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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1913

Page

6

Hardware Ad and Local News Snippet

Delivering every day many Blue Flame Oil Stoves perfect bakers. You take no chances. No money till satisfied. Every point explained. Ask us about them. Phone 185. MODEL HARDWARE Cal. and Mrs. A A Walker returned home Tuesday evening from Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. W C Jewell went to Kansas City Wednesday to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. J C Coffin went to Kansas City Wednesday for the National Photographer convention. Mrs. Charles Johnson returned home Wednesday after visiting here with Mrs. Jon Grindstaff. Miss Elsie Grindstaff accompanied her home for a visit. Mrs I G Neale and two children returned home Tuesday evening from a visit in Sweet Seattle.

Cal A. A. Walker Kansas City W. C. Jewell J. C. Coffin Charles Johnson Blackburn Jon Grindstaff Elsie Grindstaff I. G. Neale Sweet Zella Vunmieter Gertrude Mendenhall Margaret Knox Lexington Emma Elberfield Wi. Hunt E. P. Kramer Ed. Armbuster Ida Place Albert Place Ed Place Nadine Jackson Hannah and Jodie Groves Tigginsville Alo Shore R. Beatty Sandi Helen Kramer Helen Kramer Was, In Tigginsvile Monday, Mr. Jon Trefter Elle Dixon Dia Price Thigginsville Gren Chaudin Vanmeter Corder Eiveryone Miss Vanmeter Martha McGeorge Chicago K. P. Kramer James Bran Mabel Hlackiey Naomi Willis Win. Wilson Richard Horne Leonard Harrison Marshall Ktobbie Slushey J. A. Cope J. Q. Cope Zach W. Wright Gladys M. R. McClelland Higginsville Col Wm. M. Hoge Lillian Harrison Slater Harry Mountain Samuel J. Andrew LaVeta Colorado

Perfection Blue Flame Stoves Hit Local Store

A shipment of Perfection Blue Flame Oil Cook Stoves arrived, as breakfast is promised in twenty minutes. The note mentions a long dream of happiness and reports no divorces, with a reference to MODEL HARDWARE.

Lime juice kills typhoid germs, 15 minutes

Bacteriological tests at McGill University Montreal show a tablespoon of lime juice will kill typhoid germs in fifteen minutes. For sale at Tuesley's twenty cents per dozen.

McGill University Montreal Tuesley’s

McFadin and Moreland Dairy Take Over Fairview Farm

Fairview Dairy Farm now run by M. C. Mc Fadin and J. Reid Moreland. Fresh bottled milk and cream produced with guaranteed high quality. Prompt delivery available anywhere in the city. Phone 413. McFADIN & MORELAND.

Fairview Dairy Farm M. C. McFadin J. Reid Moreland Tyrompt McFadin & Moreland

For Sale Poland China sows farrow in September

A. P. Young offers Poland China sows for sale. They are due to farrow in September.

Poland China Farrow

Boxes For Sale At Hinesley's Ninth Street

Extra heavy goods boxes offered cheap at Hinesley's Cigar Factory on Ninth Street. Local buyers urged to act quickly for bulk or single sales.

Hinesley’s Ninth Street

Legal merchants promote fly control ad by Long

Wm Aull and H F Blackwell handle legal business. Anty-Fly-Best promises to keep horses free from flies during summer. Sold by Jos L Long.

Wm, Aull H. F. Blackwell Kansas City Jos, L. Long

Dover Notes Highlight Community Returns and Visits

Dover notes list numerous visits and travels across Lexington, Higginsville, and Kansas City. Residents and guests include F. L. Wilson, Capt. J. Q. Plattenburg, Mrs. Maria Patterson, Joe Epperson, and many others visiting relatives or conducting business. Community events mention a dangerous street gulley and a county court shelving contract for circuit and county offices.

Higginsville Visitors and Local Guests Gather

Corder News notes Higginsville visitors Miss Bessie Ernestmeyer and Miss Marie Tige visiting Monday. Miss Claudene Vanmeter spent Sunday and Monday here. Mrs. Sam Neal and Mrs. Jim Young of Higginsville spent Sunday with Lute Belt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drew of Blackburn and Mrs. W. P. Keuck and Mr. and Mrs. Keuck of Alma were guests of Mrs. Lydia Carpenter.

Bessie Ernestmeyer Marie Tige Higginsville Claudene Vanmeter Sam Neal Jim Young Higginsvillle Lute Belt Tom Drew Blackburn W. P Keuck Alma Mra Lydia Carpenter

Marriage Licenses Listed for Odessa and Lexington Couples

Marriage licenses issued to E. Gunder and Odessa Catherine McCormick both of Odessa. Francis By Riley of Odessa with Matilda W. Bishop also of Odessa. Claude L. Blackwell of Kansas City with Goldie M Ratzer of Lexington. Lyle D. Stone of St. Paul Minnesota with Cornelia B. Craig of Lexington.

