Words of Praise for Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
Public notice praising Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription for women with various ailments. Claims no alcohol or habit forming drugs, urges perseverance, notes it won’t cure tumors, offers free confidential correspondence, lists address in Buffalo New York. Also mentions Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets as laxative and regulator with simple dosage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Merce
Frory
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted for Neuralgia Relief
An ad touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as the finest remedy for neuralgia rheumatism and various pains. It notes availability from Crenshaw & Young. The item also reports Mary Ridings returning to Kansas City after visiting relatives in Irvin Coen with her husband’s mother, Mrs J P Coen, who has been waiting in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Crenshaw Fe Young
Croup and Pneumonia Fears Prompt Syrup Claim
Advertises Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a quick cure for coughs and colds in children, warning of progression to croup pleurisy or pneumonia and urging purchase from Crenshaw Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
The Girl from Bagdad stagecast and cast notes
R Sellers portrays Louie in The Girl from Bagdad as the chorus hobnobs with a town under threat from Russians and insurgents. Gladys Winn leads as the Princess with Miss Marcia Sellers, J I Sydnor, Harry St Clair, Johnnie Howman and Ben Price in supporting roles listed among a large ensemble of performers. The date is Thursday Jan 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Sellers
Louie
Bagdad
Grand Bey
Gladys Winn
Mr. Carnaby
Miss Winn
Warren Vilson
J. I. Sydnor
Casino SkiMlovitch
Casino
Laughton
Johnrice
Gladys
Marcia Sellers
Miss Sellers
Harry St. Clair
Alice
Dr. Johoson
Count Alf
Johnnie Howman
Willie Hassel
Dolby
Ben Price
Oscar Westerman
Hoyt
Adame
Joseph Howard
Anne Saunders
Annual meeting of Lexington Savings Bank stockholders
The annual meeting of the stock holders of Lexington Savings Bank Lexington Mo for the election of directors for the ensuing year and other business will be held in the back room of the bank on Wednesday January 1 1908 between 10 oclock in the forenoon and 2 oclock in the afternoon. President Wacter 4 Wad dell and Secretary P Lee Wallace sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington
Baoking
Wacter
Waddell
Lee Wallace
Miss Irene Burgess Hosts New Year Party
Miss Irene Patti Burgess entertained about thirty five friends at Judge Burden's South Street home last Saturday evening. The highlight was writing New Year resolutions on paper leaves with Linden Vivian winning a large popcorn ball prize. Ice cream and cake followed. the party was described as unique and pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Patti Burgess
Judge Burden
South Street
Linden Vivian
Farmers urged to try Willson for barter trading
Opposite City Hall, Miss Martha Crenshaw returned Monday evening from a short stay in Kansas City. Willson offers no exchange business on liberal terms with corn or wheat as trade, and meals or chicken feed as options. Farmers are urged to call for a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson
Cormain
Oty Hall
Martha Crenshaw
Kansas City
Peruna Testimonials From Readers Endorsement Note
Letters from Mrs. Joseph Hall Chase and Mrs. A L Wetzel praise Peruna for coughs colds and nasal relief. They credit improved smell hearing and head pressure after using the medicine and thank the doctor. An option tablets variant and a laxative product are mentioned.
Odell and Fatherton Tie The Knot In Lexington
George H Odell and Bessie B Fatherton were married last Saturday morning. Odell, a prominent member of the local mine workers union, is noted for industry and integrity. The bride, daughter of Garret Matherton, is described as an attractive young lady. The couple will reside and keep house in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Odell
Bessie B. Fatherton
In Honor of Mrs. Darling and Family Card Party
Mrs. Daring and Mrs. F Winn hosted about thirty guests at Nineteenth Street and Wallington Avenue on Saturday afternoon to toast Mrs. J A Darlin of Long Island New York. Bridge dominated and prizes went to Mrs. John Sturgis, a watercolor by Mrs. Darling. Elegant refreshments followed, marking the season’s largest afternoon card party with guests from St. Louis Miss Morley and Miss Woolley among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Winn
Mix Gladys
Nineteenth Street
Wallington Avenue
J. A. Darlin
Long Talandary
New York
John Sturgis
Darling
Mrs. Darling
Miss Morley
Mise Woolley
St. Louis
Loot at Grand Central Hotel Leads to Arrests
Ed Burke and Roy Wheeler, traveling men of leisure, rented a room at the Grand Central hotel Saturday night. A ransack of the lodging occurred after guests complained the rooms were unsuitable. Police found one man wearing a hotel keeper’s shirt and other clothing identified by guests. They were held for petty larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Burke
