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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
4
A dense listing of Pythian lodges across Missouri detailing meeting nights at various temples. Officers named include chancellor commanders and keepers of records and seal, with locations from St Louis to Cape Girardeau and Sedalia.
ALL MERY AT THE VENDOME Acadeny 1734 Grand Ave MCKINLEY No 21 Meets on the 1st and 3rd Tues O'clock at 553 Main st Arnett Harpy Chancellor commander Bontvard Warxenys Keeper of records and seal
Provident No 166 meets every 2nd and 4th Friday at 2 30 with Mrs Fannie Moss and Mrs S M Dibble. Progress No 5 meets at 2 with Mrs Lily Johnson and Mrs Ellen Yocum. Oriental No 10 meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs Maggie Taylor and Mrs Lulu Edwards. Whatis Rose No 17 meets every 3rd Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs Lilie Medford and Mrs Pinkey Green.
Warrensburg Lodge No 46 meets the first and third Fridays at 8 pm in the castle hall Perry Aden is Chancellor Commander J Will Cooper Keeper of Records Utopia Court No 19 Sedalia meets first Thursday at 3 pm in DOH hall Mrs J A Miller Worthy Councillor Mrs Lulu Coleman Registrar of Deeds Philosophian Lodge No 33 Paris meets second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 pm F J Nott Chancellor Commander G A Donaldson
The statehood of Oklahoma and Indian Territory is driving rapid growth in towns and cities. The region seeks more inhabitants to develop unimproved lands and expand business, with openings for small stores, mills, manufacturing, banks, newspapers, lumber yards, and for both mechanics and professional men.
Your Opportunity Now invites readers to take advantage of exceptionally low rail rates to Oklahoma on July 17, August 7 and 21. Tickets are valid 30 days from sale with stopovers at pleasure, letting travelers inspect every section of the new state. Request the July issue of The Coming Country free paper.
The record notes social visits in Sedalia and Salt Pond with Della Williams and Sallie Morehead visiting relatives. It reports the third quarterly ME church meeting held at Salt Pond on the 7th and 8th, a love feast in Sweet Springs, and a total collection of 16 dollars at Salt Pond and 5.50 at Sweet Springs.
J S Lothan shows marked improvement after illness. Mrs Kate Hughes plans a trip to Arkansas. Cliffie Estill and Lettie Talbot spent Friday in Boonville. Delitha Jackson left for Kansas. Mrs Jane Finis and daughter from Sedalia visit Ollie Banks family. Jane Stapleton convalescing after two weeks illness. Della Watson returned from Paris. Homer Pearson and young men secured a good???
Miss Phevoe Brown of Arrow Hook 19 is guest of her cousin Mrs Kattie Hughes at the Katy roundhouse as a social visit local in tone and brief in detail.
Versailles residents and friends traveled to Fulton, Jefferson City, and Sedalia while others visited California and California bound. A church sermon series ran Thursday and Friday, music classes formed in Tipton, and a July 1 party at the Hunter home featured musical selections and games with numerous local names in attendance.
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