The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-11-05
COrder Items.

vile wednesday,
Miss Bessie Knipmeyer was In Hig-
ginsville Monday.
EIbac Cable Of Blackburn had
business here Wednesday
Miss Pauline Greer entertained a
few friends Monday evening.
Miss Viola Groves of Lexington is
visiting Mss Hannah Groves this
week.
Lloyd Slusher and Robt. Darnell
shipped stock to Kansas City We'd
nesday.
Mike Hughes and ]. F. Humprey
transacted business in Kansas City
Tuesday.
DR.. Geo W. Carter of Kansas City
spent several days Of this week with
homefolks.
Geo. Armentrout and wife, R. L..
Lewis and wife returned Sunday
from short stay the fair,
Mrs. Braoks, nee Bette Peoples,
and children of Mont, are visiting
their many Oorder friends.
Mrs. Hugh Asbury came in Friday
from visit OF severallweeks to her
mother Mrs. Crimes of East St. LOUIS,
Ill.
A. J. Branscan and Alvin Ererking
spent Sunday evening in HiggInsVille,
calling on thelr-well we wont say
who.
Miss Rovilla Bray Of Hodge and
Miss Bray of Mt. Leonard spent sew
eral days of this week with Mrs Harris
Bray.
Mrs. DIR. Carthrae returned Tues
day from two weeks stay IN St. Louis,
She was accompanied home by hel
daughter, Miss Edna, who has beer
spending several months there.
| Mr.. Mack Edwards and Miss Anna
Williams Of Waterloo, Mont, were
married Nov. !, by Rev. e. Y,LGinT
at the home of the groom S father
r. N. Edwards The ceremony wa
performed at nigh noon. After
sumptuous dinner the happy part!
left for theirfu ure home In Montana
Only relatives " ere present.
After a serlons Illness Of two week
Mr. Victor Teman OF Alma, Mo.
passed away at the home Of hi
daughter. Mrs Schultz Of this city
Mr.. Tleman has been In poor healtl
for number Of ears, while on visi
to his daughter here was taken YER
sick, after which he never game
Consciousness. His funeral was held 6
the Lutheran church by Rev. Moelle
and Rev. Rolf Of Alma, after whic
/ Mr.. Tieman was laid TO rest in Aim
cemetery. He leaves wife, follow
| ing children to mourn his loss: Mr.
9 Frank Schultz Of Corder, Mrs. ClaI
Helms and Mrs. Rolf Of Alma, Mr.
\ Fred Lunback Of Flora Mo-, Mr.
: Gus Weber Of Blackburn Mo-, Hem
i Tleman Of Corder, George, Victor az
s John of Alma, who with a number
). grand children have the sympathy
9 the entire community.
# A crowd Of young people were g
tertalned at the home Of Mr.. R.
Games on Halloween in charmir
manner. Pleasing games we're /
, dulged in. The young men and mai
Il ems gallsntly offered courtesies to ca,
70 other and dared the future in seekil
= from the "0racles Of Gypsydom'' {
j. answers to the three questions "W
y Tp" "WhenP' "WhoP" Some of t
= fortunes provoked many out-bursts
y merriment An elegant lunch v
:" served and all enjoyed 1t much. Aft
taking survey Of the town, the que
hled away to their homes to dres
,s over the coming future SO happ
p foretold. And thus once again Ha
q. oween slipped away in the pa
70 though, like the odor Of the rose
" the vase It's memory abides with
N still. Those present were, Mis-
=. Hattie Peoples OF Montana, Mel
n Van Meter, Jadie, Matte and BY
Hackley, Alma and Florence Slush'
Bessie Knipmeyer, and Messrs. !
Lewis Cathrae, Oscar Wollenms
a win Riley, Arthur and Geo, Frel
" ing.
ne Second Team Wins. eBa
IA The second team of W. NJ.