The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-16
cOrder Nems.

NIB. Nuckels, OF Wayerly was here
Monday.
Miss Jods Groves, left Wednesday
for Central College Lexington.
Miss Minnie Orear, Of Marshall spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
Miss Lucy Marshall, OF Nelson has
entered our public schoOlior the winter.
Miss Fannie Steel, left Sunday even
ing for a VISIT with relatives in Kansas
City.
Geo. RogOie and G. A. Frerking,
transacted bssiness in Lexington
Monday.
Mrs. Joe Frerking and Miss Alga
Frerking was shopping in Higghsville
Wednesday.
c. E. Corder, put on his parade
clothes Monday and transacted busi-
ness in Higginsville.
Mrs. N E. McAllister, went to Kan
sas City Saturday evening and return
ed Sunday morning.
Aurthur Frerklng, boarded the train
here Tuesday for few hours stay with
the Higginsvile tailors.
W. H. Dean, has returned from his
trip through Indian Territory and he
pronounces it pretty state.
Miss Bessie Kempmeyer, went to
Higginsvllle Tuesday for a visit with
her Uncle Henry Knipmeyer.
Little Jane CHM, daughter Of Rev.
; e. Y. CHM, who has been dangerous
. i'll, is improving at this writing.
r Mrp. Price Payne and children
: returned to Higglnsville Sunday even
eng after visit to her daughter Mrs
Steve Hughes.
Mr. W. Il. Fletcher, vile ant
. daughter, Miss GeOglana, Of Marshall
spent Sunday at the ever happy hom'
oil F. Groves.
Miss Ethel Slusher, left Tuesday TO
! Fulton where she will teach in William
; Woods College as well as take
, business course
a Mrs. G. Fl. Killion returned Mon
! day to her home Ia Sedalia after
}. pleasant visit with her parents Mr., an
Mrs Jno. Price.
r. Mrs. ]. F. Groves, left Weduesda
h morning for Portland Oregan she wi
h be joined BY her sister Mrs. Fund an
is husband Of Illinois.
d The following Corder teacher left thi
l week for their respective schools
Of Miss Anna Marie Campbell, Blacl
le burn; Miss Florence Kidd, Almi
te and Miss Mable Kuipmeyer, the Thr'
70 Grove school.
Our puOlIc school began Monds
:" morning with an enrolment as follow
room /, Miss Mary Peddicord 4
room Q, Miss Edna Dean 65, room
r. Miss Jodie Hackley 6s and high soho
a Prot Jedwin "a. total 200.
he Mrs Echardt aud Mlss Chsmberli
ng have begun their music classes in bo
sw instrumental and vocal trainin
be These ladies have made quite q repui
tly tion and will greatly increase th'
nd popularity the coming term.
he N. f. Corder, Of Oklahoma, form,
IS. " one OF the most popular busin'
in men came in Sunday evening to ming
with his many friends. He has be
OF on visit to his father Jack Core
les who has been quite sick at his home
air Independence.
The Union Services At the Method
=, church last Sunday evening was larg
:" ! attended and unusually impressive al
the was Pastor Ginn's last service bei'
led attending conference. Rev. Harris
the Baptist church gave an excell'
discourse on 90 Psalm and lst We
oen Rev. Ginn's iaiewell remarks to
,rn- congregation were full Of feeling Q
Che aud wave OF sadness spread over
the faces OF bis listners when he spoke
~ leaving. The choir rendered beal
anthem and Miss Chamberlin 81
lat- nPlalns Of Peach which was gres
appreciated and enjoyed, ss N
the Chambeslin has a highly cultiva
,a,r voice.
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