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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1914

Page

3

Personal notices and travel mentions from Kansas City visit

The column notes Miss Marjorie Wilcox’s return to Kansas City after a visit with Miss Blanche Hix. Mr and Mrs Ben Gratz Jeft Sunday evening for a visit in New York. Also mentions Mrs F W Jackman of Migginsville visiting relatives, and Mrs Fannie Weber with Miss Elsie Weber returning from Larned Kansas. An ad promotes Dr King New Life Pills and Buck jens Arnica Salve.

Marjorie Wilcox Kansas City Blanche Hix Ben Gratz Jeft New York Fannie Weber Elsie Weber Larned Kansas

Bucklen Arnica Salve for Cuts Burns and Sores

Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised for cuts burns and sores. A letter from Marilla New York claims it heals all wounds. Boxed salve sold for 25 cents at druggists. Local mentions of visitors to Mrs Moorehead and Mr Groves from Kansas City included.

Bucklen

Sloan's Liniment Promises Fast Neuralgia Relief

Old notes advertise Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia and sciatica with claims of direct pain relief. It also touts uses for rheumatism sore throat chest pains and sprains and notes prices 25 50 and 1.00. A Louisville reader reports rapid improvement after two to three nights of use and urges keeping a bottle at home. Other brief items mention Buck-Jen's Arnica Salve and local travel notices to Kansas City Coffeville.

Sloan J. R. Swinger Louisville Buck- Jen

Kickapoo Worm Killer Candy for Curing Child Worms

Advertises Kickapoo Worm Killer in candy form for children with worms symptoms. Claims quick relief and natural expulsion, priced 25 cents at druggists. Targets worried parents by listing common worm signs and presenting a simple laxative solution.

Local travelers report business trips and visits across states

J Reid Ryland departed Sunday evening for a business trip to Poston Massachusetts. Carlyle Wallace left Monday for a business trip to Chicago. Mrs Lelia Potter returned to Kansas City Sunday evening after a month’s visit with her son N W Potter. Miss Elizabeth Graves went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day.

J. Reid Ryland Poston Mass Carlyle Wallace Chicago Lelia Potter Kansas City N. W. Potter Elizabeth Graves Kansa City

Marshall Couple Seeks Chicago Home After Visit

Mr and Mrs John Marshall of Kansas City visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs P B Marshall. They departed Sunday evening for Chicago to establish their home there.

John Marshall Kansas City P. B. Marshall Chicago

Mrs Walton Visits Then Returns Home From Richards Mo

Mrs A M Walton returns to Richards Missouri after visiting her daughter Mrs Fred Wilmot. Mrs Wilmot accompanies her to Kansas City for the day. W M Hoge travels to Kansas City for a few days on business. Miss Marion Young goes back to Wellington after visiting friends here.

A. M. Walton Richards Fred Wilmot Wilmot Kansas City W. M. Hoge Marion Young Wellington

Notice of Letters Testamentary for Cath erine Eardley estate

Letters testamentary on the estate of Cath erine Eardley deceased were granted to the undersigned June 29 1914 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months or be barred. if not exhibited within one year from the last publication date they are forever barred. R B E S Booton executor June 29 1914.

Catherine Eardley Probate Lafayette County Missouri R. BE Booton Frederick R. Nest Ella Neet Executrix Hienbeth Kronshage Probate Court J. H. Charles Kronshagh Lora Octavia Corder Lexington Rena Chappell Nannie Strele Administratrices Nathan Corder Bald Nannie GC Mary EB. Aull William Aull Katharine G. Bald Ington W. V. A. Catron

Executrix notices estate of Frederick R Nest

Executrix Ella Neet announces probate of Frederick R Nest estate with claims to be presented within one year from last publication date or be barred. The notice is dated June 27 1914 and grants letters testamentary to Ella Neet as executrix.

Trustee's Sale of Real Estate in Missouri

Notice of sale of undivided half interest in lot 7 block 14 Pomery Houx and Grahams addition Lexington Lafayette County Missouri. We will sell July 27, 1914 at courthouse Lexington to satisfy unpaid promissory note and costs. W. H. Waddell Sheriff and Acting Trustee.

