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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
3
Me We se icies Pie 7 B, Coapa 168 ee iad Third Sun day in each. month, 11 a. m, and '7x80 p. a .Prayer. Meeting Tuesday night 'Covenant Meeting . Wed, night Pews py and everybody made welcome Rev E VL Barns, Pastor, Mies Lela Jones, Clerk.
Morgan Street Baptist Church schedules a Sunday service at 11:00 a.m. and Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. A preaching service follows at 7:30 p.m. A prayer meeting is held every Wednesday evening. Butler Le Ray Adkins, Pastor. A crowded attendance noted. Lewis Thomas of Dresden renewed his subscription for another year. Mattie Bubree of Tipton received a birthday gift from her parents.
Calvin Shipley and Mina Susan Babbington received sickness allowances from the Protective Association of Hannipel. Lonnie Drake and Mrs Laura Kingsbury wed with many friends attending. Rev Richard Davis officiated a strong, joyful ceremony. The Conservator notes the couple’s hopeful voyage ahead.
Pettis County Republicans begin fall campaign efforts following the state committee example. Local figures David Roberts announces candidacy for recorder, citing a clean record and aims for the nomination. Walter Morey, a Sedalia businessman, seeks re-election, drawing opposition from some Republicans while peers regard him highly. The Conservator notes questions about spoils and unity as the party readies for the contest.
An official roster lists semi annual elections for Pythian Lodges in Missouri with officers named for Faverrr Lopax No. 35 Clinton Lopet No. 53 Rice No. 20 Firethy Lope No. 7 Paris Greater Sepalia No. 42 and Wararaspurs Soper No. 48. Included are chancellor commanders vice chancellors prelates masters of work finance exchequers records and seals medical registers and grand representatives.
Miss Cora Everton of St Louis visits Miss Eliza beth Rollins this week. Miss Nelle Watson of Orrville hosted a whist party with guests Bertie Brown Aimee Russell Bird Pond Birdie Tammie Lake Hattie M Shackleford. Guests praised Miss Watson as a charming hostess after a dainty lunch.
A partial report notes George Anderson among attendees at a ball Saturday evening. Allen Anderson and cons, John and Allen, were also present, with others listed among the revelers.
Local notes report cold, snowy weather last Monday in Marshallis with mentions of Rev Harrison Green returning from Carbondale on the 21st and a revival at North Street church closing Friday. Several residents, including Miss Georgia Hunter, Joseph Thomas, Sam Shannon, Rev Monroe Jones, Alfred Harper, Everett Walker, and others, visited town or returned home.
William Graham of Higginaville was here recently on business. Dr Ball plans to build a beautiful and comfortable home. Jet the tasty spring ae Coates and Green Marcus, who has ie for several weeks as.
NEW FRANKLIN reports a successful musicale by the Jackson sisters at Hughes Chapel on the 20th. The entertainers are praised as credit to George R Smith College, with Mrs O R Kings, Miss Effie Hughes and Hatis credited for much financial success. Rose Endicott and Miss Camp Eigin of Fayette attended. Phen Lowtham is ill.
James H. Patterson announces the North Side Cash Butcher Shop offering fresh meats and home made sausage. Located at 519 North Orage Street, Bell Phone 1773. Delivers to all parts of the city and invites friends to compare cash prices.
Editorial plea urging readers to send in their cash subscription payments immediately to support the Conservator. It stresses urgent need and asks for prompt action from supporters.
Correspondents and subscribers are urged to use only one side of the paper for submissions. Materials written on both sides will be discarded at the waste casket.
If you've never been southwest to Indian Territory or Texas there is a treat. Escape winter weather and find better opportunities for building money in the Southwest today. On January 2 and 16 and February 6 and 20, most tickets will be sold one way and round trip at exceptionally low rates. If your agent cannot quote the rates, write for details. Address H. F. Bowsher for The Coming Country.
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