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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
3
Sunday services listed including preaching class meeting Epworth League and prayer meeting at 11:00 AM 6:30 PM and 7:083 PM Rev RK Davis pastor residence 107 E Cooper Street.
Sunday School held on the first and third Sunday each month at 9 a.m. Prayer Meeting on Tuesday night and Covenant Meeting on Wednesday night. Pews free and all in attendance. Rev Edd Turns, Pastor. Miss Lela Jones, Clerk.
Rey FL Woodford experiments with the Cupids while a fowl business call and kitchen shifts dominate local chatter. Miss Leanora Dillon plans a Wyoming visit. Teachers Institute adjourns after a successful session. births and obituaries mark another week in Warrensbury with Rev Davis aiding and Epworth League growing.
A Harris of Columbia plans to locate here and work as a first class cook near W H Cline's boarding house on East Jeffet. Prof Shelton French was called by Bishop Grant to Quindara Kansas to assist with Western University work. Great race tract man Cras Edward spent several days in our city last week and plans to host a social during fair week. Rev Ht Ctlot of Arkansas conducts services at Morgaty st church this week and will preach Sunday. Union hod-carriers did not strike but were dismissed by management replacing them with non union workers. James Pyle reports a three room cottage under construction on the East end of his lot on I Jsige Ave by Morgan and Murray as contractors.
Rev J W Powell of Morgan Street Baptist Church Boonville Missouri preached at the Morgan Street Church last Sunday and administered the Sacrament. He will assist Rev Joe Tucker in opening Smithton on the 11th. Rev S J Clemens, visiting from New York, preached at Taylors Chapel Sunday morning and at the AM church Sunday evening. The community plans an open air meeting at Osage and Johnson corners with strong singing. Services run daily at 8 30 p m with invitations extended. Rev H C Cummings, Manager.
An organization of the Presbyterian church met at AMFB Church last Sunday. Enrollment reached 17 for the Creek Normal convened on Monday June 8. By Thursday June 5, 75 teachers enrolled and more are expected next week. The Earthiers Association organized Monday May 2 with HOM Fletcher as President and IH A Clark as Vice President. Other members include A Williams BF Brown S G Harper and several named as colored except one.
Citizens face heavy tribal taxes with threats to close businesses for nonpayment. A grand rally at Spencer Chapter MKK Church raised over 200 dollars, featuring prizes for top fundraisers Mitts Letah Bowers Anna Sypos and Mrs McKinley. Local births, visits, and community notices accompany the report.
An unclear note records someone speaking on behalf of Mrs Sypies and Attorney General Lange to Mrs McKinley, with no further context or outcome provided.
Edna Rountee returns home on Sunday while Miss Cora Woolf of Chicago visits relatives. Frank Hollis visited relatives out of town last week. OW Hall of St Louis transacted business here Wednesday. IL. A Britt sold real estate last week. Mrs Emma Shiplet of Lexington visits relatives. Miss Moenreitta Dyer handled business out of town. Miss Anna Britt, Lamar Public School teacher, returned home Saturday. Clayton Williams sold property Monday for 600 dollars to MC James. Joe Johnson attended the Colorid Fact Association directors meeting in Lexington.
Members of Scrother Loi plan a July 4, 1905, picnic at Higginsville Fair Ground. A grand, season’s event is promised with special efforts by yy no 84 A Fo and A M. Admission details and poster notices are being prepared for the public.
The Clover Leaf Club meets on the first and third Wednesday each month in regular session. Jessie Lucas serves as president and Sanford Fields as secretary in Sweet Springs Missouri.
Mra Amos Jones and her ill daughter Nellie have returned from Kansas City where she improved. George Corner left for Kansas City to handle the remains of a brother who died there and was buried at Mt Hebrew. Miss Hopkins hosted relatives for a gathering in honor of Miss Ethel Johnson. Ben Cole visited from near Lexington. Advertises new subscribers and urges Miss Bradford to assist. Robert Vaughne John Hopkins Charles Bradford and Walter Bradford conducted business in Lexington. Mrs Mary Baker visits Lexington this week. Corner returned from KC and his wife welcomed him home on the porch.
Green Lytton and his wife are in Migginsville on the 31st attending to business. The brief notice records their presence in the town on that date with no additional context or events.
Centerview reports Miss Julia Warnick of Kansas City visiting her mother Miss Malinda Warnick this week. Kael Glenn suffered a serious accident shooting off his thumb and injuring other fingers. A Children’s Day Program at the ME Church Sunday drew much praise. Miss Jettie Morgan returned from Warrensburg for the summer, with Miss Pearl Baker assisting. Mrs Jettie McNeal came home Sunday after a short Warrensburg visit.
Caliporsta Rev Payton held his regular appointment Sunday before a large congregation. Mrs Tono Christian and Mrs Frank Pennington traveled to Clark’s Bure on business. John Price of Kansas City visited his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Price. Tonia Willian entertained many guests Saturday night in honor of Miss Gail Waves. California residents attended the ball game in Sedalia Sunday and enjoyed a nice time. M E Williams, in an accident last September, made his first church visit since.
Special notice states a meeting date at Smithton has been changed to June 4th due to lack of assistance. Rev L Shepherd of Boonville and Rev TL Burton will attend to present their choicest notes. A basket dinner will be served on the grounds. All invited to attend and help. Yours in the work, J Towken.
The Twentieth Century correspondence school offers mail education in shorthand and business subjects. Instructor C. A. Bigors in Muskogee invites inquiries, promising modern methods, card writing, and immediate attention to orders.
Railroad time table items show train arrivals and departures with numbers and routes. The garbled text indicates platform or yard references and timetable notes for various trains and times, though specific details are unclear.
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