Local Correspondence Roundup From Union Till and Nearby
A. J. Van Buren and Mr. Bausily visit Hardeman and Marshall while Bishop Harris recovers from illness. Birthday party for Alice Aurora Van Buren features Miss Mary Smith and others. Subscriber rushes to post office as Conserator arrives. Union Till roads blocked for ten days. Rev. C. R. Smith, C. & Smith travel to Arrow Rock. Eliza Slaughter and John Marshall return via Hardeman. Martha Washington Tea Party at A. M. E. church proves success. Geo. Lindsey in Leavenworth. Clio Cassing Glasgow visits. Joe Howell to Sedalia for father’s illness. Albert Walker attends Central Committee meeting. Rev. Jennings forms two Ladies clubs to “States and Spain” contest. praise for Rev. Jennings’ work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. van Buren
Hardeman
Mr. Bausily
Marshall
Jasper Mills
A. M. van Buren
Shaver
Bishop Harris
Alice Aurora van Buren
Mary Smith
Arrow Rock
Harry White
Littl Roberta Thoms
Henrietta Mille
Satsuey
Union
C. R. Smith
C. &. Smith
Martha Washington
Geo. Lindsey
Nesbeth
Leavenworth
Clio Cassing Glasgow
Joe Howel
Sedalia
Albert Walker
Lexington
Central
Public School Exam Highlights At Sedalia
Mrs Alice Parker remains very ill as public school closes its examination period for Friday. High marks were earned by Vin Parker Mittie Poindexter Maud Poindexter George Seals and Thomas Parker. Rev Burns to visit Sedalia March 4 Miss Hlasche Johnson returns home Friday. Lizzie Guthrie and husband stay by sick sister Alice Parker. Advertise in Conservator. Subscription price one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin Parker
Mittie Poindexter
Maud Poindexter
George Seals
Thomas Parker
Burns
Sedalia
Hlasche Johnson
Lizsie Guthrie
Alice, Parker
Higginsville Briefs: McDonald Heads to Nashville
R H McDonald, noted as an enterprising young man from Higginsville, left Saturday for Nashville Tennessee to stay several months. Mrs Grandison Taylor of Denver Colorado visited friends and relatives in Higginsville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginsville
R.H. McDonald
Nashville
Tennessee
Mixed Local Social Notes From Richland and Nearby
Jas W Jackson visited Jefferson City last week and reports no delightful time. A Badgett and wife welcome a son born last Thursday. Mrs Edrina Brady returns home from visiting her parents in Richmond Mo. R H Harris returns from Marshall after a funeral. Rev Venegar arrives from Kansas City to aid revival services at the Baptist Church. A Mery and wife visit the Cruce family from Thrush Mo. Luther McCune leaves for Warrensburg. Epworth League helps pastor prepare for Conference. Mrs Bettie Brames and daughter host Royal Sons and Daughters. all attenders enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey, Jas. W. Jackson
Jefferson City
R. H. Harris
Marshall
Rev
Venegar
Kansas City
The
Baptist Church
A. Mery
Thrush Mo
Cruce
Luther McCune
Warrensburg
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Hammers Brothers Explore North in Snowy Visit
William Morehead of Lexington visited Sweet Springs Sunday. The Hammers brothers continue exploring the North despite snow. An entertainment is planned March 10 at the Hall of the K and D with a program led by Mrs. L C Guthrie. Patronage requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammers Brothers
L. C. Guthrie
Local residents visits and homecoming notices
David Fields returned home from Kansas City after extended contract work. Misses Mattie Scott and Mattie Luther of Houstonia spent Sunday afternoon in our city. Mrs. John Warren of Lexington has been visiting her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fields
Kansas City
Mattie Scott
Mattie Luther
Houstonia
Our City
John Warren
Lexington
Aged trio linked to Sweet Springs claim
Mrs. Alice Johnson described recent events. Mrs. Harriet McGee has left Waverly after several weeks away and returned home. Sweet Springs claims a local record for age with three centenarians. Mary Spriggs, Grandma Francis Miller, and Grandpa Ne Spriggs are named. all three remain active mentally and physically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Johnson
Harriet McGee
Waverly
Sweet Springs
Mary_ Spriggs
Francis Miller
Ne! Spriggs
Malta Bend Social Notes Highlight Local Moves
Rev Isaac Mille of Marshall visited the Harbour family on Sunday. Miss Martha Fowler plans a trip on the fourth to Miss Sarah Embree of Yates Mo. Harry Wilson and family moved to the country for the summer. Al Wilson spent a week with the Wilson family in the country. Frank Steverson was a Marshall visitor last week. Mrs Henry Wilson visited with her mother Mes Kile. Eddie Tripplett visited the Rob Stevenson home Saturday. The sick list includes Jerry Fowler Charley Reed B S Florence Osa Saunders Miller Neff and Mrs Wallace. Wedding bells will soon ring here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Fowler
Sarah Embree
Yates, Mo
Harry Wilson
al. Wilson
Wilson
Frank Steverson
Henry Wilson
Mes. Kile
Eddie Tripplett
Robi Stevenson
Jerry Fowter
Charley Reed
B.S. Florence
Osa Saunders
Miller Neff
Mrs. Wallace
