Moberly Weekly Monitor (Newspaper) - September 3, 1907, Moberly, Missouri Weekly Monitor VOLUME THIRTYEIGHT TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 3 1907 MOBERLY RANDOLPH COUNTY MISSOURI NOW DRAWING TO A CLOSE Methodist Conference Has About Completed its Labors and Will Adjourn APPOINTMENTS ON MONDAY Last Two Days Sessions Were Largely and of Great Interest From Sundays Daily u is i M In M iss M ul JIS l at MI In H 1 pc M i jiy Jll t ii ho FT K Hindu presided ai the and made a presiding officer Seldom our people had thn privilege of hearing two such sponsors as Dr H Pal more ami Mrs Nolle I he same day Mrs Burner who is one of tho brightest women Missouri and ono of the most temperance lecturers in the land talked iuter Tor over an hour and held the audience spellbound as she told temperance truths and incidents that went to the hearts of her hearers She has traveled extensively all over the States and Canada and knows the status and condition oh temperance work in almost every staio n the union She bus an aptness in applying oven the most trivial incident to illustrate her points and made strong and convincing ar for national prohibition Hf address was re with great enthusiasm Dr W B Palmore the tai editor of the St Lou is Chris tian Advocate is recognized as one of ablest men of Southern Methodism and one of the strong advocates in the nation He has more calls he can answer and his record of temperance work ranks with the highest in our country In a happy vein of humor he Mrs Burger on her address giving his endorsement to all she had said and many arguments in favor of tem These two fine addresses were supplemented by an interesting talk by Rev 0 M telling how the local option elec was recently carried in Ful ton Mrs Burger introduced a mem to the conference requesting that the entire body appoint a day during this year to preach on temperance She will also pre sent this memorial to other reli bodies throughout our state 10 V UN ING SESSION At the Kourth Street Methodist church an anniversary meeting was held for schools and colleges and the service was known as the educational anniversary Bishop Key presided and excellent ad dresses were made on education by KevA B Culbertson Dr John Anderson and Dr C M Bishop Sipple conducted the devo tional service in a most impress ive man tier After and approval of the minutes Rev C D Price ask ed to be discontinued in the regu lar ministry and given evangelis tic orders Bishop Key made a few pointed remarks about evangelists and their work and requested that those who arc engaged in evange listic work consult the time of the ministers before engaging iu meet ings as two on the same track wore apt to have a col miles they were careful of heir orders the vote was taken KVv Prices request was granted by a small majority A resolution was introduced asking I ha I a histori cal be appointed also a resolution was introduced by M JX Sipple ami L T Nash asking be appointed to so il subscriptions for the St Louis Advocate books anil church periodicals was granted to K sit his own request W A Hannah asked fo he ap pointed as evangelist ami still ro charge of his church which request was granted Reports were heard from sev eral districts all bringing in ex reports of the years work Jenkins a colored south ern Methodist preacher from St Charles was introduced to the and made a brief ail dress in which he said he was pre siding elder of fourteen churches and was about to lose one oi his churches and would like a little help from the preachers who re generously and a big pile of silver dollars delighted the heart and eyes of Rev Jenk ins who was a genuine southern negro having worked for Bishop Galloway By request he sang asolo and then thanked the white brethren for their generous contribution and the colored people were to the were their best friends M L Gray stated it was the intention of the publishers of the book The Centennial of Metho dism to have another addition of one thousand copies printed Examination of the characters 01 the preachers was then resumed and without exception excellent reports were given of the years work Mr Gosc of the Gal latin Dis arose before the conference witli a blank check in his hand and said he would fill it out for if the conference would send to the general conference i delegate who did not use tobacco in any form There was no service the Evangelistic meeting M 13 Church conducted by Rev C C Sole cm an John I Sears had charge of the music and during the afternoon A DELIGHTFUL LAWN SOCIAL Given by the L A to B of R T For The Benefit of the New Home To be Built for Old and Disabled Members The Ladies Auxiliary to the B of R T held a delightful lawn so cial at the home of Mrs O E Orn burn on south Ault street Friday night and Ornburn being hostesses The lawn was beautifully deco rated with Japanese lanterns and underneath their mellow light the