Local Briefs From Cass County Missouri And Kansas City
Mrs. George Sheets returns from a Pettson visit in Kansas City. Mrs. John Wittenburge and son plan a Kansas City visit. Pineules advertised for kidney and urinary issues sold by C. W. Loomis. Mrs. D. A. Smith returns from Sweet Springs. Drummonds visit Sedalia fair. Pine salve advertised for cuts and bruises. Mrs. George R. Cooper visits from Kansas City. Miss Annie Wood Eggleston returns from Kansas City. Miss Mattie Harding visits sister. Laxative Cough Syrup and Bees Laxative Cough Syrup promoted for coughs and colds. Miss Freda Lepper and Mrs. H. G. Russell visit Kansas City. Charles Lyons to Concordia on business. Mr. and Mrs. Walton visit Leavenworth. Clark and Mvkins of Harrisonville in town for Cass County Democrat. Otto Banerle trips to Sedalia. Dr. Shoop Health Coffee advertised as a coffee substitute. Mrs. Harry Baker returns to Independence after a death in the family. Butler Williamson returns from Cincinnati. George Weis leaves for St. Louis. Preventics candy cough tablets marketed. M. T. Slusher visits Raton NM and Chickasha OK. Florence Beoker visits Kansas City. Dr. Shoop Cough Remedy praised for children. H. T. Phillips and Joe Long in Sedalia. Amelis Egl and Amelia Phetzing depart for St. Louis Centennial. Dr. King’s New Discovery extolled for coughs and lung issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sheets
Kansas City
John Wittenburge
Onry
C. W. Loomla
D. A. Smith
Sweet Springs
Bate Drummond
C. W. Mis
George R. Cooper
Kan City
J. E. Robinson
Dr. Shoop
Grugeist
All Ealers
Annie Wood Eggleston
Mattie Harding
Sanior
Priest Kriehn
Kansas
OC. W. Loomie
W. Loomis
Freda Lepper
H. G. Russell
Charles Lyons
Concordia
MM Ladeson
Ehrhart
John T. Walton
Leavengworth
Tamer J. Clark
Arthur T. Mvkins
Harrisonville
Mr. Clark
Cass County
Shoop
Jos. L. Long
Harry Baker
Independence
Mice Wallace
Butler Williamson
Cincinnati
George Weis
St. Louis
M. T. Slusher
Raton
New Mexico
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Florence Beoker
C. F. Long
Doris
Higginsville
Lindsay Price
Wellington
Capt
J. Andrew
Charles Teubner
Lexington
Andrew
Teubner
C. W. Loomis
E. W. Flournoy
Sedalia
C. W. Loods
Mike Connors
Mary
Lucile
Connors
Dora Neet
Forrester v Regents Normal School District 2 kept on cost
In circuit court on Sunday the case of John D. Forrester versus Board of Regents Normal School District Number 2 was continued at the plaintiff's cost. Parmmedl v Ritter Brothers was dismissed by agreement at cost. Marr v B Marr was continued. Lyons v Corder et al filed a bill of exemptions. Grave Youngs estate trustees filed a supplemental petition to construe deeds in trust and will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Saonday
John D. Forrester
Board of Regents
Normal School District Number 2
Charles Parmmedl
Ritter Brothers
Sadie Marr
B. F
Slightly Colder with Snow Forecast Prompts Rheumatism Remedies
Weather note predicts colder temps with possible snow signaling rheumatism weather. Promote Dallard's Snow Linament as best remedy for rheumatism, pains in joints and muscles. Crenshaw and Young's advertises sale at $1.00 per bottle with sobex and palink Mic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallard’s
Crenshaw & Young's
Miss Desia Matchett Visits Brothers at Guthrie Academy
Miss Desia Matchett of Guthrie Oklahoma returned home Saturday evening after a visit of several days with her brothers who are students at the academy. Mrs J M Williams of Kansas City after visiting several days with her brother Irving Tevis returned home Monday evening. Her mother Mrs Julia Tevis accompanied her and will stay several days in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desia Matchett
Guthrie
Oklahoma
J. M. Williams
Kansas City
Irving Tevis
Julia Tevis
Doan's Kidney Pills Aid Lexington Residents
A classic 1900s style notice touts Doan's Kidney Pills and Pineules for backache and urinary disorders. It includes testimonials from Mrs J C Brincefield of South Hill Hugginaville and mentions local figures Lindsay Price and Capt J Andrew in Lexington. Readers are told to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Don
J. C. Brincefield
South Hill
Hugginaville
Beil-fiock Of Success Promises Keen Clear Brain Power
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as boosting health and vigor. It quotes J. A. Harmon of Sizemore and W. Wa, claiming the pills revitalize all organs and strengthen brain and body. Available for 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. A. Harmon
Sizemore
W. Wa
Crenshaw & Young's
Peach of a Peach Grows Big in Local Yard Exhibit
Charles Teubner showcases a home grown peach measuring just over twelve inches in circumference. The fruit, grown in his yard, is the largest he has seen since boyhood and Teubner brings a tape measure to verify the dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Teubner
Sheriff and deputies raid large craps game on Bunker Hill
Sheriff W. H. Peacock and Deputy Walter Peacock raided a sizable craps game Saturday on Bunker Hill. Most participants were Black, about twenty present. Officers captured nearly all, and the jail cook faced extra Sunday duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5. Peacock
Walter Peacock
Bunker Ill
