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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
4
Furnished by the Weather Bureau under the Agriculture Secretary. Forecast calls for generally fair tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures tonight.
Announcement that T. W. Bast seeks the Pettis County collector seat, subject to Democratic convention or primary selection. The notice identifies Bast as a candidate authorized by party rules and outlines the selection path.
M G Brown of Sweet Springs filed the will of the late B Y Chipman. The estate valued around 50000 includes a 350 acre home farm in Blackwater township and 10000 to the widow for life. Daughters Mary S Chipman Lucy A Grubb and Elizabeth E Wimmer receive land and stock sums with remaining assets shared among widow and three daughters. The widow serves as executrix and final settlement divides after her death.
Dr M B Raben of New York and his wife formerly Miss Bessie Murphy were married at the bride’s home on South Ohio street. They will tour Omaha Denver Paris London and Germany before returning. He is a noted oculist and polyglot with extensive European travel.
Advertising copy promises permanent relief from constipation using Cascarets Candy Cathartic. It offers a money back guarantee if the remedy fails to work.
A hospital column lists arrivals including A H Owens with a pulled tooth, J Moore with laceration to the end left index finger, J C McVey apprentice machinist, Dan Fisch a Sedalia fireknocker with lumbago, F H Watson a Parsons fireman with acute rheumatism, and H Fumigan a Denison fireman with three teeth and a chin laceration.
Railroads announce rates for ten or more Reserved Seats at 1.00 1.50 and 2.00 dollars with boxes at 15 dollars. Sale opens Monday January 8 at UP ticket office Kansas City Missouri. Mail orders receive prompt attention. A stage will be erected in the hall center for clear viewing and hearing.
At 11 o clock Judge Parsons ruled in the case Justice Burr vs Attorney J W Byler for contempt. The court kept dignity of the courts and remanded Byler to the constable while Byler and counsel secured a writ from Judge Longan. The habeas corpus case is set for 2 pm and continued to tomorrow with Byler released on his own recognizance.
Donnahue Loan and Investment sold 414 East Fifth to Mrs Mary E Fitzgerald for 83500 cash. Ida E Dorman purchased a corner Fourth and Moniteau lot for 1500 to build a modern house. Roy Calkins returned to work. Kansas City Mutual Telephone seeks a city franchise. Several railroad workers laid off as Madrid authorities brutalize detainees.
The week of prayer begins Monday January 5 in Sedalia with services at Fifth Street M E Church. City ministers lead each evening from Monday to Saturday with invitations extended to all churchgoers. Leaders include Rev Poomay Second Congregational Rev Shepherd Cumberland Presbyterian Rev E W W Clippenger Broadway Presbyterian Rev Albert First Congregational Rev Bitter First M E and Rev Buchanan East Sedalia Baptist.
Missouri Pacific engineer Hank Chapel has come back from a trip to Boonville where he visited his son-in-law Jake Hukell.
Henry Blatterman sells his West Main saloon to John Siebe and purchases the Post tice Exchange saloon at Lamine and Second. A Sedalia lifelong businessman, he promises a well supplied establishment with wines liquors and cigars. Mrs Monahan Collier advertises a ribbon sale tomorrow at 9 am with all new styles at half price.
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