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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
3
An advertisement claims Mrs Jackson's Magic Hair Elixir will promote hair growth. It lists an address for Mr J W Jackson in Sedalia Missouri and Missoto a Corrace Sedalia as contact details. The erratic wording suggests an elderly classifieds style promo typical of historical notices.
James Woods a special delivery clerk at the post office is journeying to St Louis for unspecified duties or assignments leaving readers to note his departure from the local office.
Geo Williamson Crawford of Birmingham Alabama won the Townsend prize at Yale Law School this afternoon in a competition on Trades Unionism and Patriotism. He urged labor organized along right lines and a new unionism based on brotherhood democracy, arguing patriotism means altruism and practical action beyond symbols.
Mrs. Mildred Sullivan hosted a pleasant social at her Jefferson Street home on June 24 for her son Arthur who was to be married that day. Twenty or more guests attended with games and refreshments. J. W. Meadows, formerly with Wyler, Qackerland & Co in Cincinnati, will spend a fortnight in the city, and John Abbott & Co formed a bee watching company after a single crop harvest.
A garbled strings of names and events reporting Sam Harland taking two weeks vacation in Dresden with friends, Mrs Anna Wright planning hosting in Lexington Missouri, Eliza Husher and Fayette visitors, Dr. Harris treated patients, Mrs Corn Watts traveling to St Louis, Missin Williams at Toathiate Talequaly I. T., and a quiet wedding of Mrs Ink Ramery to Mixe Notre Wilker son amid Morgan Brapriet Chateh’s ceremony as the conspirator’s Lent wishes conclude.
Mrs Maria Ramecy aged 60 died at her home on North Ohio Street at 3 90 o clock Friday morning after nine months of confinement to her home by dropsy. Funeral was held at Morgan Street Baptist church and burial followed in the city cemetery. She leaves five sons six grandchildren and many friends mourn her. Also reported is the death of Mrs Mary Martin which will bring sadness to all.
Mr Jas Ramsey and Miss Mattie W Wilkerson were married at Mrs Wesley’s home on E Cooper Street with only family present. The bride wore a green dress with pink silk trims and cream applique. The groom wore black. Vera Wesley played the wedding march. After the ceremony a repast was served. The couple live at Ohio Street. The bride is from St Louis and the groom is a prosperous young man.
Boston Cafe furnishes grocers with Watch's Bread and promotes fresh home made bread and cream. Gravette relapse after illness. Kings Daughters serve lunch at Mrs J Will Jackson residence. Free Baptist tally nets 20. dedicatory on July 18. Rev Burns active. Fourth of July celebrations urged. Mrs Rachel McKinney returns from St Louis to Fredericktown for sick father. Prof Jack Duncan claims 148 fortunes in six weeks and bought a graphophone for $45 to use on tours.
Boonville reports Mrs Nathaniel Diggs visiting relatives in Hannibal. The First Baptist church plans an educational July service highlighting literary and elocution merits. Mrs S A Turner wins first prize at Central College Pel la Indiana for white education merit. Dr R Teen Hill wed Miss Ida B Hamilton of Palmyra on June 24. Hill, a Boonville physician, was joined by friends. Hamilton has taught in Boonville and Warrensburg.
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