Miles Practical Business College Adverts and Local Notes
Roy Palmer accepts steno position at Miles Practical Business College and M Sweeney office for $50 monthly. Oren Pemberton, 15, to work for attorney Wm Steele after shorthand and typewriting course. Dance nights, local travel notices, and ads for cheap goods and upcoming dances round out the Sedalia page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Palmer
M. Sweeney
Oren Pemberton
Wm. Steele
Sedalia
Oren
Gregg
Hill
Practical Business College
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage in Sedalia
Notice announces sale of an undivided one half interest in hotel personal property at Sicher's Hotel Sedalia Pettis county Missouri. Items include bedroom dining room office furniture fixtures gas fittings and hotel equipment. Sale set July 15 1901 at Sicher's Hotel to satisfy note and costs. E G Cassidy assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Conrad
Pettis County
James H. Doyle
Charles Conrad
Recorder’s Office
Chattel Mortgage Records
Missouri
Sicher
Third and
Ohio Streets
Mora Area Harvests Begin As Farmers Move
Mora Missouri June 19 Farmers have begun harvesting in this section. David Holtzen shipped stock from here Tuesday. H P Fajen and A M Harlan visited Sedalia on a business trip. Wm Fajen sold his residence to August Eickhoff and moves to P Ehlers house today. George Kroenke will start his annual threshing excursion next Monday. We heard sometime ago that the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora
David Holtzen
H. P. Fajen
A. M. Harlan
Sedalia
Wm. Fajen
August Eickhoff
P. Ehlers
George Kroenke
Lincoln Laconics Social News Summary
Miss Minnie Huffman returned home from Sedalia after a visit. A party was held at Miss May Messersmith’s home. Rev. Mitchel and wife came back from the Epworth league convention in Smithton. Miss Dora Mitchell of Marshall visits her brother Rev. Mitchell. Burnie Snow returned from Dampville. Mrs. Young joined the M E church by letter from Williamsville. Miss Ruth Spicer of Sedalia visits cousin Miss Amy Spicer. Lottie Carlin visits relatives in Sedalia. Henry Johnson and Peter Scotten of Cole Camp attended M E church services. Leslie Parks and Miss Laura Michaels traveled through town. Blanche Woods was in town. Misses Nina Smith and Mary Woods went to Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Mitchell
Marshall
Rev. Mitchell
Burnie Snow
Dampville
Ruth Spicer
Sedalia
Amy Spicer
Lottie Carlin
Messrs
Henry Johnson
Peter Scotten
Cole Camp
M. E
Leslie Parks
Laura Michaels
Blanche Woods
Birth Month Divination for Girls
A historic verse assigns traits to girls by birth month noting January as prudent and melancholy yet good tempered, February as humane and affectionate, March as frivolous and quarrelsome, April as inconsistent, May as handsome and happy, June as impetuous, July as sulky, August as amiable and likely to marry rich, September as discreet and likable, October as pretty but unhappy, November as liberal and mild, December as well proportioned and fond of novelty and extravagance.
Merriot Golden Home From Sedalia Business College
Sonia Missouri notes Merriot Golden returns from Sedalia where he attended business college. Relatives Miss Bernice Golden and Miss Maude Weitz from Tuscumbia visited, later returning home. Several parties were hosted for cousins Miss Weitz and Golden. farm work begins with harvest of early sown oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia
Merriot Golden
Sedalia
Business
Bernice Golden
Maude Weitz
Tuscumbia
Claude Golden
Lewis
Weitz
Golden
Ben Scotten
Ionia
Marie Garrison
Cole Camp
Nettie Tucker
I. E. Davis
Se dalia College of Music Head Reports Convention
Prof. O. H. Tiede returned from Columbia where he attended the music teachers convention. He filed official reports for the Columbia Herald and several metropolitan newspapers and magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Tiede
Sedalia College of Music
Columbia
Music Teachers’ Convention
Columbia Herald
A Sedalia Boy's Rise In Railroad Post
Ernest Faulhaber son of G L Faulhaber of the Missouri Trust company is elected secretary and treasurer of the Nashville and Clarkville railroad with headquarters at Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Faulhaber
G. L. Faulhaber
Missouri Trust Company
Nashville and Clarkville Railroad
Nashville
Sedalia Hopes for New Broom Factory Proposal
J. J. Tuomey of Detroit, a factory promoter, writes he will present a definite broom factory proposal to Sedalia's Business Men's club soon. The club has pursued similar projects, and Citizens are urged to support the effort for beneficial industry to merchants and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Tuomey
Detroit, Mich
Business Men's Club
Sedalia
Mrs Cookman Collapses After Husband Convicted
Mrs John W Cookman, awaiting childbirth, collapsed at the county jail upon hearing her husband’s jury verdict. She received attention from Dr J W Trader, improved by afternoon, and was moved to Mrs S Stahl’s home on West Sixth street where the family stayed during the trial. Early morning her condition worsened and was deemed critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cookman
J. W. Trader
S. Stahl
West Sixth Street
Local cattle sales and stockmen visits in Pettis county
