Church Entertainments Notices for City Churches
Free notices announce all entertainments to be given by city churches. Under this heading, events occupy not more than ten lines. All are cordially invited to use the column for socials.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1905
Page
4
Free notices announce all entertainments to be given by city churches. Under this heading, events occupy not more than ten lines. All are cordially invited to use the column for socials.
The East Sedalia Baptist Church youth plan an evening social on the church lawn at Osage and Tenth streets next Friday. Ice cream and cake will be served. all members and friends are invited to attend.
The Ladies' Aid society of Trinity English Lutheran church announces a social on the church lawn at the corner. Members invite neighbors to join, enjoy refreshments, and share fellowship under warm weather conditions. Proceeds support church programs.
Dr. Martin M. Ritter, long a Chicago eye and ear specialist, has permanently moved to St. Louis with offices in the Star building. He has ties to Columbia Charity Dispensary, Northwestern University Medical School, St. Marguerite’s Hospital, and other institutions, illustrating his extensive credentials in eye and ear diseases.
A customer asks for two bottles of Worrell's Insect Exterminator at the druggist, citing ongoing pest issues. The exchange notes the product availability and customer request.
J M Licklider pledges to back Vigoral Health amid concerns over flour supply and market stability. The statement highlights a commitment to consumer protection and efforts to stabilize pricing during tense economic times.
A lawn social will be held next Thursday evening at the country home of Mr. Jerome Stegeart four miles southwest of town to raise funds for Sacred Heart church.
M A Weaver, a deserter from the United States navy, was taken into custody last night and arraigned this morning before Acting Police Judge Rozerts on a charge of disturbing the peace of his wife Julia Weaver. Jasper Weaver, the father, was also fined five dollars.
An unusual classified item notes that a druggist acts as a special agent in Worrell's Insect Exterminator offering Oxiv 30c a bottle for pest control.
Arch Bai Jones colored was arrested on a charge of cruelty to animals on information signed by a humane society member. Mertor Pouldin made the arrest and he was arraigned in Justice D Kinsey's court and fined $1 and costs. The charge alleges he whipped a team near the stock yards.
Elsie six weeks old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Del Seabrooks, died Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family residence 1192 East Fifth Street.
New poultry house opens at 309 West Main Street Sedalia Missouri serving wholesale and retail markets. Firm names F W Phipps and W A Nichols invite buyers and sellers and advertise high market prices for poultry butter eggs hides. Contact Queen City phone 154 Bell 646.
R. R. Dunkin, a local druggist, received a fine in police court for a minor offense related to painting walks. The case reflects the era's strict public cleanliness and sidewalk maintenance rules.
P H Meyer sells Vigoral and S flour in a local trade notice. The advertisement lists product names and supplier details for consumer purchase.
A baby girl was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Norris at 148 West Sixth Street, the proud parents announced.
Advertisement notes Charles Hoffman and Company selling a flour brand named S and Vigoral Health with a tag line The Kind You Have Always Bought. Contains garbled marketing text and brand names, indicating a local commercial notice.
Happy Westcott baffled Guthrie Senators for ten innings allowing only seven hits as Sedalia edged them 3 to 2. Cheek drew a walk and Davis an out before Westcott delivered the game winning hit, Bauers driving in the final run. The clubs remain in tight pennant chase with Leavenworth moving to second.
In Wichita, Topeka and Leavenworth battery teams are named with locations and officials. Umpires listed include Cameron in Topeka and Reagan in Leavenworth, with multiple batters and crew members tied to each city site.
The Sentinel notes Billy White is appointed field manager replacing D R Smith. Smithton defeated Pilot Grace 29 to 5 on Sunday and beat Versailles 14 to ? the day before.
An open letter to ants mosquitoes fleas bed bugs moths crabs chigger lice and mites warns of a grim fate with the line it is more or die. Signed hastily by John Grayback and noting Worvell's Insect Exterminator sold by a local druggist in the postscript.
The plant adds a new collar and cuff machine to boost quality in its laundry work. The firm invites customers to try its services and be convinced of the improved results.
Sedalia camp No. 5570 M W A will meet in the K of P hall on East Fifth street on Wednesday August 9 1905 for regular business. Visiting neighbors invited. SAM W JAMES W C E E CODDING Clerk. Mothers be careful of your children. Hollister's Rocky Mountaineer advertised 35 cents by W E Bard Drug Co.
Thoughtful buyers seek quality over low price. Ormond the Optician announces a new jewelry line added to their optical stock with everything up to date. Watch cleaning and engraving by expert at 817 Ohio Street.
Local council session addressed multiple routine items and approvals. Officials reviewed budgeting steps and discussed upcoming projects while confirming committee assignments and meeting dates.
The Sedalia city council met to approve paving and grading contracts on Lamine Street and adjacent walks. They endorsed curbings on multiple avenues and streets, opened Fifteenth Street, and directed sewer and walk improvements while enforcing speed laws and preparing for Fair week cleanup. Mayor Babcock led roll call with eight Aldermen present.
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