Goldbugs sign McDill in Sedalia swap to Pittsburg
Eddie McDill longtime Pittsburg captain is traded to Sedalia and will report at Joplin last night. Pittsburg sends Danny Durand and Joe Lawtner in exchange, McDill to third base and expected to boost the Goldbugs. Gray likely to be named captain as Leavenworth and Springfield chase wins with mixed pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie McDill
Pittsburg
Sedalia
Joplin
Danny Durand
Joe Lawtner
McDill
Goldbugs
Harrison
Dick” Rohn
Durand
Lawtner
Fort Scott
Springfield
Shorty Howell
Sedalians
Fort Scott Tribune
Iba
Sorringfield
Liberty Park
Goldbugs Beat Miners 10–3 in One-Sided Victory
The Goldbugs ended a six game skid by defeating the Miners in a lopsided contest 10 to 3. The win snapped a slide and highlighted strong offense from the Goldbugs throughout the game.
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Goldbugs
Springfield Scores In Doubleheader Against Nevada
In Springfield the first game against Nevada ended 7 to 2 with Springfield losing. The second game saw Nevada win 14 to 3 at Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Nevada
Barne Drives Joplin Past Sedalia 1–0 In Tight Win
Joplin edges Sedalia 1–0 as Barne scores the lone run. Cates and Morton each tally one base hit. Wesday has three. Sedalia pitchers Morton and Cates rack up five and three strikeouts respectively. Sedalia strands 17 baserunners to Joplin’s 13. Time 1 50. Umpire Iba. Attendance 1050.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Lawtner
Cates
Fillman
Seer
Wingert
Rf Welday
Driscoll
Stoner
Allen
Roedel
Morton
Sedalia Abhpa Iy
Bauers
Rf Durand
White
Rohn
Gray
P Lawtner
P Schrant
C Ford
Barne
Sedalia
Wesday
Lawther
Wick
Iba
Fort Scott Tops Pittsburg In Opening Series Game
Fort Scott defeated Pittsburg 13 to 6 in the first game of the series. Kid Bevis allowed five hits and a homer by East in one bad inning while Fort Scott’s 13 15 3 line edged Pittsburg’s 6 8 3. Batteries Bevis and Cheek Thurman and McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Kid” Bevis
Scott
Batteries
Bevi and Cheek
Thurman
McDonald
Iola Tops Leavenworth 3 0 on Errors
Leavenworth lost to Iola Friday by a 3 to 0 score due to fielding errors. Pitcher Killalay was hit by a batted ball and replaced by Cook who pitched well. Leavenworth shows 0 runs, Iola 3, with both teams producing limited offense.
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Leavenworth
Iola
Killalay
Cook
Peruna Promoted as Cure for Catarrh Across Locations
A marketing claim states systemic catarrh causes nervousness and appetite loss while Peruna cures catarrh wherever located. The message emphasizes broad effectiveness and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Letters From Women Promote Peruna Testimonials
A collection of reader letters from Anna Prescott Florence Allan and Marie Coats praising Peruna as a tonic for fatigue weak appetite and systemic catarrh. The letters claim quick relief lasting improvement and renewed vitality with endorsements from Miss Prescott of Minneapolis Miss Allan from Chicago and Miss Coats of Appleton. Readers are urged to write to Dr Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus.
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Anna Prescott
South Seventh Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Florence Allan
Chicago
Walton Place
Peruna
Marie Coats
Appleton
Wis
Appleton Young Ladies’Club
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Sullivan and Dunlap announce wedding at St Patrick's
The marriage of R J Sullivan and Adelia Dunlap of Sedalia is announced for Tuesday at St Patrick's Church with Rev D Healy officiating. About 100 guests will attend and a supper will follow at the couple's East Fourth street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Sullivan
Adelia Dunlap
St. Patrick's Church
Father D. Healy
East Fourth Street
Missouri Pacific Railway
Dennis Sullivan
East Main Street
Sedalia
Dentist Office Offers Low-Cost Dental Services
Dr. George A Major and Dr I T Major & Son advertise limited time discounts on full sets of teeth for 38.00, gold fillings from 1.00, gold and platina 75, amalgam 50, cement 0-50, gold crowns 6.00, cape crowns 4.8, and bridge work as a specialty. Painless extraction promises and warranty on all work. Office at 410 Oak Street opposite courthouse.
