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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1901
Page
8
Masonic Granite Lodge to Meet in First Degree Monday
Granite Lodge No. 272 A F and A M will hold a special communication in the First degree Monday evening at J C Parmerlee with W M work. S M Hodges serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Lodge No
A. F
A. M
J.C. Parmerlee
W. M
Knights and Ladies to Meet for Sister Milburn Funeral
Queen City Council No. 564 Knights and Ladies of Security are called to assemble at Hoffman building at 7 30 tonight to arrange funeral details for Sister Clara Milburn. Services set at Epworth M E church East Sedalia Tuesday October 1 at 9 oclock. Fidelity members invited. Thos A Robb Cor Secy J Starx Pres
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Council No. 564
Knights and Ladies of Security
Hoffman Building
Clara Milburn
Epworth M. E
East Sedalia
Fidelity
Thos. A. Robb
Grand Opening and Souvenir Sale October 5 Sedalia
The Home Tea and Coffee Co announces a grand opening sale for Saturday October 5 after purchasing E. E. Sellers’ interest. Aims to offer one of Sedalia’s largest souvenir sales with courteous service and a free souvenir with each purchase of one pound of coffee or 25 cents worth of tea. Signed by S. M. Walker, manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Tea and Coffee Co
Sedalia
Home Tea & Coffee CO
S. M. Walker
Mgr
Chasnoff Engages Shrike Jeweler at The Globe
M. T. Chasnoff has hired J. J. Shrike the jeweler to meet customers at The Globe located at 107 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Chasnoff
J. J. Shrike
Globe
West Main Street
Miss Mayme Eligia Considine Weds Warren Grooms
Miss Mayme Eligia Considine and Mr. Warren Grooms were married in a Sept 25 ceremony at the bride’s West Twelfth Street home officiated by Rev. W J Dalton. The couple plans a Western trip and will reside at 1527 West Twelfth after October 10. Easing guests included Mrs E C Wilson and son from Sedalia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Grooms
West Twelfth Street
W. J. Dalton
Kathryn Casey
Dennis Lane
Mendelssohn
Kathryn Martaing
E. C. Wilson
E. W. Wilson
Sedalia
Kansas City Journal
Millinery Promise of Style Quality and Low Prices
A millinery ad touts ready to wear hats that blend understated style with high quality and remarkably low prices, claiming strong customer interest due to the balance of taste and value.
Stephens and the State Fair flare at Mexico paper
The Mexico Intelligencer mocks Ex Gover nor Lon V Stephens claiming he admitted credit for establishing the State fair and its Sedalia location while Stephens had previously denied it. The item notes public awareness in Mexico of the contested claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon V. Stephens
Sedalia
Mexico
Arlington Pharmacy Prescription Pickup Notice
Arlington Pharmacy requests patients to leave prescriptions for filling and delivery. Local notice states prescriptions can be dropped off for processing and delivery service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy
Growth of trolley cars expands across Massachusetts networks
Trolley combinations grow in extent and importance as the Massachusetts Electric Company now controls 776 miles, previously run by thirty six corporations. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit system spans 522 miles of tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Electric Company
Brooklyn
Streetcar Line Distances by Major U S Companies
The Chicago Union Traction company holds 486 miles, the Union Traction company 486 miles, the Union Traction company of Philadelphia operates 448 miles, the Metropolitan Street Railway of New York 428 miles, and the West End company of Boston 370 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Union Traction Company
The
Union Traction Company
Union Traction Company of
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Street Railway of
New York
West End Company of
Boston
It Pays to Know Says Repair Expert Circular
A factory with 2000 workers failed to fix an engine promptly. An expert charged 50 cents for work and 49.50 for knowing how. The company paid, learning the value of expertise. Circulars from I. C. Schools of Scranton, Pa. O. J. Baum, representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Schools
