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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1903

Page

3

Weekly Conservator Special Offer Hits Sedalia Market

The Sedalia Weekly Conservator offers a one dollar yearly subscription to reach a thousand homes by December first. The 30 day promo invites patrons to act, with solicitors wanted in every town. Address C. M. Endrah, Mann et, 104 E. Main Street, Sedalia Missouri.

Sedalia Weekly Conservator a+reed Missouri Times C. M. Endrah Mannet the Conservator E. Main Street Sedalia

Local notices and visits in town events and obituaries

Mr Clifford Robinson attends wick fist while Prof Gravett visits city on Saturday. Mr Chas Simpson visits Mins Hogan. Jas Hogan plastering house. Walker Cowan of Mt Mora hails town. P R Hogan and daughter Jennie in Sedalia. Dannie Johnson and sister Leote of Clifton shop in town Saturday. Rev Capt Milky of Booneville preaches at Baptist Church Sunday. Mrs Geo Garret visits her mother Mrs J W Mogan. Lena Hogan and Sally Hogan assist Red Cross Ft Louis. premium ice couch awarded. Nov 26 Mrs Hattie Dobbins Lyles dies after three years of ill health. leaves husband, child, siblings. sympathy extended. Ice about 4 inches thick. baptism of candidates. Miss Mary J Stevenson, beloved teacher, dies while attending funeral of cousin Geneva Murrell at Fisk University. Missionary Baptist Church to observe Thanksgiving Day with 11 o clock breakfast. Rev Morgan preaches at 2:30 and 7:30. prize awards to follow.

Hattie Dobbins Lyles Mary J. Stevenson Geneva Murrell Fisk University Nashville Tenn Missionary Baptist Church Morgan

New Frankfort society notes and local visits

Too late for last week Mr Guede visited her mother Mrs Laura Logan Sunday. Misa Williams of Dalton stays with Mian Lulu B Logan this week. A cold wave in Missouri evoked Jack Frost memories. Mrs Hulda Terry visited Mr and Mrs Jas M Jackson Sunday. Mr Sam Blanton left last week for Kentucky where she will engage with Dr Sullivan's family. Mr Wright, recently ill, is out again. Mrs Jas Nicholas has improved and cares for household duties. Mr J A Jackson of Kansas City visits his parents. Jackson's friends note his arrival. he is polite, intelligent and worthy of esteem. Rev Emerson of Free Will Baptist Church preached at 3 PM.

Mr.Guede Laura Logan Misa Williams Dalton Lulu B. Logan Jas. Nicholas J. A. Jackson Kansas City Jas. M. Jackson Jackson Emerson Free Will Baptist Church Kermon

Pleasant Grove Community News Highlights

Mrs Amanda Clarke and Mr B Garner are on the sick list this week as Rev D D Payton could not fill his Sunday place due to illness. Rev Henry Williams of Lexington filled in. Mrs Rosa Gant of Jacksonville, Ma., returned home after visiting her sister Mrs R Koontz. Mrs Amanda Clarke hosted a gathering for Miss Gertrude Jennings' birthday. Ella Payton of Salt Pond visits. Jas Koontz and Miss Lethea Drake traveled to Concordia on business. Alonzo Nolan spent Thanksgiving in Sedalia with Miss Lillian Martin. Hunters reported a daytime hunt on Thanksgiving. Daniel Price and Mrs Lydia Anthony spent Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs A Harris. Miss Lethea E Drake on sick list. Jas Koontz filling schoolroom.

D. D. Payton Henry Williams Lexington Rosa Gant Jacksonville R. Koontz Amanda Clarke Gertrude Jenning Ella Payton Salt Pond Jas. Koontz Lethea Drake Concordia Daniel Price Lydia Anthony A. Harris Johnson County Lethea E. Drake Francis Crutchfeld L. D. Fowler Will Henderson Henry Thomas Marshall Maggie Stevenson Kansas City Jennie Allen Marlinhall Mo Angie Gordon Charity Kelly Robert Stevenson Adeline Jackson Amanda Thomas Henry Whips W. M.turk Francis Crutchfield

Blackburn Thanksgiving Visits Reported

Mrs Delia Armstead is much improved and hopes to attend to duties this week. Mrs Sue Harris and Miss F Ya Fletcher of Alma Mo dined with Mrs Phillis Shannon for Thanksgiving. Miss Ollie Armstead and her baby sister Little Nancy visited Alma Wednesday, returning the same day with Amanda Jackson from K C en route to Blackburn for Thanksgiving.

