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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1901
Page
5
Local shop Candy Palace announces a new phone model 218 now on sale. The retailer highlights affordable pricing and in store demonstrations for customers curious about the latest handset.
Arthur Sellers and G W Rucker of Lamonte were in the city on business. Several locals plan business ventures, school enrollments, or visits to nearby towns during the state fair period. Notable appearances include editors, railroad staff, and out of town guests from Clinton, Peculiar, Joplin, and Kansas City.
C C Lawson advertises personal property loaning services located in Rooms 107 89 Katie building connected with Bell Telephone at 467.
Blair and Kidd today disbanded the Sedalia Baseball club, once Missouri’s champion semi pro team. Blair says the club was not a paying proposition and planned to play St. Joseph and Kansas City before closing. Also noted are moves of Hawkins, Hutchison, and Schrandt to new posts and schools.
For sale in large and small lots at low figures on easy terms. Secure farming land, including rice land, ranches, garden and prairie land. Sunny South offers mild winters and cool summers. For details contact R. Martin Louise Wharton County Texas.
J M Pelly deputy organizer of the Select Knights and Ladies of America died at his home at Eleventh and Engineer streets at 1 o clock this morning from stomach and liver cancer after Saturday surgery. He was 39 and leaves a wife and two children. Funeral held at 1 pm from his residence conducted by Rev A A Boyd. Remains to be shipped to Carthage for interment. Also two Sedalia funerals for Mrs Emma Sprague at Broadway Presbyterian at 4:30 pm and Mrs T J Brown at Fifth Street M E Church at 3 pm conducted by clergy.
A small tornado struck the farm of Charles Keck near Camp Branch Sunday. It uprooted fruit trees, leveled outbuildings, and demolished a new poultry house.
Removal Shoe Case now on all 2 percent discount Huyssen and Holm. Cohen Bros. introduce a new carriage for fair traffic on West Main street. A covered wagon will run hourly between Ohio Street and the State fair grounds all week, fare ten cents one way or fifteen cents round trip. Bogar's at 317 Ohio showcases fall hats.
During a severe Sunday storm a lightning strike hit the West Third Street residence of Thomas J. Brown. It set the death chamber drapery aflame before Mrs. Brown's funeral at the M. E. church, South. Mrs. Heismeyer and W. T. Hutchinson with others contained the blaze.
Railroad tickets bought and sold by Holland the ticket broker located at 105 East Second street. The brief notice lists a local business offering travel passes and ticket services.
Call and see our new line of fall millinery at Bogar's located at 317 Ohio. Explore stylish hats for the season.
Messrs. C. F. Kibby and C. A. Jones of Hail's have returned from a two weeks pleasant visit to Buffalo New York and other points East.
All of Ott's soda water is freshly carbonated, pure, cooling and exhilarating for refreshment.
The Lyceum Stocks company opens a seven night engagement at Wood's new opera house this evening. The group is described as refined and meriting generous patronage with up to date plays and elegant act intermissions. The Medical Aid Association of America offers sickness, accident and burial aid with annual services capped at eighty dollars and burial expenses of one hundred dollars. Local manager E H Chapman in Sedalia invites further particulars.
Legal ad offering unlimited farm and business loans at annual interest with reasonable terms. Attorney R A Higdon invites inquiries before closing or renewing loans, located at 103 Katie Building.
A complete line of ladies and misses jackets offered by Carl A Guenther located at 310 Ohio Street. Read as a local advertisement highlighting the new collection and storefront address.
A readable line says Bogar’s offers new fall millinery and invites customers to call at once at 317 Ohio for details and visits.
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