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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1902
Page
5
A pamphlet backed claim describes systemic catarrh as the root cause of cold feet and hands dizziness and dyspepsia. It touts Peruna and Manalin as fixes restoring mucous membranes and organ function and cites Alma Cox and M C Butler praising relief.
A flurry of short travels and greetings marks the week in Sedalia. Mrs. William Frye departs for Kirksville, while McCaliev and family move to Kansas City. Many visitors arrive from Perry City, Chicago, Jefferson City, and St. Louis, with locals sharing news of hospitalities, business trips, and college enrollment. Henry Reed plans a Sedalia speech. officials and Elks hosts host guests.
Eva Witcher accompanies Page-Arnold wedding party to Syracuse. Rev W T Allan travels to Kansas City. Dyson Freeburn heads east for Kansas City after his wife’s illness. Harry Hawkins goes to Warrensburg on business. Mrs W C Ingraham visits Michigan relatives. M W Carroll travels to Boonville on business. T J Lingle visits Sedalia from Clinton. Captain Billy Mason changes address. Mrs M Donelly of Parsons visits. Albert Cross attends Lamonte carnival. Lee Looney and Joe Dillard at Lamonte carnival. Will Cummings makes a business trip east. J O A McCray, deputy sheriff from Jamesport, visits Sedalia en route home from Jefferson City with prisoners. Williamson Nipper of Sangamon county visits. Judge G W Barnett returns from St Louis after suit. Public sale announced in Lincoln County with stock and farm implements. Additional local farming, mercantile, and personal news including births, deaths, and visits.
A Quincy text advertises a September 21 1902 excursion to Hannibal via the Missouri Kansas and Texas and the steamer J S. The trip features a 2000 passenger capacity electric lighted boat with orchestra and passes by Mark Twain sites near Hannibal. Train connections provided from Sedalia and return from Quincy.
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