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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1902
Page
4
The Sentinel publishes the nomination notice stating James Montgomery as a candidate for Pettis County prosecuting attorney, subject to Democrats of Pettis County selecting him.
The author announces Judge O. E. Parsons as a candidate for re nomination for Probate Judge of Pettis County, subject to the Democratic convention action on August 11, 1902.
A notice announces W. L. Cress as a candidate for Judge of the Western District of Pettis County subject to action by the Democratic County Convention.
E R Wilson of Green Ridge township announces candidacy for judge of the county court in the Western district under the democratic banner. The move positions Wilson for upcoming party nominating processes and potential electoral contests.
Judge N. H. Rogers announces candidacy for re nomination as justice of the peace in Sedalia township subject to the will of the Republican party.
The Democrat party action places James C Connor as a candidate for constable of Sedalia Township.
The Leader-Democrat of Springfield rebukes Nevada papers for accusing Greene county of aggressive ambition in contesting many offices. It defends Greene nominees as largely entitled and notes praise for men who have held positions in other counties.
The article argues Greene county should not seek to dominate all offices including the Supreme Judge seat held by Judge Sherwood for thirty years. It notes his residence is in Jefferson City with family in St Louis, and urges allowing other Missouri jurists a chance while supporting local candidates for different offices.
Sheriff Veatch departed Keytesville for Jefferson City to deliver John Wael to the penitentiary. Wael deserted his wife and eloped with a 17 year old girl, was captured in Texas, tried in the circuit court last week, and sentenced to two years.
Miss Maude Gray, a Seda lia favorite, visited her grandparents George McLaughlin and wife in this city last Sunday. John Ridenour, a local real estate man, rode to Sedalia Monday. Harry Swingle of Robbins' business college studied with friends here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Redman of Sedalia hosted guests here Sunday. Dave Overstreet, a popular pharmacist, spent the day with family in Sedalia. Dr J S Rogers of Sedalia was in town early this week.
President's Day observance by Sovosis today. George Mackey and wife mark their tenth marriage anniversary next Friday. Sallie M. Major schedules a piano pupil recital on June 9 assisted by Beulah Harris vocal pupils. Mrs J McLaughlin hosts the Rocking Chair club Wednesday. final meeting of the season.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the O. R. will meet on the evening of June 5 at the Elk's club room. Officers will be installed, with music and refreshments. Miss Gertrude Maltby returns home from Boonville Friday after successful domestic science teaching and applies for a high school position here.
Kansas City Journal reports KE T Behrens president of the State Federation of Labor addressed Labor Hall on Trades Unions stressing strong organization and adherence to principles. He warned unions to treat their work as business and recounted a factory worker driven to ruin by machinery and drink leading to tragedy. His talk touched on wealth and socialism and used stark illustrations of homelessness and hardship.
Mr and Mrs C Wood longtime Pettis county residents will mark their thirty six year wedding anniversary Tuesday at their Elk Fork township home six and a half miles south of Lamonte. Family and friends will attend a large dinner in their honor.
Ramsey's Racket announces a special sale titled American Beauty Roe Cushes highlighting new line items and promotional pricing.
East Broadway Christian church members plan a special song service and program next Sunday June 1 for the churches fourth anniversary dedication. Pastor Rev F L Cook will deliver the anniversary sermon titled What Meaneth These Stones exactly as four years ago.
Circuit Court learns J. D. Donnahue sues Grace F Hammer as executrix of Albert S Hammer. Judgment for costs against Grace Hammer and the Hammer estate. Injunction made perpetual by consent.
In the probate matter of Grace F. Hammer executrix the judgment is affirmed with a balance of 120 found due and paid to J. D. Donnohne. satisfaction noted in open court. In Reuben Tussey et al versus Anna Eliza Bracher ejectment suit continued on defendant’s application. City ex rel Sedalia National Bank versus Daniel Donahue plaintiff tenders bill of exceptions and parts of record.
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