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W V Curtis spent Friday in Kansas City. Charles Geyer returned from Kansas City Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Al Weber spent Saturday in Kansas City. C S Summers returned from Kansas City Saturday morning. Jodie Jones returned Friday evening from a trip to Oklahoma. Megenity went to Kansas City Saturday morning on business. Mike Delia Crowder left Friday evening for a brief trip to Warrens. English Sparin Liniment advertised for horses sold by Chas W Loomis. Ada Carter and Tom W Hill went to Kansas City Friday evening. Maude and Nancy Wright visiting friends for several days. Ford’s sanitary lotion credited for quick cures. Rose Emerson arrived from Higginsville Friday evening for a visit. Mrs Souie Trigg arrived from Kansas City Friday evening for Miss Mary McClelland funeral. Rural Routes clubbing offer of The Intelligencer with The St Louis Republic for 2 50. B V Tucker returned to Louisiana Mo after visit with daughter in this city. Mrs William Melerer and family to City Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Geyer
Kansas City
al Weber
Summers
Jodie Jones
Oklahoma
Megenity
Mike Delia Crowder
Warrens
Ada Carter
Tom
W. Hill
Maude
Nancy Wright
Souie Trigg
Mary McClelland
Intelligencer
St. Louis Republic
Lexington
B. V. Tucker
Louisana
Horace Arlyger
William Melerer
Sarah
Lbert and
Chivbee
City
Death Was On His Heels In 1908 Skippers Man Prevails
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Va recalls a spring 1908 pneuosle attack leaving him weak with a fearful cough. He credits Dr Kipp s New Discovery with immediate help after two and a half doses and notes the remedy as the best for consumption and lung disease. Crenshaw Young s drug store offers a $1.00 bottle with a trial option. Florence Arnold Nannie ShawMilas Nadine Keith Katherine Wilton are mentioned in accompanying notes about local visits and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. Kipp
Crenshaw & Young's
Local Residents Make Brief Kansan Trips
Mr. 1G Neale spent Tuesday in Kansas City. EP Blackwell left Tuesday for a business trip to Atchison Kansas. Miss Pinkle Chinn went to Kansas City Tuesday for a several days. Miss Della Crowder returned Monday evening from a short trip to Warrensburg. Mr and Mrs R W Shelby returned Monday evening from a short bridal trip to Kansas City. Mrs. S. Dickey returned to her home in Baloginride Tuesday after a visit with the family of John T Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neale
Kansas City
Blackwell
Atchison, Kans
Pinkle Chinn
Della Crowder
Warrensburg
R. W. Shelby
Dickey
Balogineride
John T. Bush
McGee’s Baby Elixir Promises Quick Digestive Help
An ad claims a baby should gain at least four pounds weekly and promotes McGee's Baby Elixir to correct digestion. It alleges the product cures stomach and bowel troubles, eases fretfulness, and aids teething, selling for 5 and 60 cents through Crenshaw Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Crenshaw Young
Wentworth-Central Reception Enjoyed by Cadets and Guests
A Wentworth Military academy reception for Central college young ladies last Saturday evening in the new barracks hall drew a crowded, enthusiastic crowd. A grand march led by Miss Mildred Musser and Cadet Wm Hoge opened the event with several engaging conversations and refreshments of brick cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth Military Academy
Central College
Milded Musser
Wm. Hoge
Baby Show in Lexington Promotes Vermifuge Prize
A Lexington baby show promises prizes to the healthiest infant, but warns many babies are unhealthy due to worms. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a quick acting purgative to keep babies worm free. Mothers urged to use the remedy, priced 25 cents and sold by Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomy
Crenshaw & Young
Wentworth 6 Central 3 season opener at academy
Wentworth Military Academy defeated Central High School 6 to 3 on the academy campus in a slow opening game. Kelley and Blake stood out in infield for Wentworth while Burns and Welch pitched for Central. Hurley and Ahrens officiated with Hickman as umpire and few spectators attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth Military Academy
Central, High School of
Kansas City
Academy
Kelley
Short
Blake
Central
Burns and Welch
W. M. A. Hurley
Ahrens
Hickman
Ed Price Marries Misa Mora in Parkersburg West Virginia
Ed Price wed Misa Mora on Monday March 2 in Parkersburg West Virginia. Price, a Lexington native popular as a trombone player with Markle's Sunny South company, will pursue drama while continuing music this summer on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Price
Misa Mora
Martynne
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Palace Mercantile Assignment Locks In New Assignee
Palace Mercantile Co. doors remained closed on Monday as a notice stated the stock has been placed in the hands of assignee John Hix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Mercantile Company
Jobn Hix
Electric Bitters Restored Man From Brink Of Death
Nine years ago C Warth ing of MIT Creek Ind Ter believed his time had come. He was run down and near death until a druggist advised Electric Bitters. After one bottle he regained strength and has stayed well since. Sold under warranty at Cheneyhaw Young drug store for 50 cents.
