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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
3
The Sedalia Weekly Conservator aims to reach 1000 homes by December 1 and offers a year of the progressive colored newspaper for one dollar. The 40 day sale invites solicitors in every town. writers should address C. M Excursiu Mann er at 104 E Main St Sedalia Missouri.
Correspondents visit Frankfort Bowling Green and St Louis. The T C P C holds three members and a social evening. Duncan family to move to Louisiana. The Pikers dramatic club presented The Last Loaf to a large audience. Rev James Wilson gains property north of the city. Abbott brothers visit and recuperate. Mrs Caroline Hanners to be here after a reader of the Constavarou. St Mark's Chapel unity meeting elects delegates for the Central Missouri Lay Electoral Conference. Remains of Mrs Daisy Blackburn buried in St Mark's Chapel Cemetery. many friends extend condolences.
Otterville items report Mrs Bert Taylor improving and Mrs Ann Richardson recovering. W I Tucker is sick this week. Chas Robinson of Mt. Moyiah visited town. Gray of Syracuse attended service Sunday. Aunt Maria Hogan retired from extended visit with daughter Mrs Dixon of Sedalla. Rev J G Smith pastor held Beaman service last Sunday. Adolph Simpson of Berry visited Thursday night. Mrs Wright and Hopkins returned from Green Ridge with a pleasant visit report.
Sweet Springs. Halleck Johnson works on a large implement shed and corn crib on his farm north of town. The Knights advance with their hall. The Ladies Department of this order aid Charles Lucas of Sedalia who attended his sister Daisy Jackbin's funeral in Lawrence, Kansas last week.
Smithton residents share weather notes and health updates. Prof A H Gravitt visited his mother. J B Simpson travels to Sedalia for study at G R S College. Mrs Agnes Tucker remains on the sick list. Eveline Hampton remains poorly with little improvement. Rev J E Tucker plans a western trip around the 15th. Miss Lillian Martin, local school teacher, continues duties with pride. Miss Lena Hogan remains very ill at Gille Liles and lacks family support.
Mr Isam Smith plans to stop farming and move soon to Sedalia the Queen City of Pettis. He has purchased a fine property on Morgan Street known as the Boswell property described as highly desirable.
Nathiel Diggs of Bouinville spent Monday in our streets. Warren Craighead plans a home addition at 612 North Lamine. Frank Taylor and wife of Smithton visited his mother-in-law now frail. Taylor's Chapel to host light comedy and dramas over holidays. W W Morgan of Dresden visited. his son spoke with Dr J M Harris for eye care. Belle Wiley of Topeka, a GNSC student, fell ill at Mrs Katy Violet’s residence. We seek recognition and fair chance for Black professionals. Sterling Chambers injured in Mulcahy’s Grocery when cans fell, Dr J M Harris treated wounds. D Steele and wife replate metal ware at 120 East Main, Seda lia. Hawkins Lodge No 44 held a Masonic initiation for five candidates. Miss Virgil Slackburn and Miss Laura Hazlerigg wed October 21 1903 in Houstonia. Congratulations extended. Good Samaritan Sons Daughters of Charity annual sermon at Taylor’s Chapel noted for its impact.
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