Local Church Activities and Visits Mentioned in City Notes
Sunday school and preaching schedules are listed alongside mentions of visitors and local visitors. Prof William Miller from Oklahoma searches for housing, Rev Richard Davis and Secalians attend the Carthage district conference, and families such as the Win Alexander and Hattie Dixon groups are noted returning from Chicago. The entry also references Grand Session attendance by Mrs Junie Gravette and her mother, and Rey Melerron’s travel through town to Hollowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Oklahoma
Rey Win Alexander
Richard Davis
Local Social Notes and Death in Sedalia
President and Mrs Lave wed from extended visit in brass last week. Mrs Virgil Bradley returned from Boonville with relatives. Mrs Hime Messerly visits, Mrs CN Baren in city. Minnie Fielda and Shelphs back from Mobherly Mo. Delegation to Free artist Annual Session. George Alexander departs for Higginsville. Dr J Will Jackson back from Arkansas vacation. Rev J J Clark visits sister ill with Typhoid. Educational Day at Quinn Chapel. Died Alexander Simpson Aug 22 1881 at 10 25 pm. funeral at Morgan St Hauptios Church. he leaves mother and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Simpson
Mr Simpson
Sedalia
Morgan St Hauptios Church
Mrs Lucy Murry Visits Kittie Violette's in Tolden
Mrs Lucy Murry visiting her sister Mrs Kittie Violette returned to Tolden. His son Rolph has been spending his summer vacation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Murry
Kittie Violette
Tolden
Hee Son
Rolph
Temple Itineraries at Burn's Chapel Near Sedalia
The Western Missouri Sunday School Convention held its annual session at Burn's Chapel on August 14 and 15. Notable events included a talk by Dr. G. W. Jennings on the Holy Land and an impressive literary program with welcome and response, recitations, papers, and music led by Miss Mable Williams, Miss Annie Kaley, Miss Birdie Shipley, and others from Sedalia and Blackwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Western Missouri Sunday School Convention
Burn's Chapel
G. W. Jennings
Holy Land
Atusic
Mias Mable Williams
G. W. Williams
B.S
Blackwater
Mias Jackson
Annie Kaley
Recitation and Church Trial at Nelson with Various Delegates
Recitation events and a church trial were held in Nelson featuring Miss Clenna Carrol James White Miss M Williams Miss Idella Hawkins and Rev J P McDonnell among participants. Officers elected include Rev F E Burn Pres Blackburn Idella Hawkins Vice Pres Marshall Rev J G McDonnell Secy Gilliam Mia Geneval Hunton Cor Secy Neleen Prof J G W Williams Treas Blackburn. A reception for Miss Maggie Canifax at Mrs J D Brewer’s residence drew many attendees. Our Aid Society visited Mrs Chapmans last Friday, enjoyed fried chicken and lively hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clenna Carrol
Nelson
James White
City
Merica
M. Williams
Napion Paper
Influence of Associates
Idella Hawkins
Marshall
Chase Wright
Andrew Jackson
Rev. FE
D. Burn’s
Pres
Blackburn
Vice Press
J. P. McDonnell
Sec'y
Gilliam
Mia
Geneval
Hunton
Cor
Neleen
JG. W, Williams
Treas
Blackwater
Ant
J.D. Brewer
Miex
Maggie Canifax
Springfild
Geo. R.smith College
Our Aid Society
Three Night Reception at Liberty Park Hall
State fair visitors are invited to attend a three night reception at Liberty Park Hall on August 23 24 25. Everyone is welcome to join for a friendly gathering and enjoyable time with community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park Hall
Local visitors noted in Tipton correspondence
Correspondence mentions extended visit of Mrs G D Saunders a former resident Miss Serenie Price from Clarksville visiting in Tipton and Miss Pierce formerly of the area. Mrs Alfred Fisher and two children from St Louis left for Versailles. Rev Elijah Hunter a traveling evangelist is preaching here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serenie Price
Clarksville
Tipton
Miss Pierce
Alfred Fisher
St Louis
Versailles
Elijah Hunter
Week of Notices and Visits From Local Figures
