Weather Forecast Says Unseasonably Warm Weekend
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with continued warm temperatures expected across the area.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1899
Page
4
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with continued warm temperatures expected across the area.
The Servant Harker Drug Co advertises perfumes raised in French flower gardens and markets Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve in tubes with a guarantee. The salve promises quick relief for weak eyes styes and granulated lids and is sold by reputable druggists. High grade perfumes are also highlighted.
Ott's Drug store offers to save customers money by reviewing their bills. Fleischmann's Pharmacy promotes Foley's Kidney Cure with a testimonial from Gro. C. Hickock of Curtiss Wis. Byard Guenther's tout high grade perfumes and recent Counts deliveries. Miss Laura Lis ter and Miss Margaret Lis ter return from Wichita. Also a Rocky Mountain Tea joke about wheat losses appears.
Twenty fifth convention of the Christian Churches of Pettis County reports new officers named to lead the association. Faith leaders, appointed committees, and the annual meeting schedule outlined.
Sedalia reports on the Twenty fifth annual meeting of the Society of Christian Churches of Pettis County. The Walnut church hosted a large gathering with sermons by Rev. Putman and Rev. Cook, a Sunday school address by Rev. Peters, and a shared noon dinner. Officers elected include T. L. Cook as president and J. N. Dalby as secretary treasurer. The First Christian church remodeling progresses with roofing, fresco work, organ installation and a planned October rededication. The new plan enlarges seating by about 200 and improves the worship space.
T. T. Gray president of Pettis county Sunday School association announces delegates to the State Sunday School association meeting in Kansas City August 26 to 30. Delegates include D. B. Ferguson Houstonia F A Tavener Smithton Inez Terry Lamonte Chas Wadleigh Green Ridge Tom Mays Hughiesville Morris Harter F I Boise E W Schultz Lewis Hoffman and Rev F L Cook Sedalia. County C E Convention set for September 22 and 23 at Cumberland Presbyterian church. Program to be announced.
OH SAY, WHY will you pay such high prices when you can buy good honest goods so cheap at D Miller's 727 East Fifth street telephone 216. Sunday there will be but one service morning at the First Baptist church. There will also be but one service on the Sunday following. C Cobb is ill at his residence on Ninth and Ohio.
Miss Julia Seip, guest of relatives, departed for Atchison Kansas this morning accompanied by Miss Lelia Grimshaw. Mrs. Mary Shultz and Mrs. Dr. Mary Brown of Dresden are shopping in the city.
G A R Sleeper will depart Sedalia at 8 p m September 1 changing from September 2 via Missouri Pacific to New York at 25 00. Missouri Pacific offers round trip to New York on September 1 2 3 for 28 60 valid to September 30 return. Mrs B F Crissman wife of the M E pastor at Warrensburg improves after five months illness.
Local ad notes quick cash sales for wood and coal at Kohen Koal Ko Talker 263 in town. Main and Ver mont location listed for customers seeking hard and soft coal at lower prices.
Indorsed by Mrs Nettie Hansbrough a known local figure the article touts Prof S W Axtell's cures at his Sedalia Missouri sanitarium. It claims patients recover rapidly after other methods fail and includes Mrs Hansbrough's testimony about relief from rheumatism and kidney trouble after two weeks of treatment. Consultation is free at Cor 5th and Osage streets Sedalia Mo.
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