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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1906

Page

6

Personal Notices from Sedalia and Nearby Cities

Local residents and visitors list include Hon J. 12. Bothwell trip to St Louis Dr C W Clabaugh Green Ridge in city on business Maurice Weisburg Chicago tailor Milfred Russell home from Jefferson City Mrs J M Offield Kansas City visitors Billy Homan Otterville guest Sol Sandridge Houstonia in city John White Lamonte guest of relatives Major and Mrs C M Niles guests Blair Gilmour of Feces N M J M Byier wintering in Colorado expected home soon Porter Brown traveling seed salesman in city Mrs H M Washburn Kansas City guest of Roscoe Parmerlee Edward Shaver Kansas City departed for home Attorney W D Steele home from Warrensburg Will Waidman Dell Shields home visit Estelle Agee Jessie McNair Lizzie Gregory Lamonte visitors Judge O E Parsons Jefferson City today for railroad and warehouse commissioner Emma Crenshaw departed for Kansas City C W Framlin congress candidate Seventh district in city G W Lewis family Lamonte visit before moving to St Joseph Dell E Mead Talbot’s Fighting the Flames arrives Sedalia for May show with 250 people and 20 cars required

J. 12. Bothwell St. Louis C. W. Clabaugh Green Ridge Maurice Weisburg Chicago Milfred Russell Jefferson City J. 4. Offield Kansas City Billy Homan Otterville Sol. Sandridge Houstonia W. C. Mewes Luther S Chestnut Street Elia Taylor Knob Noster J. W. Beldwin Sedalia William Duke W. C Maud Wensell J. D. Hail Dry Goods Company Barnes-Flower Dry Goods Company J. S. White Springfield Jdhn Light Mesdames P. P. McCune G. H. Hartley O. W W. Clabaugh Mr. Clabaugh Paul Hartley Rocky Ford Col

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Grippe Relief

Coughs from grippe yield to Foley's Honey and Tar, praised as the superior remedy with no equal. Arlington pharmacy offers this curative product.

Tailor M Weisburgh Heads to Chicago for Style Study

Merchant tailor M Weisburgh leaves Sedalia for Chicago to study latest tailoring fashions. He will return prepared to offer a large stock and meet the demands of his growing patronage with up to date designs for discerning customers.

M. Weisburgh Chicago Ill Sedalia

For Sale Eggs from Choice Bar Red Rocks

Eggs from choice Bar Red Rocks 75c for 15 and 3.00 for 100 for incubator. Bell phone 602-B. 3-5.

Bell Phone

Pierce to Testify Monday in Oil Suit Case

Jefferson City March 2 An agreement says H Clay Pierce of Waters-Pierce Oil will testify before Commissioner Anthony in St Louis next Monday in all suits Attorney General Hadley and J D Johnson of St Louis reached the plan Johnson spent the afternoon with Hadley

Jefferson City Hadley J. D. Johnson St. Louis H. Clay Pierce Waters-Pierce Oil Company Pierce Anthony Johnson

Largest Freight Car Being Built in Milwaukee

The St Paul railroad shops are constructing the world’s largest freight car with a 200000 pound capacity. It measures forty one feet long and uses four trucks and sixteen wheels to haul a 60 ton blast engine base shipped by Allis Chalmers to Bethlehem Pennsylvania.

Milwaukee St. Paul Allis- Chalmers Company Bethelehem

Green or Black Tea Sold by Notable Local Grocers

Loose or sealed packets of Green or Black tea sold by J. T. Byrne P. Brandt Grocery Co. M. B. Coleman J. W. Cooper G. J. Grésshans C Hoffman & Bro W. J. Letts Co E. Messerly Queen City Tea and Coffee Co Sedalia Grocery Co Sedalia Tea and Coffee Co M. W. Sweet & Sons J. R. Williams Fratt & Son Sam Staples Barnett Bros W. S. Hood Co M. Markle A. W. Widman Foster & Amrick W. B. Cannon Co wf Appleton City Clinton Clinton a F PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF INE INDIA AND CEYLOM COMMISSIONER

J. T. Byrne P. Brandt Grocery Co M. B. Coleman Sedalia Grocery Co Sedalia Tea and Coffee Co M. W. Sweet & Sons J. R. Williams Authority OF INE India

Pretty wedding solemnized at First Christian Church

Miss Lucy Gentry and Mr. Edward C. Stuart were married Thursday evening at 8 at the First Christian church with Rev. J. M. Rudy officiating. The ceremony featured an elaborate green and white decor with music and a reception at the Carters’ home. The couple will reside in Washington, Missouri, where the groom is cashier at the national bank.

