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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
4
Directory style notice enumerating multiple Masonic and related lodges across Missouri towns from St. Louis to Sedalia. Includes lodge numbers, meeting nights, locations, and names of chancellors commanders and keepers of records and seals for each lodge. Ends with a solicitation for subscribers to the Sedalia Weekly Conservator.
Kansas City Lodges hold sessions at the Vendome Academy 1734 Granp Avis MCKINLEY NO 21 on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 553 Main St. Alpert Harpy serves as Chancellor Commander and Boutvar E. Wares as Keeper of Records and Seal.
Provident No THD meets each 2nd and 4th Friday at 2 30. Mrs Fannie Moss worthy councillor and Mrs 3S M Dibble recorder of deeds. Progress No 5 meets 1st and 3rd Friday at 2 30. Mrs Lili Johnson worthy councillor and Mrs Ellen Yocum recorder of deeds. Oriental No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Thursday at 2 30. Mrs Maggie Taylor worthy councillor and Mrs Lulu Edwards recorder of deeds. Whit Rose No 17 meets 3rd Thursday at 2 30. Mrs Lilie Medford worthy councillor and Mrs Pinkey Green recorder of deeds.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway inaugurates additional daily trains serving Oklahoma City Guthrie Cleveland Bartlesville Coffeyville and other points making it the logical line between St Louis and Kansas City. Through trains on its rails run to Oklahoma City Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio and Galveston with chair cars and Pullman sleepers.
When you travel, use the same discretion in buying a ticket as in any purchase. Confirm expected comfort and convenience in advance. For information about a prospective trip, write General Passenger Agent, M. K. T. R. Walnwright Building, St. Louis, Mo.
MALTA BEND all is quiet on the sick list with Miller Neff and Mrs Winnie Turk both mentioned as confined. Wedding bells are expected soon for local residents, while Little Warn Taylor shows slow improvement. Mrs George Weaver hosts the Fancy club event Saturday. AM and Mrs Chil dren's Day exercises were held Sunday night. Mrs Emma Fowler visited Marshall over the weekend for lodge activities. Miss Martha Fowler and Pete Klye returned from Kansas City Tuesday night and Martha plans a visit to Marshall next week with Miss Sue Woolery. Local Masons of Waverly and Maria Bend set installation for the 23rd, followed by V Li F lodge installation on the second day in July. Mrs Pearl Curl and Miss Ham mie Wilson traveled with George Weaver and family Sunday. Everybody invited to attend.
The Clinton Board of Education elected A W Freeman principal and teachers Mrs Levin M Trice Miss Eric O Jackson for the Lincoln school for the coming year.
Mrs Morehead of Longwood returned home while Rev H G Gibson of Holden was seen on the streets Monday. Rev Mud preached the annual sermon to the UT EK lodge Sunday. Mr and Mrs Burdette of Kansas City are visiting Mrs Jones. Miss Eva Morgan of Center View spent the week with her aunt. Bell Jones visited Sedalia. Several AME church members held a pound party for their pastor.
Great church rally and basket meeting at Centerview on the first Sunday in July. Rev M Jackson educates his wife in music to aid his charge and leads his people toward victory and success. An organ blessed the church, funded by Rob ert Glinn, a diligent nonmember and friend of Rev Jackson, who is hoped to embrace faith.
The note lists several people visiting relatives and attending functions in nearby cities. Frank Redman visits his grandmother near Clarksburg while H E Embry and wife from St Louis spend a weekend with his father. Mrs Mary Miller travels through town en route to Jefferson City, and Mrs Emily Shackleford with her granddaughter arrive from Kansas City. A Shackleford son graduates from Ohio University, and John Miller, Versailles baseball captain, heads to Jefferson City to see the Lincoln Tigers. Miss Nolan Fisher goes as a delegate to the Baptist Sunday School convention in Jefferson City, with Mrs Chas Davis, Mrs Owens, and Corinne also present.
Versailles notes list Elisha Jackson sick this week and Children’s Day observance at St Paul’s church. Grace Hunter hosted friends Monday night. William Hunter gave his daughter Grace a new piano Tuesday. Mrs Mary Miller returned from the Sunday school convention at Jefferson City. George Chism and wife from What Cheer Iowa arrive for summer. Robert Ware and Blanch Fowler wed at Pride’s home June 13 with Rey S Johnson officiating.
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