snow white linens on the table had a most attractive appearance to which beautiful cut flowers added quite a charm The guests upon their arrival were met by Miss Margaret Ton gate and were conducted to the room were served with dainty an I refreshing punch by Misses Bessie and Ruth Ton gate The dining room WHS tastily decorated with cut flow ers The money raised which was a sum goes into the treasury to be used towards defraying the expense of building a home for the old and disabled members and the ladies of the society will each give a social or kind entertainment of some IN NEW QUAKTERS WILL MARRY TODAY Thomas Hunt a well known and popular Wabash shop employe who has been for some time room ing and boarding at the residence of the Misses McDonald on not busy good street left on the but in moving NORTHERN ROAD FIRST George B Ellis secretary of the Missouri State Board of gives it as his opinion that the first through road from St Louis to Kansas City that will be built is along the northern route or the line on which Moberly is situated The building isi to be done under the direction of the board that Mr Ellis The people on the northern route were to make the said Mr Ellis but I be lieve they are the best organized They are fortunate in another re spect that the road will take the people of the districts that must build it they want to go The south side east of Jeft crson City won la lead away from the railroads not to them and For that reason I think it will be built very quiCKly The rond need to be straight Let build to its own and connect up with other roads the tage of roads will result in others jeing cut offs that Avill the distance for through less I am anx that one county should and build through its part of the road example will have an on other counties There are several of the counties along route that have a part share al readybuilt THE ELKS BALL GAME Moberly Boys Won but the Exhi was Witnessed by a Very Poor Crowd As stated in yesterdays Moni tor the Elks of Moberly defeat ed the Richmond Elks iu the game at Willotts park yesterday after noon a score of 12 to 4 but owing to the late hour of learn ing the outcome of the contest we were unable to give any of the particulars A very poor crowd turned out fact the numbers were not sufficient to cover the expenses ot the game which is to be regret ted as it was held with a view i adding money to the Elks home fund Davis and Gibson were the bat tery for Richmond and there were two other of tlw Gibson boys in their team ami Cada gin did the and stunt for the locals The Moberly boys scored five times in the first inning and from then to the close of the game the visitors never had a chance to catch up curves were breaking in hne form and only OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE BANK OF MOBERLY At Moberly State of Missouri at the close of business on fche 22nd day of Au published in the Moberly MONITOR a newspaper printed and published at Moberly Missouri on the day of March 1907 Loans and discounts personal or col lateral 40 Loans real estate 8117100 Overdrafts 117167 Bonds and stocks 3050000 Real citato banking Other real estate Furniture and Fixtures Dae from other banks and bankers subject to 7462395 Cash 63681 Currency 2644200 Specie 1656786 Other resources as LIABILITIES Capital stock paid 3000000 Surplus 2000000 Undivided profits net Due to banks and bankers subject to check Individual deposits subject to Time certificates of deposit Demand certificates of deposit Cashiers Bills payable and rediscounts Other liabilities as Total train this morning and will be married toMiss Odes sa Thompson a charming and re fined young lady residing near that place The happy couple will make their home in The Moni tor extends heartiest tions i The past week has been a very busy one around tKe Circuit court nrt work and hx in the r stores JW tures to the Forney building ov of Robinson and Yc The moving was except the offices of the and the Probate Ju Circuit Clerk Hun Ratliff have been finished safes from r and Y I I1 V ATTENDED Opal J been entertaining Miss n derson of Elliott accompanied her home yesterday and was one of the merry crowd that attended the birthday party of Victo ria Graves which event occurred at her country home near Hunts ville last night Miss Graves entertained her guests royally and served an elab orate supper The evening was passed playing parlor games and listening to sweet music Miss Opal was the recipient of numerous presents happy reminders of her birthday the court matters six hits were secured off his deliv ery Me struck out four men and gave two bases Davis was found for twelve safe ones struck out six men aud gave two free passes Each team had three errors and the fielding on both sides was most creditable This is the first victory for the Elks but from this time on there is no reason why we should not keep landing scalps Future