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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1906

Page

4

Pythian Lodges Directory in Missouri and Kansas City

Directory of lodges with meeting nights and officers across Missouri and neighboring areas. Listings include Pride of the West No 1 Aurora Masonic hall details Mok, various chancellors commanders and keepers of records and seal for lodges such as Excelsior No 3 Mound City No 4 and Commerce No 19 with addresses at Pine Street and 325 Boonville Street.

Fidelity Lodge Springfield Pythian Hall Boonville Street F Adams H W Webb

Kansas City Lodges Meet Schedule at VenDome and Main Street

Kansas City lodges meet at the Vendome Academy 1734 Grand Ave for McKinley No 21 on the 1st and 2nd Tuesday evenings at 553 Main St. Revsert Baapy is chancellor commander and Boarvan Be is keeper of covers and seals.

Mound City Aninl Leacu Jorn Jonesos Wy Carson M Tompson John Smrru Arcute O Tver Commerce Lodge Commerce Grovot Aliken Ecacett Barnes Ricamont Loppe Richmond James Futtron A. L. Freets Moberly R L Scott G U West Vendome Academy McKinley No Evlock Rvsert Baapy Boarvan BE. Warxins

Courts of Calanthe and Allied Orders Meeting Schedule

CourTs of Calanthe Providence Progress Orientals White Rose meet monthly on specified Fridays or Thursdays at 2:30. Officers include Mrs. Fannie M Mass Mrs. 5S. M. Dibble and Mrs. Lily Johnson Mrs. Ellen Yocum Maggie Taylor Lulu Edwards Lilie Medford Pinkey Green named as worthy councillors and recorders of deeds.

Fannie M. Mass 5S. M. Dibble Lily Johnson Ellen Yocum Maggie Taylor Lulu Edwards White Rose No. 17 Lilie Medford Pinkey Green

Masonic Lodges Meet on Various Saturdays and Thursdays

A column lists several Missouri lodges with meeting schedules and officers. Dit Soto Lodge No 5 DeSoto meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays at 8 PM in Masonic Hall. North Star Lodge No 3 Hannibal, Lone Star No 10 Macon, Harrison No 12 Huntsville, Flora No 15 Poplar Bluff, and Morning Star No 18 Fredericktown show meeting nights and officers including chancellor commanders and keepers of records.

Acme Lodge Columbia Mo Castle Hall Broadway Sargeant W. H. Turner J. C. Burton North Star Lodge Q. Hannibal W H Lauvrix Wm Flannigan Lone Star Lodge No Macon W W Wallace JO McNutt Harrison Lodge Huntsville North Main Street C H Harvey J K Burton Flora Lodge Poplar Bluffs E. Townsend J.wu. Warte- Sides Morning Star Fredericktown

Oakwood Notes on Local Church Visit and Absences

Our Presiding Elder attended on Tuesday for church business. Samuel Hobbs returned to school after a brief absence. Mrs Sumer and her sister Misa Emma Hobbs were in Hannibal for the day.

Samuel Hobbs Sumer Misa Emma Hobbs Hannibal

Local youth pursues ministry after diverse study

Years ago a young man sought to become a man of purpose. He graduated with honors from Geo R Smith College in Sedalia, spent a year in St Louis uncertain of his path, then moved to Chicago where the ministry attracted him. Rev Goff preached at the ME church and Rev Meadow at the AME church, with broad congratulations and best wishes for his future in the ministry.

Geo. R. Smith Colege Sedalia St Louis Chicago Goff Abbott AME Ame Church Last Wednesday Night For Rev Meadow

Local notes and obituaries from Mt Leonard community

Mrs Alice Parker is improving from illness. Miss Elma Howard will make Mt Leonard her future home. Mrs Anna Williams travels to Lexington. James Beaver of Corder is very ill with consumption. A rally by Rev Howard is planned at the courthouse on the fourth Sunday. Ada Ninley, recently ill, has a fine baby girl. George Stewart, stabbed last September at age 20, died May 12. Mt Leonard Ladies Sewing Society hosted an event with several locals attending. Masonic Lodges plan their annual sermon on the fourth Sunday next month.

Ada Ninley George Stewart Masonic Lodges

Local Bits From Great Salt Lake City Utah

Mrs A E Walker of Kansas City shares happenings in Salt Lake City Utah. D W Herring confined to bed for days. Mr Rainfro returns from California. Mrs M McCallop of Los Angeles visits W L Johnson. John Dallas and Lena Toney quietly marry. Intermountain lodge eyes court of Calan with ladies. Ruth No 38 confers Ruth’s degree on Mrs Signora Benjamin and Mrs Allie Smiley. Tea hosted by Ladies Progressive Club at 430 South State Street. Evening of the 9 and 10 noted.