Scranton, Pa
O. J. Baum
Igen
Fritz
Lipscomb seeks ads for new taxpayers directory
Notice to business men S L Lipscomb will call on merchants and business men for advertising and orders for a new taxpayers directory in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Lipscomb
Taxpayers
Arlington Pharmacy Prescription Dept Tops City in Quality
The Arlington Pharmacy prescription department is described as premier in the city, highlighting its leadership and service quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy Prescription Department
Walch's Fancy Bon Bons and Chocolates Highlight
Walch's offers unexcelled Bon Bons and Chocolates, showcasing a tempting assortment. The shop emphasizes quality confections and loyal customer appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walch
Jolly Hurtt Becomes Father To Eight Pound Girl
The Sentinel linotype operator Jolly Hurtt welcomes a baby girl born early Sunday morning weighing eight pounds. Family duties are expected to limit his work briefly as he adjusts to the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Hurtt
Sentinel Office
Jolly
Meyers' Home Bakery Expands From Tin Oven to Brick Ovens
In eight months Meyers' Home Bakery grew from a small tin oven to two large brick ovens showing rapid expansion. The record highlights a quick scale up in equipment and production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
The fad of going with head uncovered wanes
The New York Press notes that the summer trend of going with heads uncovered along the Atlantic coast has faded. Only two of the Newport originators continue the fad, their deeply tanned faces making them conspicuous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Seaboard
Newport
New York Press
Display of New Millinery at Miss Younger's
A display of new millinery will be shown at Miss Younger's on Thursday October 3 with a selection of hats and accessories for the coming season.
Puffenbarger Stricken With Paralysis on Montserrat Trip
Hank Puffenbarger and Jesse Farnsworth were returning to Old Town with tiling when Mr Puffenbarger, nearly seventy, suffered a paralytic stroke. His condition was serious and recovery was feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Puffenbarger
Jesse Farnsworth
Montserrat
Old Town
Mr. Puffenbarger
Knob Noster Gem
Arlington Pharmacy Fresh Patent Medicines In Stock
Advertised patent medicines appear freshly stocked at Arlington Pharmacy with new varieties for immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy
Disappearance of John Mansfield in Peculiar Missouri
John Mansfield aged 19 nephew of Mrs. W. D. Bogar of Ohio street vanished from 411 West Fifth street Sunday afternoon. Described in a black coat and vest with striped pants, blue eyes and black hair. Sheriff and police notified. relatives fear foul play. Mansfield’s home is Peculiar, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mansfield
W. D. Bogar
Ohio Street
West Fifth Street
Peculiar
Their Golden Wedding Celebrated at Cashman Farm
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cashman was celebrated with their four children and grandchildren gathering at their Pettis county home. The couple, who married fifty years ago in Ireland, later moved to Cooper and Pettis counties before building a prosperous farm. Their children John, W E, Joseph, and Mrs. Kate Cashman Livers were present along with relatives from nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Cashman
Houstonia
Cashman
Miss Cashman
St. Louis
Ireland
America
Cooper County
Missouri
Pettis County
John
W. E
Joseph
Kate Cashman Livers
Kansas City
Boers Attack Port Italy in Natal Engagement
Special to The Sentinel reports a full day battle at Port Italy Durban Natal with heavy casualties. Boers suffered nineteen killed while British losses stood at twelve men two officers among the dead and five officers and thirty eight men wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Durban
Natal
Port Italy
Reunion of Classes Honor Dinner by Berlin Hosts
The confirmation class of 1899 and 1900 were entertained at 6 o'clock dinner by Miss Gertrude Berlin and Mr Frank Berlin at their home 322 North Brown Street. Attendees included Misses Marie Goetze Flora Fisher Mary Meier Mattie Meier Amelia Simon Josie Simon Elsie Amborn Louise Mueller Ida Helm Clara Callis Emma Egdorff Kate Julius Mae Bremmer Carrie Leicher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Berlin
