbia. Mitchell Bros visit Sedalia after buying Fordyce Redman's drug store in Lamonte. Redmon to tour Territory. Brooks Wilson sells seventy head of cattle to Hogan and Brownfield. shipment to St Louis last night at 1402 pounds each for 5.25. Wilson has bought 169 head cattle this season and four carloads or 300 head of hogs. he also stocks fine breeding stock and mules in Pettis County.

Rev J. W. Moody North Caro T. H. Mitchell Mitchell Bros Fordyce Redman Lamonte Sedalia Redmon Brooks Wilson Camp Branch Hogan & Brownfield St. Louis Wilson Pettis County

Local investors profit in corn market say Pettis county

Commission man C. A. Baum reports payouts over $79 000 to Pettis county parties in the past year with few exceptions investors on the right side of the corn market earning from 500 to 2 000 dollars each.

C. A. Baum Pettis County

For Rent Eight Room Residence on Massachusetts Street

Upper and lower halls freshly papered and painted with eight rooms. Good barn and carriage house in a fine shade in a first class neighborhood. See L. N. Guild at 902 West Broadway.

Massachusetts St L. N. Guild West Broadway

State fair refreshment stand erected west of grandstand

Chefs cooks waiters and assistants begin erection of their large refreshment stand at the state fair grounds today to the west of the secretary’s building and grandstand. The funeral for a local figure will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday from the First Baptist church with pallbearers Arthur Scott James Leake Walter Rautenstrauch and Lee Hoffmann and Rev. Dr. Fuller officiating.

First Baptist Church Arthur Scott James Leake Walter Rautenstrauch Lee Hoffman Fuller

Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Ad Promotes Spring Strength

The testimonial from John P. Hodnette of Brooklyn NY touts Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a yearly spring cleanse for blood, strength, and health. The ad urges consulting a doctor and notes the product costs $1 and is sold by all druggists.

Ayer John P. Hodnette Brooklyn

Jefferson City Prepares Large Turnout for State Fair

Jefferson City will lead a big crowd to the Seda lia state fair as residents from across the state seek to learn how automobile racing relates to agricultural progress and development.

Jefferson City Sedalia

Complaint of boys playing in streets disturbs passersby

Complaint is entered about small boys playing in the streets and annoying people in passing vehicles. Several persons have been struck by flying balls and many boys have had narrow escapes from being run over.

George R. Smith Camp Plan Big Smoker at State Fair Week

George R. Smith camp G A R organizes a large smoker and camp fire event for Thursday evening during the State fair week.

George R. Smith

Little Bernice Rogers Dies in Missouri

Bernice Rogers six years old daughter of Otis J. and Mrs. Rogers died early Sunday at grandparents home in Pierce City Missouri where the mother has been summering. She suffered bowel trouble that worsened into a fatal flux. Remains expected to arrive here tomorrow.

Bernice Rogers Bernice Otis J. Rogers Pierce City

Sedalia Steam Dye Works Adds Delivery Wagon

The Sedalia Steam Dye Works announces a new delivery wagon and invites calls to inspect goods and receive free estimates. Prompt and artistic dyeing cleaning and repairs are offered with free delivery. Office at 219 South Lamine Street. Queen City 316. Miss Mayme Salmon Stella Wagner and Lavina Ware of Jefferson City visit Miss Gerene this week.

South Lamine Street Queen City Mayme Salmon Stella Wagner Lavina Ware Jefferson City Gernere

Misses Clara Heller and Gertie Hoffmaster Visit Cole Camp

Misses Clara Heller and Gertie Hoffmaster, who had been visiting friends at Cole Camp, returned home on Saturday.

Clara Heller Gertie Hoffmaster Cole Camp

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