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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1901
Page
10
C. T. Walker of Denver Colorado has visited for weeks to organize a hunting club. He purchased fourteen fine fox hounds here, shipped to Denver Saturday, and will be used in several hunts in that country. Walker left last night for home.
E. L. Finnell of Lodge and Staley's was summoned to Huntsville Missouri last evening by telegram reporting his mother's critical illness.
Mrs Chris Ish of 720 East Third street is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs Nelson wife of a street car motorman has been quite ill at her home at the corner of Fourteenth and Montgomery but was reported better Saturday. John Knopple a machinist at the Missouri Pacific shops resumed work Saturday after taking a few days off.
Si McVey, a machinist at the Missouri Pacific shops, is taking a few days off. The note indicates a brief pause in his duties with no further details on timing or reason.
I. A. Sampson of this city has been elected secretary of the Missouri Historical Society, adding a new officer to the organization.
The Sentinel reports the Jay Gould hotel at Main and Lamine streets has not been …
Advertisement notes finest workmanship and perfect fit in children cloaks with all colors. Highlights large line of cloaks at reduced prices and invites readers to come and see them.
A display features a broad selection of ladies golf gloves in the latest styles. Shoppers can browse a range of colors sizes and fabrics as new arrivals highlight comfort grip and fit for the upcoming season.
A property remains leased and will not be opened any time soon, extending the current occupancy status and delaying access plans. The detail notes continued rental arrangement and no scheduled reopening.
The trial of Harry Pullman for the killing of Will Howell, a Black man, in Chicago, has been postponed until March.
A marriage license was issued to W. E. Ragar of Kansas City and Minnie May Bowlin of Ionia.
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