Local Briefs Highlight Regional Visits
Mr and Mrs Lynn Gordon returned Friday from a visit in Fairfax. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hoffman visited in St Louis Kansas City and Excelsior Springs. Mrs John P Gordon returned Friday from Lexington to Jefferson City. Judge and Mrs C W Sloan of Sterrisonville arrived Friday for BR M Little's home. Pinesalve arborized antiseptic salve marketed by C W Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Gordon
Fairfax
Ernest Hoffman
St Louis
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
C. W. Loomis
John P. Gordon
Jefferson City
Lexington
Slightly Colder Weather Forecast Prompts Rheumatism Cure Ad
Weather talk warns of snow and rheumatic season. Ballard's Snow Liniment marketed as remedy for rheumatism, chilblains, frostbite, and joint pains, priced 60c and 1.00 per bottle, Crenshaw & Young's listed as sellers. Miss Clarice Weyand and Ma bel Cosx traveled to Kansas City for a short visit. J. P. Warren from Clinton arrived to visit wife with her parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Crenshaw & Young's
Clarice Weyand
Mabel Cosx
Kansas City
J. P. Warren
Clinton
Frank Stewart
Frightful Fate Averted by Bucklen Salve
Read of a severe knee cut cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve described by Frank Disberry. The ad praises the salve for wounds burns eruptions and skin issues at Crenshaw Youngs. Mentions travelers and doctors touting Dr Shoop's Restorative for nerve related stomach heart and kidney issues. Oscar Hoefer attended the Lexington game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Disberry
Kells
Mina
Bucklen
Antes Bolles
Crenshaw & Young's
BE. J. McGrew
Kansas City
N. Wilson
Bates City
Dr. Shoop
Oscar Hoefer
Sligginsville
Lexington
C. I. Glasscock Visit and Kansas City Trip Notes
Mrs. C. B. Glasscock returned to her home in Kansas City after visiting her son C. I. Glasscock. Mrs. L. G. Buford and Mrs. L. G. Banks also went to Kansas City Tuesday. Cold weather advice warns coughs and colds can lead to pneumonia. Batard's Horehound Syrup is recommended as a preventive and treatment. Prices 25c, 60c and $1.00. Crenshaw & Young sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Glasscock
Kansas City
C. I. Glasscock
L. G. Buford
L. G. Banks
Batlard
America
Crenshaw & Young
Social notes from Higginsville and Kansas City visits
Mrs. J. B. McDaniels of Kansas City, Miss Dora Neet in Higginsville, Miss Florence Becker of Kansas City visiting Lexington relatives. Local ads praise Pineules for kidney and bladder issues. Residents Ed and Edward McCausland return to St. Joseph after visiting relatives here. Shifts to funeral in Eldorado Springs for L. G. Buford. A. A. Chisholm’s money luck noted. Edith Kelley visits Higginsville. Maud Hagood and Maud Shinn in town. Mr and Mrs Flournoy and child go to Wellington. Authorities: H C Wallace and Mrs Morris Johnson in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McDaniels
Kansas City
Dora Neet
Higginsville
Florence Becker
Lexington
C. W. Loomis
Ernest M. McCausland
Edward
St. Joseph
Willian H. Chiles
W. 8. Peacock
William Aull
W. W. Sydnor
Samuel Banks
Eldorado Springs
L. G. Buford
Edith Kelley
Vince Owens
Maud Hagood
Maud Shinn
FE. W. Flournoy
Baby
Wellington
H C Wallace
Morris Johnson
Local residents travel and medical ads in Higginsville area
Mr and Mrs N E Baskett and Amelia spent Tuesday in Kansas City. Several locals including Dr E C Gordon Rev O M Rickman and H F Blackwell with relatives were seen in Kansas City. Ads promote Dr Shoop cough remedy Pink Pain Tablets and Preventiod cold tablets with claims of safety for babies and non harsh ingredients. Raymond Rice Eva Worthington Verda Kinkead and others were noted visiting Higginsville and Sedalia areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Baskett
Amelia
Kansas City
E. C. Gordon
Columbia
O. M. Rickman
Ozarks
Cr. W. Loomis
H. Sinauer
J. M. Peak
Alice
G. HT. Schmidt
Kansas City City
J. P. Hansam
G. L. Triplett
Sadie
Levasy
Bertha
Annie Rostagno
Higginsville
C. W. Leonia
F. L. Carter
Raymond Rice
Sedalia
Eva Worthington
Verda Kinkead
Central College Hosts Gibson Reception At College Parlor
President and Mrs. Gibson opened their parlors on Monday evening from 8:30 to 10:30 for a large reception. Numerous students and townspeople attended, with Miss Reed and Miss Emily Stapleton in the receiving line. The event featured punch ice cream and cake as music supplied by the Lexington orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Gibson
Central College
Academy
Gibson
Reed
Emily Stapleton
Lexington Orchestra
Oreasion
Odessa man slows after auto strike at Tenth and Main
Joe Lightner of Odessa drove to see the football game and accidentally struck Will Shupee, a colored man, at the corner of Tenth and Main about 6 p m Monday. Shupee was crossing and not seen the car. Lightner stopped within a few yards, but Shupee was entangled in a wheel with a broken rib and minor bruises. Eyewitnesses say no blame rests on Lightner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lightner
Odessa
Will Shupee
Tenth
Main Streets
Shupee
Lightner
Lexington High and Marshall play scoreless football clash
