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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1903

Page

4

Funeral for Mrs Ellen Tuberty Held at St Patrick’s

The funeral of Mrs Ellen Tuberty who died Thursday after a stomach illness will be held tomorrow morning at St Patrick’s church. Rev Daniel Healey will conduct. She was 64, born in Ireland, a Sedalia resident for 21 years, widow of Thomas Tuberty, with three daughters Mrs Peter Knox Mrs O F Fowler and Mrs James Handley. Aneice Katherine Wolfe of Lafayette Ind arrived to attend. She was a devout parishioner and beloved by all.

Ellen Tuberty Ireland America Sedalia Thomas Tuberty Peter Knox O. F. Fowler James Handley Los Angeles Cal Aneice Katherine Wolfe Lafayette Ind St. Patrick’s Church Laura Truxel Windsor Clara Heller A. M. Parks, Jr Richards Jefferson City D. B. Mercer Mark Farmer City Ill Geo. Gilliam J. O. Musick Bass Cole County Maud Weeks Julia Walden A. D. Vandeventer Eldorado Springs Harrisonville Co Camp Geo Barnett

Picture in a Bottle Captures Wide River Journey

Will Moreland tossed a corked bottle with his photograph into Shoal Creek last March. The bottle traveled 1000 miles via Grand River Arkansas and the Mississippi to Baton Rouge where Miss Pauline Dobson found it and sent it back to Joplin. Moreland plans a Baton Rouge trip soon and says he will not return alone.

Shoal Creek Grand River Arkansas Mississippi Baton Rouge Pauline Dobson Joplin Moreland

Ladies of the Maccabees donate to flood sufferers

At Tuesday's meeting Queen City Hive No. 4 Ladies of the Maccabees voted to give 10 dollars to flood victims in Kansas City Kansas and sent along the essay.

Queen City Hive Ladies of the Maccabees Kansas City, Kas

Special Katy Trains Run St. Louis Round Trip

Two special trains depart Saturday morning June 27 via the Katy for a round trip to St. Louis at a fare of $2.50.

St. Louis Katy

Merchants Delayed Se Dalia Organization Meeting

W. E. Sullivan state secretary of the Retail Merchants association failed to organize the Sedalia Retail merchants last night. Another meeting will be called next Monday night as only a few merchants attended due to bad weather.

W. E. Sullivan Retail Merchants’ Association Sedalia Retail Merchants

Country party honors visiting youths from Moberly to Houstonia

Miss Margaret Sneed hosted a social gathering at Mr. W. S. Sneed's home three and one half miles east of the city. Guests from Columbia, Moberly, Houstonia, Kansas City and St. Louis enjoyed amusements and refreshments with hosts and friends including the Gentry and Sneed families.

Margaret Sneed Mary Margaret Thomson St. Louis W. S. Sneed Mary Wight Moberly Nelle Hayman Houstonia Thos Eula Baker Columbia Nelle Rosina Hayman Callie Clarke Kansas City Maud Hunicke Emison Wood Madge Glenn Edna Mertz Allie Hunicke Lucy Gentry Florence Heard Rose Pansy Fowler Nona Wood Messrs Lee Gentry J. Gentry Fred Hughes Birch McCurdy Harry Glenn Will Gentry Charles B. Rodes, Jr Mark Huckins Charles R. Gentry Ton Jenkins Will Igenfritz Tom Gritshaw Pueblo, Colo George Sneed Mesdames Bettie Gentry Sallie Potter Sneed Charles B. Wallace

Two Deaths in Lincolnvile

Mrs. Maria Ramsey died at 3 30 this morning at her home at Cooper and Ohio streets from dropsy. The funeral was held this afternoon. Mrs. Mary Martin aged 58 died last night at midnight from paralysis and resided on Ham street between Lamine and Ohio streets. Her funeral will be held Saturday.

Maria Ramsey Cooper and Ohio Mary Martin Ham Street Lamine Ohio Streets

Botanic Blood Balm advertised for skin and blood diseases

An aid for ulcers eczema scrofula and blood poison promotes Botanic Blood Balm and Blood Bath as a cure all. The ad claims the remedy purifies blood heals sores and gives healthy skin and offers free samples from the Blood Balm Co. Atlanta and local agent W. E. Bard Drug Co. Sedalia with prepaid mail.

