NERVES GAVE WAY PENNA CURED IN LETTERS
Miss A Brady of Chicago reports after using Peruna for exhaustion and nerves relief noting ten days to regain energy and regular use maintains health with intermittent doses. Mrs Fanny Kiavadatscher of Summersville New York says two bottles cured pelvic symptoms and back pain. S
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss A. Brady
Illinois Woman’s Alliance
Indiana Avenue
Chicago, IL
Fanny Klavadatscher
Summitsville
N. Y
Fanny Kiavadatscher
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Sentinel Serenade by Sedalia Military Band
The Sedalia Military band, a top Central Missouri ensemble, gave the Sentinel a morning serenade. They played an American composer’s march titled The Fort Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Sedalia
Missouri
Fort Omaha
Masonic Lodge to Meet Friday Evening in Sedalia
Sedalia Lodge No 236 A F and A M will hold a regular communication Friday evening October 38 at 7 30. Work in the Second degree. All Masons invited to attend. E E Codding W M F A Sampson Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic, Sedalia Lodge No. 236
A. F
A. M
The Standard Oil Branch Office in Warsaw Mo
The Standard Oil company established a branch plant at Warsaw Missouri and shipped a tank to that location this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Warsaw
Mrs Viola Drummond Weds Eric McClean In Warrensburg Home
Miss Viola Drummond daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Drummond married at her home on South Holden Street Warrensburg Wednesday to Eric McClean a prominent young farmer living northeast of Warrensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Drummond
J. A. Drummond
Holden Street
Warrensburg
Eric McClean
Decker and Stanforth Couple Wed in Otterville
Charles Decker a prominent Otterville farmer married Nellie Stanforth of the city in a Wednesday ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev. S. S. Martin officiated at 1 p.m. The couple left for Otterville at 4 10 p m to establish their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Decker
Otterville
Nellie Stanforth
W. Stanforth
East
Jefferson Street
When the Bells Tolls Melodrama at Havelin’s
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports When the Bells Tolls a new melodrama delighting Havelin’s audiences. A large Mount Blanc monastery dog rescues wounded Lord Swansleigh. Miss Kate Ridgeway as the adventuress and S. S. Simpson as the deserted husband receive praise for their performances. The production is described as rich in dramatic and scenic opportunities with constant interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Havelin
Lord Swansleigh
Mount Blanc
Kate Ridgeway
Special Sale of Bass Fish at St. Louis Market
Tomorrow a special sale of bass fish is offered at the St. Louis Market priced at 10 cents per pound. The notice highlights bargain seafood and urges early purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Suit in Partition to Divide Banks Farm Near Georgetown
Richard T. Ellis and twenty two others sue Richard E. Harris and others for pro rata division of the 215 acre Jno. S. Banks farm near Georgetown. The Ellis heirs have held the property jointly since the death of Richard P. Ellis in Cooper County during the war and now seek partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Ellis
Richard E. Harris
Jno. S. Banks
Georgetown
Ellis
Richard P. Ellis
Cooper County
In Jail Again For Stealing Chickens
Fred Emerson and Robert Crockett were each sentenced to 20 days in police court for stealing chickens from Sam Otis and John Rector. The two men had been in jail last June when five prisoners escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Emerson
Robert Crockett
Sam Otis
John Rector
Emerson
Farm sale near city changes hands to Deer Grove buyer
Sam W. Castle sells 140 acre farm three miles north of the city to W A Perkins of Deer Grove Illinois for 47 dollars and 50 cents per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Castle
W. A. Perkins
Deer Grove
Ill
Personal notes from the week in brief
George Rodekher Jr left Wednesday for St Louis to take a wholesale position. Robert Baldwin, Sentinel traveling representative, did a business trip to Syracuse on Wednesday. C Kelly, Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney, went to Green Ridge Wednesday morning and spoke at Brown's schoolhouse last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
George Rodekher, Jr
Ancient poison method and a stomach remedy ad
An old account describes forcing bull's blood on criminals to cause fatal indigestion. A testimonial claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure relieves stomach trouble by digesting food without the stomach, promoting rest and restoration. The ad notes Dr. Williams Co. of Chicago and bottle sizes priced at one dollar and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Williams
Boonville, Mo
E. C. DrWitt & Co
Chicago
Fox hunt and local notes drift through Sedalia crowd
A long list of social and travel items fills the page. Ed McClellan and friends enjoyed a fox hunt west of the city while many residents, visitors, and kin travel to Jefferson City, Kansas City, Denver, and beyond. Names include J. L. Phillips, Rev. W. T. Allen, Miss Anna Brown, Mrs. F. E. Doris, Dad Leach, Ada Cormany’s bridesmaid Margaret Johns, Gov. Bolt, and others mingling with Elks, weddings, and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McClellan
Joe Gorrell
Early Bouldin
Richard Elliott
J. L. Phillips
Pleasant Hill
Rev. W. T. Allen
Kansas City
Margaret Johns
Fort Scott
Ada Cormany
Sallie Childers
Center, Town
Sedalia
W. W. Graves and Son
Butler, Mo
the Elks
Warsaw
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Peru
Aseneth Brady
Col. Lee
E. E. Codding
Jos. Brown
S. Ewing Ave
St. Louis, Mo
M. Hoveranp
Elgin, Mo
Kurersia Co
Grane Ave
St. Lou's. Ma
Neptember
Statenen
Bb. McClure
Six Mile Road
Lamonte
Smithton
Green Ridge
Han
Decker-Stanforth
G. W. Lambrith
Dave Salmon
Ashly
Salt Lake City
Anna Brown
Jefferson City
Otis Wright
C. E. Marsh
Webb City
J. A. Robinson
New Franklin
Will Cloney
Helen Lodge
St. Toe
F. E.doris
E. A. Strause
Joe Herrington
Frances Gause
Besserinton
Jacksonville
Dad” Leach
W. J. Letts
California
J. M. Lovelace
C. Roberts
Chas
Miss Stella
Portland
Oregon
Allie Hodges
W. Ek. Hodges
Albert Owens
Arthur Linaberry
T. B. Young
F. L. Cook
South Ingram Avenue
J. R. Major
Charles Dickman
Topeka
Will Stark
Kirk Cordray
Carrie Parker
Sarah Brownfield
Bob Cordray
New Tebanon
Alex Bloch
Belle Kingsbaker
Carthage
A. H. Bolt
Union, Mo
A. C. Abbott
Weegh
Opera House
E. W. Stewart
Missouri Pacific
Elliott Yost
Lucy Bowman
Denver
Colorado
W .E. Harris
Kas
Jane
Charlie Harris
Johnston's
E. E. Johnston
Ohio St
Wey
Pt Ajhat
Bette
Bell
Q. C
Chas. E. West
Ohio Street
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