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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1899

Page

5

One Minute Cough Cures Endorsement Ad

Henry R. Whitford of South Canaan Connecticut offers an endorsement for Servant-Harker Drug Co.’s One Minute Cough Cures praising its effectiveness for coughs colds and bronchial troubles including croup in a city notice. The ad promotes a visit to Arlington Fountain at 508 Ohio Street.

Great Arlington Fountain Ohio Street Servant-Harker Drug Co Croup Henry R. Whitford South Cannaan, Conn Servant Harker Drug Co

Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Keeps Brand Ironclad

An advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as the superior choice for vitality, urging readers not to be swayed by alternatives. It urges asking a druggist for the product.

Magnetic Healing Gains Believers at World's School

Agitation spurs thought and action as magnetic healing wins converts. Cures reduce pain and disease with no negative results, according to testimonials from grateful patients. The World's School of Magnetic Healing offers teaching and healing with a blended approach, with the eleventh term starting Monday September 11. 508-510 Ohio Street upstairs.

C. M Ohio Street

Insect Exterminator Ad and Local Social Notes

Worrell s Insect Exterminator offers mosquito control for 25 cents with druggists. Plaza Barber Shop promises first class work at 111 St. Ohio Street. Alpenhurst guests include J Kelly and wife of Nevada visiting Hinsdale family. Laura Tyson returns from Warrensburg with Juanita and Lucile Vernaz. Flora Baker of Holden visits Ethyl Perdue. Viv McCurdy arrives from St Louis. Mrs A J Shockley of Jefferson City to visit W J Letts family. Deputy Mckenna departs for Jefferson City. Brooks Bradley back from Rocheport for finger injury. Ed Clay returns from Berlin after cello study. planning another trip. State Senator C H Vandiver of Higginsville attends the fair.

Laura Tyson Warrensburg Juanita and Lucile Vernaz Flora Baker Holden Ethyl Perdue Viv McCurdy St. Louis A. J. Shockley Jefferson City W. J. Letts W. A. Ritchie Knob Noster United States Mckenna Brooks Bradley Rocheport Ed Clay Berlin Germany

Wedding Guests and Society Notes From Appleton City

George travels to Appleton City for Mrs. Ware's niece Miss Rosa Mae Lampkin wedding to Dr. Hampton of Clinton. Boonville visitors greet Mrs. William Courtney. Miss Corrinne Haggard and Nora Petty leave for Fulton to begin work at the Orphan School. A morning reception at Mrs. Gallie’s honors Miss Mary McMillen, queen of the carnival, with the queen’s party and other guests. Ice cream and cake served. Nettie Otten of Boonville visits Mrs. John M. Glenn. Maplewood young people attend a Wilkerson and Prospect party hosted by Miss Mattie Hippler.

Almquist Bros 7Th Ohio Josephine Bell Mokane Willa Belle Major Perry Lyons Marshall Chettle Louise Salmon Clinton Irene Barnett West Broadway W. L. Crawford R. C. Young Warsaw W. A. Guenther Lawrence Kas F. E. Meyers Abbie Bour Lexington John Bour Engineer Street John L. Miller Katie West Virginia Miller Mary E. Moore East Third Street Fidelity Council No.53 Knights and Ladies of Security C. W. Cocking Cocking Corrinne Haggard Fulton Orphan School Nora Petty Mrs. Gallie Mesdames W. D. Steele John Gallie Mary McMillen Kansas City Eleanor Stark Helen Demuth Mary and Nelle Harris Minnie Potter Besse Cully M. Plank Nettie Otten Boonville John M. Glenn Mattie Hippler Maplewood Wilkerson Prospect

Woodmen Camp Meeting Tonight and Tomorrow Sports

Attention Woodmen. All Modern Woodmen members are urged to meet with Schley camp tonight. Visiting members invited. E Coppine, V C F a as Clerk. Grand sport tomorrow night. Confetti. city. Servant Harker Drug Co.

Modern Woodmen Schley Camp E. Coppine

Local Class Enrollment Opens for September Start

Address at 218 W. Seventh St. invites pupils for class assignment. Fall term begins Monday September 4. Contact Mrs. Lizzie Lee Warren-Lukenbill for details or to enroll.

W. Seventh St Lizzie Lee Warren-Lukenbill

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DIL Opera House Wood's Opera House Reid Millard A. Reid Worrell Plaza St. Ohio Street Chas. Pudry Seventh J. Kelly Nevada Ra Hinsdale C. H. Vandiver Higginsville Sedalia Cycle CO Mem OS Fara Rea NRA SteSout Secalia Misssouri T. Fleischmann The Sedalia School of Music
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