Local Church News and Residents Travel Updates
Rev JT Thornly returned from Mannibal after attending the State association. Mrs Vina Isaac and family rescued from a week in Mexico. The Baptist church prepares for a regular Sunday service. Clara Wilson visits her ailing father George Scott. Wm W Reid of Lincoln Nebraska stays with Wm Hrenk and family. Prof Henry Well buys Reeves property and will take possession, improving the property's financial status of the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JT Thornly
Baptist Church
Mannibal
Stte
Vina Isaac
Lit
Mixa Mary Isaac
Mexico
Phere
Clara Wilson
George Scot
W H Reid
Lincoln
Nebraska
Henry Well
Reeves Property Aid
Local Residents Travel and Obituaries Mentioned in Town
Marshall notes show Mrs Elien Mason and John Mender son visiting Kansas City for Pollard and wife of South Grove. Latire Hiew and Lewis Pressly move to new homes. Ree Green repairs East Washington St house. A M Yard from Kansas City Kansas in town Friday. Sade Clay of Salt Springs and Sadie Smith attend funeral of her brother died Wednesday October 11. Nellie Foner of West Washington street funeral held at North M E church and burial at Ma irview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Pressly
Ree Green
Washington St
Ree
M .Yard
Kansas City
Kansas
Tre Sade Clay
Salt Springs
Sadie Smith
Cohmond
Nellie Foner
West Washington Street
Higgs
M E
M Airview
Centagr Daily Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Hitler WOH Davis filled his appointment at his place Sunday. Mrg lh Pits of St Louis and little daughter Florence visited the former's mother Mrs George Brown. Miss Hattie Shackleford and Mr Green spent Sunday afternoon in Baldwin as guests of Miss Mildred Collins. Miss Julia Wrazier visiting sister Mrs Jessie Hubbard of Chesterfield. Yack Minor shook hands with friends Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Della Green returned from St Louis. Mrs J H Hubbard visited relatives Henry Mrazier and wife. Mrs Lizzie Taylor of Chesterfield was here early week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler Woh Davis
Mrg Lh Pits
St Louis
Florence
George Brown
Hattie Shackleford
Mr Green
Baldwin
Mildred Collins
Julia Wrazier
Jessie Hubbard
Chesterfield
Della Green
J H Hubbard
Henry Mrazier
Lizzie Taylor
Masonic Leaders Expelled in Chicago Session
CHICAGO Rev H W Knight William Gray and John C Calhoun have been expelled from the Most Worshipful St Johns Grand Lodge of A F and A M of Illinois and the United Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. The last week special session was held in Chicago. Mrs Kitchen of Salisbury visiting her sister Mrs Johnson of 355 12 27h street. Mrs E D Mosley, a prominent Tennessean, is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H W Knight
Wm Gray
John C Calhoun
St John’s Grand Lodge
Illinois
Masonic Fraternity
United Supreme Council of the
Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite
United States of America
Chicago
Kitchen
Salisbury
Mote
Johnson
E D Mosley
Illustrious James T Simpson elected grand secretary general
Illustrious James T Simpson 33 educator of Wi nota Miss elected Third Assistant Grand Secretary General of the United Supreme Council The 33d degree masons will meet in Hoston Maas Albert Morgan 3457 Armour Avenue returned from Springfield Mrs Clara Hardin gut 30th Street Most Ancient Grand Matron of the Court of Heroines Hingis on annual visit to Jericho in Illinois jurisdiction Rey Stewart new pastor of Institute AMEB church preached to large crowd The Republican Judicial ticket appears set to win JL Frye bought partner’s share of Keystone hotel and becomes proprietor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T Simpson
Winota
Miss
United Supreme Council
Hoston
Maas
Albert Morgan
Armour Avenue
Springfeld
Clara Hardin
Gut 30Th Street
Court of Heroines
Hingis
Courts of Heroines of
Jericho
Ilinois
Rey Stewart
Ameb Church
Lexington Union Band Seeks State Patronage
The Lexington Union Band asks citizens across the state for support in its first year promising satisfaction and full dress uniform equipment. They offer to lead a profession or furnish music for celebrations and invite inquiries to W. Strovnien, RK. Hines, Secretary, Gen'l Mar. I, O. Box 585, Lexington, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen'l Mar. I
Lexington, Mo
Negro News Paper Promotes Broad Racial Progress
The paper highlights optimistic racial development by training Negro youth in journalism and delivering frequent news. It promises affordable subscriptions at one dollar for two copies, offering more genuine Negro news than any other Missouri paper. Endorsements come from progressive Negro professionals and community leaders across fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Misses Ada Hoonan and Lillian Williamson Leave Versailles
Misses Ada Hoonan and Lillian Williamson departed Tuesday for Cline. J L Coleman visits this week taking orders for enlarged pictures. Mr Thomas of Tipton was in town Monday. Dan Hester and wife plan to move to their new home soon. L Burress and family spent Sunday here. Elmer Maicock visited his best girl Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Hoonan
Lillian Williamson
Cline To
J L Coleman
Thomas
Tipton
City
Dan Hester
T Heir Pew
Grand Lodge Officers of Missouri Named in Roster
The list names Grand Lodge officers and ranks for Missouri including W. Lloyd of St Louis J. Curtis of Joplin N Ancell of Macon W Wad-W FP Curtis St Louis Paris J Nott and others. Endowment Bureau members include A W Lloyd W P Curtis and H B Wood. Supreme Representatives listed as Carruthers Curtis Brown and Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A W. Lloyd
Pine St
St Louis
Curtis
Joplin
Ancell
Macon
St Mowis
Supreme Representatives
B Carruthers
TA Curtis
Chas EH Brown
A W Lloyd
Pleasant callers visit at Lee Steversons residence
South Grove residents and guests including Mrs Nevada Brent Alyne Johnson Mrs Georgia Day Messrs Harry Hannahs Kimmet Johnson Charles Howard Shelby Spriggs Mitel Harper Wil Austin and Mrs Lee Nichols visited at Lee Steversons Sunday evening Ed Hawkins was baptised at the Baptist church in Salt Pond last Lord's day Mes Satie Shannon spent last Lord's day with her brother in law and wife A revival is in progress at the Baptist church in Salt Pond Kev Helm of Pleasant Hill is with us this week Mr Hub Guthrie of Blackburn called at Mrs George Hays home last Lord's day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Brent
Alyne Johnson
Georgia Day
Harry Hannahs
Sweet Springs
Kimmet Johnson
Houston
Charles Howard
Shelby Spriggs
Mitel Harper
Salt Pond
Wil Austin
South Grove
Lee Nichols
Kansas City
Lee Steverson
Ed Hawkins
The
Baptist Church
Kev Helm
Pleasant Hill
Hub Guthrie
Blackburn
George Hays
Subscription Rates Set For 1906 At One Dollar
The terms set from now through January 1 1906 fix yearly subscriptions at one dollar and six months at sixty cents payable in advance unless other arrangements are made with management.
