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Sedalia Weekly Conservator in Sedalia, Missouri

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Newspaper

Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1904

Page

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Presiding Elder Report to Sedalia District Conference

Presiding Elder W. O. Smith submits a report from the Sedalia district noting grateful guidance from God, progress despite rain, sickness, and deaths, and urging revivals and benevolent giving. He emphasizes church first, unity, and pastoral support, with brief memorials for Rev. J A Dorsey and a young girl, Lethia A Smith, and closes with prayers for strength and guidance.

Presiding Elder Sedalia

Local social notes from Arrow Rock and surrounding towns

Misses Hush Smith and Ethel Davis attended a Nelson picnic with friends. Many neighbors visit, house guests arrive, and school opens with Prof Green as principal. Attendees include Misters Adams Switzer Bowker and families from Marshall, Warrensburg, and Lexine. The community notes a church revival, a fatality in the area, and upcoming sermons at St Johns Chapel.

Hush Smith Ethel Davis Nelson

Sedalia Honors Assemblyman John H. Bothwell

Sedalia salutes Assemblyman John H. Bothwell as a most honored son for leadership and service. The article credits his progressive influence and notable achievements shaping state action and local improvements.

John H. Bothwell Sedalia

Labor Day Visit Overrides Work in Lexington

Monday and Tuesday saw CM English spend time in Lexington focusing on the Conservator of the which he half owns and manages. The event underscores ongoing interests and ownership in the local sector.

CM English

Rain Delay After Arrow Rock Dinner Visit

Reverend R Smidh and wife traveled from Arrow Rock to dine with A M Van Buren. Chas Smith and A M Van Busen returned from Chicago on Thursday. A heavy rain fell here Thursday and Friday night.

Rev R Smidh Arrow Rock A M van Buren Chas Smith A M van Ursen Chicago

Beck Burn Miss Rosa Anthony Guest of Aunt

Miss Rosa Anthony of Pleasant Grove 1 the guest of her Aunt, Mrs. Annie Pibbs. John Guthrie and wife spent Friday night with his mother. George Clay and wife spent Sunday with George Seals and family. Mrs. Bell Miles spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Jeoward in Adana. Miss Eliza Miles came home Sunday for a short visit with her parents. Rey Porter and wife spent Monday here on business. Mrs. Martin Johnson arrived Monday morning and is visiting her parents. The trustees of the ME church have begun work on their new church. Jessie Lucas of Sweet Springs is the carpenter at work on the new building. Tell your friends about the Conservator and persuade them to subscribe for it at once. Only One Dollar a year. Sixty cents for six Months. Send many to CM English or W Luston, Sedalia, Mo. This paper ply $1 the year.

Distriet Conference Lhk Wrest Church of Christ Faily Church of Christ St. Louis Livy Chace Bretheren Christ Siests Oure J A Dorsey General Assembly Lethia Jesus Jessie Lucas Sweet Springs Sedalia da Thompson Priday

Local notes from Hughesville travel and visits

Hughesville notes recount Miss Lila Thenderson departing for St Louis and many locals seen in Lexington Independence and Sweet Springs. Visitors include Miss Frances Hicklin, Miss Lena Collier, Rev Sage, Prof Johnson, Mrs Thompson, and others. Mentions new cottages, farms, and community events as well as the Conservator circulation aims.

Residents Return From Visits to Saint Louis and Windsor

Miss Maud Lewis returns home to Hughes ville after a weeks visit in St. Louis. James Steele and Woliday enjoy a several days stay in the World's Fair City. Miss Ardonian Abbott returns home after a profitable St Louis visit and will work with the wool people of Windsor. Abbott is a young woman of admirable character whose presence in Windsor will be felt in the field of wool.

Winsor Wsefull- Hess

Classical Entertainment by Morgan Street Baptist Church

Classical entertainment by the Morgan Street Baptist Church featured a Tambotring Drill and Mushale. Mrs Lulie Kinney earned praise for beautified verses and graceful execution that pleased the audience. Misses Katie Guy Emma Drake and Ana Smith delivered satisfactory solos in a solid program. Rev Norris leads the work with notable results.

Morgan Street Lulie Kinney Katie Guy Emma Drake Ana Smith Norris

Duel in St Joseph Hospital Leaves One Dead

A pistol duel in St Joseph Tuesday involved ex minister Dr J AL Crossland and rival Dr W Marion in Owhiell Der. Crossland was seriously wounded and died at St Joseph Hospital. Dr Carion escaped injury and is jailed.

St. Joseph Libera J AL Crossland W. Marion Owhiell der St. Josep Hospital Carion

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