Local social notes and travels highlighted in Kansas City area
A roundup of visits and greetings as residents travel to and from Kansas City. Mentioned are W. Musgrove returning to Kansas City, Mrs Mildred Revis visiting Dr and Mrs Payne in St Louis, Mrs W H Dooley in Hig hville, and Capt J R Bee’s illness. Weddings, church business, and various visits to relatives appear among dozens of names and places including Mayview, Pleasant Hill, Huckner, Sedulla, and Conway Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musgrove
Kan City
Mildred Revis
St. Loui
Payne
W. H. Dooley
Highville
Residents and visitors share notices across Higginsville area
Mrs Clarence Vivion and daughter Nancy spend Sunday with relatives in Higginsville. Mrs W K Steward returns to St Louis after visiting her mother Mrs M W Chow. Dr J J Fulkerson S N Wilson ALF Blackwell and Clarence Vivian hear Senator Cockrell speak at Odessa. Mrs M Z Nickell returns from Fulton after visiting son Luther Nickell and family. Cap W H Edwards returns from Odessa with Mamie Keith visiting here. Mrs J M Poage arrives from Chillicothe to visit Rev and Mrs T M Cobb and sister Mrs Bert Taubman. Mrs W G Allen of Kansas City visits family of Ths K Ple t her. Dr J M Chaney of Independence and Dr H B Boude of California attend Home Mission meeting in Presbyterian church. Wanxtup seeks capable man or woman with fair education for Lafayette county at 950 per month. Mrs A A Lesueur and daughters arrive from Aublers for Annie Lesueur wedding to Gen Davies November 4. Miss Lavinia Warren returns from Higginsville with her mother Mrs Jas L Warren and brother Rev W Re Warren of Crowellsville Pa as guests of Clarence Vivian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nofe Putman
I W. Loomis
Yoong Ewing
Dr. Ramsey
Carl Hays
Hodge
Cousell
Chas. W. Loomin
Ryland Todbooter
Katherine Sod Emory
Kansas City
Chas. Manly
Qudle Minter
EB. C. Gordon
Pleasant Hill
Mayview
Tuesaday
B. H. Campbell
Frank Bowman
Kaoaus Oty
Risie Sullivan
John B. Burden
Jorge
Joseph Chino
W. B. Eckle
Mitts Clarence
Chicago
J. J. Fulkerson
S. N. Wilson
Alf, Blackwell
Clarence Vivian
Senator Cockrell
Odessa
M. 2K. Nickell
Fulton
Luther Nickell
Mamie Keith
J. M. Poage
Chillicothe
T. M Cobb
Bert Taubman
W. G. Allen
Ths K. Pletaher
J M. Chaney
Independence
H. B. Boude
California
The
Presbyterian Church
Wanxtup
Lafayette County
D. Knapp & Co
A. A. Lesueur
Miser Annie
Elizabeth
Aublers
J.T. God
J. O. Lesueur
Annie
Gen Davies
Lavinia Warren
Higgisexiile
Tesday
Jas. L. Warren
W . Re Warren
Crowellsville, Pa
Rabbit in a Barrow Lei to Find Tag of w Mine
London Tit Bits relates a tale from the forties when a party of Yorkshire gentry hunted in the Cleveland Hills. Charles Whittaker recalls shooting in tall hats and a rabbit burrow incident leading to a ramrod, a broken stone, and the discovery of iron ore. Negotiations with Sir James Lowther followed, sparking mining activity and a future expansion in Middlesbrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whitteker
Rabbit
London
Forties
Cleveland Hills
Yorkshire Clales
Mr. Whittaker
South Wales
J. H. Lowther
Middlesbrough
Tipping Through Society Says All Take Tips
A Philadelphia Record piece argues tipping pervades American life from waiter to executive. It recounts cases where Smith the millionaire, Brown the factory buyer, and Robinson the tailor exchange gratuities in various forms, concluding tipping runs through the adult system from top to bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Brown
Robinson
Jen’t Robinson
Philadelphia
Book Selling in 1705 Describes Drelincourt Translation Debacle
A bookseller in 1705 faced bankruptcy after a large edition of Drelincourt’s The Christian's Defense Against the Fear of Death remained unsold. The tale cites Defoe’s verisimilitude and a clumsy, garbled manuscript about Mrs Vale’s death, with imagined praise and dubious endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drelincourt
Robinen Crus
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Scrofula Cure
An old newspaper fragment touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for scrofula and related wasting diseases. It claims the preparation offers permanent relief and long lists the supposed benefits, urging readers to trust the medicine despite its marketing tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froi Hood
Clarane
Hood
Cronshaw and Young's Food Remedies For Home Use
A fragmented ad style note references Worm cures and Vermitage like products, urging readers to watch for the first symptoms and use noted remedies. Mentions Cronshaw and Young's as the supplier in a period voice from a historical newspaper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toma
Bhatia
White
Bert Onih
beWloy
Cronshaw & Young's
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U. S. Gov’t Chemists
Gustav Hearle
St. Louis E
Capt
J. R Bee
Maress
Naomle May Green
Arshall
Geo. F. Egan
Kalispel
Mootans
Katharine Fanello
Duke Cavenaugh
Weber
Denver
Colombo
Clarence Kinney
Jane Win
M.D. Wilson
Sedulla
Ro Barreth
Seeoradips
Mie Weaijly Buscell Lambert
Patente Ky
Teanvisk
Wieeh
Caldwall
Byray Papa
Robert McGee
Conway Springs
Kas
W. P. Cole
Martha Littlejohn
Antville
Jobn Welborn
Della Hunter
Aullville
G. W. Marquis
Clarence Vivion
Nancy
Higginsville
Fenner
NEY
Detec
J. Co
St.vitus
Famyce
Sasale
Saul
Crenshaw
Dasiy Defoe
Frank Kriehn
Men's Nettleton
Ladies’ Enamel
Ladies
Black Kid
Indian Territory
First National Bank
Wagoner
I. T. Wagoner National Bank
I. T. Commercial National Bank
Muskogee
I. T. Territorial Trust & Surety Co
I. T. American National Bank
Smith Building
Fuk Hoyal
Louis Gillen
Lexington
Mes
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