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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1908
Page
3
Dyer spent Saturday in Birginsville. Mr and Mrs Gus Weber visited in Higginsville Sunday. Rev A F Smith spent Saturday in Kansas City. Willis Garr of Kansas City visited relatives here Sunday. Dr 90 L Cochrane went to Kansas City Saturday evening on business.
E. 8. Lopez of Manilla New York praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best healing salve he has found for severe cuts burns and sores noting it saved him suffering and dollars. Prices listed at 25 cents by Cren shaw Young druggists. Also brief notices of people traveling to Kansas City and a legal business trip to Jefferson City.
Farm Progress announces subscription price increase to 25 cents per year beginning January 1, 1908. Until then existing subscribers may renew at the old rate of three years for a set sum. New three year orders cost 75 cents and a fruit picture may be added for an extra small charge. Mail orders to Farm Progress, St. Louis, Missouri.
Mes James N Price returned Sunday evening from a brief stay in Kansas City Dr and Mrs G W Fredendall traveled to Kansas City Saturday for the day G H Stler came from Kansas City Sunday evening on business Mrs G C Bist of Kansas City arrived Saturday evening to visit relatives for a few days Mr Sh Woolard and Miss Laura Ellis of Denver Colorado arrived Saturday evening for a several week visit with the family of George Trai near this city
Mrs. E. D. Chartes of Harbor Maine touts Mlestric Bitters as a neighborhood favorite for quick relief. The tonic is praised for blood purification and alleged benefits against dyspepsia liver trouble kidney derangement malnutrition weakness and general health. Crenshaw Young's agency handles sales under irantec.
Miss Delia Trail and Mrs. George Trail visit here with relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thomas travel to Marshall. Rose O Malley returns from Kansas City. Mattie Littlejohn goes to Kansas City for a few days. Wanstep seeks Lafayette County merchants for a clean cut proposition with interview work. Van Nest Allen advertises work experience. Mrs. Virginia Johnson and daughter Beas visit Kansas City. George A. Gibson of Springfield arrives to visit his sister. An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs. Mrs. Frank Bowman called to Higginsville for ill mother. Mrs. G W Ayers returns from Kansas City visit. A 20 acre fruit farm near Lexington offered for sale with residence and 2-acre tracts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff and others return from Los Angeles. Mrs. Henry Walker and Blanche visit Sedalia with John Briscoe’s family.
An old fragment lists Bal lard's Snow Liniment for burns sprains and pains with price 25c and 81 00 per bottle at Crenshaw Young's. A marriage license is noted for Geo Huddleston Auslile Elizabeth F Ranaberger Auslville James N Price seeks City Marshal office. Price touts service record and local political support. Broken lots of children's salts age 4 to 14 offered by H Sinauer.
A call to Missouri Confederate veterans and allied groups to aid in completing the Confederate roster for the U S War Department. It urges collecting muster rolls, documents, and memories from Missouri Confederates and those who settled there after the war, with instructions to forward data.
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