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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1905

Page

4

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Blackburn Lodge Installations Highlight Quiet Weekend

The Blackburn Lodge No 129 AF and AM held its Annual Installation with large attendance. Miss Ally Baker Robert Stewart and Sam Pat of Waverly Lodge assisted. Rev J oT White of Sweet Springs preached. Mrs Annie Frazier Sadie Stewart and Fr M Jackson visited. Several locals traveled for events and services while Miss Ella Fletcher was laid to rest at Pleasant Grove.

Blackburn No 129 AF and Ally Baker Robert Stewart Sam Pat Waverly Lodge J Ot White Sweet Springs Annie Frazier Sadidie Stewart Fr M Jackson Martshall

Residents and visitors noted in Warrensburg column

William Porter of Kansas City visits Amos Adams on Miny street. Emmet Jones returns from Kansas City. Arthur Berry of St Louis makes a hurried trip on the 25th. Master Marshall Miller works at Miller and Rowlett Ice Cream Parlor. Miss Hattie Berry enjoys a week with sister Mrs Jessie Grant. Rev Walt Hobannon preaches an excellent sermon on the evening of the 2nd. The Conservator gains TYAN readers and plans to add more. Next week a poem by Artie Harris will appear.

William Porter Kansas City Amos Adams Miny Street Emmet Jones Arthur Berry St Louis Marshall Miller Miller and Rowlett Hattie Berry Jessie Grant

Higginsville resident undertakes roof and home improvements

Atkins is having a fine new roof put on his residence and other improvements that will add much to its appearance. Mrs Archie and Sam Hopkins at Mayview shopped here Monday. Mrs Lousia and Harriet Jackson with Misses Belle and Omelia Jackson and Mrs Malinda Beaton attended the islet meeting at Wellington last Sunday. Mr and Mrs F G Garret spent Monday in Johnson County. AMBE Church members plan to remedy the parsonage before the Rentail Conference in October.

RV F Atkins Archie Sam Hopkins Mayview Lousia Harriet Jackson Belle Omelia Jackson Malinda Beaton Wellington F G Garret Johnson County Ambe

Counting Dots Contest Offers Prizes and Subscriptions

A promotional plan offers 40 cents for six months with one free count, or $1 for a year with three free counts and eligibility for a 250 prize if counts reach three. The prize list includes watches, pianos, diamonds, books, and year subscriptions, with judges led by Mayor John W. Holtzman. Participants must submit counts, with multiple prize tiers and ties decided by best counting plan.

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Parmer and Isadore Worlsoff Attend Picnic With Lodge

Contest Dept. address notes Parmer and Isadore Worlsoff purchasing a new rubber tired buggy for midweek use with a “best girl” for a pleasant ride. Strother Lodge No 84A F and A M plans a July 4 picnic at Higginsville Fair Grounds led by Union Band of Lexington. Refreshments and amusement await, 10 cent admission, officers listed.

Parmer Isadore Worlsoff Minny Strother Lodgee No 84A F Higginsville Fair Grounds Fair Grounds Union Band Lexington

Walker Club Initiated into Pythianism in Town

Prof Cooper DG C K of Warrensburg led the Walker Club into Pythian mysteries on Monday. Green Valley Large No Ko P NA SA EAA A& W N Thomas of Wharton arrived to visit cousin Will Davis and helped in the newt sage. Harry Green and wife stayed with Mr and Mrs Conway and planning business in Le Louis. Rev A A Gilbert attended the District Conference and Sunday School Convention at Washington Mo last week. Mrs Robert Davis returned from Wichita and KC visit with sisters. The Flinch elib was entertained by Mrs Malinda Pierce Fid y afternoon. first prize went to Mrs Woodson, Mrs McKinney, lunch served. a pleasant time overall.

Cooper P of Warrensburg Our Town Walker Club Green Valley EAA W N Thomas Wharton Tex Will Davis Harry Green Conway le Louis A A Gilbert Washington Mo Washington Malinda Pierce Woodson McKinney Lana

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