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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1914

Page

3

Personal Notes From A Rural Weekend Update

Mr and Mrs Frank L Carter visited Higgitsville for a day Saturday. Mrs J A Hix of Chariton Iowa traveled to St Louis after visiting relatives. Miss Anna Wood Niggleston went to Kansas City Monday. Miss Lillie Jones returned home in Troy IL Saturday with her brother J T Jones. Jos Alford and niece Lena Alford returned Friday from Colorado Springs Colorado. Mrs W H Silver returned to her home in St Louis Saturday after visiting here with Mrs Leroy Farmer. William Shier and Greer Ainsworth attended the hall game in Sweet Springs Sunday.

Frank L. Carter Higgitsville J. A. Hix Chariton Iowa St. Louis Anna Wood Niggleston Kansas City Lillie Jones Troy Lil J. T. Jones Jos, Alford Lena Alford Colorado Springs Colorado W. H. Silver Leroy Farmer William Shier Greer Ainsworth Sweet Springs Abbie Bour George W. Packer Anna Margaret Dankers Sedalia Alice Irvine Marshall George B. Gordon William Herd Annie Jennie Kansas Mary Ross Lynn Dannohower W. F. Kerdolff Fayette, Mo

Infection and Insect Bites Dangerous

Early 20th century warning on infection from bites and insects notes parasites in garbage and stagnant water. Advocates Sloan's Liniment as antiseptic to neutralize infection and disinfection for cuts and sores. Also mentions visits by Mrs Homer Cates of Kansas City and Lieut Wm Ryan of Port Riley to Kansas City, and Miss Mildred Kinkead visiting the Goodloe family.

Sloan Sloan's Homer Cates Kansas City Wm. Ryan Port Riley Kansas Ben Tage Mildred Kinkead Welli Thuriwin Goodloe

Summer Constipation Dangers and Remedies

Summer constipation is described as more dangerous than other seasons due to spoiled food and excessive cold-water intake. Po-Do-Lax is advertised as a remedy to stimulate bile and relieve congested waste, with a 50 cent price and druggist availability. Also notes on summer coughs and Dr King’s New Discovery as a relief remedy with money back guarantee.

Dr. King

Constipation Ad Promotes Illness and Travel News

An early 20th century ad urges relief from constipation with Dr King s New Life Pills as the best safeguard against illness and notes a 25 cent price. Local notes report Miss Norma Hlackker and Miss Marion Young returning from visits to Excestor Springs and Wellington respectively, with family visits noted.

Dr. King

Farm for Sale Near Lexington Mo

A farm of 20 percent acres two miles south of Lexington on the rock road will be sold as a whole or divided to suit the buyer. For information inquire of L. W. Marshall Lexington Missouri.

Lexington, Mo Rock Road L. W. Marshall Lexington

Partition suit over Lafayette County land in 1914 litigation

The Lafayette County Circuit Court docket lists a longstanding partition suit filed by Kirvin Zeysing, Eleonora Smith and others against Jefferson C. Zeysing and multiple heirs of Ervin Zeysing Sr. The action seeks partition and sale of the northwest quarter of section 25, township 51, range 24, 160 acres, with proceeds distributed per court rights. The plaintiffs claim Ervin Zeysing oversaw rents, improvements, and increased land value from 1910 to Mary Jane Zeysing’s 1914 death, requesting $500 for services and final settlement. A next term appearance is required for respondents.

