Local Briefs Note Movements and Visits
Local items report many residents traveling to Kansas City Sedalia and nearby towns for visits business or teaching assignments. Names include Mrs J E Roark Mrs T J Bandon Miss Rachel Hunter C A Phillips W G Musgrove Mrs D H Kuhn Miss Martha Crenshaw George W Kerdohl Mrs Marion Smith and daughter Louise Ella Snyder Mesdames Charrie Cowle J C Young Jr Miss Mary Young Ollie Carter Mabel Yates Etta Anderson Iva Harness Susie Alexander A Robinson M N Pugh Rowena Taylor and others with engagements in Linonets Kansas City Osceola Pueblo Coffeyville Dover Grand Pass and surrounding communities.
Local society and travel notes from East Lexington society page
Mis J E Tucker returns from Buckner due to brother in law J Graham's fatal illness. Miss Kate S Wilson of Houston visits St Louis relatives for Alexander Thompson wedding. Mrs E L Spurgeon on weekend trip from Sweet Springs to see Drysdale sisters. John R Mountain marries Bessie Ainsworth in East Lexington with Judge John M Price officiating. Sergt L Co Callaway 14th U S Cavalry leaves for Fort Grande Arizona. Mrs J G Baker and Joseph Fuqua family attend Alexander Thompson wedding. Mrs M M Woods and Miss Mattie Speas travel to Kansas City for Are Smith and W L Bourke wedding. Are Smith is related to Mrs E S Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Alexander
Kansas City
A. ¥. Robinson
Coffeyville
McGrew
M. N. Pugh
John B. Ryland
Kapais City
Tom Early
St Joseph
Ruby
Opal
F. C
J. E. Tucker
Buckner
J. Graham
Kate S Wilson
Hoston
St Louis
Annie Blincoe
Horace
Clifton
Higginsville
E. L Spurgeon
Sweet Springs
East Lexington
John M. Price
John R. Mountain
Bessie Ainsworth
Sergt. L. CO. Callaway
14Th
U. S. Cavalry
Fort Grande
Ariz
Mesdames
J. G. Baker
Joseph Fuqua
Jeanette
Frances
Loulé
Alexander-Thompson
M. M Woods
Mattie Speas
Miss Are Smith
W. L. Bourke
Miss Smith
E. 8. Campbell
Died and events in Dover area June 1903
Obituary and local notes from Dover area recount deaths on June 4 1903 including William Fox aged 4 and W H Bell aged 73. Church services planned with Rev J H Tharp and Rev C Miller. Notices mention Marriages births and professional moves, including educators leaving Lexington and changes in newspapers. Other items report industry facts and regional anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
William Fox
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised for Pain Relief
A newspaper notice extols Ballard's Snow Liniment as a splendid remedy for neuralgia rheumatism and sciatic pains. It cites Mr D F Moore agent for Illinois Central Railway Milan Tennessee and notes prices 25 cents and one dollar at Crenshaw Young's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
D. F. Moore
Illinois Central Railway
Milan
Teno
Crenshaw & Young's
Couple’s Kansas City trip amid flood damage noted
The Price family from near Corder and a groom, a prosperous farmer, left for Kansas City for a few days amid flood wreckage. Friends suspect their plans. An advertisement touts Herbine as a tonic and laxative to boost appetite and digestion, with a 50 cent price at Crenshaw & Young's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
the Price
Jobo Price
Near
Corder
Higginsville
Noyes Ballew Takes Higginville Couple Wed at Home
In Higginsville Illinois Miss Ethel Winsor Ballew and Isaac Noyes of Higginsville were married at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward VanAnglen in Jacksonville. The bride, a popular Higginville resident, is well known locally. The groom, a real estate man and manager of the Grove Young estate, has lived in Higginville for three years. They will reside at the Arcade Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward §. VanAnglen
Jacksonville
Illinois
Isaac Noyes
Ethel Winsor Ballew
Higginsvitle
Higginville
Grove Young Estate
Higginaville
Arcade Hotel
Baptist Year Book 1305 Reveals Growth in U S Churches
