Social News of Local Residents and Visits
Miss Louise Davis returned Sunday from a Kansas City trip to visit relatives Ed Duffy of Kansas City visited here with his mother Mrs M L Duffy William N Burnette conducted business in Lexington last week Miss Nannie Mae Bridgewater high school student in Marshall spent the weekend with her parents Dr L F OBryant visited his family in Mexico returning Tuesday Mr and Mrs W R Mitchell and Miss Louise Davis were in Blackburn Sunday afternoon Grover White conducted business in Malta Bend Ralph Cook returned Thursday from Camp Punkton after overseas arrival Dick Thomas of Columbia is visiting his brother W S Thomas The W C T U met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs N J Gordon’s home Mrs William H Burnett and her daughter Miss Alice were in Alma last Monday Camping trip tip suggests Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving home warning it may be unavailable on hunts travel or ships. Keep it on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Davis
Kansas City
Ed Duffy
M. L. Duffy
William N. Burnette
Lexington
Nannie Mae Bridgewater
Marshall
James Bridgewater
L. F. O'Bryant
Mexico
W. R. Mitchell
Blackburn
Grover White
Malta
Ralph Cook
Camp Punston
Dick Thomas
Columbia
W. &. Thomas
N. J. Gordon
William H. Burnett
Alice
Alma
Mrs Elliott B Palmer Leaves For Cincinnati
Mrs Elliott B Palmer departs Friday night after visiting her aunts Mrs Sallie D Russell and Miss Vannie Duling. She heads home to Cincinnati and the journey concludes the extended stay with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott B. Palmer
Sallie D. Russell
Vannie Duling
Cincinnati
For Strong Health and a Steady Job Chamberlain’s Tablets Aid Digestion
Aimed at workers and families, the note urges best physical condition to support earning. It recommends Chamberlain’s Tablets for constipation biliousness and indigestion with plain directions for use. It also reports Harry Dunford leaving Sunday for Kansas City to take a linotype operator position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dunford
Kansas City
Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County May 1919
Deeds filed in Lexington and Odessa record transfers from May 1919. Frank M. Ryland to Walter Powell 2700 for part of Ruessell Sub Odessa. Thomas L. Powell 3400 for part Russell Sub. Irvine F. James to W I Wagoner 300 for Lot 9 Russell Sub Odessa. Horace V Hellmiyer et al to James A G Petering 850 for lots 12 and 14 Heimeyer Add Concordia. James W. Garnhart to Lewis H. Zomalt 1 for Lot 7 Ist Add Lexington. Lafayette Co Trust Co to David W Proffite et al 1 for Lot 1 Ist Add Lexington. Crawford to Cagley 3000 for Lot 1 Ist Add Lexington. Dorinda Powell to David N Downs and wife 2300 for Block 4 McBurney’s Add Odessa. Johnie Ellen Zahn et al to Louis W Schmidt 300 for 1s int in Lot 2 W Higginsville. Henry Armstrong to Wm L Armstrong 181 for SE 21 48 27. Hugh B Hawthorne to Albert S Bainbridge 10200 for S 68 A E NE 12 48 29. Wm B Jennings and Luja B Jennings to Henry Mestmaker 1200 for Lot 9 and pilot 10 in Russell’s 2nd Add Odessa. Frank G Schmidt to James F Smith 276 for Lots 5 and 6 in 2 Schowengerdt Add Mayview. Tony Joseph to David W Piffitt 3000 for Lots 3 and 8 Showalter’s Re-survey to Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Missouri
Frank M. Ryland
Walter Powell
Ruessell
Odessa
Thos
L. Powell
Russell
Irvine F. James
W. I. Wagoner
Horace V. Hellmiyer
James A. G. Petering
Heimeyer
Concordia
James W. Garnhart
Lewis H. Zomalt
D. Crawford
John FP. Cagley
Dorinda Powell
David N. Downs
McBurney
Johnie Ellen Zahn
Louis W. Schmidt
Higginsville
Henry €. Armstrong
Wm. L. Armstrong
Hugh B. Hawthorne
Albert S. Bainbridge
Wm. BE. Jennings
Luja B. Jennings
Henry Mestmaker
Frank G. Schmidt
James F. Smith
Schowengerdt
Mayview
Liniment for Chronic and Muscular Rheumatism Ad
Advertises Chamberlain's Liniment as relief for rheumatism with claims that internal medicine is a waste of time. States about 99 of 100 cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism and promotes topical use costing 34 cents per bottle, 60 cents for large.