Frank Berlin
North
Brown Street
Marie Goetze
Flora Fisher
Mary
Mattie Meier
Amelia
Josie Simon
Elsie Amborn
Louise Mueller
Ida Helm
Clara Callis
Emma Egdorff
Kate Julius
Mae Bremmer
Carrie Leicher
Ger
Latour and Sherer Dissolve Partnership in Sedalia
Notice declares dissolution of the firm Latour and Sherer in Sedalia on September 30 1901 by mutual consent. W H Sherer will continue the business at the same location and settle all affairs. Signed Ira H Latour and W H Sherer. Sedalia September 30 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Latour
W. H. Sherer
Sedalia
Latour
American Officers Reported Killed in Philippine Action
Dispatches from the Philippines state Captain Connell Lieutenant Bumpus and Major Surgeon Griswold of the Ninth Infantry were killed in a recent engagement. Details are sparse but indicate a very severe fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Washington
Philippines
Connell
Bumpus
Griswold
Ninth Infantry
Fraudulent Spiritualists Escape Town After Show
George Fredericks alias Powell and Dr Reynolds alias E Loyd, two frauds who performed at Wood's opera house Sunday night, left town early this morning without paying many bills. It is said they are now in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fredericks
Powell
Dr. Reynolds
E. Loyd
Wood’s Opera House
Clinton
Failure to provide leaves family hungry in Sixteenth and Grand area
A neighborhood resident is accused of not supporting his family. The children grow hungrier as the situation draws concern from neighbors and local officials. No further details are given in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth and
Grand
Eat the Scraps Thrown Away by Neighbors
A short local note describes residents salvaging discarded food scraps from neighbors. The piece notes disposal habits and community waste awareness without detailing individuals or exact locations.
Fishermen Enjoy Sunday at Carpenter's Ford Fish Fry
E T Behrens Rich Williams P S Jamerson Frank Nichols and two sons with Harry Wells fished at Carpenter's Ford nine miles southwest of here. They reported a good catch and held a noon fish fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Behrens
Rich Williams
P. S. Jamerson
Frank Nichols
Harry Wells
Carpenter’s Ford
Here
Heuerman Skips Bail in Seduction Case
Ed Heuerman, wanted on a seduction charge involving young Miss Larri more, has fled to parts unknown and remains at large with no apprehension reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Heuerman
Larrimore
Ira Latour Sells Interest in Gallery to Partner
Ira Latour sells his stake in Latour and Sherer photographic gallery to partner Will Sherer. Latour plans to join his father in Joplin, moving on from the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Latour
Latour & Sherer
Will Sherer
Latour
Joplin
Frank Williams Jailed Three Days for Disturbing Peace
Frank Williams, a Black man, was sent to the county jail for three days by Justice Kinsey this morning for disturbing the peace on Ohio street yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
Justice Kinsey
Ohio Street
Broom Maker Charles Mason Visits Sedalia
Charles Mason, once a noted Sedalia youth, returns from Pueblo Colorado for a visit. He is joined by F. E. Arthur, holder of the world medal for speed and artistry in broom making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mason
Sedalia
Pueblo
Colo
F. E. Arthur
Ladies of the Maccabees Surprise Sister at Green Ridge
Twenty members of the Ladies of the Maccabees surprised Mrs. William Lodge at Green Ridge on Saturday. They report an excellent time and a joyful gathering with their sister.
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UNIO
Masonic
S. M. Hodges
Cor. Sec’y
J. & Starx
Pres
AMD
Considine
Mayme Eligia Considine
Stephens
Ste
Wailch’s Puritan Biscuits
Bryant-Tewmey Dry Goods CO
Kid Glove Sale
Monarch
Papa
H. Puffenbarger
Mansfield Wissimg
Mrs. Cashman
School Books
E. E. McClellan
Main Street
Ohio
West Main
Trade Berlin
Messrs
Otto Beyeler
John Bremmer
Louis Julius
Willie Schultz
Carl Egdorff
Julius Goetze
Max Berlin
Ira H. Latour
Heuerman
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