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Newspaper
Sedalia Sunday Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
5
A long column lists residents from Hughesville, Jefferson City, Otterville, Sedalia and nearby towns. It records travel to Lawrence Kansas City St Louis and Denver and visits to relatives, millinery stores, rail jobs and social calls. Several families, farmers and workers are noted visiting Windsor Osceola Warrem sboro and Beatrice Nebraska, with movements to Clinton Fort Scott and Lake Creek.
Notices praise Peruna as a tonic for nervous prostration and systemic catarrh. Letters from public figures like J. A. Simpson and FE V. Brookshire extol its benefits and urge consideration of its use. The item also mentions doctors offering a free booklet and several local movements and visits by residents and officials.
After a two day trial Judge Longan awarded A P Morey trustee of the Katy shop fund judgment for 98.30 against John St Clapton. A motion for a new trial was overruled and Clapton appealed to the Kansas City Court of Appeals. The shop fund case against Charles Taylor continued generally. Policeman Rogers found three local business doors open and a stranger sleeping behind Dorn Cloney’s laundry. The lawn social at John A Collins home on West Seventh street was postponed due to weather.
Epworth League members of the Fifth Street M E church host an ice cream social this evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs P C Burford 32 North Prospect. The public is cordially invited.
John Beck T FF Gray and Gearhart were initiated into the Woodmen of the World last night in a formal ceremony.
Judge Kinsey sentenced Sam Fleming to 30 days in jail this afternoon on vagrancy charges. The case proceeded in the local court with Kinsey presiding.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas station at Parsons Kansas has been extended forty feet enlarging the dining room. The upper story of the new addition will house offices for part of the company's general offices now located elsewhere.
March and April tickets to Montana Wyoming Washington Oregon Idaho Utah and more with set prices from 17.85 to 27.85 and special notices for San Francisco Portland Denver Minneapolis Tacoma and Salt Lake City. Tickets valid through October 31 1902 with various June July and August dates and higher rates for Pueblo Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Salt Lake Ogden. Call or visit ticket office for limits stopovers and more.
Major Emmett Newton of Springfield appeared in the city Thursday looking fresh and wearing wheat on his lapel from Judge Sherwood’s Greene county farm. He asserted Sherwood Whom was a sure winner for the Democratic nomination to succeed himself on the supreme bench.
Oscar Ort of Sedalia, secretary of the Travelers' association, is praised as a hardworking figure who contributed to the last convention's success. The Warrensburg Star notes his popularity, salesmanship, and friendship with Pertle Springs, endearing him to the quarry city community.
R. S. Harvey, Miller county’s tie king, buys a large stake in the Bagnell Tie company of St. Louis and may move to assume general manager duties there. William Bagnell, firm president, retires from active business life and plans a Europe trip.
James Mooney was jailed this morning by Officer Boullt after causing a disturbance while intoxicated at the union depot.
Rev. Charles F. Clarke will preach at Groveland Massachusetts Congregational church on June 22 marking its 175th anniversary. The church organized five years before Washington’s birth and its bell was cast by Paul Revere in 1795.
President Loubert told cooks at a Paris cooking exhibition that foreigners visit Paris for better food and urged chefs to use their talent to maintain France's culinary supremacy. He emphasized that Paris offers superior dining compared with anywhere else in the world.
Showers tonight and Friday forecast with plain sewing by the day sought. Call at 306 North Grand for details.
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