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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
5
Foreclosure notice dated 1919 states trust deed in Lafayette County Missouri secures promissory note. Trustee RE Hopkins announces sale June 26 1919 at Lexington Court House to satisfy debt and costs. Administratrix Minnie M Talbott seeks claims within six months. probate judge attests. Sealed seal.
Margaret A Williams announces letters of administration for Edward V Williams estate granted May 7 1919 by the Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months of letters or be barred, or within one year to avoid further rights. Witnessed May 7 1919 by Margaret A Williams and Judge Brophe N Wilson.
Administrator A G Phetzing reports letters of administration granted May 20 1919 by Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court. Creditors and others with claims must exhibit them for allowance within six months of grant or be barred from any share. Witnessed this May 20 1919.
Notice of sale by Christopher T. Garner as Administrator of Elvira S. Gorton deceased. Public auction on July 8, 1919 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the north front door of the Court House, Lexington, MISS. to sell all coal rights and surface rights in the SE Quarter of SW Quarter of Section 12, Township 61, Range 26 containing 42 acres, for cash.
Reverend Baxter Waters returned Friday from Carthage where he attended the State Convention of the Christian church. He served as President of the Ministerial Association which met in connection with the convention.
A reader notes the habit of picking unrelated items and recommends carrying a sample of Chamberlain s Tablets to avoid disappointment with purchases. Local resident C L Wilson Sr plans to relocate to Orange California with his family after a Pacific coast trip. Wisler from Douglassville Pennsylvania shares a testimonial praising Chamberlain s Tablets for indigestion with lasting relief since using them in 1909.
Firman White of Kansas City arrived Friday for a few days visit with his mother Mrs. Ella White. His wife and two sons Ed and Bob, who had been there for several days, accompanied him home Sunday evening.
When stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints hinder movement, apply Chamberlain's Ointment to affected parts. It relieves pain and makes rest and sleep possible, aiding recovery and comfort.
Dr and Mrs J O Rush and daughters Frances Annie and Stella arrived Friday evening to visit Mrs Rush's mother Mrs James Peak. Gus Kull of Kansas City spent Sunday here with homefolks. James R Moorehead Sr of Kansas City is spending the day in Lexington.
The Ames Iowa Intelligencer warns against using whiskey as a remedy for colic or stomach ache. It urges consulting a doctor or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy instead. The piece criticizes the mistaken belief that alcohol cures these ailments.
Thomas B Campbell marks his birthday on Monday June 16 at his home east of Lexington. Neighbors and friends may offer good wishes as the year advances.
Waverly items recount visits by Charles Petty and family from Olatha to Marshall, and numerous locals visiting or hosting in Marshall and surrounding towns. The obituary notes Martha Brailey, born May 25 1917, who died yesterday, with funeral at home conducted by Rev. W L Robb and burial in Waverly cemetery.
A Providence Journal clipping discusses foreigners astonished by Americans consumption of water and ice. It notes the high liquor bills yet widespread ice water drinking, cites medical warnings about danger, and recalls a quatrain about water descending coldly to the stomach, possibly from Eugene Field via The Chicago Tribune.
Mr and Mrs Meng Shelby and two children of St Louis arrived Sunday morning to visit Mr Shelby and Mrs L B Shelby in Chillicothe Miss Pearlita Latham of Keytesville Mo enrolled Friday at Chillicothe Business College and is student No 2000 at the school since last August when the year began
Kokomo Indiana resident Mrs Hankemeier recounts severe prior headaches backaches and stomach illness before using Cardui for six months before her baby’s birth. She says the tonic improved her energy mood and overall wellbeing and notes she remains well since.
Mr and Mrs Roy H Kemble of Oskaloosa Iowa arrived Friday evening for a visit with Mr and Mrs W F Hinesley and family Misses Matt and Sue Kinkead motored from Kansas City Tuesday morning Hon James P Chinn of Higginsville was in Lexington Tuesday and Wednesday on legal business.
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