E. Gunder Odessa Catherine McCormick Riley Matilda W. Bishop Claude L. Blackwell Kansas City Goldie M, Ratzer Lexington Lyle D. Stone St. Paul Minn Cornelia B. Craig

Local residents depart for visits and business trips

Miss W J Clemieau and son Allen and Miss Kanna Beam left for Milwaukee after visiting Virgil Kelley. Capt F A Day left for a business trip to Central Missouri. Mrs J W McClure arrived for a visit with her parents. Judge John E Burden went to Kansas City on legal business. Robert Edmonds returned home from Kansas City after visiting his brother Jos A Edmonds. Charles Woodruff left for Santa Ana California after a visit. Several others left for Kansas City or Sedalia for relatives or business.

W. J. Clemieau Allen Kanna Beam Milwaukee Wisconsin Virgil Kelley F. A. Day Missouri J. W. McClure Hughesville Hodge John E. Burden Kansas City Robert Edmonds Jos. A. Edmonds Charles Woodruff Santa Ana California Julia Mary Lucile Conners Mary Cavanaugh Winifred McDonald Sedalia J. Eb, Dixon Price Long Adolph Giorza

Miss Shirley Lanyon and Mrs Geyer visit ends

Miss Shirley Lanyon of Joplin and Mrs Harold Geyer of Neo sho Mo returned home Sunday after visiting Miss Dick Graddy. Judge John BE Burden went to Kansas City Monday on business. Crawford of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives, accompanied by his wife who stayed longer. Various locals traveled to Kansas City for visits and errands, with several noting trips to Fort Leavenworth and nearby towns.

Will Neer Corder F. L. Wilson Lexington Eld, Morrison Higginsville J. Q. Plattenburg Maria Patterson D. T. Bogie F. Li. Cox Kansas City Matthew Kenney Joe Epperson Leon Lewis John Eppes Eliza Cox F. L. Cox Bony Gray Bony Me. J. OM Winn Miss Grace Mesa J. J. Potts W. G Harwood W. D. Harwood Denver Colorado Bettie Swearington St. Joseph Will Coomody HH. L. Corbin Melvin Cook Qland Cook Garland Parker Wichita Kansas Neer Nell Dunn Anderson, Mo Miss Forbes Norborne Earl Kensler Matilda Fairbrothers Pueblo Minx Raby Rl Rumsey Rev. Zeyzing Dysart FB. L. Cox Ollie Arth Robert McGee Canyon Texas Edna Torman Alliance Nebr Tabo Mary Chambers Lilla May Shelby Grace Winn Ruth Lewis Helen Cole Emma Miers Dean Dysart Dolly Vohrees Trent W. W. Cole Ri L Fox Lloyd Kenneth Rob Chambin Eugene Meng Shelby Leonard Ligon Vaughan William Time Dysart Eugene Holman Menefee Redd Lawrence Byron Eppes Shirley Lanyon Joplin Harold Geyer Neosho Dick Graddy John BE. Burden R. R. Crawford N. Wilson Nancy Lee Goodman Virginia Wm. Auil, Sr Arizona Wm. Aull, Jr Percy Jonn Bowman Barrow Niding Brothers Circus W. E. Veach Bepry V.J. C. Bour Thelma Young B. Y. Young Z. M. Williams John Pollard Ft. Leavenworth Kans Wm. TH. Legg U.S. Army Tie Ft. Riley Hubert Bates Buffalo Rochester Toronto Otto Schultz Grand Pass T. Bode Marshall J. G. Neale Sweet Springs Katherine van Noy Mahattan Nell Ross Higginaville Martha McFadin May Mitchell Emory Katherine Todhunter Glasgow Eunice Hagood Buckner L. A

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Conkey Westerman & Rankin Druggists A. P. Young Dover Notes Nugh Patterson Ralph Campbell Fred Campbell Buford Gordon Warren Sherman Ringling Bros. Circus Joe W. Wadcell Altha Wagoner Beulah Alline Cecil Gladys Kohlmann Albert Gillen Dave Heathman Liberty Mon B. Crenshaw Oswald Winkler N. B. Payne Recorder's Office Lafayette County Lafayette County Abstract Company Lexineton Taubman Realty & Agricultural Co E. B. Vaughan Laura A. Graves Carey A. Nickell W. D Mayview Mary A. Robertson City of Higgingville Thornton Aull & Wilson Lillard South Side T. A, Campbell Jenkins and Slattie Workenff W Toux E. J. Kampf Henry Swartz Sara F, Williamson Grover GQ Jas. W. Williamson W Elin F. Bailey Lieie N. Wilson Frank Bardone Dis. T Susie K. Martin J. W. Sydnor Mildred L. Sydnor D. Y. Thornton EB. J. Kampf Margaret A. Saunders D. G. Jackson E. NW Corder News
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