The Baptist Year Book 1305 shows 44 899 churches and 50 809 ministers in the United States, increases of 576 and 248 respectively. Total church membership stands at 4,390,462, with 1,908,874 in Sunday schools, up 61,899 and 64,904. One thousand two hundred fifty-one meeting houses were built, total properties at 62,452,714. Contributions reach 15,065,267.02, with allocations to church expenses, Sunday schools, education, missions, and miscellaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Baptist Churches of the
John D. Rockefeller
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised in Toledo
Caution against mercury containing ointments for catarrh notes dangers to smell and the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Chenny & Co Toledo Ohio is mercury free and taken internally, with testimonials and druggist delivery offered at 74 cents per bottle. Hull's Family Pills also advertised as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Chenny & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hull
Indiana groups form teachers trust and pesteloxzi order
A school teachers trust was organized in Indiana following a prior farmers trust. The Supreme Order of Pesteloxzi has been incorporated under Indiana law and plans branch offices in every state. The group aims to unify efforts to secure higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Farmers’ Trust
Constipated Bowels and Hog Market Outlook Review
Constipated Bowels urged for health with daily elimination and a laxative approach citing Herbine as a ten year remedy. An advertisement notes 60c at Crenshaw Young's. A farm market overview credits hogs as dominant income over two years, outpacing cattle and improving farmer profits despite feeder challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Edwards
N. Main St
Wichita
Kansas
Crenshaw & Young’s
Texas Trip Offer and Sowing Advice Notice
Go to Texas June 16th with 15.00 from Missouri to Texas via M K and T Ry Liberal Stopovers Final return limit July 7th. See Texas in all its glory prosperity and progress. For details write Katy St. Louis. Rape in a crop may be sown 15 seed lots or in open fields. Five pounds of seed sown broadcast will yield a splendid crop if moisture is present. Rapid may be sown any time up to August first and is usually ready for pasturing seven or eight weeks after germination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Texas
Katy
St. Louis
Property exchange bid in Lexington Missouri area
In Lexington Missouri a request seeks to trade a private room brick residence for a farm in Lafayette County. Offer includes paying the difference or assuming encumbrance. Agent: M sou Jous M. Paice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fou
Lexington
Lafayette County
M. Paice
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Ayer
K. Wann
N. J
Lowall
Moon
J. E. Roark
Sedalia
T. J. Bandon
Rachel Hunter
C. A. Phillips
W. G. Musgrove
D. H. Kuhn
Phil Adams
Martha Crenshaw
George W. Kerdohl
Osceola
Ark
Frisco
Marion Smith
Louise
Linonets, Mo
Ella Snyder
Pueblo, Col
Mesdames Charrie Cowle
J. C. Young Jr
Miss Mary Young
Ollie Carter
Mabel Yates
Lee Young
Claud Price
Mary Shavklett
Etta Anderson
Iva Harness
Concordia
Charles Neer
King
N. King
Rowena Taylor
B. F.C
Echoo
Grand Pass
Buckingham
Malle Co
Hedbordy
BLACK
Thedford
Bright
Mullins
S.C
A. G. Lewis
J. H. Tharp
Odessa
Edenview Church
C. Miller
Tharp
W. G. McCausland
Tueday
Fort Worth
Edna Tidball
Edward Meadley
Tidball
E. Florence Llewellyn
Maryville
Marion
Mises Llewellyn
Manchuria
Samuel Parry
Irkutsk
Siberia
Page City
J. 0. Neal
France
Lawrence Antique
Germany
N. M. Coorrs
Jlst
Russ
Nancy Borgatadt
J. A. Sharp
Aallville
W. H. Bell
Berlin
Standard Oil Company
Baku
Richard Vanmeter
Mary Price
Frank Price
Alton
Jobo Smyth
Bir, van Mever
Miss Price
Downing. Thors
Ea Brespool
Neat Dyer
Aallville, Mo
W. B. Bell
Mayview
Enli Atkins
W. C. Atkins
John T. Harwood, Jr
Jeffersonian
Vane
James Cheatham Sod Mise Berths Garvin
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello, Ill
Jim
Sunny Jims” Bow
TH. J. Frevgard
Grand View Hotel
Cheney
Kan
Newton
Noyes-Ballew
Scott
Oor
Leow
Chee
Gee
Tony
Goa
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