Local News Notes From Tipton And Nearby Towns
Jeane Walker of Kansas City visited on business last week. Mrs Baty Evans arrived from tela Saturday. Mesidaines Prala and May Wil hei attended Mrs Josie Morgan’s event. Edward Combs returned from due Springs. A church service Sunday drew $15. Maud Jackson returned from Arrow Rock. Jne Guthrie and wife visited relatives. Rev Joe White of Sweet Spring was baptised here. Tipton marriage: Russel Maupins and Maggie Woodson wed Sunday Sept 25. Rev S P Johnson officiated. Teachers and locals noted attendance at services. Mrs Rosy Davis and Mrs Robinson reported as ill. Home Pilgrimage event Sept 24 raised funds, though short of expectations. Miss Pearl Miller departed Sept life. service at Buryts chapel. George Hololay of near Spread, Mo, returned from the World’s Fair. Died: Mrs Jank Workeuff Sept 23 in Mayview. funeral by Rev Jennings. George Bowles, once of this city, died in Denver Sept 14 and burial held at Brand’s Cemetery with A M E church rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeane Walker
Kansas City
Baty Evans
Tela
Mesidaines Prala
May Wil Hei
Mapshell
Josie Morgan
Percy Evans
Marshall
Edward Combs
Due Springs
Maud Jackson
Arrow Rock
Jne Guthrie
Joe White
Sweet Spring
Pearl Miller
Buryts Chapel
JC Shuttleford
Johnson
Rev & P Johnson
Versailles
Coteraiew
George Ilololay
Near Spread
Bais Wiv
Mixe Magwie Washington
Chicasa
Aurora Jones
Mayview
Jank Workeuff
Jennings
Baptist Church
Denver
Cole
George Bowles
A. M. EF
Gilbert
Lexington
Brand's Cemetery
Arrow Rock and Slater Socials and Evangelist Visit
In Arrow Rock Mania Chas Smith and Win Conway appeared while Mire Jennie Van Buren hosted visiting friends and relatives in Slater early in the week. Geo Mills spent Thursday and Friday in Arrow Rock with Mrs Geo Smith, GE Becks, Harry and Brest White in Slater Saturday. Abram White and Jisgeer Mills took a quick trip to Gillam Saturday evening. Rev J P McDonnel preached here last Sunday before a large audience at the church, with broad appeal and eager listeners, while a local exhortation urged harvest readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Smith
Win Conway
Arrow Rock
Ill mother ailing teacher and local visits noted in Clinton Miss
Clinton Mississippi residents report Edward Brame a teacher is very ill at this writing. Ollie Ferguson has returned from Windsor. Mrs Hattie Bradshaw of Windsor visits her mother Mrs Mills. Ida Davis and Nora Loo bs of Kansas City attend funeral of their niece Bertie Covenon. Rev CC Calloway left for lunch to visit for a few days. Mr Sipesaf Tebo visiting the Lyons home this week. Mr Jacobs and Miss Ioaura Parks from Kansas City visit their mother's Clinton. Died Saturday the 11 years old daughter Miss Herti of Mrs Lawinds Porter. The decease had been HW about four months. Funer al services conducted by Rev Crorden at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brame
Ollie Ferguson
Windsor
Hattie Bradshaw
Mills
Ida Davis
Nora Lyoobs
Kansas City
Bertie Covenon
CC Calloway
Sipesaf Tebo
Lyons
Jacobs
Ioaura Parks
Kensic City
Herti
Lawinds Porter
Res Crorden
Baptist Church
Lexington Social Highlights and Local Incidents
The Cosmopaitin Amusement Co headlines the street scene this week with the Excelsior band scheduled to play. A public mishap involves Mrs Sally Joet narrowly escaping with minor eyelid injuries from a peach can explosion. A Morgan Morris social at his Chicago residence surprised guests. Jay Douglass hosted Miss Thrashly of Denver as a welcome, while Mrs A A Gilbert returns from the World’s Fair. Visitors include Jue Britt, Daniel Lloyd, Rev McAllister, and Chester Colly. Waldo Lunt suffers a sprained foot, keeping him from school this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopaitin Amusement Co
Lisas
Mars Morris
Thors
Jamies Morris
Chicago
Arier Coleman
Walter Colley
Robert Davis
J 0 Ball
War Hicks
Mines Tivo Webb
Add Ray
Roe Brashears
Sallie Bloch
Samuee Writ
Kiva
Tzetra
Cordelia Colley
Morris
Jas Morris
Chalmus Holmes
Henry Colley Thursove
Jay Douglass
