Kidney Trouble Cured By Peruna Patient Testimony
Mrs Frances Matoon of Minneapolis writes of kidney trouble improving after using Peruna. She says three bottles cured her kidney issues and boosted overall health, asserting she would not be without it. The ad promotes Peruna as a cure for catarrh and female catarrhal derangements and offers a free book from The Peruna Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Matoon
Minneapolis
Independent Order of Good Templars
Sixth Street
Minn
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
B. Hartman
Messenger A Pearson Takes Vacation From Sedalia to Dakotas
A Pearson, an American Express messenger bound for Sedalia to Hannibal, leaves on a vacation with his family to the Dakotas while W. L. Thompson covers in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pearson
American Express
Sedalia
Hannibal
Dakotas
W. L. Thompson
New European hotel serves elegant fresh oysters
Presh oysters are prepared at Robinsons new European hotel the former Pehl’s stand now offering elegant fresh oysters to guests with refined dining in a historic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson’s New European Hotel
Pehl
Porter and Longan Families Move Into Osage Street Property
Damon Porter and his wife along with George Longan and his wife are today moving into the former boarding house on Osage Street. Porter will manage renting the portion of the house not occupied by the two families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Porter
George Longan
Osage Street
Woodmen of the World Initiates Two Members
Camp No. 16 Woodmen of the World held a Wednesday night meeting and initiated Wm. J. McNulty and Homer F. Robertson into the order. The camp plans to attend the log rolling event at Fr. Scott next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Wm. J. McNulty
Homer F. Robertson
Fr. Scott
Editor Takes Penn Mutual Agency Post in Life Insurance
Dr. T. T. Clifford formerly editor of the Capital has entered the life insurance field and accepted the local agency for Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Clifford
the Capital
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Funeral for Will J. Ammon at Broadway Presbyterian
Will J. Ammon who died at Katy hospital Wednesday morning will be buried tomorrow at ten from Broadway Presbyterian Church. Rev. E W Clippinger will conduct the services with four schoolmates Fletcher Carter Will Dixon Dimmitt Hoffman and Stanley Battersby as pallbearers. two more pallbearers to be chosen by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Ammon
Katy Hospital
Broadway Presbyterian Church
E. W. Clippinger
Fletcher Carter
Will Dixon
Dimmitt Hoffman
Stanley Battersby
Two men charged after tearing down fence near Lamente
Prosecuting Attorney Cashman issued warrants on complaint of William Eckles charging Joseph Hefflinger and William Naive with malicious destruction of property. The men had rented land from Mrs. Wood six miles northeast of Lamente where Eckles held possession. They tore down part of the fence and a gate as Eckles called for law and Deputy Constable Tom Robb arrived to arrest them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashman
William Eckles
Joseph Hefflinger
William Naive
Masonic Lodge 236 Plans Regular Communication
Sedalia lodge No 236 A F and A M will meet in regular communication Friday evening at 8 oclock p m Masons invited to the press Codding AV M Cat Fr A Sampson Secy
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Masonic Sedalia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Codding
AV. M
Stage Hands Strike At Wood's Opera House
Sam Flood, stage manager at Wood's Opera House, leads stage hands in a strike for higher wages. They refuse to handle the Under Two Flags company set until pay increases are granted. No settlement reached at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Flood
Wood's Opera House
Personal notices of moving and travel in Missouri and Kansas
Local personals list residents moving to a brick property on Sixth Street near the greenhouse. Mentioned are Joe Starr and his wife, Maurice Weisburg the tailor, Jus Hess visiting Concordia, Ve Pudheppe resigning as tinemkas for M. and K. Peléghoon meen and heading to Kansas City with his wife. C. E. Messerly paints his store. Major C. M. Niles and wife plan a Santa Fe trip to visit daughter Nellie. Newhan and Hoy discuss a Confederate reunion in St Joseph next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Starr
Sixth Street
Maurice Weisburg
Points
Colorado
Longan’s
Jus Hess
Concordia
Ve Pudheppe
Tinemkas
K. Peléghoon
Kansas City
C. E. Messerly
Robinson's
C. M. Niles
Santa Fe
N. M
Nellie
Kienry Newhan
Cal. Hoy
St. Joseph
Notable residents depart for various duties and trips
Morning departures include Miss Louisa Werner and Mrs Anna Nussberger bound for California for the fair. Ex Gov A H Bolte proceeds to Warrensburg on business. Others travel to Kansas City Weeping Water and Boonville on professional matters and family visits.
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Otterville
Louisa Werner
Anna Nussberger
California
John T. Heard
Kansas City
Hettie Gross and
Berovity
Atchison
A. H. Bolte
Warrensburg
Fred
Dickmann
Augusta Knopp
Cole Camp
Neb. C. E. Andrews
Boonville
Grand Central
George T. Pendleton
Sedalia
Sedalia to Welcome Mrs. Bruce Yates on Improve Return
A Roswell New Mexico letter to Charles Yost reports Mrs. Bruce Yates is slowly improving and if her condition continues to improve in the next few days she will be brought back to Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Roswell
N. M
Charles Yost
Bruce Yates
Man Arrested for Assault on Wife Before Judge Kinsey
Ed Gravitt colored was arrested this morning for assaulting his wife and blocking her eye. He will be tried at 9 a m Friday before Judge Kinsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gravitt
Kinsey
Warrants Issued for Two Adults on No Charge
Warrants for William John son and Bessie Reynolds, colored, were issued by Prosecutor Cashian today on no charge of lascivious conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Bessie Reynolds
Cashian
Police Court Fines Given for Intoxication
In police court this morning Ed Sweeney and Wingert were fined five dollars for intoxication. Sam Ramey faced a similar charge but his case was continued until Saturday.
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Ed Sweeney
Wingert
Sam Ramey
Constable Resigns in Cedar Township
James Culp of Georgetown resigns as constable of Cedar Township by filing with the county court. His successor has not been named.
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James Culp
Georgetown
Cedar Township
Sedalian compliment to Col Sam W Kidd
A letter from the Bunceton Eagle praises Col Sam W Kidd of Sedalia as a talented livestock auctioneer visiting friends and the fair. It notes Kidd is a young man of fine ability and is rapidly securing a satisfactory business with up-to-date methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunceton
Sam W. Kidd
Sedalia
Kidd
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Peruna
Mrs. Frances Matoon
St Qelock Front Broadway Presbyterian Church
Joseph Heflinger
Wmn
Cat
Fr. A. SA
Mpson, Sec'y
Clifton Heights School
Jos. Cassman
St. Louis
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Eupepsia Chemical,o
Clark Avenue
ST. Louis, MO
Price
Eupepsia Company
Taylors Light
Yvou
Johnston's
E. E. Johnston
School Books
Rome
E.E. McClellan
Forus
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co
Ohio St
Ard A
Honkomp Manufacturing Co
Third Street
Henry Laupheimer
Bell Phone
John Hoffman
Constable
Sedalian
Isaac N. Farris
Studio 110
East Sixth
Bostion
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