Week features sermons drawing large crowds each night. Visitors include Miss Hate Shackelford from Boonville, Miss Elia Tyler of St Louis, Miss Alph. Revais, George Thomas of Kansas City visiting relatives, and James Welby of Warrensburg. Editor Houston spent Sunday here. Coffeyville trip included a chat with the Vindicator staff and admiration for Arthur N Burns as a rising printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Tyler
St. Louis
Alph. Revais
Knights of Pythias plan travel and events in early week
Chancellor A. W. Lloyd of Mestouri Knights of Pythias will depart St. Louis on the 13th for points east. He will attend the Negro Business Men's League in Greater New York next week, then proceed to Washington for a short stay before reaching Pittsburgh to help organize the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Lloyd
Mestouri Knights of Pythos
St. Louis
Poiots
Negro Business Men's League
New York
Pittsburg
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Portland Exposition Round Trip Tickets At Low Fares
Portland and Northwest rail lines advertise round trip tickets from Portland to Tacoma Seattle Everett Beling ton Victoria and Vancouver from May 24 to Sept 30 with one way and return options and liberal stopovers. Fares from 47.85 with various May to September travel dates to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego and to Pueblo Colorado Spring Denver Glenwood Springs Grand Junction Lake Ogden at one fare plus 50 cents for the return. Tickets sold daily June 1 to Sept 30 with validity through October 31 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uip
Portland Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
Everett
Bellington
Victoria
van Conger
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Wortland
Great Northwest
Pueblo
Colorado Spring
Denver
Glenwood Springs
Grand Junction
Lake and Ogden
Local Notice Urges Settlement of Small Bill
A brief plea requests payment of a small outstanding bill to enable the sender to meet their own financial obligations. The message emphasizes urgency as debts rise and must be paid promptly.
Railroad Time Tables Arrive Doing East Depart No. S1243
Train schedule fragment lists arrival and departure times with several numbers and notes. It mentions No. 10 140 am No. 440 pm and No. 23 0210 pm, along with yard starting point and freight movements. The legible items indicate timetable entries without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihitta
Imac
Sedalta Warsaw and Soure Western Sedalta Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR notes describe travel movements north and east from Warsaw with times and locations, mentioning Seatabia and Sanitary Xe. The text is garbled but implies a schedule or transit report with arrival details and directions. Entities include Warsaw and possibly Seatabia. no clear dates or events are established.
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Taylor Chapel Methodist Church
Beavel Aching
Epworth League
WR. Davis
Cooper Street
Uan
Free Baptist Church
Ty A. m
Ido
Burns
Mish Lela Jones
DW Carr
Hattie Dixon
Lucile
Chicago
Carrie Cotton
Junie Gravette
Huntsville
Rey M Melerron
Our City
Holden
Mt Moriah
J D Burks
Lave
Visi IN Brass
Virgil Bradley
Boonville
Hime Messerly
St Logis
CN Baren
Minnie Fielda
Shelphs
George Alexander
eConsix
vAvon
Thur
Higginslle
Rey JW Jackson
Clinton, S
Cowen
Mises Flossie Guy
Viol# “ley
Gentre White
Butler
Our
J Will Jackson
Hoings
Ark
Stewart
West Cooper Jet
J J Clark
Lexington
Carthage
Arris Abbout
J.D Barbadale
Elider Ot
Reve
Wm Alexander
Ofncc
Arthur Beery
Warrensboro
St Lews
Coxstvatwor
Quinn Chapel
C N Buren
Burn’s Chapel
Birdie Shipley
M. Bagwell
Geneva Huston
Springfield, Mo
G D Saunders
Miss Hate Shackelford
Cordelia Allen
George Thomas
Kans City
Thomas
Grand Lodge
Dennis Payton
James Welby of
Warreensbury
Mrs
Mrs. Kelby
Houston
Fuston
Coffeyville
Kansas
Vindicator Office
Devil
Arthur N Burns
Saline Boy
de Whitaker
Central Missouri
Carthage Mo
Ao Station
Agate
America
Quorels
Batebhiake
Mallway
Hohy Maintadt
Kowklem
Morse School of ‘Telegraphy
Cheinwil
Buffalo
Atlanta
LaCrewne
Wie
Texarkana
Gat
New Yor AN
Washington
Leav
Portland, Ore
Missouri Pacific
Sedalta
Warsaw
SouTse
Leven Waraiawe
Seatabia
Missouri
Kan
Texas
Piven
Evil Sanitary
Shige m
Maine
Dallas Waco
IT Worth
Goalverston
Sal Moulton
TEX
Swawnior
Leanor
Tora
Indian Territory
Katy
Ford
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