Sedalia Wackey Conservator Editor and Publisher Note
Correspondents are urged to report news regularly and impartially while highlighting good deeds in localities. The paper promotes liberal subscription rates and aims to study local conditions to foster improvement. Information about Sedalia Conservator business may be addressed to editor W. Hesvos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Wackey Conservator
W., Tl. Hesvos
Tax Notice for State and County Taxes Due
State and county taxes on real estate and personal property are due and payable at the collector's office in the court house. Penalty is added January 1, 1906. Avoid rush, come early and bring old receipts to save time and trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Opportunities in the Southwest for Prosperity
Go Southwest NOW and explore chances to make money in Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas. Prospects appear bright as crops thrive and development needs rise. The Southwest offers vast areas for growth and opportunity for more workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Southwest
Right men sought for openings in underdeveloped towns
Unimproved land not yet producing crops shows similar limits for towns. Few lines of business are adequately represented. There are openings of all sorts for the RIGHT MEN ARE YOU ONE.
Southwest rail sale announced by MK and Try
The MK and Try announce a ticket sale for round trips to all Southwest points on October 17, November 7, and November 21. The promotion opens opportunities for travelers to explore the Southwest region with discounted fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MK & Try
Less Than One Fare Rates Offer for STOP-OVERS
George Morton, general passenger and ticket agent in St. Louis, promotes tickets at less than one fare with stopovers allowed and return travel. Tickets are valid twenty one days from sale, with inquiries inviting readers to request details and his paper The Coming Country.
Mrs Newbill Authorized Agent for Paper Subscriptions
Mrs Newbill is an authorized agent to collect, arrange back accounts, and receive new subscriptions for this paper. Courtesies to her will be appreciated by the management. When she cany please be prepared to give her satisfaction. Respectfully. Sedalia Weekly Consolidation, W. H. Histon, Editor and Publisher.
City Taxes 1905 Delinquent Notice
Real estate, personal and poll taxes for 1905 became due October 1, 1905 and delinquent January 1, 1906. No further notice will be given. City Collector John Wappbet announces the tax delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joux Wappbet
Supreme Lodge officers elected at Pittsburg meeting
The newly elected officers of the supreme lodge of K of P are listed with titles and home cities including SW Starks supreme chancellor of Charleston West Virginia and KD White supreme prelate of Steubenville Ohio. Next meeting set for Louisville Kentucky in 1907 with Moskogoo cited in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Lodge of K of I
Pittsburg
SW Starks
Charleston
W. Va
Koa Williams
Cincinnati
Green
New Orleans
KD White
Steubenville
Ohio
SN Mitchell
Austin
Texas
John H Young
Pine Glatt
Ark
CK Robinson
KRS
St Louis
DS Miller
Paris
H Strawbridge
Supreme Inner Guard
Birmingham
Ala
Dennia Taylor
Jacksonville
Mla
Toyd
Nashville
Tenn
T Watkins
Chicago
Jackson
Ill
Louisville
Moskogoo
Cimetar
Notiche subscribers urged to report late papers
Notiche asks readers to notify promptly if the newspaper is not delivered on time and to send advance notice if they will be traveling so the paper can be addressed to them.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall
Elien Mason
John Menderson
Knsas City
Pollard and Wife
Latire
Hiew
A J V Henderson
Rock Creek
Yack Minor
JL Frye
Keystone Hot T
E. G. Cassidy & Co
Main and
Moniteau Sts
Selalia
Albert T. Loewer
Plrd Street
Sedalia, Missouri
Lexington Union Band
Aigney
W. Strovnien
Hines
Kyoupo
Eeaalor
Sedalia
Versailles
L. Burress
Elmer Maiycock
Grand Lodge
K.O. F OF
F J Nott
GKWR
W A Gunnell
Desoto
Baker
Farmington
LF Brown
Gig
Bronson
Neeleyville
Shannon
GK Hgyngn
Cor. Ohlo
George Morton
ST. Louis, MO
Sas
Richard Sanders
N. Lamine St
Well Phone
Ane
Grosshan
Grocer
East Main St
D.Y. Steele
Main ST
J. W. Menefee, Jr
Sale Stables
Hoth
Main Sedalia, MU
Ate
Oder
Witnak
Hatee
Scientific American
Yeaa Carr
Iunn & Co
New Yorke
Washington
Bertman
Cor
Main
Vermont
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