Sue Harris F‘ya Fletcher Alma Mo Phillis Shannon Ollie Armstead Little Nancy Alma Amanda Jackson K. C Blackburn

Local notices and social updates from Saline and Cooper counties

Rev C R Smith authorized to take subscriptions in Saline and Cooper counties. Mary J Seals conservator receives favors as courtesy. Mrs Seals visiting Kansas City returns. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Sea bury. Mr M Jackson visits Marshall and Kansas City. Thanksgiving supper hosted by the ladies missionary society and by Mrs Kan sas Bright. Rev E D Burns conducts quarterly Free Will Baptist meeting. Isaac Combs attends Waverly Thanksgiving concert and hosts a supper at Mrs Mary Jones residence with elaborate dishes.

C.R. Smith Saline Cooper County Mary J Seals K.C E. D. Burns Free Will Baptist Church Isaac Combs Waverly Mary Jones

Community Notes From Malta Bend Local Social Update

Malta Bend items list sick lists travel and visitors with names such as Mrs. Sarah Neff Miss Oma Whips and Miss Amanda Thomas. Thanksgiving trips to Salt Pond Missouri and Lexington Missouri are noted along with dinners entertained by Mrs. Henry Whips and Mrs. Adeline Jackson. A concert Thursday night is reported a grand success and several residents plan returns home or visits with relatives in Kansas City Marshall and Arkansas.

Bowman of Lexington Mo Featured in Local Notice

The fragment mentions Mr J H Bowman of Lexington Missouri in a local notice context. Readable text provides minimal detail beyond his name and location.

J. H. Bowman Lexington

Latest styles showcased at St Louis Clothing Co Sedalia

The notice promotes fashionable walk over shoes and Stetson hats displayed by St. Louis Clothing Company at Second and Ohio. Sweringen & Co. are praised for groceries, and readers are invited to subscribe to Sedelia Weekly Conservator for 52 weeks for one dollar via James Wilson or W. H. Huston or C. M. English at 104 East Main St.

St. Louis Clothing Company Second and Ohio Tech Sedelia Weekly Conservator James Wilson W. H. Huston C. M. English East Main St Sedalia

St Louis Post Dispatch Bets 25th Birthday Celebration

Advertisement notes the St Louis Sunday Post Dispatch plans a 25th birthday on Sunday December 13 with a paper over two pounds, more than 124 pages, 18 color pages and 7 color selections. Order via J F Kuhn Agent Sedalia Mo.

ST. Louis Sunday Post Dispatch J. F. Kuhn Sedalia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clifford Robinson Prof. Gravett Our City Chas. Simpson Mins Hogan Jas. Hogan Walker Cowan Mt. Morah P. R. Hogan Jennie Dannie Johnson Leote of Clifton Capt Milky of Booneville The Baptist Church Sally Hogan Red Cross Ft. Louis New Frankfort Jack Frost Hulda Terry Sam Blantoneft Dr. Sullivan Mr. Wright Pleasant Grove B. Garner Alonzo Nolan Lillian Martin Delia Armstead R. Seabury M. Jackson Ladig¢S Missionary Society Austin Brooks Mr. M. Jackson Kansas Bright Malta Bend Sarah Neff Miss Oma Whips Frank Williams Salt Pond Mo Allen Gatewood Frank Barber Jr Martha Fowler Pete Kile Lewis Crawford Arkansas Quinn’s Main Street Q. C. Ohene Ba Sweringen & Co N. Osage Sepang Na Geischen & Viebrock Ilo S Osage St Sporting Goods J. M. Harris, M. D W. Main St Sedalia, Mo W. Morgan St
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