Death of Mrs Griffith in Randlett Oklahoma
Mrs A B Grifith died Monday in Randlett Oklahoma. She was the mother of the late Mrs George W Bates of this city and known in Lafayette County. She will be buried at Clinton Missouri today. Grandsons Theodore and Hubert Bates left Tuesday evening to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Grifith
Randlett
Oklahoma
George W. Bates
Lafayette County
Clinton
Missouri
Theodore
Hubert Bates
Odessa Residents Attend Events and Travels to Kansas City
A large Odessa contingent traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday and Tuesday for parades and visits. Participants include Jd R Moorehead K P Long Miss E laine Long Miss Cora Long Miss Parthenia Hicklin Mrs J W Bougher Miss Annie Calloway Ed Barron W B Ford A J Speas Mrs C E B Bass C L Glasscock Elizabeth Graves Bettie Klee with relatives Julia Horn Caroline Stemler Grover Ayers and Frank Hoefer. Also Carl Hays plans to move to Clinton Oklahoma and S L Ramsey funeral services were held in Odessa with Dr E C Gordon attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Jd. R. Moorehead
K. P. Long
Elaine Long
Cora Long
Parthenia Hicklin
J. W. Bougher
Annie Calloway
Ed Barron
W. B. Ford
A. J. Speas
C. Eb, Bass
C. L. Glasscock
Elizabeth Graves
Kansas City
E. C. Gordon
Odessa
S. L. Ramsey
Ramsey
T. B. Ramsey
Lexington
Bettie Klee
Julia Horn
Caroline Stemler
Waterloo
Grover Ayers
Wen
Higginsville
Frank Hoefer
Independence
Lillian Moorehead
Fulton
Carl Hays
Clinton
Oklaho
Local Social Notes From Corder and Nearby Areas
Mrs M E Harding of Corder visits ill sister in Peabody Kansas. Miss Jessie Bell teaches between Lexington and Dover and visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Lee Hawkins of Mangum Oklahoma arrives for visit with Upton Wilsons. Mr and Mrs Harry Mountain and son Grover go to Kansas City for festivation. G M Taubman travels to Fulton on official business. Sam Goodwin leaves for Leavenworth Kansas. S McClenny of Neva with daughter Mrs T B Sei of Kansas City returns to Prasrinbiss te: she homes Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Harding
Corder
Peabody
Kansas
Jessie Bell
George Bell
Jessie
Lexington
Dover
Lee Hawkins
Mangum
Oklahoum
Upton Wilson
Harry Mountain
Grover
Kansas City
Fulton
Sam Goodwin
Leavenworth
S. McClenny
Neva
T. B. Sei
Prasrinbiss
Sanday
Digestive Aid Slogan Promotes Kodol Endorsement
An advertisement urges readers to eat freely to maintain strength but insists digestion must be complete. It promotes Kodol as the remedy that digests food when the stomach is weak, claiming rest and support for the stomach through this product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodol
Guarantee on Dollar Bottle Refund Offer
Our Guarantee invites customers to buy a dollar bottle of Kodol from a druggist with a full refund if no benefits are experienced after using the entire bottle. The offer credits the druggist the purchase price, applies only to large bottles for one family, and asserts the product’s value to avoid bankruptcy. Bottled at BE, D DeWitt & Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be, D. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
First Dance Opens Year At Academy With Old Boys
A large crowd attended the year's first dance at the academy, hosted by the old boys on Friday night. Capt Day's orchestra provided music as Miss May and Miss Alice B. Peak left for relatives in Oakland Illinois. Many residents, travelers, and relatives are noted as visiting or returning from trips to Kansas City Sedalia Nevada and other places with multiple short trips and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Capt Day
May
Alice B. Peak
Oakland
Illinois
George B. Gordon
Katherine Gordon
Nevada
Walter Glasscock
Kansas City
Lexington
Maud Bates
James Theys
Anna Belle
Sedalia
E. ©. Cady
Jefferson City
Cora Greenwade
Lexington College
Mamie McNamara
Four local visitors depart for Kansas City and Wellington
Mrs. Kate Satterfield and Miss Florence Barron left Monday for a visit in Kansas City. Mrs. P. R. Smith and Alberta returned to their Golden City Missouri home after a relatives visit. Miss Nellie Lintberg went Monday to visit relatives in Wellington. Now is the time everybody wants new Kraut New Dill Pickles Sour and Sweet Pickles fresh and new by Jos L Long Cash Grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Satterfield
Florence Barron
Kansas City
P. R. Smith
Alberta
Golden City
Massouri
Nellie Lintberg
Wellington
Jos
L. Long Cash Grocer
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Pieroe
KR. V. Pierce
Butfalo
N. Y
Pierce
Ingrippa
Geo. More
Black Jack
N. C
Ayer
Ayers
William TH. Chiles
Timothy Howard, Jr
George Carter
Leroy Slusher
George H. O'Dell
Annie Etherton
Frances Etherton
Hugo Nord
F.R. Neet
Frank Lauchoer
Fred and
John
Meta Pirner
Nellie Shier
Los Angeles
California
W. A. Hinesley
Lawrence
W. F. Hinesley
Thomas Hare, Jr
Thomas Holleran, Jr
William Cavanaugh
J. F. Forster
Little Son
S.L. Higgins
E. Keller
J. M. Peak
E. J. McGrew
Edward
Panl Frischer
Annie
Frances Wilson
Pry Wilson
Folsom
Slater
Frederick Morath
Emma
S.Q. Brill
Lincoln
Marguerite Bates
F. L. Davis
Elliott Todhunter
Plattsburg
E.C. Gordon
W. H. Chiles
Ella Curnutt
Colony
Tek
Dr. Boop
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