Personal notes on visits and travels across towns
Ramsey and Miss Etrameke returned Wednesday from Chi s. Wright visited Mrs. F. Reynolds in Gays. Reynolds returned home after visiting Elizabeth Wilson in Corder. Larkin visited relatives. Mrs. Keitley and Baren visited Shell City. Booghey spent the day in Kansas City. T. M. Swain and several others traveled to Kansas City for business and leisure. Katherine and Emory Todhunter also went to Kansas City for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Ramsey
Miss Etrameke
Chis
Zach W. Wright
Msville
T. M. Swain
Kansas City
Katherine
Emory Todhunter
New Life Pills Promoted By Bucklen Company
An old advertisement claims New Life Pills relieve constipation headaches and other ailments. It directs readers to obtain the remedy at druggists or from Bucklen & Co of Philadelphia or St. Louis, with a price of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleb Bucklen & Coelphia
St. Louis
Local Dispatch Notes Various Meetings and Visits
William Meyer went to ten yesterday morning for a TT. Majors returned yes from a short visit in Kut. Mrs Leonard Miller Wednesday night from im Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Meyer
Majors
Kut
Leonard Miller
Higginsville
Dr King’s Discovery Promoted for Croup and Colds
Historian style ad copy notes that Dr King’s Discovery is praised as a remedy for children’s croup and sudden attacks. It mentions authors Lewis Chamberlain of Chester Olio and distributors H B Buelelen Co, with calls to buy bottles for home use. Also brief society items report Mary Bryan of Log Anles, California, and Mrs Frank Wiel visiting Higginsville, plus Mr and Mrs George Zimmer traveling to Kansas City for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ggiata
H. B. Buelelen & Co
Wadelphia
St. Lona
Mary
Log ~ Anles
California
Frank “Wiel
Higginsville
George Zimmer
Kansas City
Black-Hoops Bitters Help Thousands Of Women In Need
Stomach liver and kidney troubles weak nerves lame back and anemia fade after using Blac Ho Bitters. Thousands of women say the remedy transformed their health. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma writes it raised her from bed sickness and brought relief, urging others to try it and discover its benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Pool
Depew
Okla
Dr Hobson Ointment Heals Itchy Eczema Headline
Dr Hobson s Ointment claims to cure itchy eczema and other skin eruptions. Geo W Fitch of Mendota Illinois recounts long-term eczema relief after using one box. The firm offers a money-back guarantee and sells for 50 cents via druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Social visit notes from Kansas City trip
Miss Pauline Sellers traveled to Kansas City for a short visit yesterday. Kt E Dillingham and daughter Miss Cliffie also went to Kansas City for a day outing. Mrs L Wilsom departed for Kansas City for unspecified plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Sellers
Kansas City
Kt. E. Dillingham
Cliffie
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Lexington Woman
A Lexington resident Mrs. Butler Talbott testifies to lasting relief from disordered kidneys and bladder inflammation after using Doan's Kidney Pills. In 1912 she reaffirmed her endorsement, noting continued benefit. Sold by Souter Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. price 10 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Butler — Talbott
Franklin Aye
Doan
Souter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dosnead
Criminal Court Adopts Dockets in December 1 1913 Session
In Odessa Criminal Court Judge John A Rich presided Monday December 1 1913. Sheriff Waddell and deputies acted per law with various parole continuations, discharges, and determinations. Multiple cases involve parole status changes, dismissals, and guilty pleas resulting in penitentiary terms or bonds. Trial dates set for December 10, 11, and 19 in several indictments. Court adjourned to December 9 1918 with proceedings continuing into 1914 for some motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Rich
William Aull, Jr
W. H. Waddell
J. W. Sydnor
George P. Blackwell
Waddell
Jesse Canada
Ora Eaton
George Walk
Ernest Davenport
Dallas Gordon
Harry Hamilton
John West
Laura Brown
Joseph Herr
R.L. Wilson
M. Craft
John Crump
Marion
Edward Stapleton
City of
Odessa
Ben McHatton
T. A. McLennon
C. W. Ott
State
W. Ott
W. A. Porter
Henry Beckman
John Dawson
Frank Bevins
Otto Krohm
James Jackson
Arthur J. Sexton
Chargin
D. Warren Sherman
John Coats
Coral Mills
Wm. Field
Royal Goulding
W. A Braecklein
County Court Proceedings in Regular Session
County court met in regular monthly session with Judges Wright and Larkin present while Judge Larkin was absent sick. A six month dramshop license was issued to W J Rowe in Lexington block 42. Tieman resigned as Concordia special road district commissioner. Owen Owen named constable of Lexington township to fill vacancy. warrant $1,000 issued to Art Metal Construction Co. for fixtures. Cheatham appointed justice of the peace of Sunbar township. clerk ordered to destroy county clerk records older than five years. Wehmeyer named Commissioner of Concordia special road district to fill Tieman’s unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zach W. Wright
John L. Larkin
Larkin
Glasscock
Waddell
W. J. Rowe
Lexington
Martin Tieman
Concordia Special Road
Owen Owen
Lexington Township
James N. Price
Art Metal Construction Co
James T. Cheatham
Snnabar Township
Richard M. Taylor
Charles Wehmeyer
Concordia
Administrator's Notice for Baskett Estate in Missouri
Letters of Administration were granted November 10 1918 by the Probate Court in Lafayette County Missouri for Famine M Baskett deceased. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months to be allowed, or risk preclusion from benefits. If not exhibited within one year from the last insertion, claims will be barred. This 10th day of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Baskett
Lafayette County
Misouri
Executor's Notice for William H Greer Estate
Letters testamentary on the estate of William H Greer deceased were granted September 26 1913 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance within six months after the letters date or be barred from benefits. if not shown within one year from the last insertion, they will be forever barred. Sauk aay ot Brana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Greer
Probate Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Mrs Buffington Returns Home After Visit With Maxwell
Mrs W E Buffington returned to her Kansas City home Tuesday after visiting here with Mrs A H Maxwell. Miss Mary Maxwell accompanied her home for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Buffington
Kansas City
A. H. Maxwell
Mary Maxwell
Fletcher's Castoria ad and local social notes
Mrs James O Mall ey went to Kansas City Monday evening for a few days visit Mrs Chas Johnson returned home in Blackburn Tuesday after visiting relatives in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Johnson
Blackburn
Lost Crip with Ledger and Clothes Near Lexington
On Thursday October 16 a cripple was found dumped on the road near Lexington containing a small ledger and a few articles of clothing. A reward is offered. Submit to DR WL Hollister at 1020 Rialto Building, Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Hollister
Rialto, Bldg
Kansas City
Missouri
Travels and visits noted for local residents
Mr and Mrs Frank Bauer returned from St Louis Monday evening T C Sawyer travelled to Kansas City on business Mrs Margaret L Walker went to Higginsville for a few days Mrs B January returned home to Engleside Texas with relatives Mrs John Majors and Miss S A Gordon returned home with her for an extended visit Mr Majors accompanied them as far as Kansas City for an extended visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bauer
St. Louis
T. C. Sawyer
Kansas City
Margaret L. Walker
Higginsville
B. January
Engleside
Texas
John Majors
A. Gordon
Mr. Majors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merrell
Soule
Merrell-Soule Company
Syracuse, New York
V. A. Keitley
Baren
Shell City
Allie Booghey
Albert Hood
Independence
Dr. Hobson
What Is
Castoria
Theo
Lexington Furniture Store
Fletcher
James O'Malley
W. Evans
Danville
Dr. King
Ternia
UNH & Co
Whee
PBL
Waseinatoo
King
Fon Cavers
Amy
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