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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1902
Page
5
A long list of towns and names notes visits and departures. A. Gresham and son Fred head to Chandler Oklahoma while G. S. Norton travels south on the Katy. Others visit St Louis Kansas City Chandler and Mora. Local band, Elks picnic plans and Knights events are also mentioned alongside several intercity trips.
Mrs C L Byron of Chicago presides over the Chicago German Woman's Club testifies Peruna cured her bladder catarrh after five bottles and notes no recurrence for a year. The ad adds Dr Hartman offers free summer treatment for female catarrhal diseases via The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
Will and Mel Ilgentritz left yesterday for a visit at Chateau Springs and Boonville. Miss Frances Kingsbaker returned Wednesday night from Kansas City. Mrs John Reed has been visiting Ralph Rhodes and wife and left for Lawton O T. Oscar Kaiser arrived from the east yesterday. Mrs Phil Pfeiffer returned from six weeks with her son at Denver. Ed Evans and family left for a visit with his sister Mrs H W Adis. Miss Anna Avery returned from Jefferson City. Charles Canning took charge of a butcher shop at Windsor and his wife joined him. Miss Florie Andrews departed for Beon vil l after visiting Judge J T Rothwell. Miss Maggie Lyons visiting her brother at New Franklin. Miss Adah Farrell visiting her grandmother in St Louis. James Cobb, formerly Sectarian now in Pueblo Colo, seriously ill. J M Juvenal left for El Dorado Springs on business. Red Shobe and B M Bell left for Boonville on business. Helen Letts and grandmother Mrs Riley left for Joplin Mo. Charles Williams the colored excursionist here from St Louis for Fourth of August. William and Lillie Carl returned from St Louis.
Wesley Forbes of Clifton City receives a 30 dollar monthly pension for disabilities from the Spanish American War. The grant recognizes his service and ongoing need for support.
Mrs. Mary B. Frazier aged 54 died at her Os 24th Street home after a several months illness. Funeral conducted from the residence at 3 this afternoon with Rev Boon officiating. She leaves brothers sisters and children, and was married to Rev FE G Frazier of the M E church South.
Mrs Alice Telson aged 35 died at her home three miles south of the city at 1 o clock Wednesday. Death was due to malignant cancer. The interment will be held today at Pleasant Valley cemetery.
Jesse Holland aged 11 years died at Roy Warfield's East Morgan Street home Wednesday morning. Death was due to consumption. Funeral services were held to.?
The infant of John Hall a Missouri Pacific boilermaker helper who was called to Otter Ville Wednesday morning due to a serious illness died there yesterday evening and will be buried today.
William Farris aged 56 a prominent farmer from six miles southwest of the city died Wednesday. Death was caused by cancer of the stomach. His funeral was held this afternoon at Bethlehem church.
The secret marriage of Earl Ross once a noted IKKary caller and Miss Rachael Bogle was performed on March 29 1902 in Fort Scott Kansas by Rev S S Martin then pastor. The couple’s families and friends have learned of the ceremony.
The couple, Daniel E. Ross of Vincennes Indiana and Rachael T. Bogle of Lynn Missouri, were married and now reside at 412 Mast Second Street. Ross is the son of Mrs. E. S. Ross of Gos South Engineer Street and is a well known young man. The marriage certificate listed their names and addresses for Rev. Martin.
Reports from Fort Scott Kansas say wire fence swindlers have operated in the county for a week or more. Fifteen to twenty farmers lost sums from 10 to 25 dollars each. The scheme offers a patent gate as a premium for a small upfront payment, but neither fence nor gate appears. Authorities seek the swindlers.
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