Waverly Visitors Attend Local Fair and Church Events
Waverly residents arrived from Chilhowee for visits with neighbors and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Rand and children from Moberly. Local clergy Rev Win Prewitt preached two sermons at the Baptist church, while families from Joplin Malin Bond and Lexington were noted in town. The community’s service flag was placed in Willhimean’s drug store window as visitors joined services and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Clarion Morginthater
Joplin
and Mew
Geo. Willinmon
Mra
Marnette
Ken Downey
Malin Bond
Claude Cappacino
David Was
Muenhall
Riley
Lexington
Atria Cordell
Macorty
Local residents and visitors return from trips and events
ahall visitor Thursday evening Mr. We England and daughter and Mrs. Pearl Jones returned Tuesday after a short visit in Lexington Mind Marguerite Landrum matured to Marshall Tuesday. Mied Mlownle Althouse of ture Hesta expanding the wool with Milwox Janie and Etelen Larkin, Mr. John Larkin and children were in town last week visiting relatives. Oldest son Monti had an operation to remove adenoids. Miss Annabelle Robertson went to Kansas City Sunday to visit relatives. Work began on a lore wheel to store apples for shipping one mile east of town. Local carpenters at work. Mrs. Chas. Johnson and daughters Frances and Alice Virginia visited her mother in Carroll county Tuesday. Mariners begin hauling wheat to the elevator. W.N. White of Marshall was in town over Sunday. Mixy Opda McGrew attended summer school at the Normal in Warrensburg and returned Tuesday. She will teach at Malta Bend School this fall. Mrs. Lon Davis and children went to Marshall Tuesday, Mrs. Wm. Ferguson and baby returned to Independence Tuesday after visiting her mother, Mrs. Buck. Pearl Long and wife returned to Lexington after visiting the Petty family. Mr. and Mrs. Grover White entertained at supper Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Teilford, Mrs. Ben Downey and HOTA were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahall
We England
Mir
Pearl Jones
Lexington
Marguerite Landrum
Marshall
Mlownle Althouse
Ture
Janie
Etelen Larkin
John Larkin
Monti
Annabelle Robertson
Kansas City
Chas. Johnson
Frances
Alice Virginia
Carroll County
W.N. White
Mixy Opda McGrew
the Normal
Warrensburg
Malta Bend
Lon Davis
Wm. Ferguson
Baby
Independence
No PL Buck
Pearl Long
Chis Petty
Grover White
and Mire
A. J. Teilford
Ben Downey
Hota
Local social visit notes from Higginsville and area
John Corbin and eight others visited the owner of a few Thinlek six while Mrs Sam Polsal and Mrs Edwin Volant of Higginsville spent Wednesday with Mrs Dan Ashford. Minn Dow Dean with sister Mrs Lyle Corder week with relatives. Doan of Kenna City visiting. Chae Holman and Daley Holtman in Alban Wednesday. Mirgie Oldham returned to Clark Missouri after a week with grandparents. Tene Maupin visited Malay. Mrs Frank Marts and children also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corder
John Corbin
Il Morgan
Homlay
Herman Reppe
Sam Polsal
Edwin Volant
Higginsville
Dan Ashford
Minn Dow Dean Aon
Lyle Corder
Mins
Francis Bell Doan
Kenna City
Vinithag
Min
Chae Holman
Minn Daley Holtman
Alban
Mirgie Oldham
Clark
Ul Mw
Gary. Brown
Thin
Ery
Local Notes from Marshall and Nearby Towns
A stream of short local notices reports visits and travels of residents from Marshall Kansas to Camp Funston and nearby towns. Mentions include Blackburn, Mrs W L Tielman, Heney Creer of Leavenworth, Mrs Henry Fisher now at Crip Fuoston, and several visits with family and friends. Enlistees and service calls appear with Hiomer Frerking heading to the Great Lakes Navy training, plus departures to Tulsa and Camp Dodge.
Women rally needed as nursing service urged immediately
The article urges qualified women to join the nursing service to meet overwhelming demand for care. It notes the Civil Hospital relies on their help, compares training to officer readiness, and cites Mrs. Albin DeBerry and Mr. W. K. Humphreys traveling to Camp Viunaton and Kansas City for unspecified duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin DeBerry
Yeserday
Camp Vunaton
W. K. Humphreys
Kanens City
Local Notice Mentions Pletchers Castor Claim
Fragmentary clipping notes a child’s call for Pletcher's Castor and references Mrs Wa Kopplermn and Mrs Malling in relation to a Texas visit. Details are unclear but imply a personal notice or item from a local page.
