Local Briefs From St Louis And Kansas City Circles
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tall of St Louis visiting at Mr Hall’s home while he recovers from appendicitis surgery. Pineules touted as a kidney remedy. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup recommended for colds. Several residents travel to Kansas City for visits. new baby born to Mr and Mrs Louis Gratz of Kansas City. Various other brief items note health, travel, and social news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Tall
St. Louis
C. W. Loouils
G. C. Branch
Kanss City
Pinkie Chinn
Kansas City
C. W. Looris
Fred Wilmot
Los Angeles
Cifornia
Richards
B.C. Dranmond
Kansas
Phil Marshall
Medicine Promise From Mrs Rhinevault Motto
Mrs Rhinevault of Vestal Center N Y proclaims Electric Bit ora a life changing tonic. She credits it with lifting nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches fainting and dizziness while restoring vigor and health. Available at Crenshaw & vourg's for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Vourg's
Local Visits and Remedies Highlight Weekly Notes
Misses May and Alive Peak visit Kansas City for a few days while Mrs. Hoover travels to Omaha after visiting Mrs. Greiser. Several Kansans and Fulton residents are noted visiting relatives, with Dr Shoop's Restorative and Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup recommended for stomach and cold relief. George C. Ridder and Miss Nettie Eaton wed in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Peak
Kansas City
W. T. Hoover
Omaha
Nebraska
Frank Greiser
Aleraidee
Laeile Greiser
F. L. Carter
Florence
Elizabeth Keke
Ruth Young
C. W Loomis
Margaret Chamberlain
Kauele
Jol Chamberlain
Luther Nickell
Fulton
Ila Nickell
Redidemce
Wranklin Avenue
B. M. Little
Kennedy
Local Notables Mention Tuesday Activities And Travel
Walter Reeder was in Wellington on Tuesday. Rev. J D Kennedy left Monday evening for Nashville, Torhensee, to visit his nephew Newton Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reeder
Wellington
J. D. Kennedy
Nashville
Torhensee
Newton Kennedy
Doctor King’s New Discovery Brings Quick Relief
A Banner Springs Tennessee watchman, exposed to damp cold at midnight in an old saw mill, suffered severe cold and lung trouble. After using one bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery, he returned to full work. The ad promises relief for coughs croup and pneumonia and offers a trial bottle free with a $1.00 guarantee by Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
King
Crenshaw & Young
Humdinger Slow Drag Tops Local Music Scene
Miss Elizabeth Graves of this city has become a composer and released The Humdinger Slow Drag a catchy rag piece not in the classical order. It is on sale in Lexington stores run by E. G. Loomis and Mrs. L. BE Mark and other local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Coen
Houstonia
Mound City Co
Crenshaw & Young
Thomas Hiro, Sr
Elizabeth Graves
Uusk
New Dr Shoop Health Coffee Substitute Offered
Grocers nationwide tout a coffee substitute for Dr Shoop Health Coffee. The blend contains toasted grains and malt to simulate coffee flavor. Marketed as quick and easy to prepare, with no long boiling time. Sold by Joab L Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Joa
L. Long
Longs Leave for Extended Visit in El Paso Texas
Mr and Mrs K P Long departed Tuesday for an extended visit with relatives in El Paso Texas Their grandson William aehr had been staying at their home and accompanied them on the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Long
el Paso
Texas
William Aehr
Doctor's New Life Pills Cure Ingleside Man
After trying many doctors and spending $200 on medicines without relief, B. F. Ayscue of Ingleside N man found cure with Dr. King's New Life Pills. They claim to ease constipation and numerous ailments including biliousness and headaches. Crenshaw Young's advertises them at 250.Mr. and Mrs Walter Walkup of Denver arrived Tuesday evening to visit Mr and Mrs Lynn Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Ayscue
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young's
Mrs
Walter Walkup
Denver
Lynn Gordon
Farm Land For Sale Near Lexington Estate Tract Details
320 acre tract and 104 acres offered as part of the Joseph F. Smith estate located 5 and 6 miles south of Lexington near the Warrensburg road. Executor L RK Smith directs sale from 698 Bryant Building, Kansas City. November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Joseph F. Smith
Warrensburg Road
L. RK. Smith
Bryant Bldg
Kansas City
Charles Kinkead Goes to Corder with Dog and Shotgun
Charles Kinkead with his dog and shotgun went to Corder Tuesday evening on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kinkead
Corder
It's a Woman's Delight to Look Her Best Ad
It's a woman's delight to look her best but pimples eruptions sores and boils rob joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them makes skin soft velvety. It glorifies the face. Cures pimples sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands. Try it. 25¢ at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young's
