Residents and visitors noted in Marshall area events
Local residents and guests from Higginville Lexington Corder and Warrensburg were observed visiting relatives attending church and school events with several trips to Lexington for closing exercises at Central College and a Dover cemetery improvement fundraiser. Notable names include Allan Harwood family ties Leah Vaughan and Wino families and moves to Idaho and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Padling
Higginaville
Ennis Darnell
Bigginaville
T Wenth
Corder
William Wilson
H. Rennerly
St. Louis
J. F. Wino
Mise Lee Meng
G. B Gorton
Lexington
Allan Harwood
Laula Barley
Charley Lewis
Walter Beattie
Central College
Walter Blersole
Kansas City
James Wing
Edith McLain
Higginsville
Leonard Vaughan
Charlie Plattenburg
Wyoming
Harvey Vaugham
J. R. Plattenburg
Rev
Jameson
Christian Church
Mayme Johnson
Local Trades Ad Mentions Granitold Steps and Livery Services
Fragmentary classified style note touts granitold steps crete walls and foundations plus beer making and customer care. Mentions JONNasduxet Honeractor Carriages and backs turalehed to meet all trait and A Summers Livery Baro with phone 690.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JONNasduxet _ Honeractor
A. Summers
Peruna praised for long cured bladder and kidney trouble
Kentucky man Lamaster reports twenty six years of internal catarrh and kidney issues ended after taking Peruna and Manalin. A San Antonio resident also endorses Peruna, claiming systemic relief from catarrh affecting multiple organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perona
Mia
Lamaster
Ait
McAtea Ave
Lotlaville, Ky
Tia
J.J. Erous
Water St
San Antonio
Texas
Letter List Advertised at Lexington Postoffice
Postmaster Det a CrowonEkr announces letters remaining uncalled at Lexington Postoffice on Saturday June 5 19H including John Abdslar Earl W Arnold Daniel J Bowen Florence Carpent er Ed Cleavin P Church John T Ellis C Hackberrie Fr M Horton Verle Jones Albert Robtesao Glady Trell Kar Towhe Richard Williford and others When calling for these letters say they were advertised
Summer School of Typewriting Shorthand Opens June
The summer school of typewriting shorthand and penmanship begins the first Monday in June. Terms are reasonable and the term lasts three months with five days per week. Those wishing to enroll should notify Miss Susie Aford or Poone LU. tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Aford
Poone LU
Ice Cream Wagon Promises Fresh Pure Cream Daily
A vendor offers fresh pure ice cream in any quantity with a wagon that comes to town daily. Interested individuals or societies can arrange service by stopping the wagon or calling Cipolla.
Notice to Trespassers and Local Advertisements
Take Notice This means you. No hunting tress, passing, or fishing on Tabo Creek on Kensler farm. All trespassers will be prosecuted. Henry Hoehn. Taritons at Pridvesa tonight. Try Steel Cut coffee. Electric mill not mash beans. Coffee percolator or chip quality. Jon L. Long Cash Grocer. C. C. Willson Co poultry and chicken food. Electric coffee mill the only ome in a tuna. Jos Ly Long Cash Grocer. Hail Tornado Windstorm Cyclone Fire Auto Insurance call B. B. Frazer Traders Bank Building Room 15 Phone 235. Tartoons at Princess tonight. Presbyterian Ladies Mission circle meeting postponed to ensure full attendance. Woman's Work for Chamberlain's Perfect Chick feed. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabo Creek
Kensler Farm
Pridvesa
Jon. L. Long
Cash Grocer
Jos, Ly Long
Callon B. B. Frazer
Traders Bank
Roon 15
Presbyterian Ladies Minsion Circle
William Pamer
Kansas City
Thomas McIntyre
Revere Coffee
Jos
Long
Red River
Ohio
Ladiss
Wittenberg
Waverly Notes and Local Social Vignettes
Wm. Tuweey in Malta Dead Monday. several residents and visitors listed with travel to Kansas City, Marshall, Lincoln, and Denver. Names include Capt. Reief Dover, Albright, Jota Saundera, RS Nowith, Van Anglen, Mrs. Postel, Miss Louise Davis, Ledford, Miss Jeanie, Florence Gauthorn, CM Pinkerton, Mrs. Wheeler, W. Bailey, H. Rand, Miss Florence Cawthorne, Rev. Rand, Miss Wilmot Butler, Charley Chrisman, Miss Lillie Demastere, Sam Gibbons, Lois Walton, Mrs. England, Miss Margaret Zeysing, Mere Drummonds, Dr. Dean, R. L. Maxwell, J. Tribble. Marshall, Kansas City, and St. Louis trips noted. Also local advertisements and a humor column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS Nowith
Colorado
Denry Postel
Louis
Cole Camp
Kate Weber
Edward Abbot
Kansas City
Louise Davis
Blackburn
AH. Ledford
Jeanie
Malta
Bend
Florence Gauthorn
Marshall
CM. Pinkerton
Blackbur
J. B. Wheeler
W. . Bailey
Warsaw
H. J. Rand
Florence Cawthorne
St. Louis
George Ricketts
Hardin
F.M. McClure
Marehall
Bertha Paulson
Grand Paul
Mere
Wm. Tareal
M. By Church South
Lincoln
Mou
Wilmot Butler
Charley Chrisman
Mt. Leonard
Margaret Zeysing
Dover
Chaa. Zeysing
R L. Drummonds
de. Dean
R. L. Maxwell
Oklahoma
Walking to Work Proves Costly Economy Lesson
A West Philadelphian says walking to and from town to save money backfired. He notes cigars bought for the journey doubled the car fare, worn shoes required replacing twice, and overall expenses rose by about ten dollars, leading him to abandon walking for economic reasons.
