The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-05-04
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Dan Jackson spent Sunday in
Blackburn.
w. c. Carlton Of Kansas City visit
ed here Sunday
Mr.. an Mr.. d. H. Garnett OF Mar
shall spent Suncay here.
H. L. Hadkley of Slater spent Mon
dav morning with homefolks.
Mrs Butler Thomas of Higginsville
spent Sunday here With relatives.
Louis shultz aud Alvin Frerking
left Sunday evening for Kansas City.
oscar Jones John and Henry Dres-
selhous spent last Friday in Kansas
City.
Miss Emma Neil of near Alma
spent Saturday here with Mrs. r. L.
Gaines.
Miss Lucy Marshall of Nelson Mo-,
is now the guest of her sister Mrs.
H. L. Bray.
Mrs. G. r. Beatty OF Higginsville
spent part of last week here the guest
of her sister Mrs. Nathan Corder.
Rev. and Mrs. Cobb left Monday for
IaMonte from there they will visit in
Independence and Kansas City Kas.
Miss Margaret Lake left Sunday
evening for Higginsville, after very
pleasant visit with Miss Margarita
Corder
Mrs. Parks and daughter, Roberta,
left "Wednesday for their home in
Keytesyile after visit to J. F.
Groves and family.
Miss Emma Kidd left Friday Of last
week for Morrisville, where she will
take special six weeks course in
Morrisville College.
w. ]. Lieser left Friday of last
week for his home in Los Gates Cal,
after six weeks visit here with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. J.,L. Beaner and children re-
turned Sunday to their home in Kan
sas City after visit with Mrs. Bes-
sic Hackley and family.
Mrs. Charley Saunders left Tuesday
for her home in Samss Col, after
visit here with her sister, Mrs. 7. B
Corrin, and other relatives.
Mr.. Nathan Corder and daughter
Misses Ellen and Elizabeth Wilson
left Tuesday for District Conference
which meet at LaMonte Mo.
One of the most delightful event
that the Corder young people hav
enjoyed for some time was the receE
tIoh rendered to the Seniors by tn
Juniors of the Corder High Schoo
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds threw ope
their elegant home and our ga
Juniors and wise Seniors took posses
sion of it Miss Lucille Reynold
assisted by the members of her clas
did everything to make the Who'll
evening one round of pleasure
Surely no guest ever had NOR
charming hostess. Quite earnestl
did they betake themselves to wor
when they we're invited to take pan
in two contests. One was wOI
study on the word violet" Mil
Edna Dean received the prize, one {
the late books. The other was el
titled "nuts to crack" and resulted
A tie between Misses Chamberli
and Hackley. Miss Chamberlin DIRE
the lucky card and vas awardC
another one of the late books. Son
delightful instrumental music WI
furnished by different members
the class and some very enjoyab
vocal selections by Miss Chamberl
and Miss Lucille Reynolds An elegar
three course lunch was served. ~
Juniors spared neither pains n
means to make the reception su
cess from beginning to finish Al
late hour the guests departed wi
many congratulations for the Senio
and wishes that the class of 'OS m
be as fortunate as the class of Y
Many thanks are rendered the
young people, also MIR. and M
REYNOLDS for the evening which W
so greatly enjoyed. Besides t
members of both classes and t
teachers, there we're present as Wis
ors Misses Flora Leiser and Lu
Marshall of Corder and Miss Margu
ite Lake and Ned O'Brien of Higgi
vile.