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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
5
Miss Alice Cohn of Brooklyn writes that after months of poor health she regained strength and pain relief with Peruna. She promotes Dr. Hartman’s home treatment and offers free advice, urging others to mail symptoms and receive instructions. Also notes St Louis visit of Miss Jaynes and Sedalia ad claims of low prices from Carl A Guenther in Sedalia.
Conductor W L Jeffries in charge of a Missouri-Kansas-Texas extra freight was assaulted by three tramps in the Nevada yards last night after refusing them a ride. He sustained a broken nose and other injuries, abandoned the train, and was treated at Katy hospital this morning.
Guenther's decorates with added sincerity and goodwill as Heynens on North Ohio street promotes a big monument sale for Decoration Day inviting customers to call again after an initial purchase.
A Nevada jeweler J W Talbot introduces the marked coin advertising concept that Charles Bard previously operated here with noted success.
W. E. McDonald, sought by Illinois authorities for breaking parole, was taken into custody by Chief of Police Love in the city. McDonald had been serving a forgery sentence at Chester Penitentiary and had been paroled by the governor before allegedly fleeing west. He will be turned over to Illinois officials.
J B Able of East St. Louis is held in custody on unspecified charges. The note appears from a police or court record, listing the individual by name and city with no additional context or dates.
A man named Baron B. F. Greg ory was arrested today on charges of obtaining dogs under false pretenses after arriving in town.
Sedalia chapter No 18 Royal Arch Masons will meet in regular convocation on Thursday evening at 8 o clock in May 1902. Visiting companions are fraternally invited to attend. By order of Chas Zoll, Attest H P J H Mara, Secretary.
The young people of the German church surprised their pastor Rev. S. Buechner with a pleasant evening Tuesday at the parsonage on Sixth and Lamine streets. A good number attended and refreshments were served.
George J. Gould has chartered the Taurus for summer coast cruising. The British built steam yacht, formerly the Eros, is fitting out at Southampton, England, and will sail for these waters about May 20. Taurus measures 228.5 feet PP, 195 feet, 26.8 feet beam, and 15.4 feet deep.
Articles filed Tuesday by the Benton County Telephone Company of Warsaw announce a capital stock of 25000 dollars with a quarter paid in. Incorporators listed include J. H. Savage G. H. Drake W. H. Gallaher James A. Clark W. J. Huse and G. W. Schweer among others.
Mrs. Moore hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for the Twentieth Century club at her residence at Third and Kentucky. The next meeting is set for Mrs. John Cunningham's home on South Grand Avenue.
Fred Buske returns from Hot Springs praising a pleasant stay and reports Sedalians enjoying themselves to the utmost. Other attendees include Al Bayne Fred Bauer Mike Schmidt and Lawrence Laupheimer.
The Secretary of the Treasury declared The People’s National Bank of Warrensburg Missouri a government depository and ordered an immediate deposit of $50,000 with the bank.
Will Wood W E Dillard Mike Dow and seven other young men enlisted in the United States army here and departed this afternoon for San Francisco to join their respective regiments.
The Marshall Republican in Marshall Missouri sold at auction Monday for 900 dollars. L. D. Hicks will be its future editor.
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