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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
3
Mrs. John Price visited relatives in St Louis for several days. Mike Fitzgerald departed Saturday for Dayton Kentucky for an extended visit with relatives. J J Moorehead spent Friday night in Sedalia on business.
Miss Florence Handley returned to her home in Aullville Friday after a visit with Mrs ER W Young of Moberly. Mrs Bertie Page also came from Sweet Springs for a visit with Rev and Mrs Boyd White. The read text ends with Mrs Frank Fisher and others visiting here.
Mr and Mrs R H Watts returned to their home in Moberly Mo Friday evening after visiting relatives here Geo Weis who has taught at Vandalia Mo returned home Friday evening to spend the linter John Keithly BC Drummond Judge Z W Wright and L Christocle went to Odessa Saturday seeking agricultural exhibits for the state fair J W Billa went to Kansas City Saturday for a day of business
An advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures ulcers sores and fevers swiftly. It cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama recovering from a nine month ulcer in two weeks and recommends Crenshaw and Young. The product costs 25 cents and is pitched as a prompt remedy.
Harry Stemmons returned to his Boonville home after a visit with sister Mrs. Matthew Kenney. Cora and Clara Gregg went back to McCurtain Oklahoma Friday evening after an extended stay with Mrs. L. W. Gaffin. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Garr Frank Bowman and John Major traveled to Mayview Saturday for the Old Men's Club semi annual meeting.
An old column advertises Dr King s New Life Pills as a safe laxative for the aged, priced at 25 cents, praised by local residents Crenshaw Mrs Humphrey and Mrs M F Cockrell after Westminster College events. The piece also promotes Dr Hobson s Eczema Ointment with a testimonial from J C Eveland of Bath IL and lists several local residents traveling or visiting relatives in Wayne and Kansas City.
Miss Blanche Laellen traveled to Topeka Kansas for a brief visit while Dr J & Cope spent Friday in Kansas City on professional business. Mr and Mrs Clark Murray arrived from Chicago for a short stay with relatives. C H Wetterman attended the Missouri Pharmacy Association annual meeting in Warrensburg. Mr and Mrs J K Edwards retired to their Muskogee Oklahoma home after a relatives visit.
Advertises Kickapoo Worm Killer as a pleasant candy lozenge that expels worms and regulates the bowels to restore health in children. Claims to cure indigestion headaches nervousness and bad breath, with a 25 cent price and distribution by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. through Philadelphia and St. Louis.
Miss Mary Vornhickle came back to Kansas City on Wednesday after visiting with Miss Theodocia Morris. Mrs Clara Moore and daughter Miss Harbhara returned Tuesday night from an extended stay in Meeker Colorado. Mrs Henry Reinhart returned to her Columbia home on Wednesday. Relatives Mrs V A Kelley and daughter Baren went to Harrisonville Wednesday morning for a visit.
D. L. Settle of Lexington Ave Richmond Mo testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and kidney symptoms, improving sleep. For sale by all dealers, 5 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Mr and Mrs D M Key of Greensboro Alabama arrived Wednesday to visit the Shelton family while Edwin Vaughan, from Westminster College Fulton, returned home Friday evening.
Week ending June Tth 1918 in Lexington records show deeds transferring multiple districts. Parties include Thos A Walker, Chas and Ella Brown. John D Jennings. Ferdinand Boreker. Harry and Lillian Mallet. Catherine Gavin. Nancy Crozier. Ferdinand Boedeker. Leving Withern. Jos W Clarrison. Jos Baldas and wife. Hugh Callaway. Bertha Harland. Emma Callaway. Katie Johnson. Alice Catharine Johnson. Matthew Breckenridge. Richard Kirtley. Homer A Hofer. Florence Galbreath. James Shupee. James A McDowell. Oswald Winkler. Henry Kreeck. and others with 40 ft 250 ft tracts and various lots and blocks in Lexington and Higginsville additions.
Mrs Wm Welsh and son William Jr visit Kansas City for a few days. Capt Ryland Todhunter travels to Higginsville on business. James L Roberts court stenographer of Marshall and wife arrive to attend court Thursday morning.
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