Personal notices from Kansas City visitors and travels
Mrs. Arthur Foster of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives. Misses Dillie and Norma Hackker visited Kansas City and Excelsior Springs Sunday evening. Mrs. B. Butner of Pueblo Colorado left after visiting Mrs. Mary Ayers. Miss Cora Long departed for a visit in St. Louis Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gable of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives. Jess G. Scarlett left for a business trip to Chicago. James Horn spent Sunday in Hugginsville. Mrs. Glenn Bridges and two children John and Beatrice visiting the Shinns. Miss Nellie Smith returned to Butler after visiting. N. J. Baskett returned from Kentucky. John F Hogan went to Kansas City for a few days. Mrs. Mary Gilgory returned to Walden. Auditor John P. Gordon of Jefferson City spent Monday Chebt here with friends. Mrs. Z. M. Williams visited Kansas City Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Foster
Kansas City
Misses Dillie
Norma Hackker
Excelsior Springs
B. Butner
Pueblo
Colorado
St. Louis
Mary Ayers
Cora Long
J. W. Gable
Jess. G. Scarlett
Chicago
James Horn
Hugginsville
Glenn Bridges
John
Beatrice
Jerry Shinn
Nellie Smith
Butler
Joel Ewing
John F Hogan
Mary Gilgory
Walden
J. Marrow
John P. Gordon
Jefferson Chey
Z. M. Williams
Beware of illness and seek remedies and prevention
Fragments warn readers about poisoning from stagnation and insect bites. Mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills and Sloan's Liniment as cures. Names Miss Alms, Katherine Ashurst, Mayme McNamara, Joe Long travel and local concerns. Warns about mosquitoes, flies, and disease spread from garbage and stagnant water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Sloan
Morrison Renom ed From Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs John Morrison renamed Monday evening from a visit in Kansas City details indicate a relocation or change connected to their stay in Kansas City during a recent trip. The item notes the couple involved and the timing of the renaming but lacks broader context or outcomes.
Notice of Letters Testamentary for Bardiey Estate
Letters testamentary on the estate of Catherine Bardiey deceased were granted June 2 1914 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri to R E S Booton executor. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred. publication date is June 20 1914.
Executrix's Notice in Missouri Probate Proceeding
Testimentary on the estate of Prad erick BR, Neet deceased, were granted to the undersigned on the 27th day of June LOM, by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons having claims against said estate for allowance to the undersigned said letters, or they may be forever barred, and if such claims are not exhibited within one year from the date of last insertion of its publication. This 27th day of JulieTTA BELLA NEWT, Executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Bardiey
Lafayette County
Missouri
R. E
Booton
Praderick BR
Julietta Bella Newt
Dxecutrix
Whewbetl Kronshage
J. H. Charles Kronshage
MH. C. Sydnor
Motate Court
Ailusouri
Lexington
J. W. Bydnor
Katharine G. Reid
City of Sex
W. ¥. A. Catron
Administrator's Notice of Kronshage Estate Grant
Letters of administration for the estate of Whewbetl Kronshage were granted May 16 1914 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Mine Court to J H Charles Kronshage administrator. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred. any claim not exhibited within one year from the last publication will be forever barred.
Local Residents Spend Sunday in Kansas City and Nearby Towns
J W Warder Jr and C C Wright spent Sunday in Kansas City. Mrs Charles Hoofer and her young son returned home to Higginsville Sunday evening after visiting here with friends. Marie and Mildred Barron and brother Harry visited Kansas City Sunday morning. Morris Johnson traveled to St Louis Sunday evening on business. Mrs Mary Rostagno returned Sunday evening from Wigeniaville. Miss Martha Pearl Crenshaw returned to Kansas City Monday after visiting Mrs T C Crenshaw. Judge John A Rich of Slater arrived Monday for the judicial term. Jos Alford and Miss Lena Alford left Monday for a visit in Colorado Springs Colorado. Mrs Phillip Hogan went to Oldessa Monday for a visit. Mr and Mrs Bert Twobran spent Sunday in Excelsior Springs. Mrs O C Proctor returned home in Sligginsville Sunday with Mr and Mrs G P Warren. William Toge Jr went to Western Kansas Saturday evening for a visit. Mrs John Samuelson went to Kansas City Saturday evening for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Warder, Jr
C. C. Wright
Kansas City
Charles Hoofer
Little Son
Higginsville
Marie
Mildred Barron
Harry
Morris Johnson
St. Louis
Mary Rostagno
Wigeniaville
Martha Pearl Crenshaw
T. C. Crenshaw
John A. Rich
Slater
Jos. Alford
Lena Alford
Colorado Springs
Colo
Phillip Hogan
Oidlessa
Bert. Twobran
Excelsior Springs
O. C. Proctor
Sligginsville
G. P. Warren
William Toge, Jr
Kansas
John Samuelson
Local Travelers Return and Departures Logged in Kans City Area
Miss Kate Drysdale returned Sunday evening from a visit in Boulder Colorado. Miss Emma Weis left Monday morning for Duluth Minnesota. John Morrison went to Kansas City Saturday evening for a few. Mrs John Samuelson returned Tuesday morning from no visit in Kansas City. Mrs Fred Wilmot returned home Saturday evening from no visit in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Drysdale
Boulder
Colorado
Emma Weis
Duluth
Minn
John Morrison
Kansas City
John Samuelson
Fred Wilmot
Doon’s Kidney Pills Endorsed by Wellington Reader
A Wellington reader, Mrs. C. B. Walton of Box 152, reports severe kidney pain and backache during Jumago spells. She credits Doon’s Kidney Pills with a lasting cure after two boxes. Foster-Milburn Co. promotes the remedy at 50 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Onn
Lexington
Doon
Miss Esther McCulloch Returns From Visit to Missouri
Miss Esther McCulloch returns home to Gashlind Missouri after visiting Mrs. Mary Brooks. An advertisement warns that summer constipation is more dangerous and promotes Po-De-Lax as a pleasant, effective remedy costing 50 cents at the druggist.
Local Social Notes and Lost Item Notice
Miss Margaret Bates returned Monday evening from a visit on Webb City Missouri. Albert Graham returned to his home in Cuero Texas after visiting here with his sister Mrs J J Wansam. LOST A small chain newk live with a pendant attached a wreath with three little pearls Return to this office and receive wend Palm Beach and all Summer Suits should be properly cleaned if you would keep them looking well Let us take care of your simmer suits our prices are reasonable. CRAWFORDS LAUNDRY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bates
Webb City
Albert Graham
Cuero
Texas
J. J. Wansam
Newk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. J. Baskett
Kentcky
Alms
Katherine Ashurst
Kansans City
Mayme McNamara
Joe Long
Sedalia
Fletcher
Desians
CorvrisuTs &c
Schoetigs
Jarra Rir fevilaiLle
Ek Bey
Murn
Dee
W. Evans
Danville
Octavia Corder Decoas
Winte
Profarte
Rona Cuappell
Nannie G. Strele
Notley
Nathan Corder
Rena Chapphlle
Nannie C. Sthele
Mary BE
Aull
Ald Ve Tate
Anguet
Lafayette Comity
William Aull
Catron
Taubman
Haerle
Lexington, Mo
Harry Liter
Nora Liter
Adiministratrix
Renfro
Gaughter
Hidorado
Glasgow
Kentucky
Castoria
L¢ Ian
Sue J
Plattenbure
King’s
Chicago & Alton
Castor
Simla Uie
Brcipe
Ohd le
Bears
Marshall
Chautauqua
Lee Shippey
Sec’y
Esther McCulloch
Gashlind
Mary Brooks
Crawford
Westerman & Rankin
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