Married at Cairo III. Sedalia machinist weds Illinois girl
A Sedalia machinist Gustav R. Selvitz married Hannah C. Katzinger at the home of Anton Katzinger in Cairo Illinois. The ceremony was led by Rev. C. H. Armstrong at 3 30 in the afternoon with close family and church circle witnesses. The couple will reside in Sedalia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Illinois
Anton Katzinger
Thirty-fourth Street
Hannah C. Katzinger
R. Selvitz
C. H. Armstrong
W. W. Orr
Mary Keegan
Fannie Keegan
Sophie Serbian
Frank Keegan
Jack Finen
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Euchre Event by Catholic Knights at Sacred Heart
Catholic Knights and Ladies of America branch No 157 held a euchre night at Sacred Heart hall on West Third street. The well attended event awarded five prizes with Miss Clara Maroney and Henry Binder taking ladies and gentlemen first prizes respectively. Consolation prizes went to Miss Mae Lafferty and Herman Zoernig, with Miss Mayme Lennartz winning an elegant prize. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch No. 157
Catholic Knights and Ladies of America
Sacred Heart Hall
West Third Street
Clara Maroney
Henry Binder
Mae Lafferty
Herman Zoernig
Mayme Lennartz
Foley’s Honey and Tar Advertised For Respiratory Relief
The notice highlights Foley’s Honey and Tar as especially suited for asthma bronchitis and hoarseness. Arlington Pharmacy and Arlington Phar macy promote the remedy. A Wichita tribe session initiates John L Sullivan into the Improved Order of Red Men. The ad explains Foley’s Kidney Cure as a Chicago physician based formula praised for pure scientifically combined ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Wichita Tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men
John L. Sullivan
Chicago
Arlington Phar
Happy Family of Animals At Gentry's Amusement Show
In New York the famous trainer Gentry showcases a living “happy family” of animals including a mule, pig, fox-terrier, Maltese cat, game cock, and a blue-nosed monkey. The animals play out lively scrimmages over food, with no one hurt according to Gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Gwenis
New York City
P. T
Gentry
John D. Rockefeller
Piggie
Frolicn the Terrier
Foley's Honey and Tar praised for coughs and lung troubles
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and lung remedy. He claims it cures consumption in the first stages and notes Arlington Pharmacy sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Collision in Sedalia Injures Passenger But Not Driver
A delivery horse driver Joseph Smasal collided with a single buggy driven by R G Leaming at Fourth and Moniteau in Sedalia. Leaming was thrown from the buggy but unharmed. Leaming’s buggy suffered heavy damage. Also notes include local notices and upcoming meetings on May 9 and May 11 1906 at East Fifth street venues.
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Joseph Smasal
W. E. Bard
R. G. Leaming
Fourth
Moniteau Streets
Mr. Leaming
Fruit Not Hurt By Frost In Missouri Orchards
Dr. J. C. Whitten, horticulturist at the university station, reports fruit in Missouri unharmed by Sunday's heavy frost. He checked orchards in Washington county and at the station, finding no damage except to tender garden plants. The frost was near the ground and did not affect established trees.
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Columbia, Mo
J. C. Whitten
University Experiment Station
Washington County
Humane Society Raises Enforcement of Ordinance at Meeting
The Humane Society met in the courthouse rest rooms on Tuesday and urged City Officers to rigidly enforce the humane ordinance. Annual elections named Mayor John A. Collins as President, Lee Montgomery as Vice President, L. F. Ritchie as Secretary, Ernest Holmesly as Treasurer, with an executive board including Dr. T. E. White and others. A membership committee was formed comprising H. T. Williams, Fred Holmsley, and Mrs. C. C. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Collins
Lee Montgomery
L. F. Ritchie
Ernest Holmesly
T. E.white
Will Boullt
C. C.evans
H. A. Pratt
H. L. White
Fred Holmsley
T. F. Killian
H. T. Williams
C. C. Evans
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertisement Promises White Clothes
An old grocery ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain remover to keep whites bright. It notes a large two ounce package available from grocers for five cents.
Reverend Johnston Praised by Pilot Grove Record
The Pilot Grove Record lauds Rev. A. D. Johnston pastor of Central Presbyterian Church in Bunceton for conducting a week long meeting at the Presbyterian church. Three additions were made to the church amid notable spiritual progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Johnston
Central Presbyterian Church
Bunceton
Cumberland Church
Sedalia
Pilot Grove
Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Biennial Opens
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers biennial convention opens in Memphis Tennessee May 9 with more than six thousand delegates attending. The event may last four to six weeks and President Roosevelt is expected to address sessions. Delegates come from every state and territory plus Canadian and Mexican members. A robust entertainment program has been prepared funded by a sizable subscription.
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The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Roosevelt
Washington
Union
Canada
Mexico
Boonville Doctor to Wed Franklin Woman
Boonville physician Dr. John Lionberger, a prominent local figure, will marry Miss Rebekah Kinnard of Franklin, Tennessee, in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at 5 30 o clock at the Presbyterian church. The couple’s plans are announced to Sedalians.
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John Lionberger
Boonville
Rebekah Kinnard
Claiborne Holmes Kinnard
Franklin, Tenn
Presbyterian Church
Lionberger
Ex-Police Chief Ed Love Fishes Cold Flat Creek Day
Ed Love former police chief and Jodie Weyant of hose company No 2 fished on Flat creek Tuesday but poor luck and cold breezes yielded no catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Love
Jodie Weyant
Hose Company No. 2
Flat Creek
Democrats Meet to Elect Delegates in Pettis County
Pettis county Democrats are called to meet in voting precincts on Saturday May 12 to elect delegates to the county nominating convention in Sedalia on Monday May 14 1906. Outside Sedalia meetings begin at 2 pm while Sedalia precincts meet at 8 pm. J A Williams chairman E W Shultz secretary.
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Ing
Sedalia
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Axminster
Dunlap & Co
Cairo III
Sentinel
Cairo, Ir
Gustav
Foley’s
Chas. E. West
Ohio Street
Service
North Star Cork
Lnclede Bicycles
Sporting Goods
West Second Street
Euchre AT
Sacred Heart
Sullivan
Macy
Hollister
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Sam W. James
Golden Rod Auxiliary
I. A. of M
Hoffman's Hall
East Fifth Street
H. E. Muir
Sec’y
Aeae
Wonder Worker
Chaseby, SR
Elizabeth
DR. King
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Whitten
Columbia
Missouri
Johnston
Humane Society Meeting
the Humane Society
Court House
Rev. Johnston
Memphis, Tenn
Wnational Biscuit Company
Castor
Democrats
Pettis County
Foleys
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