games should be better patronized OF SH COUNTY OF statement is true to the best of our knowledge belief Babcock as President and W T Smart afl Cash ier of said bank each of us do solemnly swear aboye H T President SMART Subscribed and to before me this day my liand and notarial seal on the date last led for a term expiring November 17 1010 Correct SEAL Notary Public W T I GUH J OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE At Cairo of Missouri at the close of business on the 22nd dav in the Monitor a newspaper printed and published Missouri on the day of August 1907 Shoe Factory Notes As most of the RESOURCES and discounts personal or col Loans estate Bonds and stocks Real estate banking Other real estate Furniture and fixtures Due from other banks aud bankers subject to check Cash items Currency Other resources as follows Total 1203930 00000 189088 00000 19997 1069770 2500 202500 90308 00000 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid 10000 v 00 Surplus Undivided Due to banks and bankers subject to check Individual deposits subject to check Time certificates of deposit Demand certificates of deposit Cashiers checks Bills payable and rediscounts Other liabilities follows Total WOOO 00000 00000 except at the sang a beautiful solo The theme for consideration was Dead to the World in Christ C C Selecman Dr Wainright and S IT C Bur gin each gave a splendid talk on this earnest and deeply spiritual After the service carriages buggies wagonettes and biles were in waiting to take the visitors out in our city driving EVANGELISTIC SERVICE The services at the M was largely attended and the mu sic under the leadership of W TJ Scarborough was most excellent Kev W Ladlock of St Jo seph preached an earnest and forceful sermon and the meeting one of deep interest fhe street was also an service a line sermon IH preached by Kev T W Al which hundreds of people lis to with thoughtful atten tion SATURDAY MORNING SESSION The conference opened Satur with MARRIED IN NEW FRANKLIN Ray Brooks of Moberly and RECEIVING NEW FALL GOODS The new fall goods and suits and the new fall millinery is ar riving daily at the store of Henry Levy and Company goods were purchased by Henry Levy and Mrs Ben Levy who de voted much time to securing the very choicest that the markets of fashion offered for this season The goods will bo put on display some time next week and their pa trons are sure to be delighted at the beautiful sight that will greet them upon a visit to this always uptodate store ENTERTAINS FRIENDS Miss Marie ODonnell of Mar ket street entertained a number her friends yesterday afternoon at her pretty home on Market street in honor of her guest Miss Rose Fairbank of Moberly At a seasonable hour the guests arrived and the remainder of the after noon was spent in games music TWO BOY BABIES j W Dowding who resides in the old property on Franklin avenue is the proud fa ther of a bigboy boy baby born at oclock yesterday morn OH Smith near the Nise farm of Moberly reports the stork visited his home at oclock yesterday morn ing and left him a bouncing boy baby factory parted Frank Durler foreman of Cutting Room is visiting in Louis Frank foreman of St tlu ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that let ters of administration on the es tate of Amanda S Head deceas ed were granted to the under signed 011 the day of August the Probate Court County Missouri of at Miss Minor Roberts of near Rocheport were married day afternoon in New Franklin the Rev Dougherty officiating The groom is in the employ of the Wabash at this place and the bride is the daughter of George and social converse The event was Roberts a well known fruit man hi most happy one living near Rocheport in Howard be remembered by county The grooms friends in this city where the happy couple will reside wish for them a long life and a happy one in their married state 1907 by Randolph Moberly All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them for allowance to the administrator within one year after the date of said letters or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate and if such claim be not exhibited within two years from the date of this publi cation they shall be forever bar red This day of August 1907 B S HEAD Administrator Sole and Heel Department Is vis iting home folks and will spend Labor Day in the Mound City Miss Demi Dornbach Forelady of the stitching department is visiting home folks in Ill and will not return to Mobe ly until the last of the week Lay ton Graves factory machin ist is in Salisbury but will spend Labor Day at Mo where it is said there resides the lady who will eventually preside over the duties of his home Work will be resumed Tuesday and most of the heads of the departments Avill be at their posts of duty and the work of get ting out line Jf shoes will go on taster than ever The boilers have been equipped with new