Mr. Epstor Great Salt Lake City Utah W Herring John Dallas This City Lena Toney Keokuk Mattie Steed J E Bell Salt Lake House Mesdames Signora Benjamin Allie Smiley Ladies’ Progressive Club Jennie Patton South State Street

Visiting Monday and a grand quarterly meeting

The report notes a visiting Monday and a successful quarterly meeting held Sunday. Three baptisms occurred. Mrs Willy Donaly and sister Miss Anna Peak visited Mrs Hobbs and her daughter last Thursday. Mr Alice Summers and Mrs Sara Miles with sons Mason and Isain visit their parents, Mr and Mrs James Hobbs, while James Donaly and family have moved to Green Lawn for their future home. Many friends regret their absence.

Willy Donaly Anna Peak Hobbs Alice Summers Sarah Miles Mason and Isain James Hobb James Donaly Green Lawn

Noted Butler Residents and Visitors in Recent Week

Butler society notes Miss Day Mills has improved after illness. Miss Estella White and Geo Delaney were in the city last Sunday. Miss Mabel Kenoly of Joplin visits her uncle Prof. W W Kenoly. Mrs Anna Abbott and daughter returned from Sedalia. Miss Clara Ford came home from Sedalia after attending Geo R Smith College. Rev W W Goff of Chicago returned to Butler last Tuesday. he is regarded as a prominent young man who left Butler seven years ago.

Mabel Kenoly Joplin Prof W W Kenoly Clara Ford Sedalia Geo. R. Smith College W W Goff Chicago Butler Rev Goff

Citizens Host Dinners For San Francisco Refugees And Ball At Harmonie Hall

Citizens held fundraising dinners to aid San Francisco refugees, with clothing consignments totaling toward a $50 contribution. A Grand Dress Ball at Harmonie Hall featured Fort Douglass Orchestra, with Mrs Mitchell crowned Queen of May. A Knights of Pythias lodge Inter Mountain No 1 was organized, the first in the state among colored men, with 25 charter members and officers installed by C. C. Kennedy.

San Francisco Thomas Frames J. C Bell Chas McSwine Rev L A Brown Odd Fellows Harmonie Hall Fort Douglass Jennie Patton Edward Williams F Mitchell Messrs William White Johnnie Withers Knights of Pythias Inter- Mountain No. 1 C. C. Kennedy W P Hough EF M Johnson

Pythian Cadets to Present May 30 Entertainment

In St. Louis on May 16 under Col William Hughes supervision the Pythian Cadets will stage an entertainment at the Pythian Home. Col Hughes is giving careful attention to the youngsters and a bright future is anticipated for them.

St. Louis Pythian Col Wm. Hughes Col. Hughes

Plough Deep While Sluggards Sleep Maxim by Ancient Adage

A compact proverb urging diligent labor to increase wealth. It contrasts virtue of hard work with sloth and links steady farming effort to future crops and financial stability. The line compares personal ethics with economic outcome in a blunt, period voice.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pythian Lodge Pythian Tremplis Pine Street Pride OF the West NO Was Rosingow Wn, Sorr Mumford NO. 2 W W Bone F J Brown Damon Fie Uhtas So L Skinster Comander I i Aspikon Rureka Winnie Punos Chancor Wom Jonson Operaf Records Seal NO. TF Hvonrs Chancellor Command Comnder Ansiel Toussaint NO Weets Itonrs W H Davis W Bugrus Commuan H M Caheurnr Rock Springs Isa Q. Apams A J Morris ST. Fouis NO George E Conn L T Wasume'ron Harry R. Granam D. W. Hernino E H Taylor C H Calloway A C Randall William Smith Kaw Valley sSo Charles Norton Frank Moore Kansas City So'clock Jedward Waiton Guy Marshall Rising Sun Keota, Mo R L Spencer W H Burnett Anchor Cape Girardeau C W McGutnn M Oliver Cottonwood Lodge Cottonwood Point Jorpas Alexander Simon Lryep Fayvette Lopce Fayette Masonic Hall BF Isaacs JW Caat-Loway Westgate Lodge Kirksville C G Brown E H Johnson Greater Bedalia D L. Waite Pythagoras Court Springfield, Mo Lucy Williams F L Boxley Zenith Rocheport, Mo A. K. T. Hall Charles Smith A E Robinson Courts of Calanthe Providence DeSoto, Mo Masonic Oakwood G. J Greeshan East Main St D. Y. Steele E. Main ST Coroniante &O Mara Si Pees Ni & Co Brenden H, Gd. Phillips W. Main Street Blackburn Alice Parker Elma Howard Mt Leonard Anna Williams Lexington James Beaver Corder Court House Rev Howard Ladies Sewing Society of G. J. Kehl Salt Lake City A. E. Walker Ounr Mr Rainfro California Mrs M McCallop Los Angeles W L Johnson West Fourth Street Intermountain Lodge Miss Day Mills Estella White Géo. Delaney Mra Anna Abbott Pythian Cadets Entertainment
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