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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1900
Page
4
John Cashman announces his candidacy for Pettis County prosecuting attorney subject to Democratic Party decision. The filing signals a race for the county’s top legal post with party guidance forthcoming.
The Sentinel carries candidate notices for Pettis county offices. Robert D. Thatcher seeks county treasurer pending party action, John J. Lowry also seeks treasurer, W. O. Terry of Lamonte announces for treasurer, Joseph G. Dillard seeks sheriff, all subject to the democratic county convention or primary.
James T. Montgomery announces his candidacy for Pettis County prosecuting attorney subject to the Democratic Party decision.
Authorized notices announce T. W. Bast and Emmet B. McClure as Democratic convention or primary candidates for Pettis county collector.
The Sentinel announces Capt. M. A. Ayres as a candidate for re election to the office of Pettis County Assessor. The notice outlines his aim to continue administering the county's property assessments and tax processes.
J. W. Warren authorizes the Senti nel to announce his candidacy for county judge in the eastern district subject to the democratic primary or convention.
At the Cumberland Presbytery meeting at Pilot Grove on Monday Rev. E. B. Johnson of Slater and L. W. Hupp of Otterville were elected delegates to the general assembly meeting in Chattanooga in May. W. H. H. Stephens of Bunceton and R. L. Shepard of Sedalia were named alternates.
Dr. D. L. La Verne's Grip Tablets touted for la grippe and colds claim to ease head congestion unlike quinine sulfate. Price 25 cents. Marketed as the best headache remedy by Fleischmann's Pharmacy in a compact health ad.
W H H Stephens of Bunceton shipped four wills to Columbia Missouri where they will aid a fine herd gathered by C C Provine of Mississippi Ed Patterson of Bell Air sold a pair of driving mares to the same collector The fragment notes a livestock and estate activity involving named individuals and places.
In Sedalia Circuit Court Judge Longan presides as the M. K. & T. company aims to recover funds from subscribers to the Katy shop fund amid claims of misrepresentation. Other entries include appeals, new-trial motions, and continued cases involving local estates and city disputes.
Chas. Van Antwerp operates the Mon arch Laundry offering spotless shirtwrists laundering with telephone 183 for service inquiries.
Jesse Woodson of Scott's Ford near Pleasant Green died of pneumonia aged 35 last Friday. His wife died just over a month ago, leaving two little children aged 4 and 2 as orphans.
Three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping in a good, sunny location with reasonable rent. Inquiries at 400 West Sixth Street. Harrison's Transfer Line.
Dr. D. L. La Verne claims Grip Tab cures la grippe and colds in one day and says it relieves headache without affecting the head like quinine. Sold for 25 cents at Fleischmann's Pharmacy.
Eldred Harrison, owner of the carriage service, has purchased A. B. Fristoe's transfer business and will now run general hauling and drayage in addition to his established carriage work. Contact by telephone at 213. charges described as reasonable. Elegant bedroom suit free. Joy, Gold or Lexican Flour.
The St Vincent Catholic church congregation plans to raise funds to build a new church on the Fourth and Washington corner foundation noted earlier in the Sentinel. It will be a major, costly project demanding much effort, but aims to become a handsome temple of worship in the state once completed.
The Springfield revival runs strong as the supply of material for soul savers remains ample. The Socialists held a convention there and nominated a full city ticket.
A full house attended last night as Rev. Putman led the opening prayer. After most left, a young man was baptized, not wishing to delay. Miss Eva Heath sang There’s a Hand Held Out. Rev. Myers will preach tomorrow night at the church.
Mrs A C Marvin died in Los Angeles California last Saturday. She was the wife of Col A C Marvin former Sedalia resident who served as president of the M K T when it was known as the railroad line.
The deceased is the mother of Miss Hattie Marvin of Sedalia and Mrs Ben Lyon of Parsons and Mrs Booker of Springfield. Remains to arrive Friday for interment. A Sedalia girl in male attire toured the town to view the lower life, and F Taylor Cain contemplates a San Antonio ranch stay as he improves.
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