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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1902

Page

5

Sedalia Notes Littleton and Nearby Residents Arrive and Depart

Conductor C. M. Wimmer of the Missouri Pacific at Jefferson City visited Sedalia this afternoon. Vera Busiek a Belleville teacher arrived for a visit. Mrs. Mary Rowe of Pilot Grove plans to move to Kansas City with her sister. Leia Schwald returned from Spedalia-Cole Camp. Local exchanges note oyster stocks and new business courses at Hill's College. Several residents headed to Sedana for study, Windsor for visits, and Muscogee for a railroad contract. Dr. Miller of Warrensburg is critically ill. Mrs. Roy Finnell visits East Seventh Street. Nevada residents T. C. Baker and wife are guests. Gertrude Fleischmann and Clara Scheiner attend Philadelphia convention.

Taylor C. M. Wimmer Missouri Pacine Jefferson City Sedalia Vera Busiek Belleville George Sk. Smith College Mary Rowe Pilot Grove Kansas City Leia Schwald Spedalia Cole Camp Robinson Gerd Tonjes Bert Henry Sedana Hill Practical Business College Cole Camp Courier Miller Warrensburg Roy Finnell Fannie Stein East Seventh Street T.C. Baker Nevada J. A. Pierce Gertrude Fleischmann Clara Scheiner Philadelphia American Pharmaceutical Convention

Dumpville Doings And Local Visit Notes

Social notes from Dumpville report visits and travels of residents and guests. Mr and Mrs Edward Hilker of Le Loris board with A Hunicke then head to Bowlingker Mo and on to New York and El Paso. Mrs Griffin visits relatives in Kansas City and Miss Allie Muynieke returns from Colorado points. Several locals plus a school start near Dumpville with Miss Sullivan of Camaranch. Protracted meetings at Bethlehem near Velda continue.

Edward Hiker le Loris Hunicke K.o. Gentich Ptr Cannon Pry Tioeods Company Bowlingker Mo New York el Paso Griff Boonville Owers Griffin Kansas City Charles Ed Devolle Leesville Will Kirkman Dave Erp Doyle Sedalia Perry Lewis Lewis Dumpville Smith Belleville Kansas Smithton Gerd Muller

Dyspepsia Promises Permanent Cure With Eupepsia Tablets

Advertisement proclaims Eupepsia Tablets cure dyspepsia and related stomach troubles. It cites expert acknowledgment, offers a three day trial free by mail, and provides testimonials from Kansas and Missouri residents praising relief. Two weeks’ treatment costs 50 cents with money back guarantee.

Kansas City J. Callahan Bartlett Kan Ollie Bogner Greenwood Wm.h. Dibben Wakefield Eupepsia Chemical CO Clark Avenue ST. Louis

Hosterfter's Stomach Bitters Claim Fifty Year Cure Record

An advertisement touts Hosterfter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia flatulency constipation and other stomach ailments. It asserts fifty years of cures and urges sufferers to try it. The genuine product bears a private stamp over the bottle neck.

Log Rolling Excursions From Sedalia To Fort Scott

Western regions and Louisville advertise multiple excursion offers to Fort Scott with a big log rolling event. Special trains depart Sedalia at 7:30 or 7:50 a.m. on September 5th and 8th with round trip prices around 1.00 to 1.40 increasing by day. Grand band concert planned and prizes offered.

Fort Scott Sedalia Woodmen's FT. Scott M. K T. Railway Katy

Summer Outings Attractions by Grand Trunk Rail

Descriptive pamphlets and rates for popular continental resorts are available from George W. Vaux A. G. P. and T. A. at 135 Adams Street Chicago. Copies provide details on travel by the Grand Trunk Railway System for summer trips.

Grand Trunk Railway System George W. Vaux Adams Street Chicago

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