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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1908

Page

10

Local Briefs Highlight Weekend Travels and Health Ads

Moots visited relatives in Dover Sunday while Jank Meyer traveled to Webb City and Dr and Mrs N Payne visited in Kansas City. Hugo Nott and Ralph Loomis spent Sunday in Kansas City. A note praises liver health and Ballard's Herbine priced at 35 cents per bottle from Crenshawck Young. Oscar Andreen, O B Sellers, Blackwell, John Morrison, Lynn Gordon, William Aull, and Mr and Mrs John D Slusher appear in trips and family news. A birth is announced for a son born Saturday July 11th to the Slushers.

Dover Jank Meyer Webb City Ballard Crenshawck Young Oscar Andreen Kansas City O. B. Sellers Blackwell Ansas City John Morrison Kennedy Crenshaw & Young's

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Chapel Hill Man

W Jenkins of Chapel Air, N C recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best in the world, claiming it cured a felon on his thumb and reliably heals sore, burn, and wound. Sold for 25 cents at Crenshaw & Young's drug store.

Bucklen W. Jenkins Chapel Air N. C. Lam Crenshaw & Young

Kansas City Visitors and summer travel notices

Mrs Dettie Hamlett returned home in Kansas City after visiting relatives here. J J Jones and J R Dreyer left for Great Bend Kansas to spend the summer. Mrs B L Carter returned home after a few days in Kan City. Also mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure claim and testimonials, Henry Coles visiting Albuquerque NM, W W Graves Missouri Supreme Court judge candidate, Clarence Vivion on legal business in Houston County, and DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills.

Henry Coles Ms Einglebart Alberquerque N. M W. W. Graves Supreme Court of Missouri Pleasant Cal Clarencé Vivion Sindy Moralog Houston Texas County DeWitt Crenshaw & Young

Crenshaw & Young Sell McGee's Baby Elixir

A patent remedy advertised for infant stomach and bowel troubles claims to cure stomach catarrh diarrhea and all digestive derangements. Sold by Crenshaw and Young priced 25 and 50 cents.

McGee's Crenshaw & Young

Local Social Notes From Kansas City Visit

Mrs William Stopestreet travels to Kansas City Monday for a short visit. Miss Eligabeth Morrison recently returned home from Kardar City after visiting days. Mrs G R Copper arrived from Lolty Saturday evening to spend time with her mother Mrs H Wallace.

William Stopestreet Kansas City Eligabeth Morrison Kardar Mra GR. Copper H. ©. Wallace Ainnle Blincoe Higginsville Wrank Stewart Charles Straus Oklahoma Stewart 13Th Bracelin

Numerous Local Residents Travel for Work and Visit

A stream of residents visited cities in Kansas, Missouri, Texas, and Washington from Monday to Tuesday. Notables include Eugene Weber in Kansas City, Rev. H D Kennedy in Bunce ton for church business, and Miss Marcia Sellers heading to Texas. Attendees also include Mrs. Lena Selter from Kansas City, Rev. G M Gibson in Kansas City, and Gov. Tyler at the Denver convention rally.

Gus Weber Waverly Charles Lyons Corder Marcia Sellers Texas St. Joseph H.D. Kennedy Bunceton Lena Selter Kansas City Buford Chinn Nannie Pinkie Florence Eckle Excelsior Springs Chicago D. Bookmiller Pana Ill Booksmiller W Hope Tyler Virginia Denver Lexington S.N. Wilbon Tyler Bryan

Death of Charles Mansfeld in Kansas City

Charles Mansfeld eldest brother of Rev RT Mansfeld of this city died Sunday evening in Kansas City at age 54. He had resided there for several years. The funeral was held in Kansas City Monday with Rev Mansfeld attending from this city. He will spend a few days here.

Charles Mansfeld RT. Mansfek Kansas City Mansfield API Mans Vk

Nickie Tonight God Pictures Always In Metropol Scene

A cryptic local note references Nickie tonight with religious imagery, a clean ttund filler call for Minesley’s cigars, and mentions the Metropol tan and Senate Chamber. Capt. Blultt or Roa House is cited with 413 4th listed.

Minesley Metropoltan Senate Chamber Blultt Roa House

Family Reunion At Andreen Home With Most Kin Present

A reunion at Oscar Andreen and wife’s South street home drew nearly all family members. Attendees included Ethan Allets from Tacoma with sisters A Wade of Marshall and S A Schooling of Higginsville, plus Mrs. Wade’s daughter Anna and Mrs. Schooling’s son James Allen. Miss Annie Dealey of Dallas represented the absent sister. Mr. and Mrs. W G Musgrave of Kansas City also attended. A noon dinner and 4 pm supper marked the day before travel home. Alfem will visit his sisters before returning home.

Oscar Andreen South Street Ethan Allets Tacoma Waash Slatera A. Wade Marshall S. A. Schooling Higginsidle

W C T U District Meeting At Pirat Baptist Church

The 7th District of the Women's Christian Temperance Union gathered at the Pirat Baptist church in this city for morning and evening sessions. Key events included plans discussion and speeches by Mrs. Gulday Holden and Miss Annie Dowden Kansas City along with brief talks by several reverends. The meeting featured a memorial address on Clara Hoffman, late National President for two decades. Mrs. Thomas Green presides, with Mrs. J. Q. Cope as secretary.

Women's Christian Temperance Union Aékelon Pirat Baptist Church Gullday Holden Annie Dowdee Kansas City B. Biiney C. E Pattie B. & Gordon T. Marsfield Clara Hoffman Miss Dowden Thomas Green J. Q. Cope

Capt Day Organizes Promising Local Matinee Band

Captain Day leads a new matinee band in Lexington, boasting seasoned musicians with formal music study and extensive band experience. The roster includes Piccolo W Reeder and others on clarinet John Price and A R Smith, Saxophone Frank Meyers, Cornets F A Day O R Sellers, and more across altos trombones baritone drums.

Capt Fla Day Lexington Capt Day Lea Piccolo W. Reeder John Price A. R

Foot Cut Off In Wellington Train Incident

Bob Acres a well known colored man in Wellington was struck by a moving passenger train while boarding Sunday evening about seven. His right foot was crushed and lacerated requiring amputation above the knee. Witnesses say Acres and a companion attempted to board as the train pulled out with Acres knocked under. The accident occurred near the track as he approached the car. An unrelated note mentions an auction at John Co. Young, Sr. and work at the McGrew mines with surgery by Dr Ryland.

Bob Acres Wellington Acres Bob John Co. Young McGrew Ryland

Death of Miss Mary Welsh on Highland Avenue

Miss Mary Welsh died at her home on Highland Avenue Friday morning from paralysia at about 03 years old. She was one of the older residents of Lexington and is survived by one sister Miles, the only living relative. The funeral was held Saturday at 3 o'clock from the Catholic Church, where she had been a devout member for many years. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery.

Mary Welsh Highland Welsh Laxington Slater Miles

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