Jessie Smith Ganz Prof Lundberg Lewis Kennedy Messrs Turner Wilson Gentry W. F. Keyser Sedalia Lon Hoffman Emil Backer Washington Charles Gentry Reuben Gentry Henry Estill Fletcher Carter W. M. Carter West Levath Street Rembaugh Major Kidd Moore Stuart Cape Girardeau Ann Skinner Kansas City Etta Estill Estill South Washington, Mo the National Bank

Democrats In Line Choose Delegates For City Convention

In Sedalia a Democrats meeting favored the citizens ticket by 30 to 12. W D O Bannon was nominated as ward committeeman and a seven-delegate slate was elected by top vote getters. Delegates were instructed to support the citizens ticket and pledge compliance with the committee report. Dr. W J Ferguson was elected Fourth ward committeeman.

C. M. Winner Citizens W. D. O'Pannon W. H. Hobcgott W. D O'Bannon Charles Costin Mr. Costin W. J. Maltby W. H. Powell Hodges W. H. Holcroft T. T. Clifford J. E. Nicholson J. H. Conner James Wilkerson F. F. Hatton W. D. O’ Bannon J. W. Mellor Sedalia Hall Citizens’ Committee Lee Montgomery O. M. Barnett H. W. Harris E. Cassidy W. J. Menefee C. E. Yeater H. B. Shain T. M. Pemberton Ed Harey F. M. Fulkerson James T. Montgomery P. B. Stratton W. J. Ferguson Fourth Ward

Freight wreck injures three. two missing at Ethel

A Santa Fe freight train wreck near Ethel Missouri injures three men who were riding the rails. Two others are reported missing after thirteen cars went into the ditch amid the incident as of March 2.

Ethel, Mo Santa Fe

Western roads to regulate passes for land and immigration agents

Executive officials of the western roads will meet tomorrow to consider a plan to regulate and control the issuance of passes to land and immigration agents. A plan prepared by the chairmen of the three principal passenger associations may be adopted if approved by the pass committee. The aim is to restrict free transportation to bona fide railroad agents in land and immigration departments.

Chicago Ill Land and Immigration Departments

Missouri Pacific and Katy Rail News and Local Visits

Railway and shop activity dominates reports with Missouri Pacific and Katy lines noting engine overhauls at their shops and personnel changes. Several officials and workers travel for business, inspections, and family visits across Missouri, Colorado, and nearby states.

The Greatest Grocery in Sedalia Promotes Honest Standards

The P. Brandt Grocer Co. proclaims open daily dealing and refuses inferior or misrepresented products. It asserts pure olive oil, fresh coffee, top quality canned salmon, and fresh creamery butter, contrasting with competitors’ adulterated or lower grade items.

Alaska

Lamonte Letter Reports Local Visits and Transfers

Lamonte news notes several residents traveling or returning home Curtis Westbrook and wife acquired the Bender property at the corner of Main and Mason Street Mr Westbrook recently sold property on Mason Street to another party H. E. Agee returned from Kansas City and Miss Margaret May left to return home in Knob Noster J. C. Blac and wife visited relatives in Covington D T during the past month and came home on Wednesday.

Mrs. Mary E. Woods Dies at 75 After Hip Injury

Mrs. Mary E. Woods, 75, who lived with her daughter Mrs. W. H. Beach at 1109 South Osage, died Thursday night from injuries to her hips after a fall two months earlier. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Beaca. Funeral is Sunday at 2 PM at the residence with Rev. Dudley M. Clagett of Broadway Presbyterian Church officiating. burial in the city cemetery.

Mary E. Woods W. H. Beach South Osage Street Woods Beaca Dudley M. Clagett Broadway Presbyterian Church City Cemetery

For Rent Farm Up for Lease with Multiple Plots

Classified rental notice offering a T room house and 30 acres for corn 20 acres for pasture and 100 acres for a fruit farm. Mentions loans on real and personal security at lowest rates. Contact E. T. Thompson at 408 Ohio Street Upstairs.

