The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-04
cORDER MEMS.

Mrs. James starke is on the sick
list this week.
c. L. Wilson returned from
Chicago Friday.
Miss Nellie Martin is visiting rela.
tives in ~Centerview.
B. E. Hefter was in Kansas City
Tuesday on business.
Miss Beulah Corder returned to
her home in Kansas City, Saturday.
Miss Stella Lewis is visiting the
family of T. NJ. Lake of Higgins
vile.
L N. Barley shipped an extra fine
car load of fat hogs to the St, Louis,
Tuesday.
Miss Susie Barley is spending the
week as the guest of Miss Mae
Andrews.
Miss Edna Corder is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill,
Of Latour, Mo.
The Corder Home Telephone com
pany installed a switch board in
Dover last week.
Mrs. G. M. Lewis and baby son.
Thomas William, spent Friday with
Mrs. William Wilson.
Mrs. John Walters of Hodge and
her daughter, Elizabeth, visited Mrs.
VIM. Wilson Wednesday.
Miss Matte Hackley visited her
sister in Kansas City Sunday and
brought her little niece home for a
short stay.
Miss Ella Maleeny of St. Louis, Mo.
is here visiting her cousins, Miss
Edna Carthrea and Mrs. Matte
Steele.
Mrs. Minnie Knlpmeyer aud daugh-
Ter OF Hlgglnsvllle visited Misses
Mable and Bess Kuipmeyer of this
city, Friday.
Mrs. Waiter Lubbock and family
returned from Colorado Wednesday,
where they intended &c locate, ii
did not like the West.
Hayes Wollenman, Leo wollenman,
Hugh Kidd, Louis Peerless, Harris
Bray and Tiffany Doak went to Hig-
ginsVille Friday night.
Henry Holcder shipped 1870 head of
beef cattle to New York City Friday.
These cattle averaged s97, 90
apiece, weighing about l,4OO pounds.
Miss Ella Haas is enjoying her va
cation in Chicago. ]. G. Bliucoe of
Higginsville is taking her place in
the branch store of Hoefer and
Minershagen.
Miss Sicily L%yncthunm of Bronough.
Vernon County, Mo-, accompani ed
Miss Leana Kidd home from Norris
vile college where they attended
school. Miss Lyncthunm came
Thursday and left Tuesday evening
for Sweet Springs where she will
visit friends.
The contractor of the new school
building, George F. Reggie, started
to grade the grounds for the new
site, Monday morning. The building,
which is to be brick, is to cost near
Sl3, 900 and will soon be under head
way 1t is estimated that it will
not be finished before the first of
January next.
Hon. Seward A. Haseltine Of
Springfield, Mo-, Democrat candi-
date for Congress of the 18th Con.
gressional district of Missouri, deliy-
cred an address to a large audience
here Thursday night. Mr.. Haseltine
is a very able speaker and Doubt ess
made a great many votes for himself
in this precinct,
The business men of this city held
meeting Monday night to decide
on the question of having their an
nual picnic on the 10Th Of July. The
carried and the picnic is to
be bigger and better than ever be-
fore. This annual affair Is looked
forward to by everybody over the
and always had a large at
tendance.
Died, at his home in Magnolia, I'll.
Thursday, June 25th, John Kidd, age
years. The deceased was born in
Virginia and came to Missouri with
his parents when he was quite young.
was raised in this county and
served in the Southern army under
General Price. After the war he
went to Illinois and has been living
there since.
Married, at the Baptist church in
Marshall, Mr.. Charles Seefluth of
Mt. Vernon, III. and Miss Bessie Knip-
of Corder, by Rev. T. P.ATar-
tee, II O'Clock moo on June 80. The
happy couple left the night of the