Real estate transfers in Lafayette County Missouri 1913 week
Deeds filed in Lexington for week ending August 16 1913 detail transfers from Edgard Hook to Wm B Grizzell C H Bessmer to Olaf Hofflander Tilden Craven to J T Ainsworth and others. Several parcels across town and townships with sums ranging from 1 to 10000 dollars. Also lodge members traveled to Waverly for degree work and obituaries note the death of Aunt Dilsey Garrison aged 93 with funeral at Zion church.
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Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Edgard, Hook
Wm. B&b. Grizzell
W. D
C. H. Bessmer
Olaf Hofflander
E. SE
Tilden Craven
Jno
T. Ainsworth
E. NW
Thos
G. Graves
Herman
Tibbie G. Broenstrup
Geo
Odessa
Taubman R. and A. Co
Morrison Et. al
Lexington Lodge No. 149
A. F
A. M
Waverly
Waverly Lodge
Dr. W. RK
Bok- Jo
F. Lee Wallace
R.F. Norfolk
H. Chiles
J. R. Potts
D. 0. Crawford
Guy Morrison
J. E. Dixon
J. RB. Ryland
Isaac Nealey
I. T. Payne
Worth Bates
G. CG. Marquis
W. T. Wernwag
Hi T. Phillips
0. H. Westerman
Clarry Dunford
Col
Sam W Williams
Social Notes From Excelsior Springs and Kansas City
Miss May Heimer visited Excelsior Springs and returned Friday evening. P. B. Marshall traveled to Kansas City Friday evening. Miss Nell Ross and Miss Sara Meierer spent Saturday in Kansas City. Miss Helen Potter returned Friday to Kansas City after attending Miss Estelle Potter’s funeral. John McDonald of Kansas City is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Huma Schofield went to Kansas City Saturday for a...
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M. J. Watterson
Elizabeth
Kausay City
James R. Moorehead, Jr
Bunceton
Ruth Foster
Sligginsville
May Heimer
Excelsior Springs
P. B. Marshall
Kansas City
Nell Ross
Sara Meierer
Helen Potter
Estelle Potter
John McDonald
Huma Schofield
Partition Suit Notice in Lafayette County Missouri 1914
Public notice of a partition suit in the Lafayette County Circuit Court of Missouri naming Nannie Kimberly Artemwain Wilksinson Charles Thomas Albert Babbitt Cora Habtutt Godfrey Babbitt Thelma Waters and Alice Schaferbe as defendants for removal of heirs and description of land comprising multiple adjoining parcels totaling about 107 acres with a deadline at the next term in October. The order requires publication in the local newspaper for four weeks.
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Nannie Ajberiy
Emma Bledaoe
Ay Temes Mon
Maria George
al Fiabp Pitt
Cara Bapitt
Godfrey
Baby Bitt
Elma Waters
Hirawathel Dean
Mariee Edmonson
Pater
Hte Clark
Bate Mary
Neanis Kimberly
Ameaia R Lamson
Charles Thomas
Bhitt
George Pe
Tate
Aarey
Atte County
Missouri
Bereto
Kimondaon
Towit
Ld Siianiopary
Adotion
Elebtwen
Defendante
Nannie Kimberly
Artemwain Wilksinson
Charien Thomas
Albert Babbitt
Cora Habtutt
Godfrey Babbitt
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Lexington Resident
Mrs. J Need of Lexington Missouri testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her seven year rheumatic pains after winter use in 1911. She reports prompt relief and no further kidney trouble by 1912. Sold by Crenshaw and Young's Drug Store for 50 cents. Milburn Co. is the U.S. sale agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Lexington
Dean
J, Neet
119
Ninth Bt
Crenshaw and Young's
Need
Tam
Down
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Adv
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