Correction to Cannon Advertisement for Pyrography Lessons

A past advertisement by Cannon should read 25 cents for lessons in pyrography and basket weaving. The error misquoted pricing for the instructional offerings.

Cannon

Burial of Elmer Rhine at Newland Missouri

Elmer Rhine who died in the Nevada asylum was brought by relatives to Newland Missouri for a funeral this afternoon. The interment occurred at Hopewell cemetery. A St. Louis excursion is offered on June 27 via the M K and T Railway with a $2.50 round trip, leaving Sedalia at 4 30 am. See Katy's agent for details.

Elmer Rhine Nevada Asylum Newland Hopewell Cemetery St. Louis K. & T. Railway Sedalix Katy

Dentists Offer Low Prices For Dental Work

Dr George A Major and T T Major & Son advertise low prices for dental services including full sets of teeth gold fillings gold and platinum fillings amalgam cement fillings gold crowns Logan crowns and bridge work with painless extractions. Office at 416 Dick Street opposite the courthouse.

George A. Major T. T. Major & Son Alvatunde Dick Street

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim for Deafness Cure

Manent by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lin ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rum bling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflamma tion can be taen out and this tube restored to its normal conditions,hear ing will be destroyed forever, nine cases out of ten are caused by Ca tarrh, which is nothing but an in flamed condition of the mucous serv ices. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu lars free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Drugsgists, 75c.

Hall Kamdredd Eupen Mets Tomach Ity J. Callayvan Bartlett Kan Ollie Boewrnr Greenwood H. Drenen Wakefield

DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Ad Ends All Skin Ailments

An advertisement touts DeWitt & Co as the makers of the genuine Witch Hazel Salve claimed to heal without scarring. It asserts DeWitt’s salve cures blind bleeding itching and protruding piles burns bruises eczema and all skin diseases sold by W E Bard Drug Co.

DeWitt W. E. Bard Drug Co

Local residents visit relatives and travel for various errands

Miss Pearl Bartlett returns home from Cole Camp while George Raymond sails to Chicago. G A Widder and J O Musick travel for business and family visits to Warrensburg Bass Sedalia and Knob Noster. Mrs H T McArtor and Bruce visit from Lamonte as others attend events and join kin across Missouri.

Miss Pearl Bartlett Cole Camp George Raymond Chicago G. A. Widder Warrensburg H. H. Kroencke Leslie Martin

The New Royal Muskoka Hotel Opens This Summer

The Grand Trunk Railway advertises The New Royal Muskoka Hotel in the Muskoka Lakes resort region. Open for guests June 15. Inquiries to Advertising Department Grand Trunk Railway System 135 Adams Street Chicago George W. Vaux A G P T A.

America Muskoka Lakes Canada United States Grand Trunk Railway System Adams Street Chicago George W. Vaux T. A

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hikari For Children Colorado Rock Island J. A. Stewart Gth Main Sts St. Patrick's Church Tuberty Daniel Healey International Christian Endeavor Denver B. F. Martin West Fifth Street Bell J. W. McClain Missouri Pacific F. C. Ormond Ohio Street Joplin, Mo Will Moreland DR. Fenner Fenner Yellowstone Union Pacific Monida Concord Ogden Utah Pocatello Ida x Allim HG. Kaill A. G Miss Margaret Sneed Aan Lincolnville Blood Balm Co Atlanta W. E. Bard Dru Co Newman, MO Manent F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo E. C. DeWitt & Co DeWitt’s The Logan Com. Co South Lamine Street Market Strong Kansas City Taylor’s Light Retta Slagle State Teachers Association H. T. McArtor Bruce Lamonte Mrs. E. M. Dolph Seneca, Kas Mr. Dolph Stewart Ervin Roy McCune Dallas Texas Mrs P. P. McCune Frank Nydeggar Emma C. Thomas Muskogee, I. T W. T. Thomas West Seventh Street C. E. Yeaver T. W. East Ast Pirlot Ings J.3. Lane Knob Noster Peter Courtney Holden A. L. Shortridge and Tipton Walls Monroe Tipton Joe Wiemr Lelia Grimshaw Royal Muskoka Hotel
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