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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
4
Directory of lodges with meeting nights and officers across Missouri towns including St Louis Pine Street area. Entries list lodge numbers names chancellor commander and keeper of records and seal with monthly schedules and venues.
Kansas City lodges meet at 553 Main St with Annett Harpy as Chancellor Commander and Barvar E. Watkins as Keeper of PROGRESS No 43. Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Mondays.
Greater Sedalia Lodge No 42 and Fidelity Lodge No 7 Springfield list meeting details. Bowes and Adams serve as chancellors commanders, keepers of records, with meetings at Pythian Hall 325 Boonville Street and 325 Leonville Street respectively. Thagoras Court No 16 Springfield notes sessions on the second and fourth Wednesday afternoons, with Lucy Williams and J L Boxley holding offices.
The Lexington Union Band asks citizens statewide for support in its first year and guarantees satisfaction. Call on W. Strother, Rh. H. Hucans, secretary, general manager. P O Box 585, Lexington, Missouri.
Robert White visited the city last week and Rev George Abbott is back with us. Mrs A Wright has recovered from illness. Rev Kidd of Fleasonton Kansas joined a K of P initiation. Miss Jane Brown rushed to Harrisonville to her ill mother. Fine and Smith of Pleasanton Kansas were guests of a sister. Election day favored Republicans with two seats won. Rev Kidd aided a Pleasanton revival. Also Rev Green of Nevada with William Kedsaw and Miss Gertrude Crouch wed.
At the Lexington Annual Conference the Woman's Home Missionary Society reports a tripling of participation from 91 to 197 and outlines receipts from March 1905 to March 1906. Led by officers including Mrs Henley of Louisiana, the society includes 15 auxiliaries and several supporters from St Louis Sedalia Bridgeton Kansas City Rolle and other locales.
On Thursday evening March 29 a ceremony was performed by Rev Abbott at the bride’s parents home on East Pine Street. Family and close relatives attended as the couple received congratulations before departing for Rich Hill, their future home.
Len Clark moved to the country Lewis Ferguson went hunting last week Mrs Anthony Jackson left for St Louis Wednesday Rey and Mrs Higgs moved to East West street Fred Miller, ill, now able to be about Mrs Maggie Thomas called to Sedalia last week for her brother’s illness FB church drama rescheduled to the 13th Frank Perkines in town last Saturday selling a song he authored A Green and wife arrived from Chicago Friday morning greeted by many
Ray Thomas of Gilliam stayed with his aunt Mrs Lulu Grant over Sunday and Monday. He was later joined by Atwood and Harrison Thomas, and they left together on the midnight train.
LEXINGTON Mrs Harrison Gates is on the mend. Jim Morris of Chicago visiting relatives in our city. Zion Chapel to host a Christopher Columbus entertainment on April 9. Bud Conway and wife of Aullville visited Edmund Walker's family Sunday. Mrs Irvin Hawkins hosted an excellent luncheon Friday evening in honor of Mrs H L Anderson of Omaha Neb.
Thomas and Scott publish a new pocket map of Sedalia showing all streets and points of interest. It marks the location of State Fair buildings and other notable sites. Price is 15 cents. Thomas Printing Co.
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