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Mr. C. Warthing
Mit
Creek
Ind
Eleectric Bitters
Chrenyhaw & Young
Local Option Talk Highlights Tax Implications
Reverend James N Crutcher of Higcinsville, head of Lafayette County Anti Saloon League, addressed farmers and townspeople at the county courthouse. He argued against saloons and claimed taxes would rise only 7 mills per 100 valuation if saloons closed while state taxation stayed same. Also notes a fruit farm listing near Lexington offering residences and land for sale by Paul Reinbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Crutcher
Higcinsville
Lafayette County Anti-Saloon League
Court House
Prospects Bright for Lexington High Baseball Team
Lexington High School voters expect a strong season with veteran players from last year and several new prospects. Catchers Wallace and Bill compete, Barnett leads pitching with Harrison, Rice, Bour in reserve roles, Bour strong at short, Vaughn the new second sacker, Harwood at first, Harrison at third, Morris, Bates, and Tice in the outfield, suits ordered and arriving. team colors blue and red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesington High School
Wallace
Bill
Barnett
Harrison
Rice
Bour
Doc Harwood
Vaughn
Dover
Feld
Morris
Bates
Tice
Suita
Ballards Herbine Promoted For Liver Trouble Cure
A Knocker e a man who sees no good in others, blamed on a disordered liver. If blue spectacles appear, use Ballards Herbine to clean the liver and treat constipation, dyspepsia, indigestion, headaches, biliousness, and stomach and bowel troubles sold by Crenshaw Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
B L Election Nominees for Building and Loan Directors
The regular annual election for directors of the Building and Loan Association will be held at the secretary's place of business on Tuesday April 7 1908. Nominated are W G McCausland T J Bandon Albert F Winkler Chas W Loomis Walter B Wandell E N Hopkins Louis Grats J Moorehead You Ty Long C H Schaefermeyer Renry Sibauer J G Crenshaw August Bile E B Campbell Baskett J G Marquart Jno M Selter BY Raton red T Bix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan Association
W.G. McCausland
T. J. Bandon
Albert F. Winkler
Chas
W. Loomis
Walter B. Wandell
E. N. Hopkins
Louis Grats
You, Ty, Long
C. H. Schaefermeyer
Renry Sibauer
J. G. Crenshaw
August Bile
E. B. Campbell
Baskett
J, .G. Marquart
Jno
M. Selter
Raton
Red T. Bix
Ellis Friday Elects Offcers for Ensuing Years
Ellis Friday regular meeting elected Claude Marquis Exalted Ruler J Barnett Young Esteemed Leading Knight Oscar Westerman Esteemed Loyal Knight Dr Claude Johnson Esteemed Lecturing Knight E Mooreman Secretary Jno KE Taukman Treasurer Richard Stalling Tiler Ed Campbell Trustee Jos Graddy delegate to Grand Jury meeting in Dallas this summer Walter Waddell alternate After meeting a luncheon and dancing in the upstairs parlor large attendance visiting brothers Mr Grant Laramie and Mr Quigley Brockton Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaker
Aising Dance
Mr. Grant
Laramie
Wyo
Quigley
Brockton
Masschusetts
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed For Rheumatism Relief
President Roosevelt urges outdoor exercise for Americans. The ad answers with Ballard's Snow Liniment saying it relieves rheumatism neuralgia lame back and other pains quickly and permanently. Sold by Crenshaw &
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Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
Argonia Open Session a Rare Treat at Murrell Auditorium
A large Argonia Literary Society audience braved bad weather for an open session in Murrell Auditorium. Rev. A F Smith opened with Invocation. The nineteen voice Argonia song stirred loyalty to the Society, followed by scenes from The Wrong Package with Bess Marshall as Miss Boggs and Corinne Baldwin, Belle Graves, Clara Hughes in supporting roles. A violin duet by Bernice Davis and Hlya Clark drew cheers, and Traum der Sinne enthralled the crowd. The program included Central Gossip, Fairyland Waltz, Love's Old Sweet Song, Village Oracle read by Edna Eichelberger, and strong encore performances by Pauline Schemy and Bes Marshall. Continuous fanfare closed with Kith and Kin and a refined piano finale.
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Murrell
Argonia Literary Society
A. F. Smith
Argonia
Admiraly
Bess Marshal
Clara Hughes
Bernice Davis
Hlya Clark
Hinckbure
McClure
Mise Bes Marshall
New Life Pillas Purifier Ad From Oumy's Drug Store
An old advertisement touts Dr Ki New Life Pilla as a reliable purifier to cure stagnation of the liver headaches and related disorders. It claims quick relief without griping and lists a 25 cent price at Cren shaw Oumy's drug store.
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C. St Crenshaw
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Rowal Geo
Ter
Tio Lime Phos
Drugglar
Woldford
Chas. W. Loomis
Rose Emerson
Higginsville
Rachel Andreen
Death
Florence Arnold
Nannie Shaw
Milas Nadine Keith
Migginsville
Percy All
Mie
Katherine Wilton
Warrensburg State Normal School
Wentworth
Central High
Ayers
Ayer
Lewall
Mas
Palace Mercantile
Edenview Church
Paul Reinbard
Tks Fleet
Roosevelt
Standard OF
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Ashbrook
Ashland Wilkes
John R. Gentry
Maxie Ay
Young Wilkes
Geo. Wilkes
Red Bud
Night Hawk
Wilkes
Missouri
Annona
Marshall
Geo. M. Catron
R. Todhunter
GEO. W. Catron
Terhune Stock Farm
Dover Road
Winton and Lexington Percheron Horse & Jack Company
Jas. A. Terhune, Mgr
Wilson Brothers
Buildir
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