Weather Outlook: Showers Cooler Night Then Sunday Split
Showers and cooler conditions arrive tonight. Sunday brings a split forecast with the north remaining fair while the southern area experiences showers and cooler air.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1899
Page
4
Showers and cooler conditions arrive tonight. Sunday brings a split forecast with the north remaining fair while the southern area experiences showers and cooler air.
Dr Bitter preaches at 11 am and 8 pm with an evening theme. A double quartet sings, featuring Harris Hoffman Van Antwerp Boyd and Harris Johnson Schiener Stallard. Beulah Harris soloist. An open air twilight service at 7 pm by the Epworth League invites all young people.
The Trinity English Lutheran church under Rev John P Seibert suspends Sunday evening services until the first week in September. Sunday school and morning services continue at the usual hours and members are asked to attend morning services.
St Paul Lutheran church on Lafayette Avenue will not hold an English service Sunday evening due to the absence of Rev Theo Bundenthal who is expected back next week from his eastern journey. H. Kocn.
The corner stone of the new Catholic church at Clinton will be laid Monday morning with Rev Fr Lillis of Kansas City serving as master of ceremonies. A number of Sedalians are expected to attend.
Miss Clara Shepard will assist the choir of the First Congregational church Sunday evening with violin solos and accompaniments. The pastor will deliver an address onCol Ingersoll's Influence on Religious Thought and Life.
The Rev A A Boyd will preach at Central Presbyterian Church Fifth and Lamine Sunday morning on Christ the Foundation of the Church and in the evening on Christ the Head Over All Things.
From Windsor Mrs May O Neil arrived from Sedalia Sunday night to visit her parents W C Barnaman and wife. S M Hodges and children of Sedalia visited his mother Mrs G W Goodlett west of Windsor Sunday returning home Monday morning. G F Turley of Sedalia a Katy mail clerk was transacting business here Friday.
A breezy note extols inviting air and sweet winds with flowers in bloom. It cheerfully advertises Rocky Mountain tea as a pleasant beverage, inviting readers to ask their druggist for it.
The Hotel Hurt of Marshall Missouri has changed ownership with Jack Hurt being succeeded by Major Ricke. The move, noted by traveling men, marks a new chapter for the well known local hostelry.
Local residents make short trips visiting relatives and friends across Missouri and neighboring states. The list includes Miss Julia Martin visiting Pilot Grove, Rev Putman returning from Aurora, and many others such as John W Baldwin family settling in Warsaw, M Donnelly visiting St Joseph, and Pat Donnahue selling stock in St Louis.
An advertisement urges readers to stop drinking coffee and try Grain-O a nourishing grain based beverage. It claims healthful invigorating and appetizing qualities with a rich brown color and coffee like taste priced about five cents and two cents per serve. It appeals to children and promises genuine nourishment from grains.
George Wilkerson and Harry Sinnett returned from a boating trip down the Osage about 100 miles and the Niangua. They report the country is badly in need of rain with no rain for over five weeks. The Niangua is lower than in the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
Prof Houton claims in travel notes that Green's August Flower is the top remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach issues and constipation. He notes it benefits tourists salesmen and office workers with headaches and irregular habits and praises its safety for frequent use. Sample bottle offered by A B McGowan Otis W Smith with dealers in four countries.
The German American Pioneer association weighs holding its annual celebration during the Sedalia street fair week. If the fair committee designates a day for the feature, the GAs promise one of the greatest celebrations ever held in Sedalia.
An advertisement claims Rocky Mountain Tea adds spice to dreary life, encourages the human heart, lifts one from despair, and breathes new life and confidence. The call to action urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
A 4 to 6 reception hosted by Miss Daisy McGowan at her South Ohio street home honored Miss Quinlan of Decatur Illinois and Miss LaVellette of Denison Texas. Guests included many local society names. a guessing contest winner was Miss Alice Miner.
Miss Hazel Whistler hosts guests at 925 East Third Street with Miss Alta Elsner of Jefferson City winning a word contest prize a copy of Marmion. The event features music dancing a cake walk and a punch bow led by Hazel Burnap and Ruby Reynolds.
Byard and Guenther of the Fulton Market restaurant, Sedalia, highlight their early securing of the best vegetables game and fine meats. Illinois owls and snow birds are in season and prepared to a kingly standard with vegetables alongside meats. The market searches daily for delicacies, ensuring short notice service and broad patron satisfaction.
Henry Ferguson left Sedalia on Sunday and walked toward the Osage hills. He traveled about 35 miles by highway, leaving the Sedalia courthouse at 5 pm and reaching Warsaw’s courthouse center at 10 20 pm after a 5 hour 20 minute trek. He is 55 and a Confederate veteran.
Pension matters list increases and grants for Coley Lehman Sedalia Clinton Scott Dresden and Christian Rohrbach California. Lehman and Rohrbach pensions rise to ten dollars while Scott receives eight dollars.
Lung irritation is described as a forerunner to consumption and Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is claimed to cure it. The advertisement asserts the remedy builds strong lungs so coughing or acoid will not settle there and lists a price of twenty five cents at all druggists.
Released Today. Peter Warren 4 days disturbing the peace. Wm White 7 days petit larceny. Jas Sheeton 2 days disturbing the peace. John La monte 6 days trespass.
The funeral will be officiated by a group of gentlemen with Archibald Campbell D H Smith D Russell PH Sangree S D Trumbo and C H Zoll as pallbearers. Mr Lord carried $2,000 life insurance with the AOUW, of which he was a member.
Lou Bernstein joins Myers and Higginsbotham at the OK barber shop. DeWitts Little Early Risers promoted for digestive and liver issues. R Bruce Rader named administrator of A J Rader estate. Sealed Rocky Mountain Tea claim notes orange blossoms. Quiet probe continues into the baby found in the north side well with potential arrest soon.
The Market Exchange continues its Saturday night lunch spotlight with Jule Schmidt, proprietor, offering a steady menu and social gathering for guests and locals.
Otts Drug Store and Fort Scott firms invite customers to bring bills for savings. A M K and T railway excursion July 1 to Fort Scott with Second Regiment band, Katy depot 7 am and return 11:30 pm. Refreshments on train. Real estate, furniture sale at Lodge and Staley's. Ice cold Servant Harker Drug Co. Wheelon by the gallon for receptions. They advertise money rates and real estate exchanges.
WANTED At once six good salesmen two fifty to five dollars per day guaranteed to study workers, hustlers need apply. Call at room 21 Sicher's hotel from 8:30 to 11:30 am and 1:30 to 5:30 pm.
A German girl seeks a place to stay and perform general house work washing and ironing. Wage offered is 2.25 dollars per week. Apply to Clara Morman at 807 West Sixth Street.
Furnished house share with separate bedroom sitting room and kitchen. Light housekeeping included. Rent 50 cents weekly. Call at 318 Hancock and Fourth.
Three large olean ders and other plants sold cheap. For sale items include household goods and carpenter tools. Located near corner of 5th and Mass. Auction open now for quick purchase.
A notice seeks a capable canvasser either gender to visit business men and others. Apply at X sentinel office for details.
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