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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1903
Page
3
The Sedalia Weekly Conservator offers a yearly subscription for six dollars two cents, aiming to reach a thousand homes by December first. The ad invites solicitors in every town and lists C. M. Enerns on as manager at 4 E Main Street, Sedalia Missouri.
Our Correspondence Mive Risa Powler in improving were fast. Mrs. Vinnie Fowler staying in the country. Miss Amanda Thomas bet ty Prof. Pf. R. Perkins says odenta periing along nicely. Pete Mile Myrank Bare bor di spout Pyiday in Marshail. Laura Davis returned home Friday from Excelsior Sprinty A feve. Taves visited Hollen Warrensburg and Sedala last week. Free dinner at Bece solie Thanksgiving invited Mov. Sarah Cherk of Mt. Leone spent day with her cousin Jowler. They expect a grand feast. Mek Church. Pounie Fowler and son Garicliiett Thursday for their Towie in Lackede Me. Roos Rhodes and granddaughter Maud Powler spent Sunday at Blower visiting her brothers and grand daughter Maud will leave for Rh. C. to spend the winter. Robert Stevenson spent Sunday at Lexington with wife. A. Williams called to Millmard Sunday to preach funeral of Miss Merril who died in Kansas City. Angie Gordon spent late Sunday and Monday in Mirsgul guest of her sister. Niece accompanied her home for a short visit. Miss S. V. Simpson improving. mother sent to bring her home and paid on a large bill of books she bought before illness.
Mr Olive and Mr I L Brown start on a new house project Estella Brown leaves Sunday for KC to reclaim her studies in high school The Graphophone contest at G W Gales closed with Aphoa Brown winning a modest prize Mis Gertrude Collina visited friends in Higginsville The late bride and groom reside at the bride’s home a wedding celebration stirs local excitement Mr and Mrs Samuel Johnsgg keep their company in town
Sweet Springs reports James Johnson, a substantial firm member, spent Sunday in Sedalia. Finis Porter, Chief Mentor of the Knights of Tabor Lodge, submits his CONSERVATOR subscription. Rev. William Divers returned from Houstonia after aiding Rev. Richard Rush in meetings. James Wilson made a quick trip to Sedalia, returning by afternoon train. The cold weather delayed Taborian hall work. hopes to occupy it on Thanksgiving. Clover Leaf social at their hall yielded a good purse. club plans a future socially active event. Harvey Hanners, Thomas Terber, and Finis Porter are noted as trusted figures in local business.
Salt Pond Chapel members and friends plan Thanksgiving Day ceremonies led by Rev. William Divers. A sermon at 11:00 a.m. precedes a dinner by the committee. Open forums at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. feature speakers Mary J. Stevenson, Joseph F. Brent, Crid Spriggs, W. S. Stevenson, Mrs. Linsie Bird, Miss Myrtle Garr, and W. H. Houston. Rev. Henry Spriggs presides.
Mrs B Ross of Chicago visits Louisiana while M L Mackey departs Sunday for Burlington Iowa. Mrs J Lidles visits her parents in Bowling Green Missouri. Nettie South of Bowling Green plans Louisiana as her future home. Rev Keeton presiding elder from St. Louis district visited Louisiana. Mrs Lewis, long-standing resident, is sick. J W Lyons, a bright young man, leaves Sunday for Tuskegee Alabama to enter the well known institution.
Union Hill reports Rev C R Smith preaching at Sunday services, church expansion plans, and a busy week of visiting for residents including Harry White Abram White and families. Local news covers farm activity, travels to Slater Little Rock Frankfort and Arrow Rock, a fall injury to Mrs Sarah White, and a Methodist quarterly meeting with Presiding Elder J W Jackson unable to attend due to illness.
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