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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1912

Page

5

Town Notes and Local Visits in Higginsville Area

Local items such as town marshall qualification, orchard spraying, and several visits by residents from Higginsville and Odessa are reported. Notable mentions include Mrs. Geo. Tyler, Mr. Karl Johnson, and Mrs. F. R. Prickett visiting relatives. obituaries note Elizabeth Tucker, 78, with funeral services led by J. M. Barnett.

Judge Butt W. P. Keith Clyde Morgan Odessa Karl Johnson Grace VanArsdale Geo. Tyler Higginsville Chas. Sebastia William Smarr Arkansas H. M. Barnett Elizabeth Tucker Geo. O'T. Bryant Liberty Methodist Episcopal Church South Je i. M. Barnett

Postoffice Letter List for May 4 1912 Lexington

The Lexington post office lists uncalled mail dated Saturday May 4 1912. Names include J F Allen Nell Chambliss Ethel Dishman Annie Mude Dorton Isbell Goins Jerry Holdman John Mady Daisy Mayberry The United Doctors Ed Elizabeth Wade Chas Woods Robert Eastley Ruby Francis Maggie Harrison Irvin Mann Joe Mavel Mabel Price Charley Plute Suggs Lee Thompson J R Wells Jos L Young. Advise call for mail per Taubman postmaster.

J. F. Allen Nell Chambliss Ethel Dishman Annie Mude Dorton Isbell Goins Jerry Holdman John M. Mady Daisy Mayberry The United Doctors Elizabeth Wade Chas Woods Cards Robert Eastley Ruby Francis Maggie Harrison Irvin Mann Joe Mavel Mabel Price Charley Plute Suggs Lee

Postal Depositors May Exchange Deposits for Bonds

To postal depositors by June 1 1912 may exchange deposits for United States registered or coupon bonds in denominations 20 100 and 500 bearing interest from July 1 1912 at 24 4 per cent payable semi annually redeemable after one year from issue and payable 20 years from that date in gold coin. Postal savings bonds are exempt from all United States taxes and duties as well as from state municipal or local taxation.

Postal Savings System United States

Florida Land for sale near Miami muck soil ten acres

For sale ten acres of seven foot muck land near Miami Florida asking one thousand dollars cash. Property location listed as 1108 Felix 5 St St. Joseph Missouri with sale terms to be arranged.

Miami Florida Felix St. Joseph, Mo

Miss Bess Johnson Visits Relatives from Kansas City

Miss Bess Johnson came down from Kansas City Monday to visit relatives.

Bess Johnson Kansas City

Dover Notes Delights and Departures Across Town

Miss Mary Barley of Hitt School visited here with her grandmother Mrs. Mary Barley. Residents and visitors from Higginsville Lexington and Kansas City appear in this notice along with several local family updates. Died, at Quitman Mo., Mrs Willie Hodges Young, aged 61, sister of S Hodges and Addie Hodges, with many relatives grieving.

Mary Barley Hitt School W. &. Harwood Oliver Martin Higginsville J. R. Plattenburg Joe Phillips Kansas City Martin Phillips Ella Stolte Fred Zeyzing Lexington Robert Webb W. B. Harwood Ormand Shoemaker Phillip Wahl Harmon Wahl Mattie Cole Dan Brown Nannie Mildred Cole Nannie Littlejohn Denno Morrison Ben Shultz D. H. Bagan Eliza Solvers Waverly Leous Phillips Walter Miller Corder Webb Cole Elaine Joe Troeflicker Texas Frank Evens Jit Morris George Tubb St. Louis Mary Tubb Page City B. F. Cox Rockford Nebraska Hina Turman Will Pauling John Wilson John Walker

Grace Baird Company Returns to Lexington for Seven Nights

Grace Baird Company brings back Lexington's popular stock tour for seven nights at The House Cozy beginning Saturday May 4. Most of the last season's cast return with new talents to strengthen the show and Miss Baird claims it is her best company. New vaudeville features include Austin and Thorn, formerly of Top O' the World, famed for sensational ballroom dances. they will debut new dances during Miss Baird's latest offering The Bows.

Lexington Austin Miss Thorn Bailey

Itched No More with D.D.D Prescription Remedy

A vintage advertisement touts D.D.D Prescription as instant relief for eczema. It claims instant cooling and healing, promises guaranteed results, and offers a full size bottle with no cost if itch is not taken away. Customers may reserve seats at Day & Stomstreet's store starting ten days prior by phone or in person.

Stomstreet

Local Social Notes From Sweet Springs and Nearby Towns

Miss Lauretta Crear visited her aunt Mrs. W. P. Milner and Grace Dellabetta returned to Chicopee Kansas after weeks with Mrs. Harry Litnee. Prof Victor Barnes, former principal, now back in Pittsville. Willianus married couple to reside in Booten property. Frank Crear and wife attended Mrs Marie White's funeral in town. W. P. Milner ill with pneumonia in Kiron. D. T. Bogie and wife from Lexington visiting. Miss Crowe guest of Mrs Rebecca Crosswhite. Inv in Marshal Saturday. Mrs Jamie Miller of Sweet Springs conducts business here. J Needles and family moved into Bock property. Isaac Fulkerson moving into Needles’ vacated property. Will Catron of Kansas City visiting Waverly Saturday.

Grace Dellabetta Chicopee Kansas Harry Litnee Victor Barnes Pittsville Willianus Bride Otterville Booten Frank Crear Kansas City Marie White W. P. Milner D. T. Bogie Lexington Miss Crowe Rebecca Crosswhite Invin Menaugh Marshall Jamie Miller Sweet Springs J. ©. Needles Bock Isaac Fulkerson

Two more candidates for Queen of the Carnival

Votes tallied last evening show Isabel Squires leading with 279 votes and Selma Bloom with 100 votes among a field including Nell Marrs 158, Marie Bishop 120, Theodosia Morris 115, and others. The Intelligencer ads follow, featuring calendar samples and sale notices from Edgar Slusher at the Postoffice.

Isabel Squires Selma Bloon Nell Marrs Marie Bishop Theodosia Morris Selma Bloom Dora Peacock Mary Young Mary Taylor Mand Shinn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Budweiser America Anheuser-Busch Brewery Mayview Notes Fliggins John Cunningham Lone Jack James Cunningham Geo. H. Plaittenburg T. M. Chinn Tle Florida Land Dover Notes Grace Baird Company Orenshaw & Young Lauretta Crear of the Intelligencer Edgar Slusher Postoffice Mary Noey Miss Spencer Ray County Smith Farm Hardin Missouri Missouri River Alex. Oliphant J. H. Shirky Winkler Furniture Co Wwe Rexall
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