Knights of Pythias Missouri Record Growth Noted
The Knights of Pythias of Missouri reports large quarterly totals with Beneficiary Board collections at 2605 dollars 69 cents and heirs death claims paid at 9 256 666. A cash balance of 10 552 79 dollars is shown, signaling strong financial health and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythians of
Missouri
Knights of Pythias
Smithton Arch Quarterly Meeting Draws Devotion
Rev R G Smith led an arch quarterly meeting in Smithton on Thursday and Friday with a visible Holy Spirit visitation. Mrs Chas Holliday of Sedalia visits her mother Mrs Bolton ill for two months. Mrs Isam Smith visited Tuesday. Robert Phillips, a student at G R S College, spent weekend at home. Thelma Hampton celebrated her first birthday last Sunday evening with friends. Hamption and Hunter from Sedalia attended, about 80 guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Smith
Arch
Chas. Holliday
Sedalia
Bolton
Isam Smith
Robert Phillips
Smithton
G. R. S. College
Thelma
Littl
Mrs. Hampton
Hampon
Hunter
Local Lexington Notes Of Illness And Social Life
Geo Robinson healed bruise at work in the mines. Mrs Ed Burns Mrs Jacobs Mrs Floyd Robinson and Mrs Nash sick. R. H. Bree shtars ill with typhoid fever improving. Geo Webb back to health after a serious winter illness. Tillie Parker home from Dover where she is a school marm. A. M. E. church and St. John s Chapel entertainments reported. Mrs Sophia Taylor visiting Coates family from Denver. Mrs Richard Holmes ill six miles east. Levitate epidemic easing with warmer weather. Rev Young’s last Sunday before conference. C E Blake home with lagrippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Robinson
Ed. Burns
Yacobs
Floyd Robinson
Nash
John Carter
Lee
R. H. Bree Shtars
Geo. Webb
Tillie Parker
Dover
St. John’s Chapel
M.E Church
Sophia Taylor
Daniel Coates
Coates
Taylor
Denver
Colo
Richard Holmes
Lexington
Library sale aids widow with Dorsey books list
The library of the late Rev. J A Dorsey is to be sold by Rev F S Rawls for the benefit of his widow Mrs Mining A Dorsey. A list of books with prices is given and interested buyers should contact Brother Bowles at George R Smith College Sedalia Mo to arrange shipment or prepaid purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Missouri Conference
J. A. Dorsey
F.S. Rawls
Mining A. Dorsey
Brother Bowles
Rev
F. S. Bowles
George R. Smith College
Sedalia
I. L. Lowe
Marshall M E Church Notes Rally Success Report
The people of this place stand by the church and pastor. The church debt has reduced from $1600 to $450 over two years. The minister will report to conference with a better showing than in years. Last Sunday’s rally raised $9600 and one confession. During the year 74 accessions joined the church. Rev A H Higgs and his wife aided the prosperous conditions. Dr Dogan at Wiley University Marshall Texas has built much from little. His life mirrors this progress. Hear him March 17 at George R Smith College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Higgs
Dogan
Wiley University
Marshall, Tex
George R. Smith
Ollegy
Wanted trustworthy manager for county business in Illinois
Wanted trustworthy man or woman to manage a well established house in this county and adjoining territory. $20 weekly cash salary plus expenses paid by check from headquarters. Money advanced for expenses. Permanent position, no experience needed. No investment required. Enclose self addressed envelope. Address Manager 810 Como Block Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streight
Como Block
Chicago
Ill
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Blackwater
Conway Home
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2Nd, Baptist Church
United States
Spain
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Blackburn
Alice Parker
Barnes
Clinton
A. Badgett
Edrina Brady
Richmond, Mo
William Morehead
Mareh
Growther & Son
Moerschel Brewing Co
Main
Missouri, Avenue
Malta Bend
Isaac Mille
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Lamine St
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Somerville
Cooper St
Sedalia, Mo
D. Y. Steele
E. Main ST
J. W. Scott
Malin
Young
C. E. Blake
Lagrippe
Shakentacy
Did
New “Peverament
Ridpath
Universal Literature
S& Panemwiodluin
Than Phewa
Watson
Tameson
Fauahet
Ron
Mae
Andrew
Simpson
Valentine
Porter
Austin
Wendell Phillips
Warren
McCauley
Congress of Religious
Columbian Ex
Elias Mason
Charles Sumner
Conybear and
Howson
St. Paul
Reid
Missions — Missionary Society of M
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Wahkeheok
Terry
Wesley
Harmon
Thalheimer
Miley
Nave
Dorchester
Merrill
Walker
Smith
Merri
Binner
Spurgeon
Leverett
Ee Nast
Heroditus
Kidder
Talmage
Tanchnitz
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Hi. Garrison
God
Thomas A. Kemp
Hammond
Newley
Baxter
Pope
Clover Leaf Club
Jessie Lucas
Sanford Picids
Secret’y
H. Ht. Webb
Pio
Orricz Hourslio
Nellie Davis
Cooper
H. G. Phillips
W. Mainstreet
J. M. Harris
M. D
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W. Morgan
Richard Sanders
N. Lamine
Sr Bell
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