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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1908

Page

8

Local notices and obituaries from Mayview area

W Kincheloe sparing, A Heidbrink in Higginsville on business and a carload of hogs shipped to Kansas City. Relatives travel to Liberty, Kan City stock yards, and Hicks ville services noted. Births, deaths, and weddings in Mayview and surrounding towns. Mrs Belles funeral and family tributes. Community events include church services, visits, sales, and a three course luncheon club meeting. Also an obituary for Mrs Sarah Webb of Waverly with survivors listed. Local real estate and ads close the column.

Distant visitors and local notes in Kansas town

White was in Kansas City Saturday. Laurence Eppes from Dover visited. Wm. H. Drabert spent a day in Malta Bend part of last week. Will Maness was a Grand Pass visitor Saturday. Mrs. Frank G. Corder went to Lexington last Friday. Dave Entrekin came from Blackburn Friday evening. John Gordon of Lexington did business here last week. Wesley Humphries and a Grand Pass friend were in town Thursday. Homer Van Meter of Corder visits Bowman Zeysing this week. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Wheeler of Marshall were in town early this week. Miss Jennie Fell has recovered from a sprained ankle. Ed Smallwood of South Missouri visits his uncle James Smallwood this week. Geo. W. Webb of Kansas City was called here Friday by his mother’s death. Born Friday January 24, 1908 to Mr and Mrs Layton Yancey a weighing 124 pounds boy. Charles Hamby of Higginaville visited friends Friday and Saturday. Mrs. W. W. Davis, teaching near Dover, spent Sunday with homefolks. Miss Elise Daniels, formerly Miss Etta Falke, was seen this week. The K.P. MILON Club was de Pte eam koko After

Clarence Worthington Galena Kane J. M.withers Herman DeBolt Kansas City South West City Water McGlasson North Dakota Belles Lawrence Smith Murry Whitsett McDonald County Emma Fox Effie Vandalia Wilson Marshall Mason Forge Pat Marshall Odessa Joel Barton Bear Odessa Thomas Vivian Bert Taubman Mas M.A. Reno Marinia America Nelles Rexington Bhe Geo Hilda Houx George Houx Gil E B. Belles Fannie Lee Robert Wilmot Dock Fannie Wilmot Hattie Houx Wm. Wilmot Tartten McCutcheon Ife Doc Belles Oscar Groom M. Callaway Bonnie Byrd Malta Bend Tom Davis Tid Chambers U.S. N Lexington N. J. Gordon W. B. Palmore Christian Advocate of St. Louis Russell Epp Bess Fred Kling Sarah Webb Waverly Z, Robinson Kansans Mia Ben Davis Lee Webb Geo. W. Webb Grand Pass White Laurence Eppes Dover Wm. H. Drabert Will Maness Frank G. Corder Dave Entrekin Blackburn John Gordon Wesley Humphries Grand Pasa Homer van Meter Corder Bowman Zeysing James B. Wheeler Ail Layton Yancey Ccharles Hamby Higginaville W. W. Davis Pear

Local Briefs from Kansas City Visits and Travelers

Miss Susie Lesueur returned Thursday from a short visit to Kansas City. J Hustom and grandson Huston Yeager arrived from Kansas City for a brief stay. Miss Lillian Bell left for home in St. Doula after visiting Miss Efe Marquis. Dr G W Hyde returned home after attending the death of his sister Bettle Hyde in Keytenville. Rev E K Wolf arrived from Gilliam for a visit with his father in law H J Tunstall. Mrs C W Loymans and Miss Carrie Loomis went to Kansas City to hear Paderewski in the Convention Hall last night. WT Hix attended the Southwestern Lambersmen's Association convention in Kansas City and returned. J R Moorehead returned from the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association convention in Kansas City. Horace Ardinger and sister Maoy Bugenby went to Lowtintwe for Mr Archopor's tour. Miss Prances Tuckey to Lexington. Mr and Mrs Higpimyne, Wingle Reevers, Pverrene Higeineville noted in rooms all winter. new wall paper sought. Donle Weber's Weber Bros advertising spring patterns for 1008.

E. K. Wolf Gilliam H. J. Tunstall C. W. Loymans Carrie Loomis Kansas City Paderewaki

For Sale McNeal Irwin Safe and Local Ads

Classified blurbs advertise sale of a McNeal and Irwin safe, local shop listings for barber shop visits, cold drinks, firewood by the cord, bread and baked goods, raincoats, children's suits, candles and candies, fresh produce, jewelry store notes, and a photo shop display. Multiple businesses named include Gem Barber Shop, Little Gem Barber Shop, Ov Drug Store, H Sinauer, Mrs L Monk, Jos L Long, Ludwig's jewelry, and The Picture Shop.

Repair Ads Urge Venble's for Watches and Jewelry

Take your watches clocks and jewelry to Venble's for repair. Diamonds and other precious stones reset to order with careful work and reliable service.

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