Campaign calls women to join Lafayette County dry alliance
Temperance groups in Lafayette County call all Woman’s Organizations to assemble at Higginsville on Tuesday August 20 for forming the Woman’s Branch of the Citizens Dry Alliance. Mrs. Nellie D. Childs is County President and Miss Katie Weedin is Corresponding Secretary. The event aims to organize broader anti liquor efforts across the county and coordinate male and female campaigns. Also advertise Cure for Dysentery praising Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy based on a Des Moines witness account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalayelie County
Missouri
St. Louis
Ivy County
Citizen Dry Alliance
Missouri W. C. T. U
Lafaytee
Higginsville
MBE
Church South
Citizens Dry Alliance
Nellie D. Childs
Katie Weedin
Laffayette County
Ashland
Kansas
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Iowa
Real Estate Transfers in Lexington Real Estate Records
Deeds filed in the Recorder's Office in Lexington Missouri for week ending August 1, 1918. Abstracts show transfers including Clayton Williams to John Jonson and Annie Gant. Henry Kuecker to Edward Kuecker. Stevenson to James KE. Louis Picken to A. Duenxing. Budidemeyer et al to Goan and Oliver Stigall. M. Taubman to Noble Baskett and Amelia Baskett. Martha Eggers et al to Guav Wolpers. Thomas A. Wilker to Joseph Miller. C. Plepneior to Cron Sitomnenp. Fishback to M. Withbork. and others in multiple additions and blocks in Higginsville Odengo Concordia and Lexington areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County Abatynet Company
Clayton Williame
John Jonson
Annie Gant
W. S
Higginaville
Henry Kuecker
Edward Kuecker
Nwi
Hive
C. Plepneior
Cron
Mire Birdie Shupp Returns Mindy Evening From Trip
In Kansas City Lieut. J. C. Snyder, a resident of Mt. Cameron Michigan, visited family Friday while returning from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Birdie Shupp
Mindy
Vail
Kansas City
Lieut
J. C. Snyder
Mt. Cameron
Mich
OkKlahors
Visits to Kansas City Lawrence and Dover
Sam Edmonds traveled to Kansas City for a short visit with family. Mrs J A McDoneld visited Lawrence for a few days. Mrs James Shelby went to Dover for a visit with her sister Mrs Fred Zeysing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Edmonds
Kansas City
J. A. McDoneld
Lawrence
Kansas
James Shelby
Dover
Fred Zeysing
Lamed Back Relief From Liniment Cloth
A reader notes that dampened flannel bound on the back with Chamberlain's Liniment often eases a lame back more effectively than a plaster and at far lower cost. The remedy is described as simple and inexpensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Miss Leasie Dillingham Returns From Kentucky Visit
Miss Leasie Dillingham returned Saturday from an extended visit in Kentucky. A. G. Young went to Kansas City yesterday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasie Dillingham
Kentucky
A. G. Young
Kansas City
A Billious Attack Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement describes bilious attacks and liver functions. It promotes taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tonify the liver, cleanse the stomach, and relieve symptoms such as constipation nausea vomiting and a severe headache at the cost of a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mrs Mary Misenhelter Visits Wellington Saturday
Mrs Mary Misenhelter spent Saturday in Wellington for a day visit. Spot Mavel of the U S Navy arrived Saturday to visit home folks. Miss Ruth Howe returned Monday from a visit by Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Misenhelter
Wellington
Spot Mavel
U.S. Navy
Ruth Howe
Odessa
Chamberlains Tablets Help Mrs Bowers Digestion
Mrs Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania reports years of poor digestion improved after using Chamberlains Tablets. She says she tried many remedies before trying the product and found relief within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bowers
Indiana
Sawyer visits Independence as Shull heads to Colorado
T C Sawyer traveled to Independence yesterday while Miss Louis Shull departed Wednesday for a three week stay in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.C. Sawyer
Independence
Louis Shull
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tay
Lexington Intelligencer
A. W. Allion
Bidleor and Publisher
I Howtaftico
Laxingta
I Communications
Hugh Witenyoud
Mire Tene Maupin
Malay
Frank Marts
W.G., McCausland
Great Lakes
U. S. Navy
Chas, Lieser, Jr
Pred Morgan
Dr. Moore
Win
Holtenmp
Helen
John Ashford
Bore Scott
Kdward Schumacher
Butch
Washington, D. C
Henry Schumacher
Lloyd Ramey
Kansans City
John Martin
Dorris Reyniolda
Sedalia
Preston Rhodes
Preston
Camp Funston
Marie Long
N. F. Welliver
Audrey Platner
Grand Paas
Bertie Lee Jones
Chas, Holman
Bottle Bray
Be Wood
J. S. Stewart
J. J. Hitt
Oiftinm
Mins Joridar
Wordman
Len Wollenman
Camp Dodge
Iown
Mins Jearett Weight
Mondiy
Pletcher
Malling
Hwy
Ace Springs
J. L. Peak
Urgeon
Lexington, Missouri
Bane
Lexington Savings. Bank
W. G. McCausland
E.N. Hopkins
Lee J. Slusher
B. BR. Ireland
B. M. Taubman
A. Horper
W. H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
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