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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
4
Homes and lots offered for thirty days after July 8 in Higginsville Missouri list four room houses on various sized lots with outbuildings wells fruit trees and remarks on condition. Prices range from 200 to 1700 with details on lot size improvements and nearby business streets. Contact Leonard Britt Higginsville Mo for more information.
Missouri State Fair premium list for 1905 in Sedalia August 21 to 26 announces new barns and expansions to improve facilities. Open one fare rate to Sedalia by state railroads. Premiums rise across departments including 50 and 323 for best five mules and 850 and 2500 for best single male. sweepstakes for best jack. fat cattle classes with 125 total for beef breeds. futurity stakes for foals 1905 08. $1000 guaranteed with adjustment if stakes exceed. Contests open to boys under fifteen girls under fifteen and to ladies.
In Sedalia Missouri from August 21 to 26 a series of cash premiums are offered for agricultural displays. A $200 prize goes to the best county or county-represented display from any of the five state sections. $10 and $5 prizes reward the top twenty corn car varieties. A $150 prize honors the best county fruit display and $40 rewards the largest apples display by a single person. Premium lists available from the county clerk or Secretary J. R. Rippey in Sedalia.
Mr Leonard and Mrs Laura Davis spent a few days with their daughter Mrs Clark. Mr Pallard and wife of Salt and Spent Sunday with James Falkner and family. Rev William Porter and Rob art Steward of Waverly preached for Rev Tuyes. Mrs Emma Simpson of Ottumwa Town visits friends. Mr Falker and wife attended the Waverly picnic. Piper couple plan to move to Mt Leonard. Mrs Wim Clark on sick list two weeks but able to be out soon. Miss Georgia Mriplett expected home soon.
Rev C Tayes preached in Pen nytown Sunday for Bro James Rhoades. Mrs Minnie Shannon visited in Marshall Monday. Miss Martha Fowler will leave for Yates Mo on the 22nd of July. Pete Kile and Tommie San-
Miss Julia Harrison is improving after several weeks of illness. Mrs. Louise McDonald of Kansas City is visiting relatives in Versailles. Miss Ada Hannan left for Clinton to visit relatives and friends. Versailles anticipates a grand affair on August 4 with music by the Bunceton band. Little Thelma Woods remains on the sick list.
Paris A W Lloyd Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias visited Philosophian Lodge No 33 on the 7th and delivered instruction. Officers were installed at the last meeting including C C W E Richenson and M W Richard Taylor. A Miss A Williams of St Louis visited the Court of Calanthe. The Baptist Church had no pastor and services Sunday.
Mrs Iverest Berry attended the Street Pair in Warrensburg last week. Blackwater attendees joined services Sunday and Mr and Mrs Briscoe and family were at the socal on Tuesday night. Mrs Mannah returned from Omaha after visiting her daughter. Lucy Murray has been sick but attended Sunday service. A basket meeting is planned at Blackwater Sunday with expected spiritual delight. Rev Gibson organized a Sunday School there. Fannie Isam, recently sick, is out again. Baptists attended services in Centerview last Sunday. Johanie Carter spent last week in Kansas City.
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