About Rheumatism Relief Promised by Chamberlains Remedy
The notice touts Chamberlains Pain Balm as a remedy for rheumatism, claiming it eases pain and aids rest and sleep. Ida Bush returns to Seja after a visit with her brother Henry, and Mrs C G West of Sedalia has been a guest of Mr and Mrs Sarders before returning home. Mrs W P Tutt returns to Kansas after visiting Mr and Mrs W T Tutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bush
Se Ja
Henry i
C. G. West
Sedalia
C. Sarders
W. P. Tutt
Kansas
S. W. T. Tutt
Sprained Ankle Advice and Local Social Notes
As soon as possible after the jury is received get a bottle Chamberlain's Liniment and the plain printed directs which accompany the bottle. Miss A Ketterlin and Mrs Mary Persinger returned Mon day to Kansas City after visit with Miss Pearl Ricklin. Mrs Mary Smith went to Kansas City Monday. Later in the week she will go to Wisconsin for a visit. Mr and Mrs James Dinwiddie near Dover have been entertaining Mrs W H Groves of Versailles Ky Mrs John D Warfield of Chicago and Mrs Hallie Chrisman of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. Ketterlin
Ary Persinger
Monty
Kansas City
Pearl Ricklin
Mary Smith
Kanis City
Wisconti
James Dinwiddie
Dover
W. H. Groves
Versailles Ky
John D. Warfield
Chicago
Allie Chrisman
Marshall
Do You Enjoy Life with Shamberlain's Tablets
A health advice notice promotes Shamberlain's Tablets to tone the stomach aid digestion and regulate bowels for a happier life. It also reports social visits: Mrs Bert Bourlier returning to Sedalia after a visit, Mr and Mrs Chamberlain visiting Northrup, Miss Minnie Jenkins visiting Boonville, Beulah Wilcox visiting, and Mrs Henry Crabtree visiting Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamberlain
Cause of Headache From A Stomach Upset
The article states headaches are often caused by a disordered stomach or constipation and can be avoided by taking Chamberlains Tablet doses. It claims many have obtained permanent relief, noting the tablets are easy to take and mild in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains's
Mrs Starke Visits Relatives In Sedalia Area
Mrs M L Starke of Louisiana arrived Saturday evening for a visit with her daughter Mrs Horace Ardinger Mrs Fred Jenkins and Mrs W L Sertan went to Sedalia Sunday evening for a visit. Mrs Pearl Long went to Kansas City Kansas Sunday morning for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Starke
Louisiana
Horace Ardinger
Fred Jenkins
W. L. Sertan
Sedalia
Pearl Long
Kansas City
Kansas
Real estate transfers in Lafayette County May 11 1918
Deeds filed in Lexington Concordia and Odessa titled in May 1918. Transferees include Elmer I Kite Adel Hinck Elmer G Adams Geo Calloway and State Bank of Dover among others. Amounts range from 1 to 21000 dollars with parcels in 14 24 51 28 and multiple additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Office
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Lexington
Ike H. Noyes
Nellie S. Atkinson
Elmer I. Kite
Sesw
Henry Hinck
Adelhert Hinck
Mary F. Neuhaus
Concordia
Adeline Coates
Elmer G. Adams
W. D
Henry Keller
Geo. Calloway
South St
Geo. F. Zeysing
State Bank of Dover
Dover
Geo. Williams
Florence C. Williams
Patterson & Smith's
Odessa
Geo. Pollard
Mary F. Tarlton
Wm. L. .Boten
Frank Mason
Edgar A. Slusher
Robert A. Rubey
Sland H. Neer
Henry C. Witthur
T. M. Chinn
Albert C. Skidmore
Mayview
M. D. Wilson
Mamie
F.long
W.D
South Side
Fred Bleckschmidt
Teo
H. Hoefer
Ed Aull
Lex
Farmers Cooperative
R. C. Gordon
Ann Q. Aull
Pomeroy, Houx & Graham’s
Local residents and visitors share weekend happenings