McCurdy Bros of Georgetown contracted 170 steers to Illinois buyers at 5.25 per cwt and 51 head to Jack McClure at 5.20 per cwt. D B Calhoun of California Mo shipped 41 cows and heifers 27 steers and 28 stock cattle to St Louis last week. J W Brownfield of Otterville visited the city Saturday. M D Hogan introduced Charles M Raffety of Campbell Hunt Adams St Louis to Pettis county stockmen Saturday. D B Mayfield of Otterville was in Sedalia on business Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurdy Bros
Georgetown
Illinois
Jack McClure
D. B. Calhoun
California
St. Louis
M. D. Hogan
Chas. M. Raffety
Campbell, Hunt & Adams Company
Pettis County
D. B. Mayfield
Otterville
Sedalia
Knob Noster News sees visits and a murder case update
Miss Maude Littlefield visited friends at Lamonte last Tuesday. J. P. Skillman testified in the Cookman murder case in Sedalia this week. Miss Fannie Wallace of Sedalia visits relatives here. W. S. Baker of Sedalia visited his sister Mrs. M. M. Jackson. George Boyd Jr. fell from a tree and was bruised. Warrensburg reports nearly sixty smallpox cases. The Henry Wisely murder case is set for July 9 with a special jury ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knob Noster
Fannie Wallace
Sedalia
W. S. Baker
George Boyd, Jr
Warrensburg
Henry Wisely
Right man for license duties praised in Sedalia
E. J. Martin of Keytesville Sherman county appointed special license commissioner by Governor Dockery is proving effective and popular as he travels from Jefferson City to home, handling the office with rare ability and discretion and facing little difficulty in operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Martin
Keytesville
Sheridan County
Dockery
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Martin
Farm Barn Burns on Thompson Farm West of Town
A large barn on David Thompson’s farm west of town burned Saturday evening starting at 8. An alarm was sent to the city department but they could not respond. The loss amount is unknown. Earlier, Thompson’s residence caught fire but was extinguished with small loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Bicycle Races Trials Set For Fourth of July Meet
The Sentinel reports Fourth of July bicycle races with handicap entries including Chas. Kelk Bert Scheer Fred Schaefer and Weiler Fleming. Others have indicated they will enter next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
M. C. Faust
Chas. Kelk
Bert Scheer
Fred Schaefer
Weiler Fleming
Grandstand Work Delayed at Liberty Park
Work on the new Liberty Park grandstand has been delayed and will begin on Monday after an unavoidable postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park
Joined a Baseball Club The Management of Moberly
A brief notice reports that management in Moberly joined a baseball club as part of a local sports development effort. No further details on dates or participants are provided in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Ball club signs two new players to bolster weak spots
Durham from Chicago joins as fielder and Edmonson from Clinton Missouri as third baseman. The Signals hope these additions fill gaps as most players are skilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Club
Durham
Chicago
Edmonson
Clinton
Moberly
Parole Hopes Rise for Younger Brothers in Nevada Prison
Dr J F Robinson, Nevada asylum superintendent, reports national talks on Younger brothers parole after interviews at Stillwater. He says sentiment favors parole within a month with monthly reports to prison authorities. Cole Younger, 58, tall and vigorous, runs the penitentiary drug store. Jim Younger, 56, similar in build and demeanor, both praised as model prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater Penitentiary
Nevada Mail
Robinson
Dr. Robinson
Cole Younger
Jim Younger
Cole
Windsor Items Roundup from Windsor Missouri
Windsor Missouri items report Linnie Gold and Ethel Perdue visiting relatives, Dr. C A Draper attending a state dental meeting in Sedalia, and the school board accepting Prof Frank Keyser’s resignation as High School principal. News notes include obituaries, a family illness in St Louis, a mule driven runaway injuring no one, a marriage between Cora Sparks Shelton and Dr J W Dawson, and visits by Mrs Cranmer and Elder Havener with travel to Eldorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Linnie Gold
Ethel Perdue
Sedalia
C. A. Draper
State Dental Association
Frank Keyser
L. Y. Elbert
Elizabeth Elbert
Lewisville
Texas
Grace Craig
St. Louis
James Doss
Cora Sparks Shelton
J. W. Dawson
Eldorado Springs
M. E. Church
South
W. A. McClannahan
Fairfield Items
Fairfield Missouri notes report farmers plowing corn and cutting wheat with McCormick binders. Local residents H. H. Lehman John Crabtree Judge Mowell Turney Harvey and J. J. Hart each own one binder. Barclay and Johnson display fifty horses. Mrs. W. W. Biddle and children visit Sedalia. Methodist church meeting extends. Thomas Suiter received hogs Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
McCormick
H. H. Lehman
John Crabtree
Judge Mowell
Turney Harvey
J. J. Hart
Barclay & Johnson
McLane seeks pardon for brother in Kansas prison
Hon James A McLane of Kansas City and a Missouri legislator is at Parsons Kansas negotiating with National mill people for the release of his brother C A McLane who is in the Kansas penitentiary at Lansing for forgery and embezzlement.
