14 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
1
Local notices describe store hours and community figures visiting, with mentions of Waldo Yatesy and Miss Winger. The piece highlights popular and respected young people forming new social ties, and notes yesterday’s business activity in Ramiel.
Robinson's Book Store and the Randolph Macon Company have surveyed a rail line from Migbee to Ponteville. Swan McDonald and Richard Doyle lead a force testing terrain through woods for a two mile segment near Ponteville. The route aims to be short and cost heavy, with work to begin in spring and push quickly.
A large audience witnessed the reunion service joining the First Presbyterian and Cumberland churches at Coates Street Church last night. Rev G Bowing delivered a powerful address on being and unity, while the occasion highlighted the churches plan to unite under the Presbytery of Thomas with ceremonial readings and praise.
The community welcomes Rev WA Bartlett as the new pastor of the united congregation. A bright outlook follows the installation as a large crowd gathers for the service. The ceremony includes sermons, charges to pastor and people, and a closing benediction with hymns and prayers.
Halliburton of Higbee purchases 4. H. Holloway's meat market at 804 Gone upon street and will move in Monday. Halliburton is not a stranger, having owned this shop about twelve years ago. He has rent wedge shop and dwelling and will move his family here at once.
The WS group will conduct its installation ceremonies at their hall Tuesday night followed by a banquet. Members and visiting brothers and sisters are urged to attend per the Daily Democrat.
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