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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
5
Mrs Frank Grosvenor of Gralveston Texas recounts months of pain and failed medical advice until Wine of Cardus revived her strength without surgery. She credits the remedy with restoring health and enabling pregnancy and two more healthy births without further treatment.
Mrs Grosvenor credits Wine of Cardui with turning a sick discouraged state into health and energy. The vegetable remedy regulates menstruation, relieves bearing down pains, smarting inflammation, and can be taken at home without a doctor. A dollar bottle is suggested from the druggist.
The Methodist church ladies hosted a social at Mrs N T Bellas on East Tenth street with over a hundred guests. An impromptu musical program followed games and conversation and a luncheon of meats Boston baked beans salads cake and coffee was served. A suit was filed in circuit court by the Third National Bank against J D Franklin and J K Imhauser for 2400 with James T Montgomery as attorney.
Mrs W H Hall hosted the Calendar club at 617 West Fifth Street with about fifty ladies attending. An enjoyable afternoon was spent and refreshments were served.
Drs. Dunkin osteopathic physicians operate at 309-10 Hoffman Building offering comprehensive care and osteopathic treatment to patients in the area.
Miss Avis Hoffman hosted a Halloween party on South Missouri avenue in honor of Miss Nellie Frye. Guests enjoyed games and a pleasant evening with refreshments served.
The grand chapter of the Order of Easterh Star announced standing committee appointments during its annual meeting in the criminal court room. Appointments cover credentials jurisprudence unfinished business reports grand officers returns and chartered chapters necrology appeals and grievances and special Warrenburg chapter committee plus fraternal building duties.
Sedalia receives word that six Missouri Pacific freight crews at Jefferson City will return to Sedalia, likely establishing a division point here for the winter. The shops are being rebuilt with a higher roof, and the transfer will occur after improvements finish. Also noted: James Wear, brother in law of George Bailey, died in Kansas City and will be buried in Green Ridge. William H. Wal lace will speak at the court house Saturday evening at 7 50, closing the campaign and urging taxpayers to attend.
Changes in American Express positions affect Sedalia residents. O. Summy becomes assistant superintendent of the southwest territory with Dallas headquarters. G. C. Gates moves to St. Louis as chief traveling auditor. G. C. Boles transfers to Parsons as traveling auditor based in Sedalia. G. F. B. Lawrence moves to Parsons to replace Boles.
Miss Bertha Sartain daughter of George Sartain of Moniteau county married Maelor Tharrilan of Centertown Wednesday afternoon in California Missouri. Rev Umbeck of the Evangelical church officiated. Mr Harlan editor of the Central Missouri Leader at Centertown praised as a hustling newspaper man and popular gentleman.
Senator Cockrell addresses the public tonight at 7 30 in the opera house. A large audience is expected as he speaks on public matters. The speaker is described as pleasing and forceful in delivery.
The West End Euchre Club was entertained yesterday by Mrs. F. H. Guenther at her Osage street home. Mrs. Louis Beck received the club prize. Refreshments were served.
Sedalia Missouri City Council invites bids for replacement of condemned wooden and defective sidewalks on Cooper Street from Grand Avenue west to Park Avenue. Bids due by 5 p.m. November 17, 1902. Council may reject all bids and readvertise. City Clerk C. E. Baker.
A notice lists travel to Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas and many points in Wyoming South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Colorado New Mexico Arkansas and Louisiana. Details include sales on first and third Tuesdays each month at half rate plus $2 with Kansas City at $3.80. Royal Cattle and Swine show October 18 to 25 with return allowed October 20 to 27.
Omaha notices list an $8.35 price for a National convention of a Christian church with tickets sale October 15 16 and 18 good to October 4 with extension to November 30 upon ticket deposit and 50 cent fee. Also a St. Louis horse show round trip ticket for 7.55 with sales November 4 and 6 and dates to November 10.
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