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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1901

Page

4

Surprise Party Honors George Anamosa Before Departure

The Broadway Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society hosted a surprise at Miss Minnier’s home on Thursday to honor president George Anamosa before his departure for Columbia. Guests played games, Blanche Shaeffer recited, music by the Kuhn sisters, orange ice served, and attendees wished him success in university life.

Christian Endeavor Society Broadway Presbyterian Church Minnier George Anamosa Columbia Blanche Shaeffer Kuhn

Best Route to Fair Grounds

A local investigator informs The Sentinel that the best road to the State fair grounds heads west on Sixth Street to Grand Avenue then to Seventh Street, west to Park, cross to Broadway, continue to the boulevard, and finally south to the fair grounds.

Fair Grounds State Fair Grounds Sixth Street Grand Avenue Seventh Park Broadway

Sentinel’s informant notes better dust control on paved streets

An informant for Sentinel reports the road system is chiefly over paved streets and sod, offering much freer travel with less dust than the other roads.

Sentinel

Mrs Reeves and Daughter Hurt in Rail Collision Near Canton

Mrs J H Reeves and her daughter Miss Daisy were passengers on a Chicago Burlington and Quincy train returning from St Paul when their sleeper collided with a coal train near Canton Illinois. Several people in the sleeper were injured and badly shaken.

J. H. Reeves Daisy St. Paul Canton Ill

TENTS FOR THE FAIR AT STATE EXHIBITS

The Sedalia Tent and Awning Company has finished two large circus tents for the State fair exhibits and more tents are set up in Kansas City and elsewhere. When pitched Monday the grounds will show a very interesting appearance.

Pany Kansas City

Fulton Market Names Dan Byard to New Restaurant

Dan Byard, former proprietor of the Fulton Market restaurant, accepts a position at Peter Pehl's new Fulton Market which will open Monday.

Dan Byard Fulton Market Peter Pehl New

Road ties of sassafras and elm on Katy line

One builder recalls that a large part of the eastern division of the Katy railway uses sassafras and red elm ties laid in the road bed.

Katy

Botz Joins Dow Drug Leadership After Carpenter Departure

Carl Botz is named to lead Dow Drug, succeeding Aubrey Carpenter who moves to a position with the street railway. The shift marks a management change as Carpenter leaves Dow Drug for transit sector duties.

Carl Botz Dow Drug Company Aubrey Carpenter Street Railway

Paris Cabmen Prohibited From Smoking While Driving

A Paris rule bans cabbies from smoking in the carriage during fares. Officials enforce the prohibition to reduce smoke exposure for passengers and maintain professional conduct in taxis.

Paris

Mrs Emma Sprague Dies of Paralysis After Grief over Son

Mrs Emma Francis Sprague died at 12 35 pm from a paralytic stroke brought on by grief after the drowning death of her son Paul Hillis Sprague last Sunday. Born May 10 1846 in Madison Indiana she moved to Sedalia with her family and married Frank M Sprague in 1879. She leaves a brother Joseph Hillis and sister Mrs E E Jamison and had long been a Presbyterian, with funeral plans to be simple at home and held late Sunday afternoon per her wishes. Flowers omitted.

Frank M. Sprague Massachusetts Emma Francis Sprague Paul Hillis Sprague Mrs. Sprague Madison Ind Sedalia Paul Hillis

Store Unveils New Fall Goods And Sorosis Shoes

The store announces Saturday hours until 9 p m with a refreshed autumn lineup. Priestly black dress goods, shower proof silks, percal es, French waistings, ta ffa ribbon, and a new shoe department led by Michael Quinn feature Sorosis shoes and a wide fit range.

Michael Quinn

Royal Cuticle Soap Display At Sedalia Exposition

A replica of the United States Building at the Buffalo Exposition is shown in Sedalia’s north window. Royal Cuticle Soap is offered at 3 cakes for 10 cents, a dozen for 40 cents, and a gross for $4.80, promoted as a fine, skin soothing toilet soap from Royal Soap Co. Cincinnati.

United States Sedalia Royal Soap Co Cincinnati

Court and Police Highlights at Local Court

A man named Withers of near Sweet Springs was fined 1 dollar and costs for intoxication. John Neeley, a boy who filed a false fire alarm, was fined 5 dollars and paid 1 dollar with a stay of execution on the rest. West Witcher was sworn in as deputy constable yesterday.

Withers Sweet Springs John Neeley West Witcher

Sedalia Lecture Association Announces Fall Through Spring

The Sedalia Lecture association has arranged entertainments for October November February March and April with acts including Thomas Dixon Boston Ladies Orchestra Prof W J Clark subject Liquid Air with illustrations Miss Ida Demsey impersonator and reader Weslyan Male quartet dates not yet set.

Sedalia Lecture Association Thomas Dixon Boston Ladies’ Orchestra W. J. Clark Liquid Air Ida Demsey Weslyan

Bossie Fran Seen Near Warrensburg Report

A Warrensburg report says "Bossie" Francis, a county murderer, has been seen again by a traveler near the county home. The man was moving through brush last night when the suspected person jumped and fled.

Son County

New electric plant for Slater announced

Slater will soon be equipped with a five thousand dollar electric plant.

Slater

Western railway offers opportunities for farmers and businessmen

The notice promotes a Western railway’s agricultural section claiming prosperity for farmers and businessmen. It calls for competent people with capital for all branches, notes opportunities for creamery men and millers, and lists good locations for various trades. Correspondence is solicited with maps and Maple Leaflets from W. J. Reed in St. Paul Minnesota.

Western Railway United States W. J. Reed Endicott Building St. Paul Minn

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the Sentinel Sentinel Publishing CO Sedalia, MO W. H. Graffis S. C. Patrick Publishers and Proprietors Secon Official Paper OF Dan Sassafras and Elm Holcomb Cohn & Zuzak Holcomb Stand Priestly’s Black Dress Goods Sorosis Ion J.D. Hail Dry Goods Co Archias’ Seed Store Main St Court and Police Ott Bossie Fran Warrensburg Bossie” Francis John Salve Iowa Illinois Minneso Missouri Chicago
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