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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
2
Waverly notes list residents visiting relatives for holidays with names and places including Bevier Columbia Weir Kan Sih Wellington Boonville Leach Zumalt Burnette and others visiting parents grandparents and siblings during Christmas week.
Mrs. 8 Trigg, 2915 Troost Ave Kansas City Missouri will sell for half their value the furnishings of a handsome modern house filled with desirable people. An attractive home and profitable business.
All kinds of Bulba cut flower pot plants and violets ferns offered at lower prices. Floral em Alena a specialty at Eggleston's.
A fragmentary local notice records several persons visiting or traveling. J. G. and H. L. Webb from Kansas City spent Christmas with Frank Bowman’s family. C. B. Noel went to Rade Colorado after an extended stay. Col and Mrs A. A. Walker left for Sedalia. Mrs W. E. Comstock of Kansas City arrived to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Chiles.
Thirty years of suffering with back ache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders led J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri to endorse Electric Bitters as a miracle cure. He asserts five bottles cured him and promotes the remedy as guaranteed for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria. Available for 50 cents at Crenshaw and Young. Miss Ethel Pace left Tuesday for Jefferson City and Sedalia to visit relatives. Freeman Alford of Kansas City spent Christmas here with home folks.
Male Help Wanted. Sales Manager for La fayette County to organize a sales force to secure subscriptions for National Sportsman. References required. Special Agency. Address 75 Federal Street Boston. Names Mrs T J Green and daughters Miss Edna and Mary appear. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Dan Studdard of Topeka Kansas visiting locally and leaving Tuesday.
The Twice-a-Week Republic of St. Louis invites readers to obtain a three-year subscription at no cost by sending a post card asking for full details. Hugo Nord and S. N. Wilson traveled for business in Kansas City and Independence respectively. Miss Mabel Coss and Miss Josie Tuchner headed to Otterville and Odessa for holiday visits.
Winter hardships are blamed for chapped hands lips and skin ailments. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims to heal burns boils piles cuts sores eczema and sprains. Available for 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young.
Miss Dea Peak of Warrensburg arrived Monday evening to visit her uncle Jas Peak. Miss Elizabeth and Lillian Burton went to Higginsville for a few days. Saturday afternoon Alva B. Weaver married Miss Laura Elliot conducted by Justice Oliver Wilcoxen. The youths are from Higginsville Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sheets returned to Lincoln Nebraska on Wednesday after visiting relatives in this city. Ray Thompson went to Higginsville on Wednesday for a brief stay. Miss Fay Curtis traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for a few days visit. Mrs. E. B. Campbell and Vera May returned Thursday from a visit in Kansas City. James Chamberlain left Thursday for his Chicago home after a few days with relatives.
A. Schingeck of 47 Elm St Buffalo NY claims the medicine cured chronic constipation when others failed. Advertised benefits include biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility with a Crenshaw & Young address listed.
A Fayetteville North Carolina man recounts how King’s New Discovery saved his sister from consumption. The remedy cured her cough and improved her health. the note promotes it for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and bronchial troubles with trial bottles free and guaranteed by Crenshaw and Young. Local brief reports: Mrs Young Ewing returned from Buckner Missouri, Roxie Crum went to Neosho Missouri, and J G Worthington traveled to Kansas City for business.
Letters of Administration granted December 29 1910 by the Probate Court Lafayette County Missouri. Claims against the estate must be presented within one year for allowance or be barred. failure to exhibit within two years from publication bars all claims. Publication date December 29 1910.
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