Local residents and visitors in town this week
Dover residents M. J. Winn and Ike Ramey left for Kansas City while B E Hetter and Miss Maud Harewood visited. Mrs. Fletcher Groves returned from illness. Joins and guests from Higginsville Blackburn Makam Mo Parkesburg Geary Okla St Sonia and St Louis area noted with several trips and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Harewood
Higginsville
W. Martin
Ike Ramey
Kansas City
E. ¥. Ginn
Misa LeDeis
Makam Mo
Adonis Fields
Blackburn
Fletcher Groves
Hur
Bessie Koipmeyer
Kanong City
Florence
Alma Slaaher
Ernest
Mra Marshall Frazier
J. W. Lewis
Geary Okla
Wellington and Vicinity News Briefs
Ed Stacer and wife visited Lexington last Friday while Dr. F. W. Moon was at the county seat Thursday. Numerous locals traveled to Kansas City, Lexington visitors, and relatives in Camden, Independence, St. Louis, and Warsaw. Attendees at Odessa teachers meeting last week included Caroline Benton, Bertha Larkin, and Prof. J. Beane. Mrs. Dr. W. L. Kendle of Dallas and Miss Lula Pierce of Mexico arrived Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stacer
Lexington
F. W. Moon
Ed Crews
Kansas City
August Limburg
Nsaace Vance
Joseph Hoffman
Camden Sanday
J. E. Alley
J. W. Garehart
Edward Bryant
Florence
Kansas Ciy
Maggie Stucer
St. Louis
Alice Gromke
Independence
Caroline Benton
Bertha Larkin
Prof.j. Beane
I Odessa
W. L. Kendle
Dallas
Texas
Mies Lula Pierce
Mexico, Mo
Alma
Corder
Waverly
Dover
Thoreday
Wellington
Mayview
Higgina
Cattle Market Improves as Prices Rise in October
Lexington area notes report better cattle prices with top beef steers at $6.00, grass cattle up to 4.40, cows up to 8.25, and stockers improving. Hog market rebounds with good hogs rising to 5.65, while Western sheep remain steady. local feeders see plentiful supply and healthy demand. Community notes include residents’ visits, church updates, and a slate of political meeting dates for C W Hamlin’s Congressional campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaosss City
Choice Light
J. A. Rickant
Crenshaw and Young Sell Mi-o-na Guarantee Bond
Crenshaw and Young offer a guarantee with every Mi-o-na box. The guarantee promises satisfaction and refunds if the product fails to relieve dyspepsia as described. The text promotes Mi-o-na as a natural remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
Guarantee for Mio na dyspepsia remedy and deaths listed
An advertisement offers a money back guarantee on Mi-on capsules if they fail to cure dyspepsia or stomach troubles after returning the empty box. Crenshaw and Young endorse the remedy and promise refunds. The notice also records the burial of Wedoee dey Lunsford H. Smith near Marshall Missouri and mentions a death in diggingville on Oct 5 1904 involving the Tabb family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young
J. GB. Taylor
Chri¢sman
Texiés
Crenshaw
Young, Druggists
Letter List Uncalled Letters At Lexington Post Office
The following letters remain uncalled for at the Lexington Missouri post office dated September 7 1904. Jobo P Austin Peter Bronanger C O Choate J L Cannings Harry E Dickens Miss Stella Fowings Miss Annie Fisher G A Greene Miss Mary Ledbetter Mrs Lizele Hayden James A Hanson Geo Holman J M Coullock Francois Rosso Luther N Wyatt Amanda Waddell Horace Wightman Mr W W S Mary Yokum When calling for these please say they were advertised James M Crowpear P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Jobo P. Austin
Peter Bronanger
C. O. Choate
J. Lb. Cannings
Harry E. Dickins
Stella Fowings
Annie Fisher
G. A. Greene
Mary Ledbetter
Lizele Hayden
James A. Hanson
Geo. Holman
J. M.coullock
Francois Rosso
Luther N Wyatt
Teachers and community honored in Lafayette county meeting
Resolutions express thanks to the Christian church trustees Odens public school teachers Odessa citizens Mrs J 5 Elrog and Mr Joe Lightner for hospitality gratitude to Dr J L Macriam Mo State University Miss Mary K Benedict Warrensburg State Normal Prin W H Martin and others for speeches and writings Copies of resolutions to papers. A merry go round has pitched its tent at the northeast corner drawing attention from youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
The
Christian Church
Odens Public School
Odessa
Elrog
Joe Lightner
J. L. Macriam
Mo. State University
Mary K. Benedict
Warrensburg State Normal
Prin. W. H. Martin
School News
Tariff Question Urges End to Extra Family Tax More Than 1104
A column argues the tariff burdens every household, averaging 1104 yearly, with many funds flowing to trusts. It claims households of 4.7 persons pay 16.52 per family in tariff taxes annually and urges voters to oppose the Democratic party to end the extra tax and redirect funds to families for better food clothing and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusia
