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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1906
Page
4
Directory of Pythian lodges with meeting times and officers across Missouri and nearby states. Lists include Pride of the West 1 Desoto St Louis St Joseph Paris Jefferson City Warrensburg and more with meeting nights and chancellor commanders and keepers of records and seal.
Kansas City lodges announce meetings at Wendome Academy 1734 Grand Ave and 553 Main St. McKinley No. 21 convenes on the first and third Tuesdays at clock time. Chancell or commander Lewis cods and John Johnson keeper of records are listed officials.
Lodges and courts are instructed to immediately send notice of any changes in their executive offices made during the June election. The information is needed to update the Pythian Lodge Directory.
A Mock Court is being organized by WS Steverson Professor A J Jackson and others for the Salt Pond church on the 26th and 27th of this month. Citizens from Sweet Springs Blackburn Marshall Mt Leonard and Pleasant Grove are expected to attend.
The Maupin Juvenile No. 76 held an entertainment at the U B F hall on the 6th at 4 p.m. Many children attended and reported a pleasant time. An event followed at Bethel church the same day.
Mrs BS Watson of St Louis died Sunday evening at her Papan Street home and was buried Tuesday in Chesterfield cemetery. She formerly lived here and was sister to Harrison James Robert and John Greep. She leaves a husband four sons a daughter five brothers and many friends. Services were led by Rev KH White and Rev Banks with attendance from local residents.
The item notes births and family news including Mr and Mrs A Bad welcoming a child and Ottobér born in 1906. It mentions Alice Potts visiting friends in Nevada, Mrs C McDaniel and daughter traveling to St Louis, Mrs E McAfee visiting her mother Mrs L Royston, and Wm Turner from Oklahoma spending Sunday with Erie Jackson. It also references M E church members preparing for an upcoming Quarterly meeting and Mr If Avert on the sick list.
Martha Fowler attended the Marshall funeral for cousin Lucy Jackson on Monday. Emma Fowler spent Thursday in Marshall. Pleadie Fowler injures foot and is laid up. Harry Wilson moved into Randell residence. Brock Kelly and others visited Marshall and Waverly on various days. Conference at Kansas City included Mrs. Albert Tibbs and Frances Thomas.
Al G Wheeler, a progressive tensorial artist, has added a bathroom with hot and cold water to his shop at 103 North Lamine. Patrons are invited to visit for a reasonably priced bath and cleanliness.
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