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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
7
Kansas readers send praise to Governor Stephens for exposing Col. W. R. Nelson of the Kansas City Star. Missouri papers back the governor against libel accusations and pledge further editorials defending the administration and state citizens.
The Royal Arcanum did not elect officers last night and will conduct 30 officers at its next meeting on December 26.
Advertising blurb promotes Dr Hobbs Sparegus Pills as a universal kidney cure with a free sample offer. Mentions Sterling Remedy Co of Chicago and a vague location. Uses archaic spelling and comic typography typical of 19th century patent medicine ads.
The ceremony for Stockton Cotton and Opal Stewart was held at noon at Broadway Presbyterian Church with Rev. J E W Dippinger officiating. The church featured green decorations and gas illumination for the ensemble. After the service the couple will honeymoon in St Louis with Cotton relatives.
Clarence L. Cordry and Miss Leonard of Pilot Grove were married at 10 this morning by Rev. C. A. Buchanan of East Sedalia Baptist church. Cordry teaches in Otterville schools. They will reside in Otterville this winter.
Superintendent W T Carrington of Jefferson City cannot attend and Rev R L Shepherd will fill his slot. Shepherd will read a paper titled Reason for the Death of Christ From a Human Point of View.
The U P association of the German Evangelical church expresses heartfelt thanks to all who donated and assisted with last week's bazaar, which was a grand success.
An advertorial touts Cascareta candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation. It claims druggists refund money if C C C fails and is signed by Bo.
Representative D. W. Shackelford of Missouri's Eighth District obtained a promise from the superintendent of free-delivery service that rural free-delivery routes will be established without delay at Boonville Black Water Olean and Versailles.
D L Holcomb, gravely ill with Brights disease, was near death last night. He showed slight improvement this morning and at 2 45 p m was resting easily.
The Jennie Barrick versus Georgetown school district case was dismissed with each party bearing its own costs. A separate Rich Wilson case against the district was also settled.
The Ladies Aid society of the German Evangelical church will hold its monthly coffee social tomorrow afternoon and evening at Mrs. Peter Bremer’s residence 622 East Twelfth Street. Members are asked to bring friends.
Furnished rooms available with steam heat and electric light in the Royal Tribe building. Quiet, convenient location. Rent details upon inquiry.
In behalf of his family the pastor of the German Evangelical church expresses gratitude to all the members and friends of the Ladies' Aid society that surprised them last Monday on his beloved wife's birthday.
The Retail Clerks association plans a meeting with the Federation of Labor this evening to discuss labor matters and possible joint actions.
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