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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1899
Page
4
The Semi NES announces Henry Albert, an ad writer, will lead the Sentinel advertising department. Advertisers may call telephone 260 for assistance in preparing copy.
George Withers Jr. headed to Tipton today on a business trip. Mrs J E Smitt departed for Eldorado Springs for a week of visit. Alger Fast left for Minneapolis for about a month of recuperation. Samuel K Jackson, a division lineman for Missouri Pacific, resigned to take a job with the Katy. Chas Pudry proprietor advertises Plaza Barber Shop at 111 S Ohio. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A reader recommends Allen's Foot-Ease for shaking into gloves to absorb perspiration and keep gloves in good shape, and notes its use to ease new shoes. The product claims purity and suitability for physicians and nurses, with 25 cent price and free samples from Allen S. Olmstead, Le Roy NY.
Dr T T Major relocates his practice to 410 Ohio Street above Morey & Crawford's, promising one of central Missouri's best arranged dental offices. He asserts exclusive rights to the Morris Process rubber plate and to Alvatander for painless tooth extraction.
The Sentinel notes it employs more printers than any otherSedalia establishment and that every worker is a first class union artist.
Rev H O Kriege will depart soon for Warrenton Missouri where he will serve as professor at the local college starting this fall. He assumes duties after completing current engagements and will relocate to join the faculty.
Living witnesses attest to Prof S W Axtell s remarkable healing impact with cures ranging from common disorders to obstinate cases once deemed hopeless by leading physicians. Miss Lena Carpenter of Lamonte recalls four weeks of treatment failing to improve her stomach trouble and nerves until relief arrived.
Mrs Parker from Sedalia recounts failing to find relief from twelve physicians yet recovering after two weeks with Prof Axtell. She credits him with her restored health and urges others to seek his care. The ad notes free consultation and that Prof Axtell treats and cures stammering.
A sequence of society notes records Maggie Bremer hosting games and music on East Thirteenth Street with a large guest list. Mrs Henry Pehling entertaining guests in West Fifth Street to honor Miss Kirkhoff and friends. sunflower party honors for Miss Gladys O Connell and Miss Maud Chapel. numerous visits and farewells among residents, with gatherings, euchre games, dancing, and travel plans across nearby towns.
Sedalia merchants advertise a big clearing sale at 310 Ohio Street offering wide discounts on spring and summer goods. Ladies dress waists, shirts, corsets, umbrellas, talcum powder, soap, ginghams, lawns, and embroideries feature steep price cuts while stock room is prepared for new tall goods. Buy tickets for a free china piece from Harker Drug Co. and enjoy mosquito relief with Eclipse Mosquito Chaser.
For sale or trade a one acre farm in Clarke County Kansas. Contact W E Goff at 139 W Jefferson Seda lia for details.
Gentle driving pony offered for sale at a reduced price for quick disposal. Located at the northeast corner of Tenth and Missouri avenue.
A popular cafe, Byard and Guenther, urges businessmen to dine at Fulton Market for improved health and efficiency. They advertise a wide menu with meats, game, frog legs, black bass, and melons on ice, prepared to a high culinary standard.
No evening service at Trinity English Lutheran Church tomorrow due to closed doors. Servant Harker Drug Co. notes mosquitoes cannot coexist with Eclipse Mosquito Chaser in the same room.
Richard T. Gentry of Kansas City arrived this afternoon from the St. Louis reunion. About 12 family members were aboard for the trip back.
Misses Maggie and Julia Card visited Lamonte for a week. Mr and Mrs George Elliot left for Dresden after visiting their daughter Mrs E B Quisenberry. Red Cross Ball Blue is mentioned as a laundress delight. A large package costs five cents.
Ensign and Mrs Sam Mackey arrive from Jefferson City to lead the Salvation Army in Astoria. Mackey recently commanded at St Joseph. Also noted is a police report of a 16 year old boy arrested by Night Chief Jackson for ring theft from W S Allen, with confession. An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and Mountain Tea renders.
Jerome Castle of Georgetown caused amusement at the Missouri Pacific station by sprinting to catch a Lexington branch train as it pulled away. His bold run would have broken distance records, but he stopped when the train halted.
The item describes achieving an ivory like finish at Lon gan's Sedalia Steam Laundry, noting method or product used to produce a pale creamy sheen on fabrics or surfaces. It emphasizes desired tone and result rather than procedural steps.
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