Jafferson Zeysing Eleonora Smith Annie Jones Elvina Grouse Ervin Josie Corder Bud Mah Bettie Swartz Augustus Wolfe James Monroe Wolfe Frank Wolfe Richard Wolfe Thomas Wolfe Georges Wolfe Annie Wolfe Mamie Wolfe Barah Wolfe Willam A. Zoyaing Robert Rayridges A Minor Stella Ells William Hugh Bridges James Bridges Mollie Smith William Bates Eiizabeth Elvina Grote Robert Hay Bridges Stella Ellis Mollle Smith Wilkenbeth Johinson John K. Bates Miranda Bates Nannie Bates Burgess Bates Missouri Galdourt Jefferson, Zeysing Irvin C. Zeysing George Wolfe Sarah Wolfe Elvina Grows Robert Kay Bridges Btella Ellis Hilxabeth Johnson John D. Bates Nannie Bator Hive Hattire Bf Lafayette County Ervin Zeysing Sald Ervin Zeysing Mary Jane Zeysing Waldigt Irvin Zeysing Jefferson Bryin Tamer Monroe Wolfe Elvira Grouse Robert Ray Bridges Stella Mis William Hoch Bridges Eiigabeth Johnson John

Missouri State Fair Extends to Eight Day Exhibition

The Missouri State Fair board extended the fair by one day turning the Fourteenth Annual Exhibition into an eight day event running September 26 through October 3. Local residents Mrs Fannie Stonestreet and Miss Nancy Vivian were in Kansas City for short visits while Miss Mary MelIntyre spent Sunday in Independence with relatives. James Ardinger and Virgil Klapp visited Higginsville relatives.

Mary MelIntyre Independence Fannie Stonestreet Kansas City Nancy Vivian James Ardinger Virgil Klapp Higginsville

Boys State Fair School to be Held Again in Missouri

Misses Margaret Wies and Birdie Rostagno visited Sedalia for a week while Willis Gabel and Henry Ainsworth traveled to Cross Timbers Missouri. The Boys State Fair School, a success last year, will be repeated with countywide examinations around September 1. The top exam passer will spend a week at the State Fair and represent their county under supervision of George W. Reavis, Superintendent, attending daily lectures and demonstrations.

Margaret Wies Birdie Rostagno Sedalia Willis Gabel Kansas City Henry Ainsworth Cross Timbers State Fair School Missouri George W. Reavis

Executor's Notice for Cath erine Bardsey Estate

Letters testamentary were granted June 1814 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri to the undersigned executor. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months or be barred from any benefit of the estate. If not exhibited within one year from the last insertion of this publication, claims are forever barred. Dated June 29 1914. R B E BOOTON Executor.

Catherine Bardsey Lafayette County Missouri Tate R, BE Booton

Executors Notice on Frederick R.B. Next Estate

Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Frederick R.B. Next deceased were granted to the undersigned on June 27, 1914, by the Probate Court. Persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them within six months after the date of letters or be barred from benefiting. claims not exhibited within one year from the date of this publication will be foreclosed. Local date appears as 194.

Frederick Lafayette County Missouri

Unknown heirs warned in Lafayette tax suit over Shroyer property

State of Missouri files suit in Lafayette County court seeking a tax judgment and sale of delinquent real estate in Waverly, alleging unknown heirs and various grantors of M W Shroyer deceased own the parcel. The notice directs all heirs and lien holders to appear at the October term for answer, with publication requirements and deadlines set.

M. W. Shroyer Allegers M. W. Shrover Lafayette Missouri Shroyer Waverly Lafayette County

Order of Publication for Divorce Case in Lafayette County

In Lafayette County Missouri October term 1914 plaintiff Samuel Moritz Jr seeks divorce from Roda Moritz on grounds of adultery prior to 1910. Defendant nonresident must appear by October 14 1914 at Lexington court. notice published in The Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks. Circuit Clerk J W Sydnor seals the order. Lyons handles the attorney for plaintiff.

State OF Missouri Lafayette Lafayette County Missouri Lexington Kirvin Zeysing Charles i. Zeysing Oma Hutchison Circuit Court Ee Spannson Samuel Moritz Pinintiff Rods Moritz State of Roda Moritz Robert Balnes Roda Morite Lexington Intelligencer Ward

Mra G T Elliott Returns Home After Visit

Mrs G T Elliott returned to her Kansas City home Sunday evening following a visit here.

Mra, G, T. Elliott Kaneas City

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