Local Election Nominees Voted On At City Meeting

Committeeman Dr W J Ferguson opened a meeting where John R Clapton became chairman and W J Mene fee secretary as the organization became permanent. Hutchinson won the mayoral nomination on the second ballot with 84 votes to 34 and 31 for Ferguson. Barnett was chosen city attorney after ballots, and Longan won police judge over Ranck. Evans led treasurer votes on second ballot, Cassidy 40, Gorrell 21. A resolution urged delegates to express themselves before voting concludes.

W. J. Fergsuson John R. Clapton W. J. Menefee H. B. Shain Bell Hutchison C. E. Yeater William Courtney P. B. Stratton W. J. Ferguson John T. Collins Hutchinson Wm. Courtney Ferguson Collins Courtney J. B. Gorrell J. Evans FE. G. Cassidy Evans Cassidy Gorrell Mr. Evans T C. Holand

Mon arch Laundry Promises Prompt Family Laundry Service

If you have never sent your family washing to the Monarch Laundry you do not realize the relief we can offer. We call for your bundle and return it in a condition that will delight you. Avail yourself of this modern convenience. Phones 183. CHAS. VAN ANTWERP, Proprietor.

Bad Roads Keep Buyers Away At Duroe Jersey Hog Sale

The Michael Bros. Duroe Jersey nog sale in Houstonia Thursday drew fewer buyers as roads were nearly impassable. Prices were fair with several fine registered hogs selling only slightly above market price for ordinary porkers.

Michael Bros

Dangers of Pneumonia Warn Readers

A cold left untreated can lead to pneumonia, often fatal, with weakened lungs after recovery. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to stop coughs, heal and strengthen lungs to prevent pneumonia, sold by Arlington Pharmacy.

Foley Arlington Pharmacy

Meeting of the Eagles in Sedalia Aerie

The Sedalia aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles met Thursday night. Two membership applications were received and after routine business a social session followed with refreshments and a merry time for all attendees.

Sedalia Aerie Order of Eagles

Severe Cold Cured By Foley’s Honey and Tar

A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana recovered after three months with a severe cold. A pharmacist prepared medicine and a physician prescribed others, but no improvement came. Eight doses of Foley's Honey and Tar cured him. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Arlington pharmacy.

A. J. Nusbaum Batesville, Ind Foley Arlington Pharmacy

Equitable Building and Loan Association Liquidates

Elkhart Ind March 1 The Equitable Building and Loan Association of this city with a capital of 2 000 000 went into liquidation today The gradual withdrawals decreased the deposits to about 10 000 which resulted in the association being placed under supervision

Scripps-McRae Presa Association Elkhart Ind Equitable Building and Loan Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dr. Price John White Lamonte J. M. Byier Colorado Porter Brown Reatives H. M. Washburn Roscoe Parmerlee East Fourth Street Edward Shaver W. D. Steele Warrensburg Will Waidman Dell Shields the State University Estelle Agee Jessie McNair Lizzie Gregory O. E. Parsons Emma Crenshaw C. W. Framlin G. W. Lewis St. Joseph of Fashion Florsheim Mason & Riddle Mason & Sullivan Lamine Q. C J. W. Cooper G. J. Grésshans C. Hoffman & Bro W. J. Letts E. Messerly Queen City Tea and Coffee Co Fratt & Son Sam Staples Barnett Bros W. S. Hood Appleton City Clinton Windsor Lucy Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. W. Mellor Tellers S. M. Hodges W. H. Holecroft Dr. T. T. Clifford F. F Hatton E. J. Evans Missouri Pacific E. A. Revere Denver O. F. Fowler Katy J. E. Snedeker al Clark Eddie McGurren T. P. Madden Missouri Pacific Shops Council Grove Kan Parsons W. J. Bruner Colo Patrick Kelly Smithville Texas Pacific Express Company John Hill Rouse New Orleans Missouri, Kansas Galveston Southwest Clarence Scott Sweet Springs G. M. Taylor Julia Johnson Lenox Fran's Gelabert South McAlester J. T J. C. Fowle K. Allen Crissie Gushen Dalia T. S. Hanna Mrs. Hanna Samuel Clebaugh Teft Quanah P. Brandt Grocer Co Fletcher Castoria Mrs. Woods E. T. Thompson Ohio Street Ohio St Chas. van Antwerp
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