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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
3
Miss L. and Miss Irene Strameke with Fae Ward and Robert Aull traveled to Kansas City Saturday for holidays and errands. Chiles also spent the day there on legal business. Mrs N B Payne visited for ten days while others joined for rat and holiday travel.
A Mendota Florida resident Geo. W. Kiteh touts Dr Hobson's Ointment as a cure for chronic eczema and itchiness, claiming long-suffering patients improved after one box. The ad promises a money refund if not satisfied, sold by druggists and by rail for five cents, via Neitfer Chemical Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Rey RL NW Allen traveling to Kan was City and Nive Sill spending Saturday at Buckner to spend the day on Nuisiness with unclear details and no distinct event or outcome.
Arthur Legge and sister Miss Martha traveled to Norway Kansas for a brief visit. BM Tanterman and companions Robert and Edwin went to Kansas City Saturday for a short outing.
A letter-like ad extols Dr King s New Discovery for croup cough and colds. It notes prices 50 cents and 1 00, urging a bottle in every home and listing druggists and distributors. Also mentions University students returning home and Robert Menaugh traveling to see his wife in hospital.
James Br. Moorehead, on business in Chicago, returns to attend a Vephone Saturday. Edward Mareks traveled to Hig enevilly Friday evening for a visit. Matthew Keamey of Kansas spent Saturday here for home talks with Mr uml Mrs TS. 11. Schafer of Seattle, Wash, arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Schafer’s parents, Mr and Mars Moorehead.
Stomach liver and kidney troubles and female ills fade with Electric Bitters. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma says the remedy lifted her from sickness and suffering and others gain similarly. Thousands of women rely on the tonic to improve health. Sold by druggists 50 cents and 1.00. Bucklen Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis. Also notes visitors and relatives visiting in town over holidays.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills with claims of curing constipation and related ailments for 25 cents from Bucklen and Co. A brief society snippet notes Miss Lillian Starr visiting Central College in Newark and other locals, including Mrs. Aubrey Wright's Wellington trip and Mrs. J A McCulloch returning home from Gustland after a visit.
Leslie Wilson of St Mary's College Kansas arrived Friday evening to spend the holidays. Mr and Mrs T C Sawyer with daughter Mary left Friday for Oklahoma City to visit their daughter Mrs H M Peek during the holidays.
Notice to hunters that no hunting or trespassing will be allowed on this farm. Plowing will not occur. Signed by M. H. Upehaus.
The Forest Products Laboratory at Madison reports 4,000 tests on Armenian wood strength. A new industry grows in Ar Kivi supplying eastern nurseries. The January American Magazine features Tarbell on Chicago domestic relations court and Taylor on standardized boys. Also fiction and sketches by notable authors. Several Kansas City visits and holiday travel among residents.
A Richmond resident endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after relief from long kidney trouble. Auctioneer A D Budsley of N Main St Richmond also vouches for their effectiveness. For sale by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's. Father G B Curry traveled to Kansas City on Monday.
Notice is given the regular annual meeting of Wentworth Military Academy Educational Company stockholders will be held at the academy office in Lexington Missouri on the first Tuesday in January 1914 being January sixth at nine oclock in the forenoon for the usual annual matters the election of directors and other business as may come before the meeting W M Hoge president Sanford Sellers secretary Lexington Mo December 5 1913
Harmony Hair Beautifier improves hair texture adding soft glossy feel with a lasting rose fragrance. Shampoo delivers quick lather and thorough wash in minutes, both in ornamented bottles priced at 1.00 and 0.50 respectively from Rexall Stores and partners Rexall Store Lexington Missouri.
T M Swaim and F M Curtis traveled to Cement City on Tuesday for a day of business. Mary Francis also went to St Louis Tuesday morning for an extended visit.
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