Local Briefs and Ads Highlight Weekend Arrivals
Dover and Kansas City visitors are listed with several residents traveling to Higginsville Lexington and Highgineville. Local ads promote heartburn remedies and baby worm remedies, with vendors Crenshaw & Young and Crenshaw & Vow &. Notable names include Venable Crawford Glasscock Sydnor Shelton Mansfeld Trail Boyle and Hoffmann. A spavin remedy for horses is advertised and several moves to and from Kansas City and St Louis are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colors of
Kansas City
Lexington
RT. Mansfeld
Reid Kinkead
Highgineville
Ernest Hoffman
Kanking City
Crenshaw & Young
Grand Family Medicine Electric Bitters Praised
A New York reader, Mr Frank Conlan, extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver issues and weak kidneys. The product purports to regulate digestion purify blood and restore vigor. Sold under guarantee at Crenshaw Youngs drug store. Also brief society notices from Houston Street and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
Crenshaw & Youngs Drug Store
Ballard's Herbine touted for head and liver relief
The ad promotes Ballard's Herbine as a cure for head pain tied to liver issues with absolutes of quick relief. Local residents Crenshaw & Young and Mr and Mrs C C Dyer endorse the remedy through a promotional tone. Social notes include Judge and Mrs Walker visiting Bigginaville, plus travels of F Wilson and niece Nettle Fredendall to Boonville and Willis Garr visiting from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
C. C. Dyer
T. A. Walker
Bigginaville
F. Wilson
Nettle Fredendall
Boonville
Willis Garr
Kansas City
George Garr
MILL REORGANIZED AT Jexington MILLING COMPANY
Stockholders elected directors James F. Catron David A Slusher Walter S Waddell Joseph Li Long FY Morath J Frank Forster Wim HB Chiles The directors elected Catron president Slusher vice president Chiles secretary Forster general manager Poreter joins from City Mills Higginsville and Sweet Springs Milling The Lexington mill resumes operations and promises a strong crop season Also announces a summer sale: 600 yards Glencoe Zephyrs 6 cents 1200 yards Choice Ginghams 124 cents 1 piece 45 cent volies 2 cents W G McCausland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jexington Milling Company
James F. Catron
David A. Slusher
Walter 5. Waddell
Joseph Li. Long
Fy, Morath
J. Frank Forster
Wim
HB. Chiles
David Slusher
Wan. Ho Chiles
Walter Li
Wind de
Poreter
City Mills
Higginsville
Sweet Springs Milling Company
Lexington
Glencoe
Local visitors return from Kansas City trips
Misses Elaine and Willie Long returned Saturday evening from Kansas City where they had been visiting for several weeks. Mrs Terrill Thompkins, visiting her mother Mrs M La Chandler in this city, also returned to her home in Kansas City Saturday evening.
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Délia Trail
Kansas City
Siaimees Fehiones
St. Louis
Milton ‘Boyle
California
D. T. Bogie
H. D. Kennedy
Bunceton
Woldford
Chas. W. Loomis
Elaine
Willie Long
Oscar Thomas
Marshall
J. W. Sydnor
Belle Mountjoy
T. J. McElroy
Independence
Ballards Snow Liniment Ad and Local Notices
An old advertisement promotes Ballards Snow Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism with prices of 25 and 60 cents and 91.00, sold by Crenshaw and Young. Local brief notes report travelers leaving for Hot Springs and Kansas City, a wedding party visiting Marshall, and relatives visiting Belle Mountjoy after a wedding in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenehuu & Vow
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
Merchants Urged to Renew Licenses for New Year
A number of merchants have neglected to take out licenses for the ensuing year, though their old ones expired June last. All who have neglected this matter are requested to attend to it at once. Gro B Gorpon Collector. Try a quart of the finest eating olives in the market for 30 cents. Put pin mason jars at Jos L Long Cash Grocer.
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Gro. B
Gorpon
Jos
Recorder McNeel Marries Mary L Goodwin in Odessa
Henry W. McNeel recorder of Lafayette County and Miss Mary L. Goodwin were wed at the bride’s Odessa home on Sunday morning. The couple, well known locally, are praised for character and promise a happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. McNeel
Lafayette County
Mary L. Goodwin
Odessa
Dr. Goodwin
Lafayette
Christian College
Columbia
MecNeel
McNeel
Miners Return to Work After Weekend Layoff
The Western Coal and Mining Company began operations after a weekend layoff. Miners resumed work Monday and spent the day rebuilding rooms, with machines starting Tuesday. The Lexington Water Company plans its annual stockholders meeting in Lexington Missouri on June 16 2008 at 10 am to elect directors. Gustav Hagale as president and Jno Chamberlain as secretary announce the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Coal and Mining Company
Lexington Water Company
Lexington
Missouri
Gustav Hagale
Jno
Merchants Defeat Bloomers In Slow Riverside Park Game
Traveling champions the Champion Lady ball players faced the Merchants at Riverside Park Sunday. Despite expectations of a lopsided loss the Merchants led 6 1 0 at midgame as Shinn hit two doubles and two singles. The five woman Bloomers and four men offered a weak showing behind three pitchers. The opening pitcher was replaced in the eighth by a man who fared no better. A band entertained a large crowd in the courthouse yard Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants
Riverside Park
Shinn
Bloomers
Court House Yard
Strawberry Dinner at Thomas Campbell Home
Thomas Campbell hosted his annual strawberry dinner at his Yabo Sunday estate. Town guests included Walter B. Waddell, John Chamberlain, Dr. Chalkley, Barnett Young, Byrd Campbell, Min Me Faddin, Cal Rex, George Logan, Fred Wilson, and Nettie Freden dall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Campbell
Yabo
Walter B. Waddell
John Chamberlain
Dr. Chalkley
Barnett Young
Byrd Campbell
Min MeFaddin
Cal Rex
George Logan
Fred Wilson
Mies Nettie Fredendall
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G. P. Venable
Dover
C. O. Crawford
Walter Glasscock Oaltedton Synaday
Shelton
Bull
Geo
Near
Prairie Church
Joe Owens
BE. Haekker
Los Angeles
Oscar
Chas
W. Loomis
Ema Zollinger
Clarice Weyand
Otterville
David
Joe Grath
Cincinnati
Lucretia Chambers
Oscar Thomias
Frank Bowman
Old Men’s Club
Wead
Ayer
Ayers
Ager Co
Lowell
Silea
Forster
W. P. Roach
Hot Springs
Ark
W. H. Chiles
L. W. Brelsford
Alexander Graves
Jefferson City
Recorder McNeel
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St. Louis Republic
Middle West
Republic
Repusblic
St. Louis, Mo
P.O
Rayo Lamp
Hill
C. C. Willson & Co
City Hall
W. G. McCausland
B. R. Inmuano
Lee J. Slusher
the Traders’ Bank
J. Anpreew
Cashier
RicwaRgo Fielp
Geo. M. Cannon
Richard Field
S. J. Andrew
J. Barnett Young
G.M. Catroll
Frank Howe Herman
B. Mark
Lewis W. Cox
Ford T. Bates
Rufus Young
F. Lee Wallac
Sandford Sellers
Teller Wu. L. Groy
Lexington Savings
Deera General Banking
E. F. Nicholson
W. D. Rankin
E. Horrman
SaNpford Seivens
F. Lee W
Walter B. Waddell Allace, Irving Tevis
Warrensburg
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