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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1905
Page
3
A church notice invites all to Sunday School sessions at 9:00 a.m. and 7:50 p.m. The schedule includes a Tuesday night Covenant Meeting with prayers and a welcome for all attendees.
JT Ferri Be lives in a Cox SkuvaToR shows he gives what is due without back talk. Harry Hopkins leaves for Kansas City to visit relatives and friends. Prof A H Gravette visits the ladies of our city. School begins on the 4th at Tipton. Mrs Florence Curry of Topeka returns home after a visit with her father Rey Win Wheeler. Miss Kecia Johnson of Kansas City returns from a two week visit with grandmother Mrs Amanda Brown. Misses Cora and Sallie Martian of Versailles visit grandparents. Wade Jake Hunter praises them all. St Joseph District Conference at Independence raises 140.48. Dedackson notes all ministers present except two.
Henry of Jefferson City and Morgan Bros near Dresden are noted in social items. The Conservator notes a wedding eve event in Sedalia, and Melon promotion by Morgan Bros. A infant, John Presley Finis, dies at 1 year 3 months with funeral at New Franklin Cemetery. Various visits and travels by local residents are listed.
Rev and Mrs A S Norris depart the city list Tuesday with remarks on subscriptions. Geof Williams suffers a severe ankle sprain this week. Mrs Maud Warren of Houstonia townsfolk on our street Sunday. GO Brown misled all. Lulu BR Williams returns to St Louis after a week in Sedalia. Allie Milig visits Chicago briefly. Mrs Rachel Lafete returns from Canada. Leonard Jackson and family visit from Chicago. Lawrence Webster of Windsor visits. A G Wheeler builds a rental cottage. W M Chanault leaves for home to visit before school. Mr and Mrs A Ward of Oklahoma City visit. Mrs Kulatia Crump and Mrs Cramer return from Chicago. Miss V Willene Jackson to perform in Buxton, Iowa. L E Britt returns to Wigginsville. C W Holliday’s daughter Monch and Mrs Mothiday head to Denver for two weeks. Rev Monroe Jones of Salt Pond greets at the station. Miss Pellard ill near Elmwood. Prof Johnson visits and pays subscription in Otterville. Miss Erie V West returns from vacation and begins teaching at Dresden. List of visitors from Slater, Marshall, and others during State Fair week. Married Fergusson and Miss Abbie noted.
Tipton and surrounding residents note Mrs. Edward Embry as guest of her sister-in-law Mrs. Matt Embry. Mrs. Sugg was a passenger through our city Sunday, sharing in local hospitality and news.
Beginning May 24 and running daily through September 30, the service offers round trip tickets to Portland Ove Tacoma Seattle Everett Beling ton Victoria and Vancouver. Numerous routes with flexible one way and return options and generous stopover privileges. Fares start as low as 47 85.
A Kansas correspondent reports visits and family movements across Murchison Clifton and Tipton. Jeff employed in Murchison visited his parents last Thursday while Jeff and St Louis related travel occurred Saturday. Miss Florence Davia visited relatives and returned to Clifton Monday. Nettie Smiley visits her mother at New Stover. Mrs. M. J. Tin ter was called to Lipton for Henry Brown's funeral in St Louis and interment at Tipton.
The readable text describes scattered names and places with unclear phrases about endorsements, student appeals, a polio program, and an expensive chain offer. Multiple garbled names appear, including references to a university, city, and donors, but the exact actions and dates are not discernible.
Richard Johnson has been on the sick list for several days. Dre G Wrows and W J Graham from Glasgow visited Independence. Joe Brooks from KC K visited his father Rev WH Brooks. Presiding Elder Colling of the KC District was a Thursday visitor. James Henderson cut his hand badly with a grass hook Tuesday. Low Henderson of KC visited friends here for several weeks. Mrs Snoddy and her son Bishop arrived from Los Angeles for Mr Snoddy’s health.
William Turner son of J Milton Turner once minister to Liberia under Grant worked in a Des Moines coal mine. He was buried in a slate fall up to his shoulders with a crushed head. He will be brought to this city for burial.
Mrs Emma Fowler and daughter have returned from Sedalia. Mattie Fowler is confined to bed with fever. Miss Maud Fowler, Maggie Steverson, and Mable Sharper left for Kansas City on Sunday.
Ben Green of Rock Creek Missouri travels to visit his sister Mrs Florence. The visit highlights family ties and regional travel patterns in small town Missouri.
A fragmented freight and passenger timetable lists arrivals at numbers 4 124 10 and 9 with times 1 am 4 am and 4 pm and departures including No 2 10 60 pg No 4 4 00 pm No 8 00 pm and No 106 local freight with mentions of No 108 from yard and a date/ time reference.
Fragmentary line shows a transport event with Warsaw and Sedalia references. Readable parts indicate a departure from Warsaw and arrival in Sedalia. No clear dates or fully named units emerge from the OCR fragment.
Notice to Currsedon Dents appears with garbled typography and guidance for submitting matter to this office. It instructs writers to use one side of the paper and warns that material on both sides will be forwarded to the waste basket.
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