Lexington High Defeats Day Dodgers 29 to 16 in Drill Hall
The Lexington high school basketball team beat the Day Dodgers of the academy Tuesday evening by 29 to 16. The home team led throughout with Morris as the star and Vivian and Groves leading the cadets in the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Day Dodgers
The
Academy
Morris
Vivian
Groves
Elks Memorial Services Feature Rev T M Cobb and Swanger
Rev T M Cobb and Hon John E Swanger spoke at the Elks annual Memorial Services held Sunday afternoon in the opera house. Swanger delivered a strong address on fraternal bonds, citing poetry and Elks principles. Music by the quartet and orchestra received high praise. benediction closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Lodge
Elks
Pom Cobb
Presbyterian Church
Conrad Ae
Barnby
Gladys Winn
Beyond the Gates of Paradise
Ilon
John EB
Swanger
Jefferson City
Audigues
Mr. Swanger
Ellex
The
Cobb
Drunk on Train Delays Eastbound Crew in Lexington
Ed Linhes Slim Kennedy and Charles Collins delayed an eastbound train Tuesday night after drinking in Lexington. Kennedy started a fight, causing disturbance. Sheriff Peacock detained the trio. Hughes pleaded guilty to entering a train intoxicated and was fined. Kennedy pled guilty to intoxication and assault with fines. Collins awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Linhes
Slim Kennedy
Charles Collins
Lexington
Ligginsville
Kennedy
Tinhes
Collins
Sheriff Peacock
Justine J. J. Tarding
Hughes
Eagles Elect Officers at Lexington Aeries Meeting
The Lexington Aeries elected officers on Tuesday evening with G C Schawe as Past W P and John Wernwag as Worthy V P. Other officers include Joe Talbot James Boulware Ernest Fegert Thomas Wolleran Thomas Carniff Chas Johnson and Julius Winkler as Trustee for three years. After the election Janch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Aeries
C. EB
G. C. Schawe
W. P. John Wernwag
Worthy V. P
Joe Talbot
James Boulware
Worthy
Thomas Wolleran
Thomas Carniff
Chas, Johnson
Julius Winkler
Janch
Woodmen of the World elect officers for coming year
At the Woodmen of the World meeting Tuesday evening I G Gelner was named CLC C H Wilcoxon Advisory Lieut W S Marrs Banker Harry Taubman ClerK W B Eekle Escort 8 R Poole Watchman W T Price Sentry Drs C T Ryland J Q Cope N B Payne and B T Payne physicians A F Winkler T Ryland and J F Rice managers chosen for the ensuing year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
I. G. Gelner
CLC
C. H. Wilcoxon
W.S. Marrs
Harry Taubman
W. RB. Eekle
R. Poole
W.T. Price
C. T. Ryland
J. Q. Cope
N. B. Payne
B. T. Payne
Chapter Elects Officers For Royal Areh Masons Chapter
The Royal Areh Masons local chapter elected officers Monday evening with R. F. Norfolk as High Priest and D. O. Crawford as King. Other officers include M. C. McFadin Scribe J. C. Coffin Captain of Test G. C. Marquis Royal Arch Captain M. J. Patterson Master of 3rd Veil G. W. Kerdolft Master of Ind Veil De BT. Payne Master of 1st Veil J. F. Forster Secretary L. Sinauer Treasurer W. D. Rankin Sentinel L. C. Yates. After the election the chapter hosted an oyster supper at Inesley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Areh Masons
Bell
Mondlay
Iligh Priest
R. F. Norfolk
D. O. Crawford
M.C. McFadin
J. C. Cof
G. C. Marquis
Royal Arch
Princess to discontinue vaudeville at Princess theater
After twelve months of entertaining audiences with vaudeville the Princess theater announces the discontinuation of vaudeville acts. Going forward the program will feature a nightly bill of films with occasional novelty acts. Campbell & Warder indicate the aim is a stronger feature picture presentation each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Princess
Campbell & Warder
Ketchel Johnson Fight Draws Women Spectators in California
Report notes fifteen thousand spectators at Croft's Arena with hundreds of women among them. The piece observes boxing appealing to femininity, citing fashionably dressed ladies at California championship watches and previews films at the Princess Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Crotfoth
Arena
Princess Theatre
Shoop's Restorative claims bold vitality promise
Fragmented ad style plea for Shoop's Restorative health tonic promises renewed vigor for stomach kidneys and nerves. It urges reader to request books and place orders, citing eminent remedies and a mail offer with a Ruthin box return.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Medical Association
Buifalo
Louis Gratz
N. Wilson
Independence
Callie Hoffman
I. L. Britt
Ayer
J. & Ayer Company
Lowell
Mass
Ayer Co
Lowell, Mam
Storg
High School
Elks' Memorial Services
T. M. Cobb
John E. Swanger
Eagles
Ernest Fegert
Republic of
Southwest
St. Lois Republic
Ketchel-Johnson
Nick Hammer
Mulkey
A. Egle
Cnr
Will
Ruthin
Dewitt
Kill m
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