Roy Wheeler
Grand Central Hotel
Strantere
Bole House
Anuther
Hotel Mjonger
Henry Schowengerdt Dies In Higginsville
Henry Schowengerdt aged German resident of Higginsville died suddenly of heart disease last Saturday afternoon. He was a well to do retired farmer and was widely known in the county. He leaves no wife and a large family. Lingay Price spent Tuesday in Wellington. John C. Young Jr was in Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs A Keith spent Tuesday in Higginsville. Join KR Potta left Tuesday for a trip to Columbia. Dr J B Tucker went to Odessa Tuesday morning on business. Volume candies oranges bananas and lemons go to Jon L Long Cash Grocer. B C Drummond went to Kansas City Tuesday to spend the day. Miss Nell Shotliff and Roxie Crum returned from Kansas City Monday evening. Elizabeth Morrison, who has been visiting in Kansas City, returned home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clodgett
Kansas City
Monier
K. V. Small
Kate Ana City
John 2
Hyland
Capt
Walter Whitsett
Ambrose
Ruch
Crenshaw & Young
Frank Hale
Independence
Thin City
Mra
Mary Ramey
Ella
Liberty
Henry Schowengerdt
Higginsville
Lingay Price
Wellington
John C. Young, Jr
A. Keith
Nell Shotliff
Roxie Crum
Elizabeth Morrison
Ewing Shouse
Eldorado Springie
Bess McCollum
Kansan City
Fred Day
Nansau City
Morris Gordon
Jefferson City
Wesley Denton
Butler
Minses Corrinne
Genevieve Russell
John Morrison
Gh. Harrie
Mareball
James Fleudken
Mra Albert Walk
Odessa
Srt
Ra. J. Ci Cooper
Chicago
Zerkel
Troy
Ohio
I Byrup Co
Caldwell
Mon
Surprise marriage ties Poole to Miss Melioecke
A Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Baptist parsonage united Andrew J. Poole and Miss Laura KR Melioecke, with Rev. K T Mansfeld officiating. Poole, an industrious employee of Gustaf Heirle, married a refined daughter of Henry Meinecke. The couple journeyed to Kansas City and Oklahoma before returning to Lexington to reside with Poole’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Parsonage
Andrew J. Poole
Laura KR. Melioecke
K. T. Mansfeld
Poole
Gustaf Heirle
Henry Meinecke
Miss Marquis Hosts Informal Evening for Miss Mary Marquis Guest
Miss Mary Marquis entertained a few friends at her home on Nth and Franklin Saturday evening in honor of guest Miss Edna Preriing of Comer. The party was informal with Minch the game of the evening and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marquis
Nth
Franklin
Edna Preriing
Comer
Minch
Traders Bank Directors Elected at Annual Meeting
The regular election of directors of Traders Bank was held Monday at the annual stockholders meeting. Elected were W. G. McCausland, Wm. Aull, Lee J. Slusher, Jackson Bradley, David A. Slusher, B. R. Treland, John Chamberlain, John D. Slusher, Dr. G., W. Fredendall, M. D. a Witalog, Thos. Walton, J. G. Crenshaw, BE, N. Hopkins. The old officers were re-elected: W. G. McCausland President, J. Slusher Vice President, E. N. Hopkins Vice President, B. B. Ireland Cashier, Jno. Chamberlain Asst. Cashier, Miss Willmon Edwards Bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traders Bank
W.G. McCausland
Wm. Aull
Lee J. Slusher
Jackson Bradley
David A. Slusher
B. BR. Treland
John Chamberlain
John D. Slusher
Dr. G
W. Fredendall
M. D.aWitalog
Thos. Walton
J. G. Crenshaw
N. Hopkins
W.G. McQausland
J. Slusher
E. N. Hoplina
B. BR. Ireland
Jno. Chamberlain
Miss Willmon Edwards
Interments in Machpelah 1908 Total 82
The Machpelah burial register reports 82 interments for 1908 with 40 males and 42 females including 22 infants. Oldest deceased aged 87, seven reached 80. Monthly deaths ranged from January five to December nine. no June interments. Superintendent T. J. Green notes year was down one from prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Green
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John Ryland
W. BP. Cole
St. Joseph
W. Loomis
C. C. Dyer
Elizabeth Wallace
Mary Ridings
Irvin Coen
Mre
J. P. Coen
Miss Irene Burgess
Peruna Drag Co
Columbus
Peruna
Joseph Hall Chase
Tenth St
Washington, D. C
A. L. Wetzel
Ohio St
Torre Bato
Ind
Man-a-lin
Mes Josep Hallghale
Washington, D.C
Odell
Eatherton
Mrs. Daring
Grand Central
Henry Schwengerdt
Miss Marquis
Machpelah
John Bowman
William Groves
Southwest National Bank of
Bowman
Mr. Groves
Frank Hoefer
Nadine
Norma Steele
Marshall
Bertha Wooley
Myrtle Morley
Lillian Moorehead
E.K. Wolf
Carthage
Paneae Bie
Mys
Setocaum
Easi Cartiel
Rayo
Nea
Standard OW
Franklin St
Lexington, Mo
J. Q. Cope
McGrew Building
J. E. Tucker
Claude Johnson
Texvineton, Mo
Russell Harding
Dan Whalen
Bet
Egle
Franklin Ave
Missouri
J. L, Phak
COAL
Plattenburg Coal Company
Georan M. Vaughas
T.B. Ramsey
C. A. Summers
Plate Glass Insurance JO
A. Wilson & Bro
Hinesley’s
Seiter’s Market
New
Alton
Night Express
S. A. Vermillion
Higginsville, Mo
Mls
Oni Free Ee
Scientific Fimerican
PP ii & Co
Gao Han Yi
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