Thrashly
Denver
Colo
A A Gilbert
Potvy Clowd
Lawrence
Kas
Messrs
Jue Britt
Daniel Lloyd
Higginaville
McAllister
Wellington
Chester Colly
Lincoln Neb
Waldo Lunt
Hay
National Ballast Conference gathers diverse religious leaders
The National Ballast Conference convened in Austin Texas with Rev OG Juondin Moretan Mission and Rev Manish from the Holy Land among many delegates including Rev Chins of Peterson City Rev Bavote of Kansas City Rev Sanders of Lavitisigna and Rev S J Nortis of Sudalia. The sessions were described as highly successful amid peace and harmony. The event will be hosted by the First Capital Eliyuel of Chieu Texas with Rev Fisher as partner. the support fee is $1 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Juondin
Moretan Mission
Trea Alyica
Teld
Manish
Fom
Holy Land
Rev Chins
Petterson City
Bavote
Kansas City
Sanders
Lavitisigna
S. J. Nortis
Sudalia
Elyuyeli
Chieu
Rey Fisher
Ship of Hope and the Wooden Vessel Warning
A fragmentary letter warns of a perilous voyage likened to a Ship of Hope versus a wooden craft. It cautions readers identified as “PO” and others to beware destructive forces, urging steadfast pursuit of success amid a turbulent sea of peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Tilies
Poland
Hope
Whiard
Irene
Cpe
Meyer
Uitven
Moerschel Brewing Co and Local Entertainment Night
Miss Anna Webb performed at a church event with Mrs Henry Harper leading the entertainment. Walter Calley sang and Cor Dutlap impressed as a comic elocutionist. The event drew limited attendance but was praised as one of the West’s best. The Sons and Daughters of Charity announce a chicken and ham lunch next Wednesday at their hall on East Main street. Admission is 1 cent for subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harper
Miller Aid Coneway
Walter Calley
Cor Dutlap
Eeast Main Street
Colored Marching club to hold public meeting
At the meeting of the Colored Marching club it was decided to hold a public meeting at City Hall Saturday night. Hon WH Phillips and Edster WOH Hues ton will speak in various towns about issues important to negro republicans. They are scheduled to speak in Smithton Monday night Houstonia Tuesday night Georgetown Wednesday night Beaman Thursday night Dresden Friday night. All voters should hear them discuss the Issue of 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Marching Club
WH. Phillips
Edster
WOH
Hueston
Smithton
Houstonia
Georgetown
Beaman
Dresden
Agro
New Fuel Yard Opens at Jefferson and Washington Corner
The notice promotes a new fuel yard by Wood and Coal owner W H Cline to serve the Jefferson and Washington streets corner area. It mentions Emancipation Day visitors from St. Louis, Hon P W Donovant and Dr J Wellington Muse, being greeted by a large audience at Butler, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Cline
Jefferson and
Washington Streets
P. W. Donovant
J. Wwellington Muse
St. Louis
Butler
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Blackiburn
Tipton
Russel Maupins
Maggie Woodson
Hunceton
P Johnson
Taylor Redman
Mise Palio Sautherner
Clarksbury
Geo Johnson
Jerry Shenwldl Mortana
Our City
Rosy Davis
Misesv
Jennie
Hortense Waedson
Seaches
Aiketisville
Rev
Mra Wo Watts
Hwginsvillee
E. Ralph Blair
South Osage Street
Union Haiti
Clinton
Lincoln Institute
Missouri State School For Colored Youth
Witton
SREAM
Mendon
Easkiis Aniog
Desinen
Jefferson City
DOE
Onae Mignifcant World's Life Service Sihity
St. Lewis
Suny
St. Tos
Psat
Fay Reunon
E. E. Johnston
Ohio St
Moerschel Brewing Co. Brewers and Bottlers
Scinai
Anna Webb
J. W. Scott
St.louis
J. M. Harris, M. D
W. Mair
St., Sedalia, MO
Offich
W. Morgan St
H. G. Phillips
W. Main Street
Sedalia
Coates & Wilhite
Orlern Joho
ILE Cream & Groceries
Police Service
Growther & Son
Lcat
Sweet Springs
Shea
D.Y. Steele
E. Main ST
MKS
Nellie Davis
Poul Tie
Butyge
Frais
Peomprdones
H. Pettis
Lamune Street
Clover Leaf Club
Jessi Lancas
Sunfire Welds
Segret'y, Sweet S$vinks
Richard Sanders
Lamine St
Bell
Etpr i
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