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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1902
Page
7
A vintage ad for Doc Gross Restaurant offers first class service with a car for what you want and pay for what you eat. Located at 213 West Main Street in Quincy Missouri telephone listed.
Morris Bros. purchases from James Radman a 160 acre farm three miles northwest of Camp Branch. The property, described as fine, is bought as an investment by M. H. Morris.
Robinson's new European hotel now serves elegant fresh oysters, taking over Pehl's old stand. The upgraded venue previews refined seafood offerings and a refined dining experience.
Mike Doherty, a noted Pettis county citizen, closes sale of 860 acres in Pettis and Benton counties. He moves to Sedalia after possession March 1 and will net £30,000 plus over 300 fattened steers. He plans to build or buy a home in West Sedalia and spend his remaining days there.
Judge W Broomall pres and chief owner of Sedalia Electric Railway spent Friday and Saturday in the city as a guest of Thomas J Osborne. He was en route to Chester Pa after a month's vacation in Salt Lake and elsewhere and was here for social purposes with his wife.
Dr George A Major successor to Dr T T Major & Son will for a limited time perform dental work at low prices. Full set of teeth eight dollars gold fillings one dollar and up gold and platinum fillings amalgam fillings five hundred cement fillings see RM SUMMONS Logan crowns four dollars bridge work a specialty painless extraction of teeth. Office 410 Ohio Street opposite courthouse.
Rev. B. V. Alton formerly of the M E church South, now in Warrensburg, passed through on his way home from Marshall where he was called to preach the funeral of Mrs. Joseph James.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason certifies on December 6, 1886. The advertisement claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials. Sold by Druggists with Hall's Family Pills also promoted.
Stores will close at noon Monday Labor Day so employees may celebrate. The Labor Day parade will start promptly at 1.
The Robinson's European hotel announces fresh oysters on hand signaling the first of the season. Guests can expect a seafood offering highlighted by the new supply.
The Rhodes farm four miles southwest of the city, containing 200 acres, has been sold to a man from Iowa.
A travel deal advertises discounted rail fares for September 3 9 16 and 28 with a 30 day pass plus two dollars offering one fare to ride across Western Ohio Central and Eastern Indiana and Louisville Kentucky.
James Gremstred Gremsted, 19 son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Grem, died Thursday in Norman Oklahoma. Funeral plans not yet announced.
Windsor coal priced at 3.00 per ton with full weight guaranteed for cooking and heating. Dry and green wood available in cord or stove lengths. Delivery offered. Call yards or by phone. A. J. Fults & Co 412 East Twelfth Street Queen City Phone 21 Bell 84.
Pate Hodges owns relics left by his Windsor stepfather who died last May. The collection includes an 865 gold mounted buggy whip and a watch dated 1797, both noted for craftsmanship not seen for many years.
An advertisement urges shoppers to keep yellow clothes unseen by whitening with Red Cross Ball Blue. A grocery trade copy touts a large 2 oz package available from grocers nationwide.
W D Bogar the millinery dealer will relocate to the stand vacated by Mrs Mallery during the coming week.
A bicycle offered at 25 dollars reduces 50 cents each day starting August 15 until sold. A 35 dollar bike is posted with the same daily decrease. If unsold by October 25 the price drops to 50 cents. Address 116 West Main.
Charles McQuigg of Worth County reports a banner hay crop with 220 acres cut and stacked. He expects to thrash about 1200 bushels of timothy seed. Notice directs reporting of all dead animals to the police or fire engine house.
George B Goodrich advertises thorough well and cistern cleaning at satisfactory prices. Located at Eighteenth and Marvin, Bell Telephone 176.
Miss Eula Harris will entertain the Adalgo club next Tuesday afternoon at her home on West Sixth street. The occasion honors her guest Miss Skinner of St. Louis.
George Cox of Green Ridge neighborhood suffered a severe arm injury Thursday at the Jas Cox farm. His sleeve caught in a broom corn feeder drawing his arm into the machine and stripping away flesh. doctors fear loss of use of the arm.
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