The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-10-14
Of HiEginsvills attended Ihs recilal
here TUESDAY evening.

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Mrs. Z. 8. villa returned Saturday
evening irom . weeks visit with
relatives In KaaSaS City.
J. L. BeAmsr, wife and liitls
daughter returned Monday evening
from ten days stay in CAss Co.
Misses Zelda and Elizabeth Master.
son, Of Blackburn passed through here
Wednesday snroute to HigEinsville.
MASCARA Knipmeyer came down
Wednesday morning for = short visit
with her cousin Miss Bess Knipmeyer.
Miss Addie Kleinschmidt came
down from Higginsville Wednesday
morning for = visit to Miss Flora
Liese.
The Corder High School has leased
"The SpOrtsmens" lake on B. E.
Hefters property and after the boating
season will enjoy skating there.
James Campbell went to Dover
Tuesday evening returning Wednesday
morning accompanied by his grand
mother Mrs. Harwood, who will make
them a visit before the cold weather.
Prof. Jadwln, Misses Jodie Hackley,
Edna Dean, Mary Peddleord and
Florence Kidd went to Lexington
Thursday morning to attend the
Teachers Association of Lafayette Co.
Mrs. N. H. Mccain and daughter
Jane, Of Odessa, Mrs. Bryant and
children. of Kansas, but formerly OF
Hlgginsville we're entertained Monday
and Tuesday at the home of Geo. B.
Sydnor.
j. H. Smith and wife had their little
daughter Christened last Sunday at
the Lutheran church as Bertha
Eouise. After the services a most
elegant dinner was served by Mrs.
Smith assisted by Misses Annabel
Morgan and Olga Frerking. Those
present were; Q. j. D'rerking and
family, Jno. Smith sra and fsmily
Geo. Rogge and wife, r. H. Green and
wife, Joe Frerking and wife and Miss
Ella Smith.
The following young people formed
merry boating party at the Sports
men lake Monday evening: Misses
Bessie Wood, Mildred Merideth,
Anna Nc Zentmeyer, Marie Carlton,
Margreta Corder, Anna and Ellen
Hughes, Claubel Corder, Leah and
Edna Frerking, Lucille Reynolds, Alma
and Florence Slusher. Messrs. Alvin
FrOrkiDg, Walter Heiter, Phillip
Smith, Earl Reynolds, Walter LieSe,
LOUIS Schultz and Oscar WollermAn.
The ladies OF the Parsonage and
Home Mission Society Of the Metho-
dist church spent Wednesday in the
country with Mrs. Ben Freeland.
The ladies are busy making quilts,
etc., and spent the day in sewing and
delightful social conversation. The
menu, fried and baked chicken, oyster
and salmon salad, pickles, vegetables,
hot rolls, charlotte russo, all kinds OF
cakes and coffee. Those present were
Mesdames VIM. Ellison, Slusher,
Wood, Kidd, Armentrout, zentmeyer,
Haynes and Hunter Barley; Misses
Daisy VanMeter and Ida Russell.
Mrs FreelaDd was ably assisted in
entertaining her guests by her mother,
Mrs Benton, and daughter, LeGfande.
We notice from the Lexington News
that some Ooncordia enthusiast has
proceeded the close of the base ball
season and dubbed Concordia penuaut
winners Of Lafayette county. Now
the impartial people OF the county
who know and pretend to keep up
with base ball know this isn't a fact.
Corder has written Concordia twice
without any resulst, which can be
verified by calling on or writing Con
cordla's manager, We knew they
would hardly play us again when they
carried the blue ribbons back home
concealed after the last game. Corder
now takes this means OF challenging
Concordia through the press of the
county to play anywhere outside of
Coneordia, as we were there last.
County papers please copy