Personal notices and visits in Sedalia society
J S Ebersole sold his farm four miles east of the city and departed for Mt Blanchard Ohio to make his future home. Prof Isaac N Farris will be in Sedalia after Sept 5 to take up his regular class work. Mesdames Robertson of Windsor attended the Christian Science lecture. Miss Alete Scott of Sutherland Mo visiting in the city. Judge Ewings lecture drew visitors from nearby towns including Mr If You Use Ball Blue Get Red Cross Ball Blue. Mrs Alice Farleigh of St Joseph arrived to attend the lecture. Roy Shepard came from Kansas City for his sister Clara s wedding to Rev H N Miller. Sedalians to California fair include Charles Hieronymous Arthur Baldwin and Miss Cora Hart.
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Taylor
J.S. Ebersole
Mt. Blanchard
Isaac N. Farris
Sedalia
Fayette
Mesdames J. A
J. H. Robertson
Windsor
Alete E. Scott
Sutherland
Longan’s
Allen Russell
Paola
Kas
Monsees
Alice Farleigh
St. Joseph
Notice to report dead animals to authorities
Report all dead animals to the police or fire engine house as a safety and public welfare measure. Notify promptly to ensure proper handling and disposal and to prevent health hazards.
Grace Baldwin Heads to California Missouri Fair
Miss Grace Baldwin departed this morning for California Missouri to attend the fair reflecting a local travel note.
Big Log Rolling Excursion to Fort Scott Round Trip
The note describes a special M. K. and T. excursion to Fort Scott on September 8 at $1.00 round trip. Departure from Seda lia is 7 30 a m. Dan Byard from Robinson's Fulton Market and his wife visit relatives near High Point.
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Sion
Fort Scott
M. K
Sedalia
Dan Byard
Robinson’s Fulton Market
High Point
Sentinel Rep Goes to California to Promote Paper
Robert Baldwin, traveling representative for the Sentinel, departs for California Missouri to boost readership. Advertisement from W. E. Bard Drug Company promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for children, claiming it keeps them well.
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Robert Baldwin
The
Sentinel
California
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Morgan Adjudged Insane and Taken to Nevada Asylum
The county court ruled Charles Morgan insane on Friday afternoon and Deputy Bud Dillard transported him to the Nevada asylum that night.
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Charles Morgan
Bud Dillard
Nevada Asylum
Woodmen excursion train to Fort Scott via M. K. and T
A woodmen’s log rolling excursion runs to Fort Scott on a special round trip train for $1.00. The special leaves Sedalia at 7 50 a m, with Katy's agent handling arrangements.
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Woodmens
FT. Scott
M. K
T. Railway
Sedalia
Katy
Mixer Deshazer Wedding at Bride’s Parents Home
The marriage of Mr. Fred Mixer and Miss Louisa Deshazer was solemnized at the bride’s parents home five miles west of the city at high noon today. Rev. J. B. Fuller performed the ceremony in the presence of a few invited guests.
The Old Home Sale Across Regions
A regional advertisement notes a sale dated September 6 16 and 23 in Western Ohio Central and Southern Indiana Louisville Kentucky with a travel offer of 200 days at one fare plus two dollars.
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Ohio
Indiana
Louisville
Bohling and Pfotenhauer to wed in this city on October 15
Miss Ella Bohling daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bohling of Versailles will marry Mr Oscar Pfotenhauer formerly of this city now residing in Joplin on October 15 in this city. Pfotenhauer is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Pfotenhauer once residents here and now in business in Joplin. The Sentinel extends best wishes in advance.
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Ella Bohling
Oscar Protenhauer
Joplin
Miss Bohling
Henry Bohling
Versailles
T. J. Brown
West Third Street
Pfotenhauer
Fred Pfotenhauer
The
Sentinel
A Better Position for J M Roberts at Chicago Publisher
J M Roberts former High school principal of Marshall and former Sedalia teacher left Marshall last Sunday for Chicago where he has joined a large scientific publishing house. He is slated for a substantial salary increase. His wife has gone to Corpus Christi Texas to visit her parents for a couple of months.
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J. M. Roberts
Marshall
Sedalia
Chicago
Assault case leads to minor fine in Toledo court
James Tanner was fined one dollar and costs in Judge Rogers' court today for assaulting another boy in Toledo, Lucas County. Frank J. Cheney swore as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed the oath on December 6, 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a blood and mucous-surface remedy with testimonials available by mail. Hall's Family Pills are promoted as a companion product.
