Local Briefs Include Trips To Kansas City And Concordia
Local notes list Oscar Andreen, Dr B T Paine, Mrs Bess Bullard, William Palmer, J T Hix, M J Patterson, Leo Shins, Cecil Morris and others visiting Kansas City, Concordia, St Louis and Lexington. Advertisements promote Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and D W L early risers pills, plus Woldford's lotion and McGee's Baby Elixir for stomach issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Bullard
Napoleon
William Palmer
Kansas City
J. T. Hix
Patterson
Leo Shins
Cecil Morris
Kansasity
DewWltt
Crenshaw & Yyoung
Local visit hints and travel notices from town residents
Miss Annie Glincoe of Higginstille visited relatives in this city Sunday. Miss Nannie Shaw left Saturday for Warreneburg to spend the summer. Robert Davis and daughter Miss Julia spent Sunday in Wellington. Col. Samuel Drysdale went to Kansas City Saturday to spend the day. C. E. Yingling and daughter Prancispeot were in Kansas City Sunday. George Blackwell came down from Kansas City Saturday for a short stay. Also an ad notes Kodol for indigestion sold by Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Keene
St. Louis
Mary Marquis
Chillicothe
Wilton Frasier
Corder
Geo, Youn
Prairie Church
Annie Glincoe
Higginstille
Nannie Shaw
Warreneburg
Dirs
Robert Davis
Julia
Wellington
Crenshaw & Young
Samuel Drysdale
Kansas City
George Blackwell
W. H. Campbell
Hodge
A. Limberg
Lonetta Brosius
Gallatin
Clem Tyree
Carrie Barnett
Virginia Sumualth
Marshall Tuesaday
Wentworth
A. Wade
Watle
Aona
Marshall Monay
Oscar Andreen
Laura Hyde
Facre Baylor
Belton
G. W
Ballard's Herbine Promises Quick Liver Relief
An ad touts Ballard's Herbine as a cure for headaches and liver woes. Local sales are listed with Crenshaw & Young and others. In Higginsville Misses Bettle Dickey and Helen Dickey visited. Mrs C E Pield arrived from Kansas City for a visit with D P Groves family. Emma Hix and Lucy May Payne returned from a short Higginaville visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T .Bush Anduleces
Bettle
Helen Dickey
Higginsville
C. BE. Pield
Kansas City
Mander
D. P. Groves
Emma Hix
Lucy May Payne
Higginaville
Best Pills Ever Sold Promoted At Local Drugstore
After 16 years of chronic indigestion and over two hundred dollars spent, B F Ayson of Ingleside S C says Dr Kings New Bite Pills are the best pills ever sold and Crenshaw Young sell them for 25 cents. George Taylor left Friday night for Sedalia for the Missouri Postmasters Convention. Mrs M T Kelley and daughter Marion returned Saturday night from a visit in Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
B. F. A Aysone
Ingleside
S.C
Crenshaw & Young
George Taylor
Sedalia
Electric Bitters Praised as Grand Family Medicine
Mr. Frank Qonlan of New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver issues. The tonic purports to regulate digestion, purify blood, and renew vigor in both sexes, sold with guarantee at Crenshaw and Young. Joe Oscar Andreen returns from Columbia after attending Knights Templar commands. Ben Boone and family depart for Carnegie Kansas after visiting local relatives. George Blackwell visits with his mother then returns to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Qonlan
Boyston St
New York
Onder
Crenshaw & Young
Joe
Oscar Andreen
Columbia
The
Knights Templar
Ben Boone
Carnegie
Kansas
Charles Mitchell
Bucklen Arnica Salve Wins Cure Claim
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a bad instep sore after trying other remedies. The salve is sold under guarantee at Crenshaw & Young's drug store. Also notes various local visits and movements including Hodge and Marshall residents and student travel, with brief family and school updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
Cochrran
Bucklen
Crenshaw & Young
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Superior Hair Care
Ayer's Hair Vigor new improved formula promises a high class hair dressing. It keeps hair soft and smooth, makes it look rich and luxuriant, and prevents split ends. The product also keeps the scalp free from dandruff, maintaining the natural sheen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Merchants Lose To Elks In Lopsided Ball Game
The Merchants baseball team faced the Elks at the latter’s grounds. Everett pitched well amid poor fielding support as the Elks exploded late with 15 knockdowns and an 18 to 1 victory. Key plays included C Kinkead Neg’s two-run double and Pete Kinkead’s sharp seventh inning catch. Umpire Collins presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants
Elks
C. Kinkead
Neg
Little Charlie
Bingle
Everett
Brockman
Pete Kinkead
Elke
Meyer
Everett and
Shinn
Collins
Miss Loomis Recital Receives Rave Reviews
The semi annual recital by Miss Carrie Loomis pupils pleased audiences with varied programs. Notable performances came from Misses Helen Teubner Marie Bishop and Mary Taylor who earned praise for skill and progress. Mary Taylor received the medal for best practice work and most improvement during the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Loomis
Helen Teubner
Marie Bishop
Mary Taylor
Sunday School Convention Draws Delegates to City Church
A large number of delegates from various county sections arrived Tuesday for the annual German Evangelical Sunday school convention held at the city church. The committee anticipated a highly successful meeting as meals were served in the church.
