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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
5
The Nautilus club met Wednesday afternoon and presented a program on Marcus Aurelius. Discussion followed on what was the philosophical and religious thought during this period led by Mrs. F. F. Combs.
The Georgetown Literary Society announces an evening gathering at Georgetown tomorrow. Members and guests are invited to attend and participate in planned discussions and activities.
A wide range of residents and visitors are listed with movements and notes. Prominent names include Jack Carr of Prudential and J. Reed Miller from Tipton. Several trips to Jefferson City Warrensburg and Kansas City noted along with business and social visits.
Count Segundo de Ovies, Carlist exile from Orietto, praises Peruna for curing grippe after a long exile and travels. The ad features Henry Distin and other testimonials claiming Peruna cures grippe and prevents chronic catarrh, with an offer to contact Dr. Hartman for free advice. The text also notes stock exhibit preparations and mentions Mr. Gentry as a candidate for the St. Louis world fair bureau chief.
Sedalia Missouri state board member N H Gentry says plans for the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia are progressing. He predicts a better year than last with August 18 to 24 dates and major track work to ready the grounds with possible $7000 to $8000 speed premium and larger prize lists.
The Lakes Aid society of the German Evangelical church invites friends to an afternoon and evening reception at Mrs. T. T. Blckle's residence 309 West Second. All are welcome.
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions with probable showers tonight and on Friday. Temperatures remain mild as a front passes through the region.
William Baker has been named substitute letter carrier in the local postal route assignment. He steps in to cover duties as needed, ensuring continued mail delivery service for the community.
W C Smith of Otterville and Sal ie E Jones of Smithton are licensed to wed. The couple received license certificates marking the upcoming marriage.
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