Church Entertainments Notices
City churches publish free notices of upcoming socials in this column. All are invited to attend these church events and support the community activities through participation.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
4
City churches publish free notices of upcoming socials in this column. All are invited to attend these church events and support the community activities through participation.
The Ladies' Aid society of Trinity English Lutheran church will hold an ice cream social on the church lawn at Osage and Tenth streets next Friday evening with ice cream and cake. Also, the ladies of Good Will chapel invite all to an ice cream social at Henry Green's home four miles south of Sedalia.
Neat Saturday night August 12 event promise ice cream service with unspecified details and venue.
Mrs. J M Offield entertained with an informal dinner at her home in honor of Miss Marian Lee who departed last night for Muscogee I T where she will reside. Miss Lee joins her brother Alva Lee in his office.
A fragmentary dialogue notes a customer requesting Worrell's Insect Exterminator and a bettor asking for a bettie, with ambiguity about the setting and action. The text hints at a casual market or game interaction but lacks clear details.
Frank Cramer is charged after an incident described as throwing two pale calves into a location under investigation. Authorities provided few details but indicated the case involves animal welfare laws and potential prosecution.
R C Dolph and 66 The Gash Grocers listed with contact number 381.
Weekly bargain event lists items and prices including lemons 1 dozen, salt, roasted coffee, corn starch, coconut, baking powder, navy Evans, gasoline, sun dried tea, Florence flour, Cuban coffee price 20 cents per pound. Local store advertises prompt delivery and two phone numbers.
A lawn social will be held next Thursday evening at the Jerome Stegeart residence four miles southwest of town to benefit Sacred Heart church.
A case concerning pollution of the lake at Brown Springs was heard before Justice Sommervills at Smitat on Wednesday afternoon. The defendant was fined $25 and the verdict was appealed to the circuit court.
After a hearty meal a dose of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an attack of indigestion. Kodol is a thorough digestant and a guaranteed cure for indigestion, dyspepsia, gas on the stomach, sour risings, bad breath and all stomach troubles. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
The Liberty Park Board approved a seven month lease of the park hall to Daniel O Donovan. The hall will host the Sedalia Rifles every Tuesday evening and be available for Labor Day and German Day events. O Donovan partners with Charlie Ogel of the Second Regiment band to prepare the hall with a stage and a stock company for performances. If attendance falters, the hall may become a skating rink and dancing pavilion.
G B Butcher succeeds W E Poindexter and focuses on Vig ora hard wheat flour and 5S soft wheat flour.
Crystal Park presented a high quality program by the Sedalia Athletic club last evening with skilled stunts by regular performers drawing a large crowd. Tonight the usual 10 cent admission applies and a new film will be shown in the moving picture machine.
The Show Lifters moved into second place after defeating Guthrie yesterday while Leavenworth fell to Oklahoma City. Joplin also overtook Topeka, with Sedalia leading the league. Westcott could be back in the box today.
The Topeka Herald reports Cleveland in the American League pursuing Spec Hurlburt with a cash offer to Oklahoma City. The Kansas City Star passes the item to the home team as Oklahoma City fades from the pennant race while Wichita presses on with a slim chance.
Three reasons mothers prefer One Minute Cough Curve: it is absolutely harmless it tastes good children love it and it cures coughs croup and whooping cough when other remedies fail. Soki by W B Bard Drug Co
Miss Sadie Robinson of 4 Randstreet Malden Massachusetts writes that Peruna relieved her nervousness weakness and sleeplessness from overwork. She reports stronger appetite better sleep and disappearance of pelvic weakness after seven months of use and recommends free medical advice from Dr S B Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus. AM correspondence confidential.
Warren Poindexter son of grocer W. E. Poindexter suffered a left arm fracture when he was thrown from a two-wagon runaway on Wednesday afternoon. Dr E A Wood treated and reduced the fracture.
New York August 10 Villa Mazachai and his wife, now rich from hand organ grinding, plan to sail to Italian ports on the first steamer. They were arrested and warned off the streets for playing without a license. The wife showed a bank book listing 37000 as the profits claimed to come from the trade.
The Eagles at Iola Kansas have sold six thousand dollars worth of stock for a new hall and the remaining funds are now assured to complete the project.
Tomorrow is wash day at the Monarch Laundry. Send the family washing to the Monarch Laundry at 606 South Ohio Street. Call 183 and our wagon will call.
R F McFarland and Miss Alice E Hedges were granted a license last evening and married by Rev A B Appleby pastor of Fifth Street M E Church South.
Miss Susan Thomson will be hostess to Sans Gene club members next Saturday at her home near west of the city.
A long list of property transfers shows numerous wd deeds in Sedalia townships and nearby areas. Buyers include J G Van Riper Julius A Cunningham Eliza Lee Greer and others with prices ranging from 1 to 5200 dollars for parcels, shop additions, and land in Green Ridge Lamont Beaman Dresden Smithton and Flat Creek townships.
Hundreds of thousands use Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as a family tonic. If taken this month it will keep the family well all year. If it fails get your money back. 85 cents, W. E. Bard Drug Co.
An old advertisement notes druggist 17 Worrell offers insect extermination services taglined with Oci. 30 cents a bottle for a pest control product.
The county court awarded the coal contract for county institutions totaling 250 tons at 2.70 per ton to Bowen Bros. of Wane, Mo. Three bids were submitted, two from local dealers and one from Bowen Bros.
The Queen City Poultry and Egg Co announces its new wholesale and retail operation at 303 West Main Street Sedalia Missouri, formerly Emerson Marlowe stand, inviting buyers and sellers. Partners F. W. Phipps and W. A. Nichols urge patrons to visit and use Queen City phone 464 or Bell 646.
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