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George A. Major
I. T. Major & Son
Alvatande
Oak Street
Courthouse
Sedalia High class of 1902 hosts Mrs Capen dinner
The Sedalia High School class of 1902 honored Mrs James Capen at a kitchen shower Friday evening at the Capen home on Sixteenth and Montgomery. Attendees included Misses Dora Clapton Anna Bowers Pearl Bagley Anna Greer Mabel Williams Gertrude Niles Grace Ashworth and Messrs Will Dixon Stanley Battersby and Virgil Connor, each contributing a tinware or kitchen utensil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia High School
James Capen
Sixteenth
Montgomery
Anna Greer
Mabel Williams
Gertrude Niles
Grace Ashworth
Will Dixon
Stanley Battersby
Virgil Connor
Sullivan–Bull Nuptials Planned at Tipton Missouri
On Wednesday morning at 8 30 oclock Mr William A Sullivan brother of R J Sullivan will wed Miss Agnes Bull at St Andrew s church in Tipton Mo After ceremony the couple will reside in Seddlin Relatives of the groom including the parents and Deputy County Collector John L Sullivan will attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Sullivan
R. J. Sullivan
St. Andrew’s Church
Tipton
Agnes Bull
Seddlin
John L. Sullivan
Final recital by Yancey and Harris pupils at West Broadway
The piano and voice pupils of Mrs. E F Yancey and Miss Lily Harris presented a final season recital Friday evening at 803 West Broadway. The program was well received with two gold medals awarded to Miss Louise Menschke for attendance and Miss Georgia Sturges for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Yancey
Lilly Harris
Yancey
West Broadway
Sentinel
Louise Menschke
Georgia Sturges
Wallace Imhoff wedding party guests hosted by Dr Wood
Dr E A Wood entertained a company of young people at his West Fifth street home as a compliment to Charles Wallace and Blanche Imhoff. The event featured games music and a guessing contest using a card titled The Story of Love. Refreshments of brick ice cream and cake were served. attendees included Edna Mertz Susan Thompson and Fan.
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E. A. Wood
Wallace- Imhoff
West Fifth Street
Charles Wallace
Blanche Imhoff
Edna Mertz
Susan Thompson
A Pleasant Surprise for Mr Louis Bringes at Home
A delightful surprise was given to Mr Louis Bringes at his home on the corner of the street. The event drew neighbors and well wishers who gathered to celebrate the unexpected visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bringes
Local Names Appearing in Community Notice
The list includes Nie Wallace Florence Scott Berta Thompson Blanche Imhoff Margaret Sneed along with Messrs Harvey Dow Fred Hughes C C Kelly Frank Hughes Roy Thompson Robert Potter AY Cordes and Charley Imhoff as part of the town event roster.
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Nie Wallace
Florence Scott
Berta Thompson
Blanche Imhoff
Margaret Sneed
Messrs
Harvey Dow
Fred Hughes
C. C. Kelly
Frank Hughes
Roy Thompson
Robert Potter
AY Cordes
Charley Imhoff
For Sale Very Cheap Stallion Harness at Ohio Street
Auction notice states very cheap sale of a Stan Hope and harness in fine condition. Interested buyers directed to 315 Ohio Street for particulars.
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Stanhope and Harness
Ohio Street
Lehigh Valley Line booklet offer from New York
Atlantic City is described as easily reachable from the West via the Lehigh Valley railroad with a call to send two cent stamps to the general passenger department in New York for a booklet.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
General
New York
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Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
Dolly” Gray
Baseball Notes
Albert T. Loewer
John Cunningham
East Third Street
Loewer
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Royal
Dow Drug CO
Ft. Scott
Redmond
Killilay
Root
Armstrong
Wil Pet Springfield Ag
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Ko Iola
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Tod Sedalia Fee
Peru
Sullivan Brothers
Seventeenth
Summit Streets
Cone
Lawson
Turner
Tinznefelt
Paxton
Momberg
Burton
Bremmer
Creutzel’s
S. Ohio St
Bell
Q. C
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Opacite
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