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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
3
A jumbled local correspondence page reports visits, business openings, church events, and farm activity. Items mention Pressling Elder Barksdale traveling from Lesington after a quarterly meeting, Robert Hayes opening a restaurant at 420 Mara Street, and various society notices, baptist church reorganizations, and farm field work amid community life in Lafayette County.
In Sweet Springs Rev William Divers after days in Sedana returned home early Sunday. Rev J T White is in Sedatia seeking a base to move his family soon. John Guthrie moved to the farm for the season. Mrs Julia Chiem of Houstonia shopped in town Monday. The Conservator costs one dollar per issue. J A Lucas and Miss Malinda Brockman spent Sunday with friends. April 22 is advertised Clover Leaf Hall at Citas. Mrs Everad Johnson is very ill. Louis Day has been bedridden for days. Last Saturday the swift Angel of death claimed J J Smith and his wife.
Malta Bend reports Arthurs Rhodes left for Les invian last Saturday. Mrs Fl lfourens Meadamesa Gaoreiv Weaver visited with Crawford at shopping in Moarstiall. Miss Oreal Turk shows slow improvement. George Lee and family in Marshall on Saturday. Eddie Triplet spent Sunday near Cow Creek. Pubile school will close on the 4th of May. Lewis Fowler and William Henderson visited Marshall Sunday. Annie Florence attended the Conservator. Miller Neff remodels his property and adds finishing touches.
Marvy Hardle returned from Sedalia last week. Prof J W Cooper visited Rueb Noster Saturday. Miss Pearl Brown of LaMonte visited here. Rev Bo haonan greeted with smiles. Chief A Maclin from George R Smith College spoke to youths on Saturday and Sunday about overcoming adversities. audience urged another visit soon.
Horace Cooper and Gilbert Williams visited Maretiad Friday evening while Alfred Harper and Everette Walker of Marshall called on Alisses Pollard Sunday. Miss George Weaver and Miss Barney Florence attended Mrs Pike Smith’s guests, and many others were noted visiting friends and family across the region including the Shannon and Clay households.
Rev John K Wilson of Georgetown with Ray T M Orewa P 13 of Mascotte District CMO Church visited here last week Rev Prawn preached impressively at St James Chapel Wee not an evening Mr Potts of Uriel visited friends here last week Mrs and Mrs Alex Vo North Washington mule grooi is a Young neat of only two shimmers and the bride to A WSO Banden of nerdate on Day Rev J Gordons making so very seal improvements on the property He believed in ex amplees preaching Mes Bfinghes of Blairstown came Saturday to have her eyes treated Mrs A Coppage who has been quit Some better Artie Swindell of Kania Coty is an hone on a wisit wee fire mon Ly Join A Lowery attended district stewards meeting at Sweat Springs last week He reported having had a pleasant trip The Jolly Jahiler singers from the South gave an entertainment at the Second Baptist Church last Wednesday evening A crowded Denny Smith departed for Geer o ay Tuesday where he will spend several weeks Editor W H Huston of the DAKIA Wrethy Comatarin vi and rese the people at St James Chapel Sunday evening J J Bush contractor Harrisonville is very busily engaged here at present in putting in great old walks porches steps etc He is doing a good business here Mr Ernest Dusning and Miss Cornela Wobater were wanted a maniage last Saturday evening The ceremony was performed at the tester paruatst
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