Ford Skimmers that are used to skim the mud and dirt from the water used in the boilers One big car oi shoes was sent to St Louis the past week During the temporary closing of the plant all machinery is be ing thoroughly cleaned and put iu the best of shape for the re sumption of work on Tuesday Mo j EAST of Gathered Across The Tracks by e Representatives ENTERTAINED CLUB Mrs AV A delightful ly entertained the Thursday Club to the L 0 T M Thursday after noon and those present report a delightful afternoon the time be ing spent in charming conversa tion listening to music etc This is to be the last session of the club for this year Hannibal Post and will long all INFANT DEAD Mr and Mrs W Colburn of 518 Ha good street have the sympathy of their wide circle of of the death of that was born to yesterday and buried yesterday afternoon A BUSY A local physician whose can riot be mentioned of the attended three confinement cases six hours yesterday and Mrs Hoaglaud served light re his friends think that has es of ice cream a caj DAN ESTATE Dan Cobb the former Randolph who Was killed in an el accident in Kansas City last week left personal property to the amount of His life insurance amounted to 000 He left no will Mrs Pat McGinnis who suffer ed a stroke of paralysis a few days ago still remains in the same con dition and has no use of her left side except that she can move the fingers of her hands She can talk and make her wants known The Thome Mercantile Co some time ago purchased the Nise Hardware stock and are moving to the Nise stand had one of the finest signs ever brought to our city placed in front of their new location yesterday The sign is certain to got fFff f ex OVERCOME BY HEAT John J Owings corner Clark and Rollins street was overcome by heat yesterday and for some time was in a very se rious condition Dr Temple of was prostrated by heat at the Merchants hotel and had to have medical attention TWO ACCIDENTS The little daughter of tor W J McCrabb fell at the fam ily residence yesterday and was severely bruised A surgeon wait ed upon her Chester the little son of Mrs Collins Bradley was rendered un conscious bya fall from a swing yesterday morning He was bet ter last night Through the agency of Eugene Munson the J J Ashurst property 1306 Myra street waas sold to K T Krogle yesterday the consider ation not being made known understand that Mr Kroggle the N Fairbank and son Allyn are spending today tle the guests of relatives Miss Julia Squires oi Centralia is the guest of her sister Mrs Joe Music Lutie Snodgrass has re turned from an enjoyable visit with relatives in St Louis Mrs Wm H Ilan visited friends here Friday She was en route home from dalia where she attended the M L convention Miss Nellie Fahey of St Louis returned home yesterday after a pleasant vist with Sister Mrs John Jones ter street has returned from ico where she has been her daughter Mrs Hulen mile away she was taken sick Jones had togo down after and he had to remain several days before she was strong enough to return She sick NOTICE TO AND TEACHERS Teachers of room No 1 will meet at my office 9 oclock Number 2 10 oclock Teachers of ber 3 Tuesday morning at 9 Se oclock and number 4 teachers M 30 oclock i Teachers of rooms Wed morning at 9 oclock Ex will 4 O departed yesterday for St Louis and St Paul Mo where they will spend a week or ten days with relatives Mrs Ollie Walker and children Of Montgomery City will arrivo tomorrow and visit with friends for a few days Mrs G A Brown returned Friday from several weeks stay at Harris Springs where she has been recuperating Mrs John and chil dren of Centralia are the guests of Mrs C W Walker and fam ily Mrs C P Curtis and mg son Max of Sedalia are the pleasant guests of Mrs August Hester and family Mrs Zack Medley and parted for their home in Danville 111 yesterday after a pleasant vis it with Mrs Mollie El sea and other relatives Misses Ellen and Margaret have returned from an extended visit with their aunt Mrs M Mansfield at Kanss Lynch Chas Kellar spent Thursday in the country the guests of their friend Mrs Meek and family Mrs Dulaney of east Coates street is out after If w f who have studied dur ing the summer I will be at my office every ai from 1 to 4 for the pur pose of classifying all new pu pils Please do not defer the first day of school as that will be a very busy day A meeting of all the teachers Saturday morning at 9 oclock Board of Education is invited to be present at this meeting The school will 9th 1907 Respectfully J C Lilly A PROSPEROUS FARMER Dr E W Slimier family who are sojourning on their largo farm near Greenwich Ohio this summer write to Moberly rela tives that the crops vested and that the sur passed all expectations They had their crops out on the shares and their share oats wheat and hay to a tn will be pleased to learn of the success initial which has attended attempt at farming Miss f
