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Sedalia Sunday Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1902

Page

4

Elks Pass Through on Western Rail Run to Salt Lake

Eastern delegation travel from New York to Salt Lake City Utah arrives here at 4:45 AM aboard a six coach Pullman train with two baggage cars. Engine No 1117 under Engineer Burke completes Sedalia to Kansas City 98 miles in 1 hour 52 minutes at over 63 miles per hour. Five stops included Pleasant Hill water stop. Master mechanic S P Weller calls it the fastest Missouri Pacific run.

Elks New York Salt Lake City Utah Burke Sedalia Kansas City S. P. Weller Missouri Pacific Union Station Pleasant Hill

Hospital Arrivals Work List with Gangs and Stations

A condensed roster lists workers by name and trade across multiple towns including West Point Denison Greenville Augusta and Checotah. Gangs include extra yard and bridge workers with roles such as bridgeman labourer and section laborer. several names appear with city assignments and departments.

E. E. Hoffman Fence Gang West Point J. Wilson Yard Gang Denison M. Schneider Bridgeman Hamburg George Parker Tom Smith Greenville Abe Nickerson F. Anderson Bridge and Building Department Charles Brown Extra Augusta Walter Presley Charles Thickle Benison Will O’mallery Checotah Grant Allen Chili T. F. Walters Daurant

Links and Wins and Woes at Local Shops

Conductor C. E. Whitney of the Katy is taking runs off John Cox of the Missouri Pacific shops is reported ill. Dr. H W Jury of the St Louis hospital corps visits Dr. J Love of the Katy hospital. Philip Wagner night watch at Missouri Pacific shops is sick at home. Thistlethwaite machinist at Missouri Pacific shops injures left hand cutting copper. Harold Inge of the Missouri Pacific commercial office returns from Excelsior Springs and heads to Kansas City.

C. E. Whitney Katy John Cox Missouri Pacifier Machine Shops H.W. Jury St. Louis

Endeavor Society Plans Community Ice Event

The local Christian Endeavor union announces an ice event for the community with details to follow. Organizers invite members and neighbors to participate and support the gathering at a suitable venue.

Probate of Robert Swan Will Allocates Most to Daughter

The will of Robert Swan was admitted to probate today. He directed all debts be paid first. Three lots and 3000 dollars in cash go to granddaughter Lottie Williams. The remainder of the estate goes to daughter Emma Williams.

Robert Swan Lottie Williams Emma Williams

Hawkins Manager Named for Sedalia Club Fort Scott Trip

Prof. R. L. Hawkins has been chosen as manager for the Sedalia baseball club on its Fort Scott trip with a likely permanent appointment. Allan will stay as captain, and the team trains in harmony as they prepare to win everything in sight.

R. L. Hawkins Sedalia Fort Scott Allan Apd

Funeral for Robert Swan Held at City Cemetery

The funeral of Robert Swan who died at the city hospital Thursday morning was held at his daughter Mrs. Jesse Williams residence at New York and Boonville avenues. Rev Powell of East Sedalia Baptist church conducted the service and the remains were buried in the city cemetery.

Robert Swan City Hospital Jesse Williams New York and Boonville Avenues Powell East Sedalia Baptist Church City Cemetery

Infant Death in Lincolnville Family

The infant child of Al Dyer, colored, died this morning at their Lincolnville home aged several months. Death was due to whooping cough. The funeral is planned for tomorrow afternoon.

al Dyer Lincolnville

Mrs Smallwood Dead At Home In Morning

Mrs J J Smallwood died at her home at the corner of Twenty fourth and Ingram avenue in the early morning. She leaves a husband and a large family.

Smallwood J. J. Smallwood Twenty-fourth and Lngram Avenue

Sedalia Repeals Telegraph Pole Rental Ordinance

Ordinance No 474 repeals the 1893 ordinance requiring telegraph companies to pay rental for using Sedalia Missouri streets for poles. Passed by the council and approved by the mayor on August 4, 1902. Attest with city seal. J C Babcock president and J L Babcock mayor.

Sedalia Missouri J. C. Babcock J. L. Babcock Co. E. Baker

State Fair Notes Highlight Cattle Entries and Rail Rate

Among the State fair entries this week is IS head of Shorthorn cattle owned by Thompson and son of Dover Woes Secretary Rippey reports a C A railway half rate to fairgoers and wide advertisement. Dr F B Mumford of Columbia Mo resigns as dairy cattle judge due to state move. successor unnamed.

Thompson and Son Dover Rippey C. & A. Railway System F. B. Mumford Columbia

Police Court Fines for Lewd Conduct and Theft

In police court this morning Mable Moore Laura Staton and Bess Smith were fined five dollars and costs each for lewd conduct. W H Bradley was fined five dollars for drunkenness and Eugene Johnson was fined five dollars for the theft of a silver dollar from J B Holdner.

Mable Moore Laura Staton Bess Smith W. H. Bradley Eugene Johnson J. B. Holdner

Finest Line Of Buggies In Sedalia Itemized

A fine stock of buggies is offered by Queen City Implement company located at 214 East Second Street Sedalia. The listing highlights a wide selection for local customers and regional buyers.

Sedalia Queen City Implement Company East Second Street

Pensions Granted to William Bernard and Jolina Cecil

William Bernard of Sweet Springs has been granted a pension of $6 per month. Jolina Cecil of Warrensburg, father of Will Cecil of this city, has been granted a pension.

William Bernard Sweet Springs Jolina. Cecil Warrensburg Will Cecil

Pension increases Granted for Smith and City Resident

David R. Smith of this city was granted an increased pension of 10 per month. Another resident received an eight dollar monthly pension.

David R. Smith

Primary and Junior Sun Day School Teachers Plan Meeting

The Primary and Junior Sun Day School Teachers union will meet Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the rest rooms. Rev. P. L. Powell will teach the lesson and a normal lesson will be given.

P. L. Powell

Queen City Implement Plans Tools and Equipment Offerings

Standard mowers rakes hay loaders and presses featured at Queen City Implement company located at 214 East Second Street offering a range of yard and farming tools for sale.

Queen City Implement Company East Second Street

George B Goodrich at Eighteenth and Marvin corner

George B Goodrich located at the corner of Eighteenth and Marvin with Bell Telephone 176 listed.

George B. Goodrich Marvin Bell Telephone

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elks Pass Salt Lake Convention Western Smith and Cotton Grege J. W. Moore Extra Gang Durant F.C. Clayton Laborer Henry Russell Couleate Felix Palacious Sar Marcos George Wright Pleasant Green Peter Fill Sashville Neat Lawson Deni Carrico Seda J. Widmer Penison Nedalia, Mo Madras Gibson Ladies’ Oxfords Ginghams J. D. Hail Dry Woods Co R. A. Potts Colorado Hindsdale Sam W Kidd Drs. Cannaday Pettis County Realty J. H. Bothwell Sedalia National Bank
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