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H. G. Screrers
Wardsville
StauchTer
Montrose
J. M
Corning
Ark
O.h.scott
Son
W. R. Maruen
New
Madrid
Euta Co
Diana Ave
Sr. Louis
James Tanner
Rogers’ Court
City of
Toledo
Lucas
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Scott
Santal-Pepsin CO
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Dan Jennings Fined for Rock Throwing Gets Five Days Jail
Dan Jennings was fined $5 and costs in Judge Rogers' court for throwing a rock through a car window. The sentence was commuted to five days in jail.
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Dan Jennings
Rogers
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Safe Baby Medicine
An advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea claims one package yields two quarts of baby medicine and asserts it is unmatched for babies and children. The notice credits W. E. Bard Drug Company as distributor.
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Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Doctor’s Prognosis for Rev. Dr. Allan’s Health
The Sentinel reports two physicians judge Rev. Dr. Allan in better health than the average man. With rest, he should be fit for work in a couple of weeks. He plans to return around September 9th or 10th and says he is improving daily and content with his situation.
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Allan
the Sentinel
Fresh Oysters Served at Robinson's European Hotel
Robinson's new European hotel prepares to serve elegant fresh oysters at Pehl's old stand, offering refined dining options in the refined hostelry.
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Robinson’s New European
Pehls
Post Offices Discontinued in Missouri Counties
The Missouri post offices at Newland and Pauline in Pettis county are discontinued with mail redirected to Sedalia and Parker in Andrew county to Blackow, and Ridgely in Platte county to Edgerton.
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Missouri
Newland
Pauline
Pettis County
Sedalia
Parker
Andrew County
Blackow
Ridgely
Platte County
Edgerton
Excursion to Fort Scott by M K and T Big Log Rolling
A one dollar excursion to Fort Scott on September Sth via M K and T rail lines. Liberal prizes announced with a grand band concert at night. A large crowd is expected. Special train departs Sedalia at 7:30 a m returning from Fort Scott at 10 p m.
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Fort Scott
Big Log Rolling
Sedalia
Ft. Scott
Sales ladies wanted at Merchant Sentinel job notice
Experienced clerks preferred. Apply to Merchant care of the Sentinel.
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Sentinel
Finest Line Of Buggies In Sedalia At Queen City Implement
A display of buggies is described at Queen City Implement Company located at 214 East Second Street Sedalia. The notice highlights the store as a source for transportation purchase in the city.
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Sedalia
Queen City Implement Company
East Second Street
Connelly Joins Hall Coffee House as salesman
C. E. Connelly, previously with Beiler Grocery Co for twelve years, has taken a salesman position with the John L. Hall coffee house in city news.
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C. E. Connelly
Beiler Grocery Co
John L. Hall
Licenses Issued to Individuals in Tuesday Program
Tuesday licenses include F A Squires Mary Smith Houston a H Newton Miller Newark O Clara E Shepard Sedalia representing a list of recipients across several cities and states. The notice records the names and locales connected to the license grants in the session.
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F. A. Squires
Mary Smith
Houstona
H. Newton Miller
Newark
Clara E. Shepard
Sedalia
Marriage of Miss Clara Shepard and Rev H Newton Miller
The marriage will be solemnized at 8 o'clock this evening at the First Congregational church in Newark C. The couple consists of Miss Clara E Shepard and Rev H Newton Miller. Col A Riecke has sold his 320 acre farm south of the city to a buyer from North Missouri.
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Clara E. Shepard
H. Newton Miller
Newark, C
First Congregational Church
Col. A. Riecke
North
Missouri
Roosevelt to pass Sedalia on September 29 morning
President Roosevelt may travel through Sedalia early on September 29 while en route from St. Louis to Kansas City. The potential stop underscores upcoming presidential movement across Missouri and the public transit notice reflects scheduled itinerary in local coverage.
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Roosevelt
Sedalia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Henry Price Named Editor of Carterville Daily Review
Henry Price, former printer at the town paper, has been appointed editor of the Carterville Daily Review in Missouri. He succeeds the previous editor and assumes duties immediately.
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Henry Price
Carterville
Daily Review
Judge Ewings Lecture on Christian Science at YMCA
Judge Ewing delivers a public lecture on Christian Science at the YMCA, outlining its principles and applications. The talk draws interest from local residents and members seeking insight into the movement.
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Judge Ewing
The
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Miner-Deshazer
Preotenhauer - Bohling
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Johnston’s
E. E. Johnston
Rome
E.E. McClellan
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co
Ohio St
Honkomp Manufacturing Co
Third Street
Henry Laupheimer
Bell Phone
John Hoffman
City News
Studio
East Sixth St
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