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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
3
An advertisement claims Wine of Cardui relieves pain and nervous tension in women suffering from menstrual disorders by regulating flow and strengthening organs. It touts widespread success, doctor recommendations, and pairs the product with Thedford's Black-Draught as a companion remedy.
Mrs. C. W. Quisenberry departs for St. Louis to stay several weeks. Joe Butcher builds a neat cottage near Camp Branch expected to be finished soon. A dance at James Redmond’s home drew a large, merry crowd. West town residents commend rural free delivery No. 3 for improving country life. Clay Whitsel completes a modern residence. Helman family hosts Ohoto relatives this week. Heavy rains delayed wheat sowing but work has resumed amid last night’s frost with no major damage.
A public sale of high grade Montana horses will be held Saturday October 18 at the old Hinsdale barn starting at 1 o'clock. The event invites bidders to view and purchase quality horses at auction.
Miss May Sanders formerly of Lamonte wed Walter B. Gresham of Kansas City in a wedding today at the bride’s parents’ home in Kansas City.
Milwaukee October 15 Captain Pred Pabst head of Pabst Brewing to retire. When he retires all heads of departments including Henry Kase will retire as the plant is turned over to his sons Hase and others within three days. The move, a surprise to the brewing trade, involves about 3 200 000 dollars in ownership transfer.
Old Hickory Furniture offers a range of designs including large and small chairs and tables. Some low backed chairs feature arms and a uniform height back with a single bent wood top for a rounded look. The furniture is described as durable and suitable for outdoor use.
Luther Brent former street car conductor left for Lamonte this afternoon. Mr and Mrs A B Cook of Ashtabula Ohio arrived for a visit with Mrs ALS McGowan and family. Rev Father Healy departed for Kansas City to assist in funeral services for Rev W R Pendergast tomorrow. M H Morris went to Lamonie this afternoon. Mrs Fr F Rush visiting relatives near Lookout Missouri.
Rush, the jolly flagman of Broadway crossing, has his East Ninth Street home beautified with olive green walls and white trimmings.
Police swept a Main Street dive yesterday and arrested several crap shooters. Among those taken into custody were John Abbott and Henry Adams.
Ed Bauman has purchased the J. T. Miller property on Wilkerson Avenue. Mr Miller recently entered in business in the mining district and has moved his family to Tipton.
A splendid sale near the city Tuesday attracted a large crowd and fetched solid prices as bidders showed strong interest in the items offered.
The article notes leather’s prominence in period house furnishings and highlights a modern use: a metal finished leather skin employed as a straight valance for a velour portiere in soft green or rich brown tones.
The Epworth league society held a mite social last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs T J Robb on East Fifteenth street Tol There was good attendance and a neat sum was realized.
Auction presents high grade Montana horses Saturday October 18 at 1 o clock. Buyers may inspect animals prior to bidding at the old mence yard.
A woman attaches a small quartered oak cabinet to the headboard for easy nighttime access. Instructions include boiling yellow plums with sugar, cloves, allspice, and cinnamon, then adding vinegar and sealing the mixture hot.
The will of M. Philippon of Romilly France planned a funeral banquet funded by a savings bank deposit for town officials. After the funeral the officials marched to withdraw funds but were told no money existed and concluded the deceased played a practical joke.
Countywide political meetings announced with speeches by Hon. O. M. Barnett in Dresden Beaman Georgetown and Sedalia plus Hon. H. B. Shain and Hon. Inc. P. St. Johns of Kansas. County candidates will attend all meetings.
Hon Ernest D Martin will address audiences in Sedalia on Wednesday October 15 at 7 30 p m Smithton October 16 7 30 p m Lamonte October 17 7 50 p m Hagesville October 18 2 00 p m Hustonia October 18 7 30 p m J M Baldwin chairman S M Hodges secretary Democratic Central Committee announces venues and times for speaking tour.
King Albert of Saxony, recently dead, was remarkably timid and blushes easily in public. He showed courage only at twilight, refusing requests mainly in the evening. Rumors claimed he lacked physical courage, but some accounts insist he faced danger at times.
A brief ad notes palmistry, card and water readings available at 209 East Fourth Street with names of practitioners and mention of lucky days.
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