Ed Hackley and wife visited his mother Mrs Bettie Hackley and family. Mrs Victor Roggers returned to York Neb after a three week visit with her parents the Coders, with sister Celeste accompanying home for a several weeks visit. Miss Bable Hester returned from Kansas City after a two week stay. Mildred Steading of Slater visited sister Nadine. The Senior Play raised 81 dollars. Louis Kolster was in Kansas City for business. Rev C C Hermann, missionary from India, visits his brother J M Hermann. Mrs Nathan Corder shopped in Kansas City. Mrs Fletcher Groves and daughter John visited Kansas City. Marvin Cheatham spent weekend with his father in Odessa. Miss Byrd Hackley in Kansas City. Miss Mary Burnett of Waverly visited Silvia Brown. J W Starke transacted business in Kansas City. Laura Beard shopped in Camp Kearney. Rev Griffin and wife from Fairfax visited J L Hitt Sr and family. Elizabeth Vaughan visited Higginsville. Emily Strader stayed with Lorene Cheatham. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev J M Hermann at German M E church with a musical program. Mrs J S Stewart hosted Mothers Club. Jess Wagner from Kansas City visited his parents south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hackley
Slater
Bettie Hackley
Victor Roggers
York
Nebr
Nathan Cor‘der
Celeste
Bable Hester
Kansas City
Mildred Steading
Nadine
Louis Kolster
Rev
C. C. Hermann
India
J. M. Hermann
Nathan Corder
Fletcher Groves
John
Marvin Cheatham
Odessa
Byrd Hackley
Mary Burnett
Waverly
Silvia Brown
J. W. Starke
Laura Beard
John Weigel
Camp Kearney
Cal
Buck Horn mine tragedy claims two lives in Waverly
Local report details a gas explosion at Buck Horn mine near Waverly Friday morning. Joe Schrieman died. Ed Tague later buried in Waverly cemetery. Foreman Dick Woodward burned, others injured. remains moved to Lan drum undertakers. Schrieman's funeral held at his brother John’s home and burial in Waverly cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Horn
Joe Schrieman
Ed Tague
Dick Woodward
Willis Cook
Albert Johnson
Schrieman
Tague
T. R. Landrum
Joe Schueman
John
Waverly
England
Miner's Hall
United Mine Workers
Robb
Waverly Cemetery
Local residents spend weekend visits across towns
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Osborne spent Sunday in Wellington. Mrs. Winnie Barnes returned to Levasy Sunday evening after a visit with home folks. Mrs. Henry Meinecke and Mrs. Louis Schelp visited Jefferson City Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Taubman went to Kansas City Monday. Mrs. H. L. Connell left Monday for a visit in Aurora, Nil. Arthur Sandring left Saturday evening for a few weeks in Cleveland, Ohio on business. Miss Laura Mitchell of Kansas City spent Sunday with home folks. Miss Raean Ower of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Osborne
Wellington
Winnie Barnes
Levasy
Henry Meinecke
Louis Schelp
Jefferson City
John Taubman
Kansas City
H. L. Connell
Aurora
Nil
Arthur Sandring
Cleveland
Ohio
Laura Mitchell
Raean Ower
Wellington Weekend Visits Noted in Local Socials
Mrs. Mary Meisenhelter spent Saturday in Wellington for a day visit. Mrs. BE. C. Mignery traveled to Wellington Saturday for a visit. Mrs. Harry Boardman went to Higginville Friday evening for a few days. Mrs. Ben Lierman visited Wellington Saturday for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Meisenhelter
Wellington
BE. C. Mignery
Harry Boardman
Higgineville
Ben Lierman
Happy Women In Lexington Find Relief From Pain
In Lexington Mrs. Michael McDonald of 615 Highland Ave reports backache and kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the medicine eased pain and regulated her kidneys, and she recommends keeping them on hand. Ade and Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y distribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Michael McDonald
Highland Ave
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
W M A Commencement Program and Events Schedule
W M A program outlines weekend events from May 24 to May 28 including debates field day declamation band concert and cadet parade at William Jewell College and related church and trustee meetings. Note: Kansas City Missouri based activities with visitors Mrs Marie Sinter Dolly Moore and Mrs W Roth traveling for visits.