Community Visitors and Local Appointments in May
Dr. W G Harwood in Kansas City for a professional week. Karl Winkler and Bud Kenney of Lexington visited Friday and Monday respectively. Fritz Loch, returning from Camp Funston, came home Monday. William Dysart of Greenridge spent Sunday with his parents. Neale, Corbin and family visits noted. Redds meet son Menifee returning from France in Kansas City Friday. Montague family guests of Mrs Montague and Mr Evans. Mrs. W W Cole visited Aullville. Ruth Howe of Lexington attended closing exercises. Prof Elma J White of Lexington spoke to eighth grade. Mrs. Minnie Campbell and son Kenpes of Kansas City visited W G Harwood. Mildred Cole returned from Aullville. Mrs Frank Groves hosted. Mrs Anni Shoemaker to Wellington for niece’s death. Laura Mitchell of Baconville visiting with Mrs W C Pawling. Mrs Outtiw Abbott returned to Waverly. Addie Holman and Mrs Ben Holman at Lexington. Tommie Bertrand left for Centralia for summer work. Walter Trent visited in Lynchburg, Va. Todhinter of Lexington to entertain at Christian Church May 6. Admission: adults 50 cents, children 25. Mrs Eliza Cox visiting with daughter Mrs M L Montague. Ladies Aid Christian Church to meet May 21 at home of Mrs Annie Eagan and Mrs Albert Lewis. W C Pauling and Edna, and Mrs Edna Truman with daughters Blanche and Agnes in Lexington. Pendleton of Independence visiting Groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Harwood
Kansas City
Karl Winkler
Lexington
Bud Kenney
Fritz Loch
France
Camp Funston
William Dysart
Greenridge
W. H. Dy Sart
Neale
James Corbin
Waverly
James Williams
J. M. Redd
Roberta
Menifee
M. L. Montague
Marshall, Mo
Montures
Frank Evymge
Elma J. White
Minnie Campbell
Kenpes
Kansae City
Harwood
Mildred Cole
Aullville
Frank Groves
J. L. Groves
Anni Shoemaker
Wellington
Venn Hackley
Mya
Tom Hackley
Laura Mitchell
Baconville
W.C. Pawling
Mr. Pasting
Outtiw Abbott
Addie Holman
Ben Holman
Tommie Bertrand
Centralia
Walter Trent
Lynchburg
Ceorge Trent
Todhinter
Christian Church
Eliza Cox
Muarenll
Montague
Ladies Aid of the Christan Church
Annie Eagan
Bert Lewis
W. C. Pauling
Edna
Edna. Truman
Blanche
Agnes
Mr. Pendleton
Independence
Diet and bowel guidance with laxative suggestion
A general rule advises adopting a diet suited to age and occupation and keeping bowels regular. It notes feeling overfull after eating and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets when constipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lexington Folks Meet Returning Math Infantry in KC
Many Lexington residents gathered in Kansas City to welcome home the boys of the Math Infantry returning from overseas duty. Robert Taubman spent Saturday and Sunday in Kansas City. Peter Hale spent Sunday in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kansas City
Math Infantry
Robert Taubman
Peter Hale
Mrs Baekker returns from Kansas City after funeral visit
Mrs Kevin Baekker came back Sunday evening from Kansas City where she met her son Karl of the 140th Infantry. She was joined by her daughter Mrs J W Warder and Dr J P Law and wife who then left Sunday morning for their Puebla home after attending Joseph C Talbott’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Baekker
Kansas City
Karl
140Th Infantry
J. W. Warder
J.P. Law
Puebla
Col
Joseph C. Talbott
For Sale: Farm Timber and Office Goods Auction
Good business for sale on a farm. Concrete outfit for sale along with timber loads and ling wood. Timbers include 12x12 inch by 80 feet long. Pick preferred timber. Also selling a cooking range, roll top desk, large fireproof safe, and office chairs. S-team trade home for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam Gohy
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J. L. Peak
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David W. Piifitt
Showalter
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Maxine
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Sone
America
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T. A. Howard
Merve Moon Pee
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