The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-10-21
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after visit to his mother, Mrs. J. W.
Harrison.
DR.. George Harrison, of Old Mexico,
and sister, Mrs. Roberts, of Mayview,
spent Tuesday with their cousin, Mrs.
Nathan Corder.
Mrs. N. E. Woods and daughter, of
Boonville, arrived last week for visit
to her sister, Mrs. McAllister, and
Rev. Woods family.
Miss Claribel Corder returned Sun
day morning from Kansas City, where
she spent several days with her sisters,
Misses Blanche and Buelah
Nathan Corder, Misses Marguerite
Corder, Mary Carlton, Lucille Reynolds
and Matte Hackley drove over to the
Ooncordla street fair Friday.
Geo. Reynolds, Leo Wolleman, Chas.
Knipmeyer and Gordon Jackson, OF
Central Business College, Sedalia,
spent Sunday here with home folks.
Mrs. Emma Arth and two children
arrived Tuesday from Collinsvllle,
Ill.,, having been called here by the
death of her father, John WollermaD,
Wood Hisler, of Odessa, Arthur
Grau, Of HiggInsville, and Chss,
Eddison, OF Harrisonville, were enter
tanned to an elegant dinner Sunday by
Misses Bess and Mabel Knipmeyer.
Mrs. Lula Stafford, Of Tulsa, 1. T.,
formerly Miss Lula Gordon, of this
place, spent Friday here with Mrs.
Dan Johnson, returning to Higgins
vile Friday evening, accompanied by
Miss Desla Jackson.
Those who attended the Coucordis
street fair Saturday were: FREQ
Schnoble, Lewis Schultz, Alyir
Frerklng, Earl Reynolds, Walter
Liese, Walter Heiter, Phllly Smith
Harrison Craven and Alvin Klein
schmidt.
Mr.. John Wollerman, who wa
born 10 Switzerland February 12
1894, died suddenly Of heart failure
at his home in Corder Monday
October 16, at 2 80 a. M, aged I.
years, 8 months and 4 days. Mr.
Wollerman was subject to spells o
indigestion, and Sunday evening hal
an attack. The doctor was callel
and not considering his ca. serlou
the family retired about IL O'Clock
Mrs. Wollerman was at his bedsid
several times and found him sleepin
most quietly, At half past two sh
found him dead, seeming to hav
fallen asleep without even struggle
He had resided In this communit
( for many years, having had charge
] one OF the hotels, until the last yes
r having purchased beautiful hon
9 he retired to spend his last days
o the quietude of his own family NJ
b WolleTman was citizen Of unque
tionable honor, having served II
years on the town board, a man
sterling qualities, thorough Chr
e tian gentleman and devout memb
t of the Catholic church No man W
d more greatly admired by his mai
u friends as was shown by the respe
n and esteem manifested by the host
friends after his death aud the bea
tlful floral offerings, He was Il
father Of twelve children. three
whom preceded HIM to the bet!
D. world. OF those living all except o
we're present to show the last tribu
70 of respect. His devotion to his fami
er was striklngly beautiful, All of /
associations with them will ever
Of hallowed memories. The though
l. fulness Of his four sons, all of who
are at home, for his welfare was ey
re living tribute of the love and reve
!, ence with which they regarded The
father. None will feel the loss
"A this husband, father and friend
10 keeuly as his bereaved companion,
whom he was spared in happy uni
for almost forty years. The consta
- devotion Of these two were exemplIti
in every act Of their lives. The
loved ones sorrow not as those W
OF have no hope, for while they ha
D. lost dear one here they have one
more in heaven, and he with the Low
to ones gone before will await th'
" coming. Those OF the family left
mourn his loss are bis wife, daug
n, ters, Mrs. Arth, Of CollinsvilIe, II
m Mrs. 81 RelghlY, Of St. Louis, a
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