Personal notices from Houstonia and surrounding areas
Dr. and Mrs. Tal McConnell of Houstonia visit E. B. Gibson family. Ben Jenkins returns from Pertle Springs. W. R. Adams of Otterville in town on business. Miss Louise Menschke guests of California relatives. Will Quinn of Los Angeles plans July 22 visit for vacation with mother Mrs. Bridget Quinn. Rose Wollrath and daughter Emma return to Boonville after visit. H. L. Thieman returns from Concordia. Miss Anne Marshall arrives from Salem to stay with Hattie Van Antwerp. Grace Lewis leaves for Colorado for several weeks. S. R. Hastings returns to Kansas City after visit. James Glass arrives from Kansas City with daughter Mary. health improved. Lee Warren of Mora en route to El Dorado Springs to join wife. Garrett Perdue leaves for Clinton on business. W. H. Cloney returns from Indian Territory. Miss Helen Lodge departs for St. Joseph to visit sister Mrs. C. V. Hickman. Miss Maud O Bannon of LaMontes arrives for several days of visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal McConnell
Houstonia
E. B. Gibson
Ben Jenkins
Pertle Springs
W. R. Adams
Otterville
Louise Menschke
California, Mo
Rose Wollrath
Emma
Boonville
H. L. Thieman
Concordia
Anne Marshall
Salem
Ill
Hattie van Antwerp
Grace Lewis
Colorado
S. R. Hastings
Kansas City
James Glass
Mary
Lee Warren
Mora
el Dorado Springs
Garrett Perdue
Clinton
W. H. Cloney
Scotty Lander Seeks New York Train After Wild West Fame
The miner known as Scotty, famed as Buffalo Bill’s rough rider, meets rivals like Pat Jennings and financier H H Geiger. M J McCarthy wins Scotty’s first custom suit, delivered in four hours. Scotty plans a thirteen hour train to New York while debating his next move and noting two girls seeking aid outside his door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Pat” Jennings
Champage
H. H. Geiger
M. J. McCarthy
Palmer House
Scotty
Tomorow
New York
Railroad News Personnel and Hospital Arrivals
Denison Texas shop foreman B L Shaw and engineer H F Shaw are listed among railroad staff. Parsons Kansas workers L H Hamok and T H Quinlan noted. Parsons residents James Farrell and I W L Oldham from Atoka also included along with T W Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Shaw
Denison
Texas
L. H. Hamok
Parsons
Kan
T. H. Quinlan
H. F. Shaw
Lightning strikes smokestack injuring several Missouri Pacific workers
The large Missouri Pacific general shops smokestack was struck by lightning on Tuesday. Five nearby employees received severe electrical shocks but no major damage occurred. Other notes mention personnel changes and travel within the railroad companies and related staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New General Shops
Missouri Pacific
George Bradyman
Jefferson City
R. P. Bleck
S. A. Black
Sistersville
West Virginia
William O'Herin
Katy
Ray Shepard
W. W. Miller
G. M. Samuels
Denison Herald
Sedalia Slumps as Wichita Wins Series Ahead of Topeka Pitch
The Sedalia club suffers batting slumps despite strong pitching as Wichita takes the second game of the Western Association series. Green ties the score with a late home run, and Bankhead and McDill provide key hits. C Blightful smallpox scare hits Joplin. Morris released from pest house. Leist, managing Sedalia, contemplates selling the franchise while Rolllins sprains an ankle and Knorr joins to pitch in Topeka games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perior
Green
Bankhead
McDill
Westcott
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Joplin
Springfield
Leavenworth
Guthrie
Topeka
Vanderbilt
Sammy Morris
Baerwald
Morris
Leist
Eddie Lyon
Sedalia
Rohn
Rollins
Mr. Leist
Knorr
Sedalia Western Association
Bauer
White
Persch
Lee
Cheek
Peeeseee
Curtis
Rf Ferris
Ewes
Miller
Holland
O'Leary
Bevis
Scs Cain
Coun
Bemis
Roan
Ferris
Owens
Batteries in Oklahoma City and Topeka games noted
Umpires Reagan and Ohio oversee matches between Oklahoma City and Topeka with listed umpires. Players Cravens Carter Henry Ashley Stewart and Green Byrne Guthrie Womeck Quies are named among competing lineups. Locations include Joplin Oklahoma City Topeka Leavenworth Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Okla City
Oklahoma City
Root and Seigle
Wilkinson and Baerwald
Umpire
Reagan
Topeka
Leavenworth
Cravens
Carter
Henry
Ashley and
Stewart
Ohio
Springfeld— Rhe
Springfield
Green and Byrne
Guthrie
Womeck
Quiesser
Lewinson
Pet
Wichita
Optical service promises tailored glasses for each defect
Dr. F. D. Ormond advertises in Sedalia Missouri offering precise eye wear fitting. The text states every pair benefits the wearer and emphasizes thorough prescriptions and tailored glasses.
Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup
The original Laxative Cough Syrup Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds including croup and whooping cough. Opiate free and pleasant for adults and children. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co with red clover blossom and honey bee on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Chicago Hog Prices and Market Totals Report
The market shows hogs in Chicago at 5c lower with light bids $5.30 to $5.67 and heavy $5.05 to $5.60. Kansas City and Omaha facility totals show thousands with similar slight declines. St Louis reports 9,000 hogs at 5c lower, top $5.79. Estimated Thursday Chicago hog volume around 27,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Sedalia Markets Cereals and Breadstuffs Price List
Prairie hay baled per ton eight dollars. Wheat per bushel sixty cents. Chops per Cwt one dollar twenty five cents. Soft wheat flour per cwt two dollars thirty cents. Bran per C W E one dollar ten cents. Hard wheat flour per cwt three dollars twenty five cents. Graham flour per cwt three dollars. Corn per bushel fifty five to sixty cents. Butter eggs lard and other pantry items listed with varying prices. Poultry prices given for roe hens spring chickens geese ducks. Noted pest issue with chickens due to lice and mites. Advertisement for Worrell's Insect Exterminator available at druggists.
Gold for Five Forty Promises in Next Sunday’s Sentinel
An advertisement teases a future offer to obtain 32 dollars in gold for 5.40, urging readers to consult next Sunday’s Sentinel for full details. The snippet implies a promotional swap or redemption scheme to attract attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Bed Counterpane Assortments for Any Room
The notice offers counterpanes to match pink or blue rooms but suggests most customers will want white. A wide supply is ready and available on demand.
Miner John Cany Arrested for Intoxication in Early Morning
John Cany, a coal miner, was arrested by Patrolman Eads on the charge of intoxication. He was paralyzed drunk and unable to appear in court, and the case will be disposed of by Magistrate Truxel on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Can¢y
Eads
Truxel
Piano Pupils Recital at Sedalia College of Music
The piano pupils of Miss Mary Hughes with vocal pupils of Prof. Lundberg will present a recital at Sedalia College of Music hall on Thursday evening July 20 at 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hughes
Lundberg
Sedalia College of Music Hall
Wanted At Once Bright Boy For Work
Wanted at once a bright boy about 16 years old not afraid of work. Apply in person to the Business Office at The Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Flower & CO
Will Quinn
St. Vincent’s Colege
Los Angeles
Cal
Bridget Quinn
West Fourth Street
South Ohio Street
East Boonville Street
North Engineer
East Sedalia Realty Co
Swoffman’s Grocery
Bel Phone
Thiebes-Stierlin Music CO
Ohio St
J. H. Clemens, Mor
Railroad News
T. W. Barrett
Denison, Texas
James Farrell
Atoka
W. L. Oldham
Atoka, Kt
W. L. Norris
Warrensburg
Arthur Lister
Ed Boyd
Tucosday
Obe Brown
Moberly
Floyd Mead
St. Paul
Dallas
Little Fielder
Association
F. D. Ormond
Ohio Steel
Sedalia, Mo
National Board of Trade
Logan Com. Co
Lamine St
Oss
Rees A Ciews
Sedalia Markets
Roe
Worrell
Foley Shoney
Hail & Kibby Dry Goods Company
Hail and Kibby Dry Goods CO
Ohio Street
Chicago and Sedalia Dry Cleaning Co
L. Rouge
L. Chanez
Paris
France
S. Osage
Bell Phone
W. H. van Wagner
Third Street
Wilson
Hansam
East Sedalia
Hone
Bell P
Q. C
N. E. Cor
L. B. Hall
Bell
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