Local Briefs From Kansas City Visits and Travels
Miss Marla Wood returned from Kansas City Saturday evening. Oscar Westerman visited his parents in Wellington Sunday. Mrs. W. P. Roach retired from Kansas City Monday evening. J. F. Winn came home Monday morning from Bolivar. N. A. Megenity went to Kansas City Tuesday on business. Miss Leonora Gordon left Tuesday for a trip to Lona. Peter Malott Jr and Miss Florence visited in Kansas City Sunday. Judge and Mrs. T. A. Walker and children spent Sunday in Higginsville. Miss Carrie Edmonds returned Sunday evening from Kansas City. Mrs. E. B. Young returned Monday evening from Kansas City. Mrs. Mary E. Robertson visited relatives in Aulville. Mrs. N. G. Thompkins went to Kansas City Saturday evening. Mrs. Thomas Ainsworth and Mrs. Nice Sill left for Excelsior Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla Wood
Kansas City
Oscar Westerman
Wellington
W. P. Roach
Kansda City
J. FP. Winn
Boliver
N. A
Megenity
Leonora Gordon
Sty Lona
Peter Malott, Jr
Florence
DeWitt
Crenshaw & Young
T. A. Walker
Higginsville
Carrie Edmonds
E.B. Young
John Riha
Mary E. Robertson
Aulville
N.G. Thompkins
Thomas Ainsworth
Nice Sill
Excelsior Springs
McGee’s Baby Elixir Promises Calm Nights for Fathers
A Victorian advertisement touts McGee’s Baby Elixir as a remedy for crying babies and teething distress. It claims to soothe nerves, promote healthy digestion, and ease bowels with no harmful drugs. Priced at 25 or 60 cents per bottle, it is sold by Crenshaw & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Crenshaw & Young
New King’s Discovery Heals Coughs and Sore Spots
Omega Ohio store owner E Humphrey, president of Adams County Telephone Co and Home Telephone Co, touts Dr King s New Discovery as a life saver reaching the cough spot and healing throat chest weakness. Sold at Crenshaw Young s 50 cent and 1 00 bottles with guarantee, bottle free. Miss Rose O Malley returns from Kansas City after weeks with relatives. Miss Mamie McNamara returns from Sedalia. Mrs D A Hatned daughter Alberta returns to Jefferson City after stay with P R Adawe family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Humphrey
Omega, O
Adams County Telephone Co
Home Telephone Co
Pike County
Ohio
Dr. King
Crenshaw & Young's
Mamie McNamara
Sedalia
Mra D. A. Hatnaed
Alberta
Jefferson City
P. R. Adawe
Miss Lucile Dowell Recital Showed Strong Piano Skill
Miss Dowell presented a five year Central college recital praised for program mastery and expressive tone. Beethoven and Liszt pieces showcased technical command, with Nachtstuck and MacDowell selections drawing particular admiration from friends and audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Dowell
Martell Wuilorlome
Central College
Schumann Davidscbindier
Schumann
Grieg
MacDowell
Marion Ralston
Mins Dowell
Jhe
Miss Dowell
Misa Dowell
Miss Ralston
Davidsbiedler Grieg
Boas
Dainty Young Musicians Shine In Local Recital
Local patrons filled the house to applaud a children’s recital led by colorful flowers and fairyland stage charm. Two young violinists accompanied by a string ensemble offered classics and lighter pieces, with Miss Fraser drawing the only encore through The Rooster. The program featured works by Schumann, Wagner, Paderewski, and Mozart, performed by Pauline Wilson, May Wilson, Laura Wilson, Rebecca Croswhite, Pearl and Birdie Silverstone, Sydney Lankford, and Wingate Moorehead among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexingtoniane Te
Miss Fraser
Dyerelehl
Magtttka
Metzler
Pauline
May ‘Wilson
Hunt the Slipper
Orth
Valse
Belén Fraser
le Muletiére
Wingate Mocreusall
Burgmaoeller
Pauline Wilson
Romence
Schumann
Will O’ the Wisp
Wollenhaupt
Fulkerson
Miss Laura Wilson
Wingate Moorehead
Albert Loomis
Rebecca Croswhite
Englemann
Pearl
Birdie Silverstone
Eeeyee Paderewski
Sydney
Lankford
Song
Goodnight
Spaulding