Democratic Party
Died at Mayview John William Reynolds 79 years
John William Reynolds died at his home near Mayview on Wednesday evening aged 79 years 11 months and 11 days after long decline. Born in Hardin county Virginia he moved to Missouri in 1859 and lived in the county without change. He leaves a wife and many children including Edward F. in Oklahoma Samuel Luther in Grand Pass and several others near Mayview. Funeral was held Thursday at Mt Hebron church Rev Walkup officiating with interment at Mt Hebron cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayview
John William Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Hardin
Virginia
Missouri
Edward F
Oklahoma
Samuel Luther
Grand Pass
Saline County
Charles Baird
Lexington
Geo. Riley
B. A. Reynolds
Will Graham
James
Young
Albert
Ola
John
Stella
Charles
Reynolds
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hebron Church
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Orr-Luellen Wedding Revealed on Third Street
Orr of Chicago and Flora Luellen daughter of Mr and Mrs Harlan Luellen married Monday evening at the bride’s 3rd Street residence Rev Milford Riggs officiating The newlyweds will reside in Chicago where Mr Orr is employed with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Rd St
William Orr
Chicago
Flora Luellen
Harlan Luellen
Tig Ety
Milford Riggs
Orr
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Berkshire Piga For Sale Inquire By October Ready
Thoroughbred Berkshire pigs, male and female, for sale with ready service by October. Reduced prices if taken at once. Contact 9-1005 5. MW. Rerxonps, Corder, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corder
Stitched Fragments Mark Higginsville News
Obituary notes John M Gambie dies at 59 in Higginsville while J H Bowen and Cathrine Dove of Florence are mentioned in family notices. the text also covers odd items about miners, German folklore, drought stones, and a World’s Fair train timetable for Higginsville to St Louis with Alton Road service praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgineville
John M. Gambie
Kaoase Chy
J. H. Bowen
Higginsville
Mire
Cathrine Dove
Florence
Galo
St. Louis
St. Lows
Alton Road
Excursion Rates for World's Fair and Star Notice
Advertisement lists C A excursion fares to St Louis 1904 with round trips from Chicago and Alton and another line, sale dates April 25 to November 20, with sixty day limit, plus higher return option. Agent contact Higginsville Missouri. Notice complains patrons fail to pay for papers and threatens discontinuation of service by Geo. Kk Epwonns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Pirties
Geo. Kk
Epwonns
Land Sale Special Rates for Home Seekers in 3 States
Land sale announces special rates Oct 18 for all plots in Arkansas Louisiana and parts of Texas. Only $15 for the round trip. Contact Mr S P Silver for full details. Agent A L Loos listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisana
Pants
Texas
S. P
Visitors to Priests of Pallas in Kansas City
Lexington residents visiting Kansas City this week can find pleasant accommodations at Mrs. S T Trigg's, 201 West 16th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific Round Trip to St Louis at $5 Rate
The Missouri Pacific offers a $5.00 round trip fare to St Louis with return validity seven days from issue. Travel allowed daily except Fridays and Saturdays in September October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
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M. J. Winn
B. BE. Hetter
State
Wim. Wilson
Dale
Joe B. Neal
Parkesburg W. Va
Bob Neal
Wred
Wellington and Vicinity
Lealma
Mita
James Linvback
William Brown
Warsaw
Misa Mary Qohino
T. N. Samuels
G. A. Banman
RED R
Lexington Flouring Mills
Mra
R L. Mann
World's Mall
G. Ef. Schaberg
T J. Schaberg
Josiah Maco
Terry Connor
Wm. Finklemayer
Market Letter
Mayview Notes
Mr. Hudson
R, L. Benning
O. G. Elifrit
Oren
Sam Wins
Will Moore
J. O. Moore
Hattie Garnet
Minnile Warren
Misa Heas Chinn
Palace
Weed Marshal
Odell
Higbee
Rev
Greer
Laddonis
Lena Sod
Ethel Kelly
Andrey Tucker
Igginaville
Roy
James Gore
G. H. Plattenburg
T. M. Chino
Naomi
Willie Wallnott
Bettie
Mary Benning
Maggie Bureh
Dol Foulds
Rabit Smith
Pearle Moor
Balle
Mertle Geaves
Wilson
Charles Sullivan
Republic
Ford
Marshall
Lunsford H. Smith
Machpelah
Smith
Geo. L. Trail
Iggingville
Alexander ‘Tabb
Committee On Resolutions
Alice Welborne
Carolyn Benton
A. H. Monsees
W. G. McCausland
Platn Business
Orr-Luellen
Berkshires
Labor Exchange Coal Co
Salvation Army
Germany
Yar
Spree
Kootense
West Magdeburg
Kaneger
Advocate
Loos
Opera House
Little Ones
Hazel and
Harry Shannon
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