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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

Page

6

Local notes on residents and visitors in town life

A long list of names and movements from the community includes R M Woods and family moving into the Jno Corbin property, several visits to Higginsville and Lexington, soldiers discharged from the army, trips to Kansas City, and multiple attendances at funerals and church services. Also mentions a stockholders meeting for Wentworth Academy in Lexington on January 14, 1919.

R. M. Woods Jno Corbin Mra M. E. Cheatham Lorene Odessin Preston Rhodes Rock Island R. Perry Higginsville John Perry Eugenia Roberts Blackburn Margaret Starke Anna Mary Starke Lessington Everett Miller Slater, Stuinday R. BE. Miller Worrest Welliver Gettysburg Penn R. L. Starke Temple Lexington Pete Fiene Camp Funston J. E. Blase Clase Kelley Higgineville Ernestmeyer Blackwater August Ernestmeyer Ellen Corder Kansas City Brooking Harrison Beaty Nathan Corter Wm. Groves Robt. Poynter Wesley Odessa Waverly Frank Gordon St. Louis Mollie Goldon J. B. Davis Rev. Pearce Christian Church Annie Laurie Cox Marshall Mildred Corbin Louis Ed. Haekker Wentworth Military, Scientific and Literary Educational Company Wentworth Military Academy Lafayette County Missouri

Dover Items Mention Local Visitors and Trips

DOVER ITEMS: T. R. Beach of Carrollton had business here last week. James Phillips of Higginsville was here Monday morning. Will Winn had business in Kansas City this week.

Ed Dysart Higginsville T. C. Corbin Jouette Redd Kansas City Amiel Pauling Alliance Nebr John Shusher Columbia Ike Neal Lexington Harmon Wahl Charlie Dysart W. F. Corbin Iowa W. C. Pauling and Dauger Edna Fred Zeysing Blanche Turman Marshall France James Eckle Vaughan Marcellus Vaughan Henry Pauling DOVER T. R. Beach Carrollton James Phillips Will Winn

For Sale 1918 Dodge Roadster by J W Clark Morris Hotel

For sale a 1918 Dodge Roadster driven about 4000 miles. Apply to J W Clark at the Morris Hotel. For rent a store room in the vem building formerly occupied by a fruit store. Apply to Louis Petech.

J. W. Clark Morris Hotel Vem Oy A Louis Petech

Stomach Trouble Relief Cited by Missouri Woman

Mrs. L. A. Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri reports in an advertisement that after using Chamberlain's Tablets she felt less nervous and tired and improved within a week, ending a prolonged period of stomach trouble.

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