Mary Wilson
Birdle ‘Buveratone
Nevin
Sherwood
Florence Wae
Baeceee
Albert Sie
Porque
Mozart Mines
Sydney Lankford
Farm Progress announces price change for 2008
Farm Progress, the St Louis monthly, will raise subscription price to 25 cents per year starting January 1 2008. Until then, new subscribers may buy three years for 25 cents. Send 2 cents now for three years or 25 cents if already paid to extend time. 5 cent fruit picture offer adds cost of tube and postage. Adress Farm Progress St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Progress
St. Louis
Farm. Progress
City Council adjourned session actions and contracts
Council met in adjourned session with Mayor Walton presiding. Absent councilmen Hicklin and Lierman due to sickness. Bonds of officers read and filed. Pat Lyons bond approved. Ordinance approved to contract and bond R A Megenity for grading and paving 9th and 10th streets. Bond of W. & Bord indemnified. Mayor and city clerk named supply committee. Mayor to devote full time to city matters. mayoral office to be fitted. City engineer to survey and run line to alley of lock 06. Mo Pac Ry Co authorized to pay half the cost of lighting on 23rd street at depot site. Lighting committee to move arc light on 2nd street about 90 feet north. A motion approved to place a cluster of lights on 10th street. Fire department organized as a regular company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Hicklin
Lierman
Pat Lyons
R. A. Megenity
W. &. Bord
Mo. Pac. Ry. Co
23Rd Street
Fousitala
10Th Treet
Board of Fire Department
Lafayette County Democratic precinct meeting call 1908
In accordance with the Lafayette County Democratic Central Committee a call is made for Democratic voters to meet at designated precincts on Saturday May 8 1908 at 2 oclock p m to elect delegates for a county convention in Higginsville on May 11 1908 at 11 oclock a m to elect 12 delegates for the Democratic State convention in Jefferson City on May 20 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Democratic Gentral Committee
Higginsville
Jefferson City
Lexington
Wongplool Seas
Peveresus
Wapoleda
Bae Cog
Poe
Chapel H Verwieckel Clattsey Aid
Tspele
Beaesneme
NC Bannk Duane Eeerd Aden Ee
Waverly
Edwards
North Higginsville
Verge
Bowland
Bal lard’s Herbine and poultry feed ad copy
An old advertisement touts Bal lard’s Herbine as a mild remedy for stomach and liver complaints including constipation and indigestion. It notes a 50 cent bottle price and lists Crenshaw & Young as sellers, with D. O. Willson Co. offering poultry and chicken feed and International Poultry and Stock Food, phone 179.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young
Willson Co
International Poultry and Stock Food
Reduced Rates to Boston Town
Dear old New England in spring dress may be visited May 11 to 1d by reason of reduced rates to Boston May to 10. Chicago and Alton Railroad offers tickets on sale May 2 to 8. For details apply to A Vermillion ticket agent Hijreinsville Mo The Only Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Chicago & Alton Railroad
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J. F. Gordon
Henry Rinehart
Lee Meng
Aog. Willams
Max
Blegineville
Edith Brelaford
Rose O'Malley
J. R. Moorehead
Eeeeelf
Dave
Woldford
Chas. W. Loomis
Boston Town
A. Vermillion
Hijreinsville, Mo
Ayer
Winkler Furniture Co
Farm Insurance
F.R. Howe
Newry Public Real Estate
Bontala
Catron
Taubman
Haerle
Rayo
Oupanarest Agency
Standard of, Company (Incorporated
W. G. McCarstano
B. R. Inetano
Lie J. Slusher
the Traders’ Bank Missouri
Richard Fiano
Gro. M
J. Andrew
Missouri
Richard Field
J. Barnett Young
G. M. Catron
Frank Howe
Herman I
Mark
Lewis W. Cox
Ford T. Bates
Rufus Young
Hills Humane Dip
Willson & Co
Court House
Warrensburg
Amal
Warrensburg Normal
the State Bank of
Dover
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