The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-11
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David Enoch returned from Colo
RADIO Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Goodwin Of
Alma attended the ball game Tues
day
Mrs. Willis setley of Kansas City
is here visiting her parents, August
Earustmeyer, and wife.
Mrs. Geo. 7. Bell and sons, Clar-
ence, Marvin and Geo, Jr., celebra-
ted the Fourth in odessa and visited
relatives,
Clarence Bell spent Sunday in May
view at the home of Ira johnson.
Mrs. S. j. Wagner, south of Cor
der, went to Odessa Sunday to spend
a week with her sister.
Mr.. Grover and Leroy Doak spent
the Fouth in o dessa.
Walter sydner and wife left
for Lees Summit Saturday to visit
his parents, Mr.. G. B. sydner and
wife.
Mrs, Hattie Hatton and son, Rob-
ert, with Mrs. Berry, Starke and son,
Gordon, visited the family of VIM,
Groves Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson is visiting in
Higginsville this week.
The Corder band played for the
Hodge picnic, July 4th. The band has
been organized about a year and have
practiced until they are now as good
as any band of their age.
Mrs. Hunter Barley and family
went to Higginsville Friday and
went to Blackburn, where t~hey-spent
their Fourth.
Large crowds went from here to
Odessa, Blackburn and Hodge Satur-'
day, the Fourth.
Miss Anna Willard of Corder vicin-
ity was called to Oklahoma to the
~deathbed of her sister, Mrs. j, 7. Red
ding, last week.
Mrs. Paige, the Worthy Grand Ma
tron of the Order Of the Eastern
Star, lectured to the Corder Chapter
Thursday. She was entertained by
one of the ORDERS members.
Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. George
Wilson and Miss Lola Frazier visited
the family of VIM. Wilson Tuesday.
The Corder band will give a noon
light picnic Saturday night, July IL.
Everybody invited to attend.
I ]. Sam Pollock and wife of Blair
town, Mo-, are visiting Rev. and Mrs.
w. B. Cobb and wife.
Miss Mary Maggard of Fulton, Mo-,
f is spending the summer here with
Mrs Feltner, her mother.
Harrison Cravens, the night opera
tor at Mexico, formerly of Corder, is
here for a short stay with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cravens.
L. N. Barley shipped several car
loads of fat cattle and received a
car load of feeders.
Richard vanmeter shipped cattle
Wednesday.
The following attented the show in
Higginsville Saturday night: Hayes
and Leo wollenman, Ben and VIM.
Hefter, John Burton, John Buchan-
non, Ed Hackley, Hugh Kidd, r. L.
Gaines and orlin Pence.
Wilson Frazier spent the Fourth
with his mother at Lexington.
Marguerite Corder left for Color
ado City Tuesday. She was accom-
: panied as far as Kansas City by her
mother,
Leon Lewis and wife of st. Paul,
Mimi, arrived here last week. Mr..
Lewis will leave his wife here with
7 her parents, while he goes to British
Columbia.
Mrs. James Hudson returned from
Lection, Mo, Tuesday where she has
been visiting her sick daughter.
Dan Knipmeyer, George Reynolds
4 and Alvin Frerkiug lately Of Kansas
city, are visiting here with parents
r and friends.
: Rep. J., H. christy vas here Wed
nesday.
Fleet Smith of St. Louis is here
visiting Master Temple Starke Of
this vicinity.
A ball game between the Kickapoo
Indians and Corder took place at
Kiestard park Tuesday. corder beat
the Indians by a score of IA to 2.
, c. L. Williams, manager Of the
Diamond Coal company, went to Col.
orado Monday where he closed the
G contract with the c. & A. r. r.. for
y coal. At present the railroad will
use all the coal the company can pro-
s duce.