High Five Party Honors Guests at Miss Nancy Vivian Home
Miss Nancy Vivian hosted an informal high five party on South street Monday evening for guest Miss Ethel Rose of Kansas City. About 20 guests attended with Miss Mayme Johnson winning the ladies prize and George Kerdolff the gentlemen’s prize. Consolation prizes went to Miss Bess Johnson and Ettie Gordon. Ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Vivian
South Street
Ethel Rose
Kansas City
Mayme Johnson
George Kerdolff
Bess Johnson
President Smith Resigned From Central College Board
Alfred Franklin Smith, president of Central College, tendered his resignation to the board of curators at the annual meeting held Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Franklin Smith
Central College
Board of Curatore
Between Two Blundera Pollticy Field Of Action
A garbled quotation suggests a political field where action stalls. It notes a long second best choice and a constant struggle between bland choices. It attributes the phrase to John Mortey and presents a jumbled view of decision making.
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John Mortey
Local business notices and personals mix in city ad row
Listings show 0 C Willson & Co feed flour and meal delivery, Princoe contact, insurance on fire and tornado risks, various local services such as shampooing, paper hanging, painting, cigar factory notes, trips to Excelsior Springs, lodging and meals at Mrs L E Mark, hauling services, piano handling, and miscellaneous personal updates including Kansas City and St Louis trips and popularity secrets.
Postmistress Miss Trimmingham A 37 Year Carrier
Miss Trimmingham, postmistress and letter carrier at Fishlake near Doncaster, has served 37 years as postman and 23 years in charge of the post office. Her journeys total 186 miles in a year, with only seven days off duty, and she has walked over 200,000 miles during her career. The piece contrasts U S mail, telephone, and telegraph usage as higher than in other nations.
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Trimmingham
Fishlake
Doncaster
England
Unexcelled Service to Colorado Points Via Mo Pac Ry Co
Notice shows March schedule for air train Ldve leaving Kansas City at 6:00 PM arriving Pueblo 2:26 PM next day and train No leaving Kansas City 10:00 AM arriving Pueblo next day with daily times in March 1908. Exceptionally low Colorado rates go on sale at specific times during March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Points
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexall
Crenshaw & Younc
B. T. Paine
Concordia
Kennedy
Gus Mayer
B.C. Hyde
Lexington
L. B. Bullard
Woldford
Chas. W. Loomis
McGee
C. E. Yingling
Pranci
Ballard
James Hooten
Dan- Gruff
J.C. Ayer Co
Lorell
Meas
Smith
Selim II
Turkey
Mustapha IV
W. ¥. Curtis
Chas. Lyons
Nannie Hicks
Chas, Kinkead
al Weber
Hinesley'’s
Hinealey’s
Ernest Kriehn
Excelsior Springs
L. E. Mark
R. G. Berrie
Caldwell
Drever & Curtis
J. Q. Plattenburg
C. Willson & Co
Princoe
L. BE
Mus
Carrie D. Winsos
Empress
College Street
C. A. Schaefermeyer
Franklin Avenue
United States
Hil
C. C. Willson & Co
City Hall
W. G. McCatsiam
Rai Wi Fo
Lee J. Clusher
B. Ki. Trenanp
Cashiersident
the Traders’ Bank
Missouri
RichaRp Frep
J. Andrew
Gro. M
Ooen
Richard Field
J. Barnett Young
G. M. Catron
Frank Howe
Herman E. Mark
Lewis W. Cox
Perd T. Bates
Rufus Young
Walker B. Water
Lee Walla
Saxprord
Teller Wu
L. Grovi
Invinc
Trvis
Jookkeeper
Lexington Savings
Solicita
J. F. NicHonson
W. D. Rane
BE. Harrin Mayn
Sanprogh Sellers
F. Lee Was
Walter B, Waddell Pleace
Irvyring Tevis
Warrensburg
Warrensburg Normal
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