East St Louis Visitors Return After Extended Visit
Mrs. G. C. Bedell returned Friday evening to East St. Louis from an extended visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Andreen. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Gordon and two children Dorothy and Lynn of St. Joseph arrived Friday evening to visit Mrs. Gordon s mother Mrs. Geo Gordon, accompanied by Mrs. L. L. Strong of St. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
G. GC. Bedell
East St. Louis
Oscar Andreen
W M A 2 Marshall Wentworth Nip and tuck game
The Thursday game started with a rush but Marshall tightened and the contest remained close throughout. Hampton impressed on his first appearance while team work improved over prior play. Kemper would have faced a different result with W M A playing this level of ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Hampton
Kemper
Wentworth Defeats Pittsburg State Normal in Track Meet
Wentworth defeated Pittsburg State Normal Friday with 6814 to 47 in a season finale. Gibbons and Sturgeon led with 13 points apiece, Cedar and Smith added 10 each for Wentworth, who finished the season undefeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Pittsburg
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Waverly Bank
Notice is given that the annual stockholders meeting of the Waverly Bank in Waverly Missouri will be held at the banking house on June fifth 1918 at 9 o clock a m for at least three hours or until the purpose is accomplished. The meeting will elect five directors to serve the ensuing year and handle any other proper business. J H Wessel president Attest J H Crosswhite secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Bank
Waverly
Missouri
J. H. Wessel
Acceptance of qualified applicants for enlistment to 604th Engineers
To all officers of the General Recruiting Service the acceptance of qualified applicants is authorized for the Engineer Organization 604th Engineers Vancouver Barracks Washington. Enlistment will be arranged to the depot post nearest the station of the organization or direct to Vancouver Barracks by order of the Secretary of War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief of Engineers
604Th Engineers (Corps Regiment
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Secretary of War
Local residents visit Wellington Concordia and nearby towns
Mrs Chas Gray and daughters Marie and Elizabeth and son Thomas with Mrs David Gripp spent Tuesday in Wellington. Mrs Henry Ellis returned to Concordia on Monday after visiting her son Fred Ellis. Mr and Mrs Martin Bardenhagen and daughter of Concordia spent Monday here with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Gray
Marie
Elizabeth
Thomas
David Gripp
Wellington
Henry Ellis
Concordia
Fred Ellis
Martin Bardenhagen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bert. Bourlier
Sedalin
Sarah Bourlier
W. M. Chamberlain
Northrup
Minnie Jenkins
Boonville
Beulah Wilcox
Higginsville
Andy Wilcox
Henry Crabtree
Warwick Hotel
St.Louis
Warda Sargis
Adi
Corder
William &. Mitchell
Roberta Landrum
G. A. Belling
County Medical Association
Qoscar Thomas
Carrollton
A. BE. Ailor
Texas
Ailor
Clarence Vigson
Wm. Aull
George O'Rourke
Kirksville
O'Rourke
John Crosswhite
J. H. Crosswhite
Andy Rogers
Ed Raw
Harvey Knox
Walter Tubbs
Camp Funston
Dover Items
George Zeysing
S. E. Vaughan
I. G. Neal
James Cather
Oakdale
Edmond Vaughan
Walter Eckle
T. B. Payne
B. M. Little
Red Cross
Jack Cooper
Lilburn
Kenneth Fox
Will Pauling
Andy Cretzmeyer
Alma
Blanche Turman
James Corbin
James Williams
W. C. Barnes
James Shelby
Fred Zeysing
W. C. Pauling
Joe Bertrand
Goldie Cox
Warrensburg
Edna Turman
Blanche
Agnes
L. Cox
Louis
Colorado
J. M. Redd
Menefee
France
Edgar Cox
Theodocia Morris
I. P. Tabb
Mattie
Ethel
Tillie Graupner
Virginia
LaFayette County
Lillard
Solomon Cox
Polly Cox
John Lowlady
R. W Cole
Tennessee
Geo. Zeysing
Manny Clark
Marie Hale
Bert Bourlier
Sarah R Bourlier
C. E. Chick
Sealia
Fletcher
Marie Sinter
Dolly Moore
W. Roth
Higsrnaville
Wentworth Rhea ‘Miller
Hinson
Harrison Martin Rody
Hampton Byler
MelIntosh Hallenbeck
Marshall R
Armentrout
McCutchen Green Scoppers
Gedsfringe
Madioff Brooks
General Recruiting Service
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