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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
6
C Gruler traveled to Kansas City Tupaday for a day trip. Miss Norma Comer returned to Kansas City Tuesday after visiting friends here. Miss Florence Becker came back home Monday evening after attending her father Frederick Becker's funeral.
Miss Ethie Baltazel of Sedlaia arrived Monday evening for a few days visit with Miss Ella Ramey. T. J. Johns of Charleston Mo. is there on business. Col. and Mrs. A. A. Walker went to Sedalia Tuesday for a visit.
Leroy Gushi and Ernest Fegert traveled to St Louis Tuesday on business. W Z Mitchell visited Confederate Lovie Momilay. J K Moorehead spent Tuesday in Kansas City on business. J F Forester and I J Tehns attended the millers core convention in Kansas City Tuesday.
An old advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals fever sores and sores quickly. It cites Mrs. Bruce Tones of Birmingham Alabama as example, saying she recovered from a nine month ailment in two weeks. Priced at 25 cents and recommended by Crenshaw and Young.
Mrs. C Knipe returned to her son in Ottimawa Toten. Tisdiyater visited in this city with her parents Mrs. James V. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reedley and family left Tuesday for Pampa Pluriday to visit. Mrs. M Nomesley went to Comfiderits Liehas Tuesday for a visit.
A fragmented early 20th century ad copy touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for aged individuals. It mentions relief from sluggish digestion and warns of timely results, with a note of Crenshaw Young endorsing the product.
Mrs. M Salishing of Tennessee arrived Monday evening for a few days visit. She is accompanied by Mrs. J R Moorehead and Mrs C T Proctor. Proctor has been visiting her brother G P Warren and returned home to Illinoisville Monday. Frank and Aldridge Warren accompanied her home for a visit.
LB Bullard went to Kansas Oy Vievdicy to sypend li the day, Miss Coyme Burpett and Mrs. Mary Crawfird went to Winton Trendy oy spel the day. Mrs. E. J. Kanixoy and Miss Elizabeth Giaves went to Kova sas Uliy Toesley moeninge sy a visit.
A boastful ad claims the Wy-Toedat method yields superior concrete. it argues that despite changes the product is a hundred percent better because it is mixed in a new way. The copy emphasizes modernization and customer service in the market.
A Lexington notice reports lingering rheumatic pain relief from Doans Kidney Pills with testimonials from local residents including Newtive and Abe. The item cites endorsements from December 1911 and plans for continued promotion through agents, noting price and dealer availability.
A Missouri Gas & Electric Service Co official announced a new department named the commercial department to boost Lex turton service. Me F A Steassweg will oversee this division as campaigns soon launch to expand facilities and promote a brighter Lexington.
Warren P. Clark attended the Witliam Jewell College commencement in Lifery on Tuesday. W. H. Cutles traveled to Kansas City on Friday for a day trip. Geo. Huwhinson visited Se dalla Priddis for a few days. Mrs. Margaret Ward visited Liveinaville for a short trip. Miss Lilli Harrison, visiting Kanata City, read Howe Friday morning. Prewitt Roberts went to Kan sitsity Friday for a visit. Mrs. Fred Wilwot and son Teton Wi went to Riclands Tuesday for a visit.
A vintage ad claims most children have worms or symptoms like fretfulness headaches and nervousness. It promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a pleasant candy lozenge that expels worms, tones the system and makes children well. Sold by druggists or by mail for 25 cents from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis. Crenshaw &
Miss Elmyra Winn travels to Wirrensburg on Tuesday for the Shue Normal Summer School. Airs D T Bogie returns home Monday evening from a trip abroad.
Beginning Monday June 4 LOLS IT conducts a ten week Pyivite Review school to help students recover missed coursework. All grades made in this Review School will be accepted by Mr Litto, Superintendent of Public Schools, for credit toward class advancement. Tuition is fifteen dollars per term for two study periods.
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