Marshall and Lexington battled to a 0 0 tie on Marshall High School grounds. Both teams failed to score in two halves as Lexington players praised the fair treatment and referee handling throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Marshall
Marshall High
Three Men of Color Cited in Bootlegging Roundup
Officer William Gaffin chased bootleggers and captured three men of color named Zine Lacy Rob Johnson and Will Carey. Zine Lacy pleaded guilty before Justice Hicklin and received a fine of 61 dollars and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gaffin
Zine Lacy
Rob Johnson
Will Carey
Zine
Justice Hicklin
Death of Legrande G Buford of Eldorado Springs
Legrande G Buford of Eldorado Springs died Friday night at 11 in St Marys hospital Kansas City after nearly two weeks of critical illness. He was 60, widower of Lida Maxey and first married to Orra Chinn. father of Coleman G Buford of Chicago and Mrs W R Eckle of Lexington. Body brought to Lexington with family. funeral Sunday at Dr Eckle’s home. burial at Muchpelah. He leaves sister Mrs Samuel Banks of Columbia and brother William Buford of Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legrande G. Buford
Eldorado Springs
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Buford
Lafayette County
Orra Chinn
Joseph G. Chinn
Coleman G. Buford
Chicago
W. R. Eckle
Lexington
Lida Maxey
Samuel Banks
Columbia
William Buford
Nevada
Grundy Young
Eekle
Pranklin Avenue
T. M. Cobb
Muchpelah
Wentworth Second Team Beats Carrollton 5 3 on Home Field
Wentworth second squad defeated Carrollton 5 to 3 while the third team routed Trigginsville High 18 to 0 on the academy cam Jills. Carrollton showed speed and grit, Higginsville self coached, with Thieman and Frick shining. Irwin Randolph and Freeman starred for the cadets in a whirlwind offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Carrollton
Trigginsville High School
Carrollton Boys
Higginsville
Thieman
Frick
Irwin
Randolph
Freeman
Ruebel and Blackburn Wed in St Louis Marriage
D A Ruebel of St Louis son of Dan Ruebel, married Blanche Blackburn at the Blackburn household in St Louis Tuesday evening. The couple began their romance when Blackburn studied at Central. Ruebel, a Lexington high school and Washington University graduate, taught last year at Wentworth Military Academy. The bride, alumna of Central College for Women, is well known in Lexington. They arrived Wednesday to begin a honeymoon visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Ruebel
St. Louis
Dan Ruebel
Blanche Blackburn
Miss Blackburn
Central
Ruebel
Lexington High School
Washington University
Wentworth Military Academy
Central College
Womon
Lexington
G P Hammer Spent Wednesday in Kansas City
G P Hammer was in Kansas City on Wednesday for unspecified activities. The brief mentions the visit without detailing purpose or outcomes. No additional individuals or organizations are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Hammer
Kansas City
Sedalia man and Kansas City visitor linked by midweek contacts
George T. Menefee of Sedalia was in the area on business Wednesday, while Mrs. Harry Blodgett returned home to Kansas City after a brief visit with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Menefee
Sedalia
Harry Blodgett
Kansas City
Miss Spencer's Studio Photographers Offer Value
The advert claims top photography quality with modern methods and high grade materials at prices no higher than elsewhere. It invites readers to call and be convinced of the studio's excellence and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Nine Cent Roofing Sale Impresses Lexington Shoppers
Miss Matta Lowell returns home from Richmond after visits with friends. J B Moorehead's nine cent Weatherproof roofing sale proves a success as prices drop and stock remains, with Strong claims of superior quality and exclusivity. C A Summers and J R Moorehead travel to Kansas City and Columbia on business and church sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matta Lowell
Richmond
Kansas City
Jos L. Long Cash Grocer
J. R. Moorehead
Columbia
Missouri Synod of the Presbyterian Church
C. A. Summers
J. B. Moorehead
Lexington
Fresh Bulk Oysters and Mam moth celery at Hinesleys
Local ad notes fresh oysters and celery at Hinesleys with contact by phone 64. Mentions Cook and Peary coming with heavy snow and urges readers to get window glass at the Owl Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinesleys
Cook
Peary
Owl Drug Store
Ex Governor Glenn Addresses Lexington Church Meeting
Ex Governor R B Glenn of North Carolina spoke on home missions at Lexington Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. He urged evangelizing the country and impressed a large, diverse audience. Glenn went to Columbia Wednesday. Tilton Davis Jr drew the fortieth sixth lot in Aberdeen land lottery, gaining a valuable land piece. Oscar Thomas, who also filed, did not win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
R. B. Glenn
North Carolina
Lexington Presbyterian Church
Ife
Mr. Glenn
Columbia
Tilton Davis, Jr
Aberdeert
Oscar Thomas
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Dr. Pierce
Carrie Field
Ayer
Ayers
Arar Ge. Lowel
Mast
A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
Blood and Nerves, Inc
Jills
East Lexington
Walter “Peacock
Man Sfm
RWS
Home
Shoop
Boos
Racine
Wis
Rheumettam
Beart ‘Co
Gough Syoup
Dr. King
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