Local Briefs Highlight Movements and Visits Across Kansas City
D O Heathman had business in Kansas City Monday. Theodore Bates arrived from Bates City Tuesday morning. Miss Lavinia Warren spent Sunday in Higginsville with relatives. Gustav Haerle left Sunday for St. Louis for business. Mrs Scott H Bray of Kansas City visited relatives here Sunday. J Fred Hogans of Independence and Lewis Neale went to Kansas City Wednesday morning to visit relatives. Ma from Buckner attended to business Tuesday. Chas Bowring of Wellington spent Monday in Lexington for business. J R Moorehead and daughter Lily went to Wellington Monday afternoon. Mrs Julius Hwtoakle returned Sunday night from a Kansas City visit. Mrs James Law returned from Denver on Saturday. J H Roark left Saturday for New Franklin to visit homefolks. Mrs M E Weedin returned Saturday night from Sepris Colorado. Clarence Vivian left Sunday evening for Independence and Kansas City on legal business. A A Walker of Pleasant Green visited friends Monday afternoon. Rex Jr in charge of Missouri Pavillic depot during Loomis absence. Mrs John Hansam went to Independence Tuesday for a few days. Mrs Anna Swearingen returned after a week in Wellington. Judge Xenophon Ryland and daughters spent Wednesday in Kansas City. Mrs J E B Tucker and daughter Lelia went to Kansas City Monday for a short visit. Mrs Lee Hawkins of London returned after visiting relatives. Miss Annie Hooten returned Monday from Independence. W B Keach and Miss Geraldine Keach visited Kansas City Sunday. Mrs Lyman Eyving arrived for a week with her parents in town. Miners waited near Lexington for a dow shipment and a depot scene noted. Numerous small business and social visits scattered across area towns.
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John Hansam
Independence
Anna Swearingen
Richard Ham
Wellington
Xenophon Ryland
Stella
Cornelia
Kansas City
J. EB. Tucker
Lelia
Lee Hawkins
London
C. T
Annie Hooton
T. J. McElroy
W. B. Keach
Geraldine Keach
W. F. Kerdolif
Sallh Russell
Chas
W. Loomis
W. R. Evkle
Jefferson City
William Lewis
Richard Field
Otto Watkenhorst
Concordia
Gus Frerking
Corder
L. H. Lake
W. Watehason
Higginsville
Men of Oak Timbers and a sturdy constitution ad
An old style health advertisement for Scott’s Emulsion targets families and children. It extols rugged health from childhood and frames Scott’s Emulsion as essential to building a strong constitution. The copy cites Scott & Bowne of New York and mentions a price and pharmacy availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. O. Heathman
Theodore Bates
Bates City
Gustav Haerle
St. Louis
Scott H. Bray
J. Fred Hogans
Lewis Neale
Ma. Both
Buckner
Chas.Bowring
Lexington
J. R. Moorehead
Lillian
Julius Hwtoakle
James Law
Denver
Colorado
J.H. Roark
New Franklin
M. E. Weedin
Sepris
Clarence Vivian
A. A. Walker
Pleasant Green
A. Rex,Jr
Missouri Pavilic
Mr. Loomis
Lyman Eyving
Henry Barteoe
Dow
Pliseepger
Aife
Mr. Serat
John P. Greer
MeGinol
Conusridin
Clarence Rioney
Ooryiee
Miss Edmunda
Nickson
Wars ‘Burg
Mise May Atkingon
Louis
Willson
Eilat Libbey
T. Z. Rocks and Family
St.Louis
Saiomi
A. E. Ham
Eddie Hansam
Sedalia
Sits City
Theodocia Hix
Miss Mollie
J. ©. Hooten
Miss Annie
W. B. Weedin
Annie Berrie
Sam P. Sawyer
Witherton I. T
Mrs
Thomas Sawyer
New Hope Church
Aullville
Flora Luellen
Messrs. C. A
B.C. Luellen
Trinidad
Colorado Springs
Rose B. Young
New York City
Florence Wickliffe Young
N. W. Reese
Lafayette County
D. Knapp & Co
K. O
Nick Hearle
Coneordia
Society of German Pioneers
J G. Worthington
Mayview
Charles Marshall
Pat Marshall
G. A KR
National Eucomscott
Washington
D. C
C. Town
Aom
T. A
Annie Manly
Marnage
Marion
Alabama
Judson Institute
R. Moorehead
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Intelligencer
Lafayette
Geo, H. Stier
Ld&w
Gentry Brothers
Gentry Bros
Arthur Maxwell
Bank of Silverton
Maxwell
A. L. Maxwell
Bank of Odessa
Odessa
Sellers
John W. McBurney
Ford
Bates
Hates
Me. McBurney
Odessa Oracle
D. J. Moore
Moory
Farmeye Bank
Chul Mongan
Oxley
Oracle
Tooter Wal Hollen
Marchal
Osralgels
Callaod
Oorn
Saline County
Walner Wilame
Men of
Oak
Scott & Bowne
Ghemileta
Pearl Street
Frank Kriehn
Ladies’ Enamel
Black Kid
Ladies
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
Jane Nowy
Louis Gillen
Perry Davis
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