Joseph Moffatt Mary Filen Moffatt Recorder's Lafayette County Missouri Joseph C. Graddy Pomery Joseph Graddy William J. Waddell Court House Lexington William H. Waddell

Administrator's Notice for Kronshage Estate

Letters of administration granted to J. H. Charles Kronshagh for the estate of Hienbeth Kronshage deceased by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri on May 16 1914. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred after one year from the last publication date.

Mr and Mrs Wood Return to Salisaw After Visit

Mr and Mrs W Wood return to their home in Salisaw Oklahoma Sunday evening after visiting here with Mr Wood's mother Mrs Harriet Barron.

Mrs. W. ©. Wood Salisaw Oklahoma Mr. Wood Harriet Barron

Notable Gatelog Entries From Local Social News

Dr and Mrs T Ryland and others return from Ozarks fishing trip. Col J W Moore and Mrs Moore back in Kansas City after visit with Mrs Anna Weedin. Ruth Layne returns to Chicago after visiting relatives. Denise Barrett Eli Mathe visit Wellington. Don Barron attends Marnum and Bailey circus in KC. Morris Johnson Ben Hoge back from Jefferson City. M R McClelland visit Wellington. Harry Smith and sister Carrie visit KC. Ed Jentzch of Buckner visits L A Galladay family. Jo Honesley heads to Louisville Kentucky. Mrs John McDermott returns to Plattsburg after visiting relatives. W R Windle returns from visit with W P Roach family.

T. Ryland C. A. Keith Nadine Aileen Jack Aull Ozarks Col J. W. Moore Kansas City Anna Weedin Ruth Layne Chicago Denise Barrett Eli Mathe Wellington Don Barron Marnum and Bailey Circus Morris Johnson Ben Hoge Jefferson City M. R. McClelland Harry Smith Carrie Ed Jentzxch Buckner L. A. Galladay Jo Hnnesley

Fletcher's Castoria Advertisement and Visit Notice

A vintage ad asserts children cry for Fletcher's Castoria while a brief local note reports Mrs. Jr. Tate visiting her son in Maryville Missouri on Friday.

Fletcher Castoria

Local trips and family travel notes from town

Worth Bates returned Friday morning from a business trip to Chicago. Ben Kate went to Kansas City Friday to spend the day. W A Marquis also visited Kansas City Friday morning for the day. Miss Kate Poole returned to her Kansas City home Wednesday night after attending the funeral of her brother A J Poole. Mae George Knapheide and her little daughter Katherine and Mrs A F Leuhrman and her son Walter left yesterday for a visit in Alberquesque New Mexico.

W. A. Marquis Kansa City Kate Poole Kansas City A. J. Poole George Knapheide Katherine A. F. Leuhrman Walter Alberquesque, N. M

Roosevelt Remarks Stir Controversy In Senate Debate

Missouri Senator Stone criticizes Col. Roosevelt for speeches and actions seen as unbecoming a former president. He questions granting Roosevelt access to the Foreign Relations Committee to attack Administration policy on the Colombian matter. The piece notes Roosevelt’s egotism and calls for restraint while praising bipartisan generosity in U.S. Latin policy. St. Louis Times.

Stone Col. Roosevelt Petrel Washington Missouri Foreign Relations Committee Mitch United States Ombia el. Roosevelt Senator Stone St. Louis

Doan's Kidney Pills Support Kidney Health Claim

A testimonial from C C Blair of New Addition, Richmond, Missouri, praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relieving weak kidneys and backache. The ad asserts the product treats one specific issue and emphasizes reliability with an OV cent price and Buffalo company provenance.

Dean C. C. Blair New Addition Richmond Doan Mr. Blair Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

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Dr. Pierce Breryv Mai Sai Dr. King F. W. Jackman Migginsville James R. Moorehewd J. H. Thomson 8. A. Moorehead R. C. Groves Hermren Bruns Misses Alive Leela M. Tadeson Coffeville J.Q. Jenlteobnte Catron Taubman Haerle Lexington, Mo Pinal Settlement H. C. Sydnor J. W. Sydnor Throat Harry Liter Nora Liter What Is Marshall Higginsville Chautauqua Lee Shippey Sec’y
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