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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1902

Page

4

Social notes from Sedalia area visitors and events

Numerous brief notices detail visits by Elmer Crenshaw, Adolph Spiess, Rev O L Wood, Judge J P Tally, and others to Sedalia, plus guests from Kansas City, Jefferson City, St Louis, and Warrensburg. A fair week guest list includes Beatrice Selah, Ellen Nichols, Cora Stroud, and May Glenn with planned dances at Forest Park and a German Evangelical Lutheran social. A birth is recorded for A E Doll.

Taylor Elmer Crenshaw Hartsburg Lillian Robinson Rockville Augusta Dix Adolph Spiess Warrensburg J. R. Wade Lamonte W. O. Terry May Glenn Jefferson City May Blakeman California Grace Baldwin Harry Heckman H. H. Jones St. Louis C. C. Johnson Huntsville Edward Heckman John Helm Felix Kansas City Fred Helm H. L. Billups W. A. Fultz D. A. Fultz S. E. Marsden Walter Brill Hugh Anderson Fred Sedalia John Dandy Katy Frank Yonker Miss Pearl Elliott Rhoda Voight John Challacombe Navy Ernest van Wagner John Gresham Catherine Missouri Pacific Morgan Count Edith Winner Bessie Hardy Mytle Evans Anna Reavis Mesdames L. Luther C. H. Evans Messrs Will Conway J. A. Connor, Jr Charles E. Miller Mary M. Mining Co Fortuna John Wermelskirchen Peter Schmidt Joe Deuber Alice Yontz John Bond

Bunceton Items Highlight Local News And Visits

Rounds of social visits and family news fill Bunceton Missouri notes. Rolla Hickerson returns from surgery near Otterville while recovering. Nora Ragsdale visits Seda lia friends Etta Burford and Lola Thatcher. A new baby arrives at H H Simpson’s home editor of the Pilot Grove Enterprise. Mrs J P Thatcher and daughters head to Sedalia for visits and fair. E E Amick, Bank of Bunceton bookkeeper, recovers from typhoid fever.

Bunceton Irs Rolla Hickerson Otterville Nora Ragsdale Sedalia Etta Burford Lola Thatcher H. H. Simpson Pilot Grove Enterprise Simpson J. P. Thatcher Lolo Vircie Charles L. Cully

Crescent Tent Social for Members and Ladies

Crescent Tent No 4 K OT M schedules a social for members and their wives tomorrow evening at their hall. Parsons Herald reports a Katy flyer incident where a boy turned on water faucets in train coaches causing amusement and friction until his father restrained him with firm discipline.

Parsons Herald

Damage Suit Over Excursions From Muskogee to Joplin

Ross Blevins of Vinita sues the Katy railroad claiming a drunken mob on an excursion train attacked him while he slept in the coach. He contends the railroad failed to provide proper protection for passengers.

Muskogee Joplin Katy Railroad Ross Blevins Vinita

Sedalian Marries Clarence C. Wittenmeyer in Kansas City

Former Sedalian wed Clarence C. Wittenmeyer son of Charles Wittenmeyer, a former city resident now in Kansas City, on the 16th inst at Kansas City. They will reside after September 1 at 2448 Tracy Avenue.

Clarence C. Wittenmeyer Charles Wittenmeyer Kansas City Lottie May Corp Tracy Avenue

New Clothing Line Highlights Head to Foot Menswear

A fresh shipment arrives featuring a wide range of men’s outfits and U.S. head to toe apparel. The consignment emphasizes quality and style across suits, shirts, and accessories for full wardrobe updates.

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Royal Tribe of Joseph Meeting Notice at Oelock

Sedalia Lodge Royal Tribe of Joseph will hold a regular session Monday evening August 25 at Oelock. Visiting members are cordial invited to attend. BerCHLEY Webl and PT BRONSON Scribe.

Royal Tribe OF Joseph Sedalia Lodge Oelock We. Berchley Bronson Scribe

Stomach Bitters Claim Fifty Years of Cures

An advertisement touts Hos tetters Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia flatulency constipation and other stomach ailments. It cites fifty years of cures and urges sufferers to try it and look for the genuine bottle with the private stamp over the neck.

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