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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
4
Directory of multiple lodges with meeting details across Missouri towns including De Soto Hannibal Macon Huntsville Poplar Bluff Fredericktown Commerce Richmond Moberly Keota Cape Girardeau Cottonwood Point Fayette Kirksville Bedalia Fidelity Rocheport and Miami listing meeting times and officers names in a compact old newspaper style directory entry.
Listings show multiple lodges and commands meeting on fixed dates each month at 8 o'clock or 9, with officers named for each group including chancellor commander and keeper of records and seal. Locations include Pine Street and various district numbers, highlighting regular evenings for MEMEORD, SEXCELSION, EUREKA, and others.
All MREY at The Vendome Academy, 1734 Grand Ave, McKinley No. 21, at 53 Main St. Arstin Harpy, Chancellor Commander, Borrvar E. Watkins, Keeper of Scords and Gloss.
Provident No 106 meets each 2nd and 4th Friday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Fannie M Moss as worthy councillor and Mrs SM Dibble as recorder of deeds Progress No . holds 1st and 3rd Friday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Lily Johnson and Mrs Ellen Yocum in officer roles Ortentai No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Thursday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Maggie Taylor and Mrs Lulu Edwards in office White Rose No 17 meets island 34 Thursday afternoons at 2 30 pm with Mrs Lilie Medford as councillor and Mrs Pinkey Green as recorder of deeds
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway adds daily through trains between St. Louis Kansas City and Oklahoma City providing direct service without changing cars. Through trains offer chair cars and Pullman sleepers on routes to Dallas Ft Worth San Antonio and Galveston. For travel information contact General Passenger Agent at Wainwright Building St Louis MO.
The M M E Sunday school observed Children’s Day last Sunday with a sermon to the children by Rev D Payton. Mrs A L Thomas and her daughter Valeria B returned from Jefferson City Saturday after attending commencement at Lincoln Institute. J C Shackleford and wife host three visiting sons Prof M Shackleford, Robert G, and Elmer, graduates of Lincoln Institute and Columbus Law University, staying 8 to 10 days.
MOUNT OLIVE CM Duncan sold a three year old horse. Mrs Allie Gales visited her sister Saturday and Sunday. Miss Aurora Cooper of Higginsville returned home on the lath. G F Crockett and A Ralph were weekend visitors to their lady friends. Mr and Mrs Porter hosted a grand social on the 16th. Joe Duncan and wife with Dave and D I'urbush visited Warrensburg for the Knights of Tabor annual sermon. Humphrey Hall, a well known elder, died south of Warrensburg on the 15th after residing there for years.
Warre nsburg brief items include Grant Taylor leaving Monday for Jefferson City and BH Banks staying with grandparents. Farmers wear broad smiles after recent rains. Miss Cora Sims returned home from Jefferson City. Mrs Emma Hicks shows improvement at home. Mrs Lem Pearson of Franklin Junction visited with parents. Prof N A Harris, ill since last June, greeted friends after a few Sundays absence.
The HP A society held its annual sermon Monday evening with Rev G W Watts delivering the address.
Franklin visits Mra Mare tin and Mr Fields, a Rock Island porter, spent Sunday here. Mrs Allie Price of Jefferson City came to visit relatives. Mrs Tutt and niece left for Sedalia. Daniel Hester and Elisha Jacke son improve after illness. Frances Sparks and brother from Eldon spent weekend here. Mrs Cora Sublett and daughter from Olathe Kansas visit for the summer. Old Folks concert a success. Annie Martin returns from Sedalia. Jennie Smith and Mleema Williamson from Lincoln Institute return home. Susie Smith attended Jefferson City commencement. Southern Railway offers roundtrip tickets St Louis to Lexington Ky for $10.65 for National Grand Lodge. Delegates should write C H Tandy or Editor J W Wheeler.
John Hunter of Tipton was in town Monday. Misa Nellie Nickels of New
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