Mayview Notes Reflect Local Travel and Social News
Mayview notes chronicle Lexington visits by Baird and Mrs. DeBolt, Kansas City trips of Caffee and Kincheloe, and several others. It mentions farm shipments to Kansas City by Filler Bros, a prison guard visiting home, and a commented note on bank closings and the money market. The column also reports weddings, church notices, birthdays, and social gatherings with family and friends in the area. It closes with an advertisement for Dr. Shoop's Restorative.
Dover Notes Local social items and upcoming church event
John Vaughn is on the sick list this week. Jesse Edmonds of Hodge visited town Thursday. Eli Henshaw was in Marshall early this week. Luther Anthony of Higginsville spent Sunday here. O W Haggand had business in Higginsville Saturday. Mrs Broughton of Odessa visits her daughter Mrs Ray Ashworth this week. Mr and Mrs Smith of Stillwater Minn guest of Mr and Mrs KR Ashworth. Mrs Charlize Dysart and Miss Mary Lee Cooper shopped in Hig Pinsville Saturday. Robert Webb of Corder attended services at the Christian church Sunday. Clark Venable returned to Kansas City last Saturday after a visit with his sister Mrs T C Cortan. Christmas tree at the Christian church on Christmas Eve Tuesday Dec 21. Miss Cora Lonk returned to St Joseph Mo last Saturday after staying with her sister Mrs O G Congdon. Mr and Mrs John Longest announce the marriage of their daughter Eula Maude to Mr Jesse Adams on Wednesday Dec 18 at their home south of town. Mr and Mrs M L Montague of Marshall announce birth of daughter Kathryn Virginia Monday Dec 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Sanders
Arizona
Nora Simpson
L. K. Foulde
Higginsville
Will Jennings
Geo. H. Plattenburg
Kirksville
Sam Wino
Kansas City
Filler Bros
Ibiy
Chicago
Missouri
John Vaughn
Jesse Edmonds
Hodge
Eli, Henshaw
Marshall
Luther Anthony
O. W. Haggand
Higginsville Sturday
Broughton
Odessa
Ray Ashworth
Smith
Stillwater Minn
KR. W. Ashworth
Charlize Dysart
Mary Lee Cooper
High Pinsville
Robert Webb
Corder
Christin Chhurch
Clark Venable
Kansagity
T. C. Cortan
The
Christian Church
Cora Lonk
St. Joseph
0. G. Congdon
Real Wondertastd South Dakota healing case
In Mound City Mrs. E D Clapp reports her son near death from lung and throat trouble was saved and cured after Dr Kings New Discovery was given. The medicine is marketed by Crenshaw & Young druggists with trial bottles free and is promoted for coughs colds and chest illnesses at 60 cents and 1.00. A Love Studio ad promotes photography services with Christmas gift potential and notes visitors Mrs G W Ayers and Mrs J A Silver arriving for visits and photo orders from Loves Art Studio 11 20 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Crenshaw & Young
Badly Mixed Up Ex Experience With Electric Bitters
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York reports a chaotic diagnosis from several doctors heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver trouble none helped his wife suggested Electric Bitters which restored his health one bottle did more good than all prior medicines sold by Jenshaw ie Young Drugstore for blood poisons weariness and all stomach liver and kidney complaints
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Jenshawie Young
Pictures Now In Your Christmas Boxes At Love's Studio
Get those pictures now with Love's Studio offering portraits for you or your children to please friends this Christmas. Call at Love's Studio, 1-201 mo dw, for arrangements and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love's Studio
New Star Brand Shoes Open in Lexington
John M Poage Co announces a new STAR BRAND shoe store in Lexington. The display features Quaker and Mayflower women’s shoes, Patriot men’s shoes, and Our Family line for all ages, promising beauty, durability, and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Eternity
STAR
Star Brand
Ballard's Herding Liver Regulator Adverts
An old advertisement blames a bad complexion on an inactive liver and claims the product Ballard's Herding Liver Regulator will restore liver activity to perfection. Sold by Grenehaw and Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Grenehaw & Young
Funeral services for Frank Trigg held at Episcopal church
The Reverend Ke Duth arrived from Kansas City on Tuesday evening to conduct the funeral for Frank Trigg. The service took place at the Episcopal church on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke Duth
Kanms City
Frank Trigg
Episcopal Church
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Mayview Notes
Baird
Lexington
Arthur Riley
Dessa
A. C. Caffee
James Terhune
Charles Kincheloe, Jr
Charles Berry
Irving Withers
Independence
Arthur Wilkening
Herman DeBolt
Albert Strasberg
W. F. Ridings
Elder Downs
W.E. Ridings
Gertrude
Sallie
Minnie Warren
Grover Warren
J. E. Cortoer
James Gore
Baptist Church
Charivari
David Engle
Rachel Lenneman
Wm. Legate
Hequire
John W. White
Selma Buehler
Ald Society
Robert Lankford
Joe Simpson
Geo, Green
OC. C. Moore
Jerry Proctor
Oscar Gillard
Dan Herr
Tom Chinn
Mary Logan
Bert Taubman
Kate Bullard
Stella Klacheloe
Mingle Warner
Moening
Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Dover Notes
John Longest
Eula Maude
Jesse Adams
M. L. Montague
Marshall Mo
Kathryn Virginia
Montague
Misa
Kathryn May Cox
Love
G. W. Ayers
Ayers
Mary Schneider
J. 4. Silver
LeRoy Farmer
John M. Poage & Co
Rand Shoes
Mayflower
ECTAR
John M. Poage & Company
the “Patriot” For Men
Quaker” For Women
JPERA
Alton Packard
HMR
Hin
Grand .Ouse
William Spns
Een
Diara Buck
nedoMer
Rea Newhard
Saheeetont Ledge
Lexington and Vicinity
Ight
New York
Goto
Winn & Ewing
Wallach
Plattenburg Coal Company
Tees
Coin House
Farmer's Drug Store
City Seales
Omies
Farmer's Store
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