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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
4
Springfield defeated Sedalia 14 to 9 in the second game after a close 4 to 1 first game. Shorty Howell 4m pitched in the opener. Henry Wakefield started for Springfield in the nightcap as Sedalia suffers pitching shortages. Cites errors and timely hits as key factors with Springfield collecting 8 earned runs to Sedalia's 2.
A letter from Hal P. Denton of the National Export Exposition praises Peruna for curing his nervous prostration and catarrhal stomach issues after using multiple bottles. He urges others to seek Dr. Hartman’s free medical advice if dissatisfied with Peruna results.
Mrs Luella Mowyer and family visit in Deepwater with sister Dollie Haines. E W Daniels and family visit his Sedalia brother. Miss Laura Yeager spends summer south of Sedalia with Mrs Lulu Botts. W F Haines visits his father in Beaman. Children’s Day at Beth el church draws large crowd. George Robertson and E Huckaby trade horses. F M Pemberton and wife fish Saturday. Some farmers halt corn planting to plow. Minnie Huckaby of Oakville Ill visits Mrs Lulu Botts south of Sedalia. Ona Teague of Sedalia visits Mamie Huckaby.
In a tight series game Fort Scott defeated Sedalia 4 to 2. Pennington opened the fifth with an error that allowed Millsap to reach first, followed by three straight hits including a three base hit. Pitchers Woodbury Cheek and Root Armstrong earned the win and save respectively as Springfield and Wakefield delivered late.
Pittsburg defeated Leavenworth and then split a doubleheader with Nevada in a day of hard hitting. In the Leavenworth game Kirmyer, a newcomer from the city, distinguished himself as Pittsburg edged Leavenworth 4 to 4 in the final innings. The Miners won both games against Nevada with strong pitching and key home runs from Fillman Weldy Stoner and Pierce. Attendance reached 800 as Shively watched from the stands.
A nearly new bicycle is offered for sale at a bargain price. Inquiries are welcome at 401 East Fourteenth Street.
Bishop Gallagher of Goulbourn N S W visiting Archbishop Farley acted as the archbishop's representative at several functions. After confirming a large class of children he asked a shy girl what is matrimony. The child replied that it is where we go to suffer for our sins. The bishop teased her, then reassured her saying perhaps she is right about purgatory.
A transportation note records movements between Sedalia and Warsaw with departures and arrivals noted in sequence. The brief item highlights en route timing and cites no delays or passengers.
Mrs. W C Shultz grows better after illness. Bertha Engel sails to Seattle. Fred Schwettmann and wife plan Stowell Texas as home. Boehmer family visit. Ed Bennett from Warsaw visits. W S Whisler buys Joe Cole restaurant. A F Edgar duo to occupy Schenewark Main street. Fred Stadalman returns from Fresno. Goldie Edwards marriage rumor to Kirksville. Livestock shipments by Jones Schwettmann Kreisel Larkey. Mrs Nancy Barrow dies of dropsy. funeral at Maple Grove. Haines Stephens Miller anglers on Cole Camp creek. George Holland brings earthenware. G M Jones back from St Louis. George notes flood scene. Oscar Thurston in town. Keuper sells horse in Sedalia. Ten to twelve buyers tour Benton lands. Ira Gill notes Rock Island depot east of main road. locals displeased. German Lutheran school picnic June 29. Fourth of July events announced at Famous Cave and Edmonson. Lincoln civic views on Fourth unsettled.
A list of property transfers noting buyers and sellers, locations, and sale prices. Transfers include Eula G. Grubbs to Lucy A. Grubbs in Houstonia, Marion Davenport to Elenora Schwarz, D J Hogan to G C Graham, and others across Lake Creek and Green Ridge townships with amounts ranging from 100 to 1500 dollars.
Advertisement notes that yellow clothes look unsightly and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening. It claims grocers stock a two ounce package priced at five cents.
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