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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
3
Local church listings note Sunday services from morning to noon hours and evening sessions midweek events. Directory entries include street address on Cooper Street and weekly church activities across Sedalia communities.
Guan's Chapel Free Baptist Church announces Sunday ser vices on the first and third Sundays each month at 11:00 am and 6:00 pm Prayer Meeting on Tuesday night Covenant Meeting Wednesday night Pews are free and all are welcome Rev E P D Burns is pastor Miss Leila Jones serves as clerk
Rev FS Bowles delivered the Word to Wingdor citizens. George Alexander, a leading printer, has been seriously ill this week. De J M Harris spent Monday and Tuesday in St Louis with his son Earl. Artie B Harris of Warrensburg called at the office on business. Freeland Bettie of Muskogee arrived Tuesday to visit friends. William Ferguson and Anna Clark wed last Saturday at the Justice’s offices. Masonic Picnic at Fooneville on The Lich of August. Nat Diggs invites attendees to meet or be seen.
The notice lists events including the UB F installation on the 20th the masonic turnout on the 28th and another event on the Fourth of August. It emphasizes dates to attend and observe the listed activities.
Mrs Susan J Layne returns home Saturday after a lengthy stay in Houston and other Texas cities. Mrs Arris Abbott is convalescing after a slight fever. Clifton Perry the caterer took a day off and went west last Wednesday evening. Miss Roth Claxton of St Lonix visits Mrs Carrie Jackson of West Morgan Street.
Rev J and Tucker were in the city last Wednesday as Ws reports he is gearing up for a major event at Smithton in the near future.
Mrs Hattie Dixon and her granddaughter Miss Lucie Wright are enjoying a pleasant visit in Chicago with Mrs Carrie Cotton. The trio is spending time sightseeing and catching up during the trip.
Da nvetts County Colored Mail association leaders start on schedule for the annual meeting at Miggineville Mall. A larger premium display across departments is planned, with speed cuties noted as standout attractions. Interested parties may contact Moses Green in Lexington or J. W. Perry in Higginsville for information.
Notice invites church leaders to prepare for the Central Missouri Conference session at Carteridge Missouri on August 16. It urges sending representatives with pastors and coordinating stand sites for visitors on that date.
Walker and Thompson relocate their stock from 115 East Main Street to new quarters four doors east at 11g East Main. They invite former patrons to visit at any old time.
Grand Lodges will convene with dates listed for Kwronrs or Iyrmias as provided in the notice. The document outlines scheduling and location details for participating lodges and affiliated bodies.
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge to meet in Macon from July 25 to 28. U Siten Baornitis or Perso The U B F Grand Session to convene in Huntsville Missouri from August 8 to 12. Masonic Grand Lodge to hold Annual Meeting in Hoon ville Missouri from August 8.
Boonville reports the BYP U convention convened at Banceton on the 13 and will run through the 16. The Missouri river rise threatens crops in the bottoms nearby. Mrs Pearl Wilson and daughter of Banceton returned home after visiting sister Miss Jennetta Davis. Maria Tolbert visits Banceton. Mrs Douglas and family plan to depart for California on the 16.
Mr Wilson received community support as neighbors aided the town during a difficult week. Among those helping were Mesdames Abe Sibley, Carter, and her daughter who contributed to relief efforts and comfort.
South Grove on July 11 mourns the death of Lewis Woods a longtime pioneer aged about 75 after a brief illness. He was a member of the M E Church at Elmwood. He leaves a widowed wife one brother and five sons. The Conservator extends sympathy to the bereaved.
Ree Mc Donald filled his regular appointment here Sunday for a week as Master Tommie Carroll stayed with Little Raymond Smith.
Mon A W Lloyd is noted as Grand Chancellor Commander of the Knights of Pythias in Paris report from the Conservator special dispatch.
Correspondents and subscribers are warned not to waste space by printing on both sides of a sheet. Messages sent to this office should be written on only one side to avoid disposal as waste.
Rev Edward Wilson delivered an address in the Taborean Hall at Sweet Springs recently. Every one present enjoyed his remarks. Misses Zepher and Vivian Laya with their aunt Mrs Willa Dixon at Palmyra have returned home after opening their vacation.
Will Parker of Oklahoma travels to Des Moines Louisiana this week to enter a merchant business, with a roundtrip rail fare of 1.50. The Sedalia departure is 8:45 p.m. on the stated date, with return from Des Moines at 10:20 p.m. on Sunday July 2.
Mes Anna Hubbard and Miss Fannie Counce left for Kansas City at 2 40 pm on Thursday. They have enjoyed a pleasant stay at Mrs Sanders' home for several days as WH Cline organizes activities this week for the community's August Celebration.
Portland Exposition announces daily ticket sales from May 24 through September 30 offering round trip fares to Portland Tacoma Seattle Everett Huntington Victoria and Vancouver ex with flexible stopovers. Rates start at 847.85 in California while long round trips to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego are also available on many May to September dates. Plan trips with one way and return options and enjoy the Lewis and Clark exposition and the Great Northwest.
Train fare to Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Glenwood Springs Grand Junction Lake Ogden set at one fare plus fifty cents for round trip. Sold daily June 1 to Sept 30 with validity through October 31 1905. Liberal stopovers allowed.
Mr Burress of Versailles visited his best girl here Saturday and Sunday in Tipton.
Rev DB Payton spent the week in Tipton tending Methodist Church duties. A number of locals attended the Street Fair in California this week. Mrs Eivelyn Rollins hosted the H. P. A. society at Mr M Roberts home last Friday with dainty refreshments and a pleasant time. Alpha and Nora Reavis are repairing homes on Howard St Missouri and visited the Philosophian Lodge No 33K on Friday night. His annual lecture impressed with logical forethought and his unionist and property tips were well received. Sir A W Livya, a progressive young man, helped raise the Endowment Department significantly since his term as chancellor commander. The grand lodge should keep him in place. Mrs Sarah Wright, an Evangelist from Marebultown Jawa, conducts a revival at the AM KB Church. Princess Wubbard remains on the sick list. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Alford Butler died Sunday night, buried Monday at one week old. the couple mourn the loss of Addie, eleven years old. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
John Lewis Blackwater returns after visiting friends in Sedalia. Professors Huston Adams visit en route to Rock Island and St Louis. Miss Mary Combs and Miss Willa Brown host gatherings. Catherine Cabble visits Bradley Davis and plans Omaha trip. Arrow Rock picnic draws locals. Cecil Smith Ethel Dleeve visit Nelson. Adam and Switzer guests in Blackwater Sunday.
The Twentieth Century Correspondence School offers shorthand and business instruction by mail. It touts nationwide reach with students across the Central Southwest and emphasizes prompt mail-order service. Instructors include C. A. Biggers, Muskogee, LT. P. Box 121.
A damaged OCR snippet lists freight movements with partial times and destinations. It mentions local and intercity departures and arrivals, unidentified codes, and irregular punctuation, suggesting a transport timetable fragment with missing details.
A fragmentary note reports Sedalia, Warsaw, and Southwestern firms arriving in Warsaw via Lenvoe. The text is unclear with stray names and time indicators but signals a transport or arrival event linked to these entities in Warsaw.
A compact fragmentary note appears as a headline like line with unreadable characters. It offers no clear names places dates or events. Readers should seek the readable portion for any actionable content.
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