Moral Lesson From a Small Theft Sentence
A controversial remark questions a lenient sentence for a defaulter who stole a small sum, arguing the court aimed to teach him a lesson for missing a greater opportunity to become a financier. The exchange contrasts risk, temptation, and judicial punishment in a noir moral tableau.
Beheon-Young Ruahlee Pursues Liberal Education
A terse remark notes Beheon-Young Ruahlee's strong commitment to liberal learning. The statement contrasts his study time with efforts to rid himself of income, implying a focus on education over earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beheon
Ruahlee
Hill
Automobile Clothes and the Tailor's Witty Reply
A playful exchange features a tailor remark that deluxe automobiles wear 14 coats, prompting a quip from a motor enthusiast who questions if cars can wear clothes. The dialogue amusingly contrasts fashion for humans with car finishes.
Eva Allowed You to Kiss Her Scene Sparks Shock
A tense moment unfolds as Eva permits a kiss then resists, leaving the sofa scene unsettled and characters unsettled about boundaries and consent. The exchange reveals differing expectations and sparks a quiet confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Poet Editor Debates Acceptance Of Verse Request
A terse exchange shows a poet questioning whether the editor read a submitted poem as a friend notes the editor accepted fifty. The snippet captures a charged dialogue about submission and approval in a literary setting.
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Dover Notes
Spencer Harwood
Idaho
Harwood
R. G. Hitt
Lee
James and
Taylor
Tucker Winn
Wi Neer
Pleasant Hill
Wm. Cook
Charlie Chrisman
Chrisman
Mra. Walser
Mra
Eubank
Houston
Mayme Cather
Webb Cole
Helen
James Mary
Nancie Littlejohn
G. K. Graha
Jean Zeysing
Waverly
Deacher Webb
Old Men's Club
Mayview
Arthur Clayton
Iola
Kansas
Ida Ryland
Missen Corbin
Mreeh
Es Corbin
Sallie
Lexingtod
N. C.K Club
Wilburn Warren
Bry. Zeysing
Jessie Groves
Lexington Thoreday
John Cooper
Board of Education
New Florence
Wille D. Harwood
Warrensburg State Normal
Misa
Laura Robertson
Grace Duvault
Nettle J. Owens
Willie
W.G. Harwood
Iim
Mrr. Lamaster
Kentucky
MES. W
Fdr
de Ta CrowonEkr
Ar Cipolla
Henry Hoehn
C. C. Willson Co
Chamberlain
Wm. Tuweey Wae
Reief Dover
Albright
Jota Saundera
W.R. Mitchell
Kagsay City
Als van Anglen
Malta Bend
Lillie Demastere
Sam Gibbons
Salli
Illnois
Lois Walton
Warren Groves
Kansan City
England
Doves
Bret
Thes
Russell Harding
Barber
Dan Ruebel
Plate Glass Insurance
Wilson & Bro
Main Street
T.B. Ramsey
Exington
Misseu
Pastor Raph
Ieee
Miss Spencer
Tih
Mala Strees
Cole Grocery
W. P. Cole
Main St
J. R. Wilmot
Nice
France
Grenshaw & Young
Mijoisigg
California
Lexinton, Mo
Chas. Teubner
Franklin, Ave
U.S.A
UTT Bros
Royle
Henry
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