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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
4
St Louis Pythian Temple 3137 Pine hosts lodges Pride of the West 1 Mound City 4 Damon 11 Pythias 13 Eureka 16 Stringer 17 Triumph 52 Saint Louis groups meet 8 o clock various evenings listing chancellors and keepers across multiple Missouri towns and dates.
All lodges gather at the Vendome Academy 1734 Grand Ave McKinley No 21 with Arbert Harpy as chancellor commander and Bourvar E. Watkins as keeper of records and seal at 53 Main St. The meeting details are listed in this brief notice.
PROVIDIENCE No 166 meets every 2nd and 4th Friday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Fannie M Mass as worthy councillor and Mrs S M Dibble as recorder of deeds PROGRESS No 5 meets at 2 30 pm with Mrs Lily Johnson worthy councillor and Mrs Ellen Yocum recorder of deeds ORIENTAL No 10 meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Maggie Taylor as worthy councillor and Mrs Lulu Edwards as recorder of deeds WHITE ROSE No 17 meets the island 3rd Thursday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Lilie Medford as worthy councillor and Mrs Pinkey Green as recorder of deeds
De Soto Lodge No. 5 meets the 2nd and 4th Saturdays at 8 PM in the Masonic Hall with H L Lone as Chancellor Commander and James Gray as Keeper of Records. Other lodges listed include North Star No. 9 in Hannibal, Lone Stark No. 10 in Macon, Harrison No. 12 in Huntsville, Flora No. 15 in Poplar Bluff, and Morning Star No. 18 in Fredericktown with respective chancellor commanders and keepers.
Dr Thomas Jay McAllister a St Joseph dentist will visit Dr J M Harris at 116 West Main St from May 7 through May 17 to perform all manner of dental surgery. Reserve your orders for appointments now.
A collection of maxims and lines reflecting on honesty, courage, social behavior, wealth, and the idea that everyone makes mistakes. The voice presents pithy observations on character, prudence, and the consequences of actions, including a brief anecdote about a child and a pug dog with a burned nose.
Testimony shows the witness insisting the alleged attack involved a brick, denying malice afore thought and rejecting suggestions of use of mallets or similar weapons. The exchange highlights tension as the witness defends against framing statements.
An old enslaved couple, Aunt Mary Luce and Uncle Lewis, kept a calico dress pattern given during the Civil War, decades later they had a dress made. The fabric remained in pristine condition, valued at around six dollars in the past, now seen as remarkable by both races. They reside on Sixth and Maryland streets and are highly regarded.
A promotional note urges buyers to invest in unimproved lands along the Missouri Kansas Texas line through Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas. It depicts the Southwest as a growing frontier with abundant opportunities, promising a prosperous community for early investors and offering a free copy of The Coming Century.
On May 15 June 5 and 19 and on the first and third Tuesdays of each month thereafter a trip southwest exceptionally cheap will be offered. Round trip tickets valid thirty eighty days will be sold by Allways in connection with the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway.
Very little core is being planted in the area with some wheat fields already showing cornshocks Uncle Nelson Brown of Arrow Rock was out on his farm last week Rev H Cheeks attended the Quarterly meeting at Hinckburn on April 37th Mrs Lillie Conway of Denver visited friends and relatives Baptismal rally planned for the 3rd Sunday the 20th with 12 candidates JW Mills and wife and Mrs Lilly Conway attended Napoon visitors last Sunday Sandridge’s large merchandise house closed last Monday with goods in the hands of a receiver rumor says Sandridge fled the country to Mexico Mo
The inventor quips that only two problems trouble him with his flying machine. He jokes that getting it into the air and keeping it aloft are the main obstacles.
Mrs Alice Parken is improving rapidly though not fully. Mrs Ad1 Finley remains on the sick list but is gradually improving and has a fine baby girl. Farmers in the area are busy with their crops.
The ceremony took place Sunday evening with invited guests and family in attendance. The Jubilee Quartett provided musical entertainment for a sizeable crowd at the ME church here Saturday night. Mrs Will Moss, recently ill, is now hospitalized in Boonville.
A veteran fisherman recalls a legendary catch off the Banks in 1861 describing it as the largest mackerel group he ever saw, joking that it was more like a university than a school. The remark frames a colorful, decade-old maritime anecdote.
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