The Sensation of the Season Beauties Matinee Event
Four beauties headline a matinee and night show labeled the season’s sensation. Presented by W E Nankevillee, the event promises radiant performances and glamorous display on Saturday September 21.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
5
Four beauties headline a matinee and night show labeled the season’s sensation. Presented by W E Nankevillee, the event promises radiant performances and glamorous display on Saturday September 21.
A powerful cast and wealth of scenery bring The Village Parson to life with stirring situations and climaxes. Matinee prices are 25 and 50 cents while night prices range from 25 to 75 cents.
A Springfield citizen who escaped robbery at a local street fair arrived in Kansas City and became the season's first reported robbery victim. The event marks the early start of a series of hold ups affecting travelers and fairgoers.
The Boston department store at Broadway and Franklin Avenue in St Louis was closed at 3 pm yesterday after a general assignment in favor of its creditors to S Summers. Liabilities to 385 creditors amount to 211824.14 dollars.
A string of hometown items lists Taylor's Light Transfer contact, trips by Font Meriwether to Pos tal, and visits from Fred Billings of Macon Missouri to Sedalia. It notes many residents traveling to Boonville Holden Fulton Lamonte Cha tham and Longwood for business visits and family contact along with hospital and illness updates.
Beaman Missouri reports a new term as Salem public school opens with Lute Landis as teacher and large attendance. Beaman’s Bunceton school selects Miss May Logan as principal and Miss Sue May Thompson as assistant. The Beaman gun club held a notable shoot at Beaman park with R O Herndon sweeping honors and setting record scores.
Officer Ramsey arrested Walter Garrett yesterday for stealing three pairs of tan shoes from Miller & Rodecker on West Main Street. Garrett pleaded guilty before Justice Rogers and received a fine of $2 plus costs. The court session closed today for President McKinley’s funeral. Also noted: H. M. Nicholson vs. A. L. May forcible entry suit filed in circuit court Wednesday. Carl A. Guenther advertises jackets at 310 Ohio Street.
Advertising blurb notes oysters now on sale at Candy Palace with a new phone number 218 and a brief prompt about direct sale and availability in Baltimore.
Call and see the new line of fall hats at Bogar's 317 Ohio. See stylish selections and shop the latest millinery arrivals.
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