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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1910

Page

5

Births and Travel Notes From Uncle Hiram Column

Uncle Hiram and family notices blend with travel and holiday visits. The column records a niece’s birth, Odessa business trips, visits from John Conduff and Mrs Bettie Hackley, pastor Arthur Downs leaving his church, and multiple family movements between Oklahoma, Maryland, Missouri, and Kansas City alongside local events and a bazaar benefiting Foreign Mission.

Gladhill J. D. Zentmeyer West Winster John Conduff Mountain Park Oklahoma Bettie Hackley Arthur Downs The Christian Church Blackburn Clarence Bell Charley Neff Waco Neb Selionts Methodist Church Etta Ewell Foreign Mission Herman Kalthoff Shackelford Briand Fs

Local Notes Highlight Deaths Visits and Stage Show

Higginsville guests enjoy in the city at H F Kleimschmidt residence. Ed Liese moves to Concordia farm. John Waska dies at 63 from heart trouble. funeral held at Catholic church and Calvary cemetery. Edna Corder visits from Aullville. Depot raising planned, raising structure by twenty inches. J W Zentmeyer returns from Liberty after William Jewell College. Mrs S M Green and daughter visit Corder. Stage bill Facing the Music praised. two men named John Smith spark rapid comic mix ups. Walter Marshall stars. Eugene Powers partners with him. James Henry Darndey author. Christmas week run expected to draw big crowds.

Higginsvile Mie Lamell St. Louis Hf. F. Kleimschmidt Ed Liese Concordia John Waska Mr. Waska Calvary Cemetery Edna Corder Aullville Besim Henry Dixie Janes J. Corbet John Smith Inondon James Henry Darnley Walter Marshall Eugene Powers

Rexall Orderlies Promise Gentle Constipation Relief

The Rexall Store advertises Rexall Orderlies as a tasteless odorless bowel regulator and intestinal strengthener. They claim no habit formation and no gripping effects, with two sizes priced at 25 and 10 cents, sold at Crenshaw and Young. Mr and Mrs T C Sawyer travel to Oklahoma City for Christmas. Oscar Andreen and daughter go to Kansas City for the day.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall Crenshaw & Young T. C. Sawyer Oklahoma City TI. M. Peek Oscar Andreen Howard Henry Kansas City

Executors Notice of David P Groves Estate

Executor’s notice records letters testamentary granted December 17 1910 by the Probate Court Lafayette County Missouri. Creditors must present claims for allowance within one year or be barred. claims not exhibited within two years from the letters will be forever barred.

David P. Groves Probate Lafayette County Missouri

Notice on custom shirts by Mrs E L Moreton

Informing readers that shirts can be made to order at superior quality and half the price of imported factory goods. Mrs E L Moreton invites orders and samples, with pickup or viewing at Hix Bros.

E. L. Moreton Et Hix Bros

Coronation rites and regalia of England described

The piece surveys King George's coronation customs from Winchester to Westminster, noting old rites, church roles, and regalia such as Edward the Confessor's chair and the stone of destiny. It mentions loss of some practices in later coronations and records a few local notices and social items.

England Winchester Westminster Abbey George VI Royal Apothe Street Cary Edward the Confessor Edward II Destiny Ireland New York Sim

Holly Wreaths and Plants Featured at Eggleston's Green House

The notice promotes Holly Wreaths priced at 25 36 and 50 cents along with blooming plants including palms ferns violets and cut flowers as Christmas gifts available at Eggleston's Green House near the back of Traders Bank and Frank Kriehn.

Traders Bank Frank Kriehn Eggleston

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Corder John Summers Dave Garnett Odessa H. Briggs Leonard Hiram Stephen Limecff New York Sun Lee Hawkine Mangum W. H. Chiles EB. M. Taubian Walter B. Waddell J. Waller Zentmeyer Liberty William Jewell College King George Wertheimer-Swarts Shoe CQ O. B. Stark Wm, H. Obls Sadie F, Tiller Wm, H. Hitt Corder Elizabeth Deum C.K. Waddell J. B. Logan Lexington, Mo Eli Norris 20Th and Franklin N. B. Payne T. B. Ramsey Kansans City Susie Lesueur Highland Avenue Pauline Sellers Leavenworth Gelzer’s Plymouth Sydnor Higginsville, Mo Glen Oak Mines East Lexington Lexington Triumph Press Brick Co Gillen Leonard Coon’s Ansco Film Snop Coffin Stalling Sunkist Gelzer
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