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James A. McLane
Kansas City
Missouri
Parsons
Kas
National Mill People
C. A. McLane
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Church Services and Sermon Topics At Two Local Churches
Epworth M E Church on Sixth and Summit will hold morning and evening services led by Rev F W Simpson with the morning message The Courage of Convictions and the evening sermon concluding a Ten Commandments series All other services follow normal hours First Baptist Church at Sixth and Lamine street presents morning service at 11 and evening at 8 with Sunday school for children at 9 30 am B Y P U at 7 pm and midweek prayer Wednesday night
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First Baptist Church
Lamine Streets
J. B. Fuller
D. D
Reverend Joseph King Guest at Broad Way Home
Rev. Joseph King and his wife of Nevada visit Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rodes at their West Broad Way home. King, presiding elder of the Clinton district in the M E church South, led the third quarterly conference Saturday night at Fifth Street M E church South and will preach there this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph King
Nevada
C. B. Rodes
West Broadway
King
Clinton
M. E. Church
South
Fifth Street M. E. Church
Trinity English Lutheran Sunday School And Services
Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Church services at 11 a m. and 8 p m led by Rev Dr Jacoby pastor Luther League meeting at 7 p m led by Miss Pinke Goetz All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity English Lutheran
Jacoby
The
Luther League
Pinke Goetz
Calvary Church Sunday Services Schedule Highlight
Sunday school at 9 30 a m followed by Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a m the bishop presiding. An evening service and sermon are set for 8 p m at Calvary Church.
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Calvary Church
Services at Prof. Tiede's hall in the morning
First Church of Christ Scientist offers an 11 o clock service in Prof Tiede's hall with the sermon Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force Wednesday evening services follow at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Prof. Tiede
German Evangelical Church Schedule and School Enrollment
The German Evangelical Church offers Sunday school at 9 a.m. with regular services at 11:30 a.m. and 9 p.m. Sunday school teachers meet the second and fourth Monday each month at 8 p.m. The German Evangelical School opened last Monday with 64 students enrolled and teaches religion and German daily from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. under the pastor and his son Theophil. The German language study is valued for practical and educational reasons.
Sedalian Honored as State Library Board Appointed
Jefferson City reports the state board of education named the state library board to draft a list of at least 200 books for school districts libraries and reading. The board will contract with publishers for low-cost copies. State Superintendent Carrington chairs. members include J. A. Whitford Moberly G. V. Buchanan Sedalia W. E. Holcomb Liberty and A. G. Young Webb City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State Board of Education
State Library Board
Carrington
J. A. Whitford
Moberly
G. V. Buchanan
Sedalia
W. E. Holcomb
Liberty
A. G. Young
Webb City
Moberly Superintendent Teaches at Pettis County Institute
Superintendent Whitford of Moberly has taught at the Pettis county institute for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitford
Moberly
Pettis County Institute
Byard & Guenther Fulton Market Delivers Seasonal Treats
In Sedalia the Fulton Market, run by Dan and Frank, promises top cuisine and prompt service. Electric fans cool diners as bass, frog legs, tomatoes, berries and other seasonal fare are cooked to order at 11 West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Byard & Guenther
Fulton Market
West Second Street
Dan and
Frank
National League Games Saturday Results
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 5 to 2, Cincinnati tops Philadelphia 6 to 3, and Pittsburg beats Boston 6 to 2 in National League action on Saturday.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Beaman Picnic and July Fourth Barbecue in Sedalia
Beaman plans a June 27 picnic in Sedalia with all of Sedalia expected to attend. On July Fourth Beaman will join Sedalia for a large barbecue event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaman
Sedalia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miles Practical Business College
Corner
Sixth & Ohio
John Mahnken
C. F. Holtzen
Conrad Schnakenberg
E. G. Cassidy
Lincoln Laconics
Lincoln
Minnie Huffman
Mitchel
Smithton
Epworth League
Nina Smith
Mary Woods
Santiago
Sonia News
Louis Schnable
Ment
Mr. Francis
Eliza Hutsler
Near
W. C. Tucker
Mrs. Cookman
J. W. Brownfield
Knob Noster News
J. P. Skillman
Cookman
J. Fr. Robinson
J. F. Robinson
Nevada Asylum
Convention of Asylum Superintendents
Milwaukee
R. B. Havener
W. W. Biddle
Methodist Church
Thomas Suiter
Epworth M. E. Church
Buchanan
Byard & Guenther’s
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