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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1905

Page

4

Homes for Sale in Higginsville Missouri Bargains

For thirty days after July 8, Higginsville offers multiple cheap properties in various conditions. Listings include four room houses on two lots for 700, four room on 50 by 125 for 400, a near new five room on two lots for 1700, a 3 room bedrock cottage at 200, a five room cottage with outbuildings for 425, two 50 by 250 lots for 100, a neat three room house for 425, a four room lath and plastered home with basement for 900, a good three room on 50 by 150 for 500, all with wells, outbuildings and fruit. insurance on one priced at 1000. Contact Leonard E. Britt, Higginsville, Mo.

Centerview News in Briefs and Visits

Wm Scott recovers from malaria and attends to light activities while Jim Scott shows slight gains in health. Albert and Earl Gienn are erecting a cottage on Graham Street. Mrs Ella Edwards and son of Independence visit their mother this week. Mrs Lizzie Blackburn and son of Kansas City visit daughter Mrs Morgan. Woodruff, Morgan, and Warnick journeyed to town on business Monday. Mrs Thomas Woodruff visited Warrensburg Wednesday, and Rev S P Johnson of Versailles, returning from Tar ge District Conference, visited family along the way.

Ella Edwards Independence Lizzie Blackburn Anderson Kansas City Mrs. Morgan

Missouri State Fair Premium List For 1905 Sedalia

Receipt of the premium list for the Missouri State Fair to be held August 21 26 at Sedalia. New cattle barns dairy building and other buildings planned plus grandstand expansion. Open single fare rate by all railroads. Premiums raised across most departments including beef cattle fat cattle and foals stakes. Agricultural and fruit displays contested with county representation. Premium lists available from county clerks or Secretary J R Rippey Sedalia.

Sedalia Yeturn Missouri J. R. Rippey

District Conference Highlights At Carthage Week

Presiding Elder J. C. Berksdale led the annual District Conference in Carthage this week and conducted the first quarterly meetings in Rev. McFern’s new church. Rev. H. S. Vanzero and his wife from Paola Kansas are visiting Mrs. Rebecca Turner during the week.

Carthage J. C. Berksdale McFern A. M. KE H. S. Vanzero Paola Kansas Rebecca Turner

Mayor Donne's Proposed Move At Desplaines Street Station

The text advocates removing Justice Dooley from office at Desplaines Street station and sending him to the outskirts, praising the act as justice. It notes the National Baptist Convention’s Chicago meeting postponed to October 4 and mentions the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons Grand Lodge in the city this August with over 20 subordinate lodges, with Grand Secretary John G Jones arranging delegates.

Donne Chicago Desplaines Street Justice Dooley AF & A Maron Grand Sec’y John G Jones

People Attend Higgsngsville Fair and Clover Leaf Hall Entertainment

At Higgsngsville fair attendees included Mesdames James Wilson Georgia Day and H C Johnson Edward Day Silas Brent Arthur Willer Jam Harvey Hammers. The event reported a splendid time. Club No 3 staged a very successful entertainment last Saturday night at Clover Leaf hall.

Higgingsville James Wilson Georgia Day H.C. Johnson Edward Day Silas Brent Arthur Willer Harvey Hammers Club No. 3 Clover Leaf Hall

Local notices and social updates from Tipton area

Versaille5 notes Mr and Mrs Williams expect to move soon and many attended the State fair. Rev H J Burton was here on business Friday. Mrs Louisa McDonald left for Kansas City Wednesday. Mr G Y Chism and Miss Clara Redman wed Wednesday Aug 6 at the bride’s mother's home and left for What Cheer Iowa. Miss Clara to be missed and friends extend congratulations. Tipton street fair drew many attendees and Henry Harrison appears on the sick list. Mrs M W Williams returned from Grand Lodge with good news. Arthur Brent and Frank Lingle of Bunceton spent several hours in town Saturday. Miss Florence Davis of St Louis visiting relatives. Mrs Belle Wright left for Madison Mo last Saturday. Miss Carrie Meadows visiting relatives left for Sedalia Saturday.

G. Y. Chism Clara Redman Iowa Clara

Local Notes From Malta Bend And Nearby Towns

Mrs Emma Fowler and daughter left for Sedalia Saturday. Mrs Sarah Neff is visiting in Kansas City this week. Miss Mattie Fowler visits her aunt in Lexington. Mrs J HeBowen and Miss Maggie Steverson spent Sunday in Marshall. Misses Martha Fowler Maud Fowler and Mrs Adline Jackson and Mrs Alien Gatewood are on the sick list. Arthur Wyte came Wednesday to attend his brother Henser Wyte’s funeral. Miss Hannie Wilson is also on the sick list. Mrs Sarah Wilson spent Sunday night with Mrs C Tayes who is bedbound.

Mattie Fowler Lexington J HeBowen Martha Fowler Maud Fowler Adline Jackson Alien Gatewood Sarah Wilson C Tayes

Riley Webb and wife move into new home Saturday

Riley Webb and his wife celebrated moving into their new home this past Saturday marking a milestone in their residence. The couple settled in with friends joining in the quiet, domestic moment.

Riley Webb

Local News Briefs From Warrensburg Area

Warrensburg visitors include Frown of Parksville and Mrs Stella Hawkins Bohannon from Lamonte. Arthur Berry left for Kansas City Saturday. Mack Scott of Lamonte called on the Harris family in Gayst Sunday. Prof A R Reynolds went to Seda lia on business. J H Jones and Ben Simpson attended the Higginsville Fair last week. Miss Birdie Harris and Estelle Jones enjoyed the Higginsville Fair. Wen Simpson won honors at the fair. Jordan Simpson is on the sick list.

R H Frown Parksville Our City Arthur Berry Kansas City Mack Scott Lamonte Harris Wen Simpson Higginsville Stella Hawkins Bohannon

The Opportunity of Today for Men of Means

The opportunity for men with little means is greater today in the Southwest's prairie states. Lands now prosperous farms and ranches, yet unimproved areas in Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas offer vast investment chances. Many towns lack diverse business lines and need hands to develop the country.

Prairie States Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas Texmire

Also Mentioned on This Page

Homes For Sale Leonard EB. Britt Higginsville, Mo Centerview Wm. Scott Jim Scott Albert Earl Gienn Graham Street Messrs Thomas Woodruff William Morgan Abe Warnick Thomas Woodruif Warrensburg S. P. Johnson Versailles Targe Us. C Missouri State Fair Sedalia, Missouri R. Fields Morgan Street St. Louis National Baptist Mrs. Williams H. J. Burton Louisa McDonald Tipton Street Fair Henry Harrison M. W. Williams Grand Lodge Arthur Brent Frank Lingle Bunceton Florence Davis Belle Wright Madison, Mo Carrie Meadows Malta Bend Emma Fowler Sedalia Sat Sarah Neff Maggie Steverson Marshall Arthur Wyte Hannie Wilson Geo. R. Smith College I. L. Lowe A&r Reynolds J H Jones Ben Simpson Higginsville Fair Birdie Harris Estelle Jones Jordan Simpson Jos M.K T. Ry Katy Theraty Flyer J. M. Harris W. Main St Sedalia, Mo W. Morgan St Uschi Ada Mes Richard Sanders Lamine St. Bell H. G. Phillips W. Main Street G. J. Kehl Meat Market J Grosshaw Grocer East Main St Trane Manks Ceione Perrys Corrymrants &c. Anrone Aulesiy Valerie Aly Jarews Seid al Aw Iq
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