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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
5
The Boston Store on 214 Ohio Street markets the newest quality millinery styles at notably lower prices than competitors, inviting shoppers to compare and save.
McHenry of New Orleans will be at Stevens livery stable for ten days to purchase horses. All owners with horses for sale are urged to communicate with him.
Fred Thompson builds a gasoline engine for his bicycle. He notes hills and dales look alike as he rides, showcasing his inventive modification in King City.
Dr. John Taylor of Eoping and Miss Mabel Harness wed yesterday at the bride’s parents home in New Palestine Cooper county. Rev. B G Tutt officiated. The couple left for St Louis after the ceremony. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lou Luther and Miss Mamie Shipley. The Nautilus club plans a winter meeting featuring a paper by John M Greenwood. The West End Fancy Work club hosted by Mrs J H Mara. T W Poynter and Velma Elizabeth Tyndale married last night at Newland. The Liberty park grand ball followed tonight’s concert.
Dr T T Major and Son announce limited time dental work at reduced rates due to crop failure. Prices include gold fillings from 8 dollars, cement fillings 0.50, gold crowns 4 dollars, and bridge work as a specialty. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse.
An Arlington based company, ARLINGTON PHARMA CY, markets Servant's Cream as a remedy for chapped hands. The ad highlights skin care benefits and targets everyday use for workers and families.
A benevolent society based in Kansas City offers sickness and accident aid, medical services, and medicines up to 80 per year and burial expenses up to 100. Local manager E H Chapman handles details at Sedalia Missouri rooms 225 and 227 ligenfritz building.
J G Croswell a teacher at the Rolla Missouri school of mines shot and killed Mollie Powell Monday night after she rejected his suit He was found dead nearby late last night having shot himself authorities reported the double death occurred in Rolla Missouri within the same incident.
Mrs T Jerritt wife of the superintendent of bridges on the Kansas City and Southern railway died at Pittsburg Kansas Tuesday night from the effects of poison accidentally taken.
In Jefferson City yesterday the Weltmer School of Magnetic Healing was incorporated with capital stock of $5,000. Stockholders include S. A. Weltmer J. H. Kelly and J. C. Welt mer.
Mrs. Ernest V. Harding receives a divorce at St. Joseph on Tuesday morning from her husband the missing bank cashier. Harding is reported to be in Brazil with a young woman from Oregon Missouri.
Elmer Murray travels to Chicago on business. Miss Bessie Ott of Lincoln Missouri visits friends. Gus Agee trips to Holden. Wood Wiley travels to New Franklin. Miss Maggie Braemer accepts a position in Boston. H K Bente returns from Boonville. W H Oglesby of Lamonte attends to business. Servant couple back from Sweet Springs. L Howard of the Red Cross Medical association in St Louis. Miss Cannon of Hannibal visits grandmother Mrs Blair. Dr Will Shirk and W S Shirk return from Kansas City. W A Clark leaves for Pueblo Colorado for an extended visit. Meriwether the insurance man canvasses Sweet Springs. Miss Oda Long returns home after Hill's Practical Business College. W H Chrisman in city on business. O M Barnett and wife return from Edina and will reside at 902 West Seventh. Miss Bess Hail departs for Monticello Illinois to attend Monticello Seminary. Mrs Louis T Mueller and Ella Bohling visit Warrensburg and relatives. William Smiley of Washington Pennsylvania buying Weikal farm west of Lamonte. Claude Wensell of Lamonte joins Menschke's dry goods staff. The Sentinel receives Rev J C Jacoby's Luther and the Reformation. Dr M T Collins brings Canton Ohio papers noting McKinley funeral coverage.
The Arlington Pharmacy prescription department is praised as the premier unit in the city, highlighting its leadership and service quality.
Carl A. Guenther invites the public to call and view his new full stock of handsome dress goods underwear and hosiery. Prices cannot be equaled in Sedalia. 310 Ohio street.
Prof Jack Duncan the clairvoyant returns to Sedalia and will read the past and reveal the future from No. 135 East Cooper street. He will read daily at Archias seed store from 10 a.m. to noon and again from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. each day.
One thousand dollars and up at lowest rates and best terms on Pettis county realty. Farm loans at 5 percent interest with partial payment privileges. J H Bothwell attorney and counselor Sedalia National Bank Building.
Not having what you want, we will happily and quickly order it. Arlington Pharmacy pledges prompt sourcing and delivery to meet customer needs with rapid turnaround.
Mrs. Larilda Farris a pioneer of Cooper County died at her Boonville home Tuesday at age 71. She helped settle the area and was known for community work. Funeral arrangements are pending.
The Texas State Fair marks Missouri Day with Governor Dockery and Ex Governor Francis in attendance. The World's Fair commission is also expected to be present.
The Kimball House at 514 Ohio Street advertises Kimball pianos and organs with special prices for a popular sale.
Mrs McKinley continues to improve at Canton Ohio and visits her husband's tomb every morning.
Four new cake walks are featured with warm numbers all half price. The sale includes several new songs and waltzes from the houses of hits. A run of music will be offered for a few days with five pieces for $1 in the store of S. M. Walker at 514 Ohio Street.
For blankets comforts outing flannels canton flannels underwear gloves etc come to the Boston Store at 214 Ohio Street. Prices are always lower than elsewhere.
The notice states that the department is presided over with utmost care and uses the purest goods obtainable, reflecting a commitment to high standards in preparation and quality.
We are offering ten percent off all clocks bric-a-brac and fancy goods this week at Bard Jeweler during a removal sale.
An advertisement promotes Walnut taffy at the Candy Palace and lists H. L. Cannon dentist offering painless extractions in Room 208 Sigenfritz Building with guaranteed work. It notes Faust beer, wines, liquors, cigars at 210 West Second Street and invites visitors to call, with lunch served mornings.
Henry county Veterans hold a four day reunion that began last evening. On Thursday afternoon Dr. Ira Bronson of Sedalia will give a talk as part of the event.
Arlington Pharmacy advertises fresh stock of patent medicines in the current issue, highlighting availability and immediacy for customers seeking remedies.
New fall millinery at Bogar's invites customers to preview styles. For information and availability, call 317 Ohio.
A local jeweler named Bard notes customers rise early for cooling morning visits. The brief item highlights his shop hours and morning turnout.
Ed. McGurren offers large fresh oysters direct from the East at 25 cents each. Located at Main and Osage, customers can choose any style.
Arlington Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street announces it will fill prescriptions regardless of the prescribing physician.
Bard's Jewelry Store publicizes a special weeklong discount to mark its upcoming move. The notice highlights reduced prices on selected items and urges customers to visit the shop during the promotion.
Wanted notice seeking a young man to learn a trade. Apply at 313 Ohio street.
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