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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1909
Page
6
Rev. H. D. Kennedy was in Kansas City Monday. Charles Hoefer visited Higginsville Sunday.
Mrs. Bingham feared amputation but doctors warned of death from gangrene. Bucklen’s Arnica healed eight toe damage and saved him. Local notices report Mrs. Bingham’s relief and other short travel and visit mentions including Joe Tunstall and Otto Stalling visiting from nearby cities.
Confederate veterans or oldest lineal descendants who have not received a Cross may obtain one through the Custodian or President of a U D C Chapter under cross rules. Sterling Price Chapter in Lexington invites eligible applicants to contact Mrs C TI Ryland Custodian, Mrs G W Hyde President, or Mrs J M Peagre in Lexington Mo. Also notes local social items and various advertised cures and visits.
A Springfield merchant reports his son recovered from consumption after three weeks on Dr King’s New Discovery. The testimonial praises its effectiveness for coughs and lung diseases. Trial bottle offered free with guarantee. Also notes local notices on Dr M G Roberts and E A Hickman events and a sale of Pine salve. Infant death near Custer City dated March 30, 1900.
A vintage notice advertises Zed stops itching instantly and cures dandruff or itchy scalp with ZEMO. It promises hair revival, gloss, and clean healthy scalp, selling nationwide through E. W. Rose Medicine Co. of St. Louis. Lexington dealer listed. Also brief social notes mention Mrs H C Ardinger visiting Louisiana MO, and Mr A W Sandring and Miss Lydia Schaecfermeyer in Kansas City.
An odd line notes a man unable to trust others, blaming a disordered liver and recommending Ballard's Herbine for liver and digestive troubles. It mentions Crenshaw and Young selling the remedy. Then it reports Mrs. Charles Egglehoff and son John visiting relatives from Kansas City and Richard and Rebecca Evans visiting Judge R. Ficla's family in Independence.
Eczema and all skin diseases are quickly cured by Zemo a clean liquid for external use. Writ for sample E W Rose Medicine Co St Louis Sold here by C W Loomis. Local residents and visitors listed: Hinesley Payne Schmidt Terhage Walker Profit Potts Chiles Aull Forster and others traveling to Kansas City Sedalia Old Mexico.
Kansas City Court of Appeals voids last year local option results in Cass County because Pleasant Hill population 2569 was counted in totals. Writ of mandamus had ordered saloon licenses. decision affects Harrisonville and Pleasant Hill. Key figures: J. K. Wirt Ned Swartout Col James W. Suddath Judge C W Sloan Col R T Bailey.
Died Monday morning March 29 1909 at 9 o'clock at the home of H W Thieman after years of general disability and blindness. He was about seventy, had no immediate relatives, and was under Thieman's guardianship for twenty seven years. Funeral services led by Rev Winker were held at the Thieman home and New Hope church before burial in New Hope cemetery.
Wentworth cadets overwhelmed Central 9 to 5 at acatomy ball park amid a loosely played contest. Hurley started strong on the mound with Stengel for Central, but Wentworth broke through in the fourth inning, loading the bases and scoring six runs. Boardman delivered a timely three base hit to spark the rally as Matchett starred behind the plate and Hurley slugged two three baggers. Central’s Hillix and Hurley both worked after rough starts, with Matchett and Hurley producing key hits for the victors.
A Sunday fire at 4:15 PM broke out at a dwelling near the granary on East Rail Road Street. Firefighters contained the blaze with water, despite strong winds and flames between shingles, with only minor damage beyond the roof and attic. A cadet horse incident narrowly avoided injuring firemen, and volunteer Ed Marquis suffered a deep forehead gash from a hose nozzle in the effort. The Blevins couple own the insured house. contents survived.
Mr Frank Elledge hosted a Goose Party at the Lawson Hotel Lexington on Saturday July 1 with many ladies attending. The surprise announcement declared Miss Vera Dell Hart to wed Dr C W Johnson of Lexington on May 12. Guests gathered around a nest with a goose egg containing a verse, and after the egg was opened the engagement notice was revealed. Dr Johnson is a popular local figure from a well regarded county family. Miss Hart is a Central College graduate with many local friends. The couple’s wedding is anticipated with interest.
The piece stars Eugene Moore with a strong supporting cast in Edwin Milton Boyle’s My Boy Jack at Geyers Grand Opera House on Friday April 16. Boyle’s fame from The Squaw Man and Molly Moonshine, with Marie Cahill, sets high expectations for the production.
The studio introduces a coloring department and shows lifelike water color effects with photographs. The Picture Shop advertises samples and invites calls to view offerings from J. O. Coffin, Prop. Phone 245 tapes.
When in need of Celery Oys ters Tomatoes Lettuce Grapes fruit Oranges Lemons Pears Grape Nuts Ice cream or Ices you will find same at HINESLEY'S Phone 64 Please send in Sunday orders before 10 o clock Sees Seeds In bulk or packages Onion set by the quart or bushel Red River Ohio eed potatoes and flower seeds of all kinds at Jos L Long Cash Grocer
Time card for Missouri Pacific shows westbound and eastbound arrivals and departures. Listings include Sedalia Lexington Kansas City and Marshall with times like 8:35 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. Morning eastbound depart Kansas City at 6:00 a.m. and reach Lexington and Bed a by 6:10 p.m.
The fragment lists several numbered items or codes including No.7 No No.10 Molt No.2 and No.24 Nob, appearing as a scattered snippet without clear context or complete phrases. It reads like OCR of a list or catalog itemization, offering no distinct events, people, or places to anchor a summary.
Trustee announces sale of real estate in Lafayette County to satisfy a promissory note. Property located in Waverly City, blocks and lots described, placed in trust for payment default. Sale to be held at Lexington Courthouse, at hours 11:00am to 5:00pm, for public auction to satisfy note, interest, and costs.
By virtue of the will of Elizabeth Jennings deceased executor William H Jennings gives notice of sale at the Lafayette County courthouse Lexington Mo for cash to the highest bidder. The property comprises parts of sections 16 and 21 township 49 range 26 totaling 440 acres. A third of each bid must be paid in cash to insure bids with balance due on delivery of deed. March 49 1909. WO H Jennings Executor.
Notice to all creditors and interested persons of the estate ofoney Dierker. The administrator will at any time file a statement of said estate at the Probate Court in Lexington. This notice appears in Lazarete probate court of the city. John I. Dierker, Administrator.
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