National Celebrities Endorse Peruna in Letters
Washington figures including William Youngs and Rufus Merchant praise Peruna for catarrh relief. Congressmen Wilber Dungan and thirty eight members of Congress attest to its virtues. The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus Ohio invites further testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hion
William Youngsblood
the Interior
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Columbus
Rufus B. Merchant
U. S. Posts Office
Congress
Fire Laddies Attend Flues and Small Blazes
A period of cold weather kept fire laddies busy with several runs to extinguish fires burning out in flues. Yesterday they attended homes on West Fourth Street and South Massachusetts Avenue where a gas stove caused excitement but limited damage. They also responded to fires at Gus Werner’s home on North Rand Avenue and Fred Lucking’s on Quinney Street, with minor damage and a later alarm at 1215 9th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jitterwhite
West Fourth Feet
Johnson
Massacusetts Avenue
Gus Werner
Rand Avenue
Rand Avenue, Where Fue
Fred Lucking
Quinney Street
Scrubs Defeat All-Americans In Tight Bowling Meet
The Scrubs edged the All-Americans 2064 to 1969 as Gold 154, Hedges 171 1 3, McDonald 167, McGowan 192 1 3 led the winners while Baker 175 2 3, Treadway 172 2 3, Reynolds 171 paced the losers. Seda lia club meets Jefferson City club with a hot game expected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrubs
Hedges
McDonald
McGowan
Baker
Treadway
Wallace
Reynolds
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Adagio Club Members to Meet at Miss Pearl Baird's Home
Miss Pearl Baird entertains Adagio club members this afternoon at her residence on South Grand Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Baird
South Grand Avenue
Woodmen Circle Meeting At Mrs Rippey's Home
Mrs Frank Rippey hosts Woodmen Circle members this afternoon at 401 East Fifth Street to dine and discuss circle activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Frank Rippey
East Fifth Street
Tea Social at Fifth Street M E Church
The ladies of the Fifth Street M E church South served tea for 15 cents at Mrs. E W Shultz’s home on West Fourth street from 2 to 4 PM. The event drew good attendance and was successful socially and financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
M. EF
E. W. Shultz
West Fourth Street
Rocking Chair Club Meets for Horatio Alger Talk
Mrs Henry Lamm hosted the Rocking Chair club with fifty seven members in attendance. The postponed topic Horatio Alger was discussed. next week’s meeting moves to Mrs A P Morey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocking Chair Club
Henry Lamm
Horatio Alger
A. P. Morey
May Be A Famine May Be A Famine Coal Shortage Looms
New York December 3 reports warn of a possible coal famine as cold weather or a blizzard could cripple rail service. Industry sources say only about 4 000 tons per day cover New York's 30 000 ton daily winter demand, with 26 000 tons reaching the region from tidewater and Canada. President Lederle orders elevated railway officials to justify continuing soft coal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald
Tidewater
New England
Canada
Lederle
Board of Health
Elevated
Frank Stearns Funeral Arrangements Reported
The body of Frank Stearns who died at Nevada Wednesday morning arrived last night accompanied by Mrs Stearns. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 6 60 in the afternoon with services to be conducted by Rev Fannon. Stearns was a member of Modern Woodmen Knights and Ladies of Security and the Typographical Union No 206. Mrs EF R Stearns of Greenville S C will attend. Pallbearers include S M Hodges G W Larkey M L Meyer John Williams Ralph Manker and Eugene Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stearns
Nevada
Greenville, Sr
S. M. Hodges
G. W. Larkey
Woodmen
M. L. Meyer
John Williams
The
Knights and Ladies
Ralph Manker
Eugene Sullivan
Typographical Union
Urgent appeal to pick site for Carnegie library
The Motherly Monitor urges readers to hurry and choose a site for the new Carnegie library. A rumor says the donor is very ill, heightening the urgency for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motherly Monitor
Carnegie Library
People Movers Around Sedalia on Holiday Travel
F B Lange left for Sweet Springs on business. Marie Klein went to Kansas City to visit friends. C T Adams returned to Tipton after Sedalia business. G W Harland was in town on business. E C White and wife went to Kansas City. Mr White to the court of appeals. Mrs John Rodman visited her mother in Jefferson City. James Gochenour of Otterville paused in Sedalia en route to Red Oak Iowa. C E Gardner with A T Hungerford Co. went to Warrensburg. Mae Baum and Elliott Yost return from St. Louis where they visited Miss Mabel Anderson. P D Fitch from Montserrat was in town on business. Atty Lamm went to Kansas City to argue cases before the court of appeals. Cora Huckins returned from New Hampshire. J L Wright, cashier of Smithton bank, went back after a business day in Sedalia. Z T Wilson, marble dealer of Tipton, was in Sedalia. Ora Schuman left for Logansport Ind to visit relatives and will reside with her sister Mrs H L Meyers. Mr and Mrs Robinson of Donavan Kas left after visiting Adam Antoine and family. W C Huggins returned to Warrensburg on the fast mail. Mrs Calvin Linaberry arrived for a holiday visit. Frank Schmidt, formerly a Missouri Pacific brakeman here, left after a two week visit. Sedalia grows better each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Gardner
A. T. Hungerford Co
St. Louis
Warrensburg
Mae Baum
Elliott Yost
Mabel Anderson
P. D. Fitch
Montserrat
City
Atty Lamm
Kansas City
Court of Appeals
Cora Huckins
New Hampshire
J. L. Wright
Smithton Bank
Z.T. Wilson
Tipton
Sedalia
Ora Schuman
Logansport
Ind
H. L. Meyers
Mrs. Robinson
Donavan
Mrs Lamy to Receive at Elegant Home
Mrs. Gus Lamy will host a reception tomorrow afternoon at her elegant residence for a large number of friends, reflecting a social gathering notable in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Lamy
Strike Investigation Advances as Miners Testify on Wages
For the strike commission resumed in Scranton on December 4, miner Andrew Matty of Cox Brothers described wage hardships. He reported earnings of twenty to twenty two dollars per week, while some workers earned less than ten dollars in a two week period as the hearing continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sn Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Scranton
Oal
Andrew Matty
Cox Brothers
Raffington Promoted to New Post with Metropolitan Life
A. B. Raffington, Sedalia agent for Metropolitan Life Insurance, left this morning for a higher position in St. Louis. His friends express happiness at his promotion and advancement within the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Raffington
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Sedalia
St. Louis
Raffington
Colored Boy Dies of Lung Trouble at 15
Charles Berry aged 15 a colored resident died yesterday at his home at the corner of Twentieth and Osage streets death was due to lung trouble the funeral was held today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Berry
Twentieth and
Osage Streets
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Chief Justice Chambers
Samoa
David F. Wilber
Oneonta, N. Y
Irvine Dungan
Jackson, O
Peruna Medicine Co
John M. Thurton
Omaha, Neb
Perona
St Ninth Street
B. H. Johnson
Dowell
Tex
Gro. W. Crockwell
Aveling
L. B. Price Mercam
Hannib
To Co
Aan Ave
Sr. Louis, Me
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Taylor
F. B. Lange
Sweet Springs
Marie Klein
C. T. Adams
G. W. Harland
Otterville
E. C. White
White
John Rodman
James Gochenour
Red Oak
Iowa
Mrs. Lamy
Man
Wright
Actu
Ally
Wrights Health
Wright’s
Ohio St
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