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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1899
Page
8
About 120 pairs of Kelly in Turn and Wells and 100 pairs of Fosters in Turns in sizes 21-2 to 51-2. Shoes retailing for 4.00 and 5.00 will be sold this week to clear stock with car fare allowance to buyers. Buy up-to-date men women boys and girls shoes at net cost while stock lasts.
Boonville visitors register at Hotel Huckins. A grand lodge Elks rep from Sedalia is pictured. June 1 entertainment to aid Railway Brotherhood Ladies Auxiliary. Denison couples wed. Pisgah and Blue Earth pair marry. Birthday party and dances featured. Queen City lodge hosts music at Hoffman's hall May 27. Local officials elected at St Joseph meeting. Several marriages announced with travel plans. A Worth monitor describes Wabash engine wreck near Centralia and couples affected. Col J H Parker returns from Savannah to recruit in Topeka. Various Kansas City visitors and marriages noted. A Harris and Cullum secret marriage, and Gardens party for Judge Gunnell. Sullivan-Horan wedding planned in Lamonte. Lizzie J Klein and A Carter wed in Sedalia. couple to Bremen Kas.
An ad from Servant's Pharmacy touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as capable of healing wounds quickly with no fear, promoting its use for effective wound care.
Mrs. Eli Stubblefield of Kansas City visited her husband at the county jail after a lengthy consultation yesterday, reflecting ongoing family matters and inmate contact protocols in the county facility.
The ad claims Grain-O improves digestion, steadies nerves, and strengthens the stomach unlike coffee which harms digestion and the nervous system. It emphasizes nourishment and sells at 5 and 25 cents per package.
A large stack of monuments is displayed at the Sedalia Marble and Granite Co. yard. C. H. Heynen, North Ohio St.
T J Filmiere freight handler Denison intermittent fever. Dan Brown extra gang Reams bronchitis. Dock Miller section laborer Ster man Tex dysentery. J Briggs train porter Denison W B McElvany machinist apprentice Denison defective vision of right eye. S R Love machinist apprentice Denison injury to right elbow. J M MccSwan section laborer Egin Texas intermittent fever. Philip Mackey laborer Sweeny rock crusher palmar abscess R P Hopkins helper Denison nervusthema. Joe Bass extra gang Caddo intermittent fever. William Demerly Juneh counter.
Rev Dr Lenig presided over Sedalia district M E conference at Lamonte with services Saturday and Sunday. The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri 60th annual convention meets in St Louis Christ Church Cathedral May 27 to 28. A St Vincent’s mission at 560 Cleck Mass led by Rev Fr Healey and Rev Fr Heary continues through the week. Fr Henry spoke on Sin and preached The Mission. Tuesday morning the German M E ...
Versailles authorities welcome the St Louis Kansas City and Colorado railroad extension from Union to Versailles with Captain Hinckley noting the Morgan line right of way is secured and prospects for construction are favorable. The Missouri Pacific issues a May 24 notice on dressed beef shipments and carload rates. Ed Young and T Harris depart for Nelson Nebraska and Slater Missouri to take posts. Epworth League convenes at Smithton with speakers G J Kolb and C Margaret and O E Krieg addressing German literature, exaggerations and song.
Arrangements for a June 2 game between the Fats and Leans of the Elks lodge at Liberty Park progress. The Second Regiment band will lead a street parade before the match, then players and physicians will gather at the park. Detailed rosters list players and substitutes for both sides with captains named as Benj Blair for the Leans and Chas Pendleton for the Fats.
A special communication of Granite lodge will be held Friday evening May 19 1899 for work in the F C degree. All members are urged to attend and visiting brethren are fraternally invited by W M Epperson and Secretary C H Zouu
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