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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
5
Mrs Frank Grosvenor of Galveston recounts suffering years of pains and failed treatments until wine of cardus eased her ovarian problems without surgery. She credits it with renewed strength, a healthy pregnancy, and the birth of a daughter followed by two more children. She urges other women to try the medicine over doctors.
Mrs Grosvenor credits Wine of Cardui with transforming her health from sickly to energetic and capable. The advertisement claims nineteen of twenty sufferers can gain health, regulates menstrual flow, relieves bearing down pain and inflammation, and can be used at home without a doctor. A bottle is advertised for a dollar from the druggist.
Entries show suits for continuances damages and attachments. Parties include John Hivatt J C Van Rip Laura A Chaney Frank L Wright Stephen Weaver John A Kruse H L Scott W R Baisey Jessie Jennings Lujin Wright Deweese Ringen The German American Bank Beilhein Foundry and Machine Co J S Block and others. Pleadings and motions include set aside demurrer costs and paternity?
The Sedalia Fire Extinguisher Co disposed of about thirty tubes to local firms in Sedalia yesterday. The sale is seen as a potential major boost to Sedalia industries.
A Rock Island director says the rejected St Louis Kansas City Colorado line is impracticable and abandoned in favor of an entirely new route providing the most direct link between the two cities. The delay into Kansas City will be offset by claimed advantages of the new line. Engineers have not completed reports to specify the new extension path.
A bench of hospital arrivals includes Thomas Murray of Atoka with an extra gang, Joseph Koch a dishwasher from South McAllester, J W Hobson a switchman from Cir eenville, Arthur Lockhart with an extra gang, W Patterson a fire knocker from Denison, EK Blummensoct a machinist from Denison, W T Ragland a brakeman, Robert Thomas a plant laborer from Greenville, William James from Creenville and others noted among local workers.
William Reinhbert returns to work after a brief layoff due to a stray bolt. Dennis Kahrs succeeds Weiler Fieming as chief clerk at Marshall Junction. Jon McDougall takes over Kallis’ post. J O W Connor travels from St. Charles with Navy duties. J W Stewart joins Missouri Pacific at Fort Scott as section foreman. Katy Engineer C O Evans lays off. Engineer Sam Powers campaigns for sheriff. Roofs and new smokestacks are being added to the Missouri Pacific round house and boiler shops.
Mrs. Spencer Tuckley aged 68 died after a lingering illness at 10 o clock Tuesday night at her daughter Mrs. T H Farris 1208 South Lamine Street Am erica. She was born in England and lived in Central Missouri most of her life with relatives in Versailles. Survived by two children and a husband. Funeral tomorrow at 10 from the residence conducted by Rev J J Pritchett of the M FE church South.
The service details indicate the interment will take place at Prairie Chapel Cemetery, located five miles north of Dresden, Missouri. The plan specifies burial at the family grave site following services.
A large audience attended Hill's Business College first open session at the First Congregational church. The mandolin club impressed. Mrs. Steele Miss Jones and Miss Lovinger received praise for solos and piano pieces. Arthur Koock prompted multiple encores with his imitations.
The Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star begins its lh session in the city tomorrow with over 400 guests expected. Tonight features a reception and musical program led by C F Walsh. A decorating committee arranges the north room of the courthouse with lodge colors, plants, and ferns. A secret session is held this afternoon.
This morning's St Louis Republic shares a sketch of Rev Father E. F. Brannan's life. Brannan conducted a revival in St. Louis and is leading a mission this week at All Saints Church.
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