The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-01-30
cORDER ITEMS.

Sunday.
Misses Hannah and Jo1ie Gloves
spent Sunday in Marshall With rela-
tives.
The firm OF Schreier & Neimeier
dissolved partnership Tuesday after
20 days business Mir. Neimeier
bought the part of his partner.
o. c. Bolin sold his household goods
to the highest bidder Tuesday even
ing at o'clock. A large crowd
gathered and things sold reasonably
we'll. Mr.. Boliu leaves his wife with
her mother while he will go to Okla
TO look for place to locate. We are
sorrow to have Mr.. Bolin leave Cor
der. a
r. L. George and wife spent Sun
day with relatives.
The first issue of the Corder Jour.
nal was published Jan. 2S This is
sue is a day later than it will be in
the future on account Of misplaced
shipment Of type.
Mrs. August Earnestmeyer left
Monday evening for Buckner, Mo-,
where she will visit her Brother, Geo.
Humphrey.
Steve Kelley, Willie Free, Harry
Morts and otto Earnestmeyer left
Monday evening for Mexico,' Mo-, +,
where they viii work in shoe fac
tor.
The skating rink will give prize
of $500 next Saturday night for the
neatest couple in disguise on skates.
An admission of 10 cents win be
charged at the door and 10 cents to
skate.
Nathan Corder is sick this week,
but is improving rapidly.
H. f. Kleinschmldt is visiting rela-
tives in St. Loui, this week.
Mrs Neal Lewis is sick this week,
but is improving.
Miss Mary Barley of Central col
| lege is home on visit.
Mrs. E. S. wills entertained the
families of Hunter and LOUIS Barley
at fine dinner Sunday.
Mrs. w. B. Cobb is improving and
will be out on crutches in few days.
Siej Bassett went to Kansas City
| Tuesday.
Miss Edua Cord"-, who is teaching
the Three Grove school, Sundayed
with friends and relatives.
At a business meeting of the Golden
Links Missionary society Friday
night, beautiful gold w. f. NJ. pin
was given to Miss Iva Bassett for re-
ceiying the most new members,
Mrs Mary Corrin pleasantly en-
tertained a number of young folks
Friday night in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel, who celebrated
her ninete en- h birth d a y.
The guests arrived at an early
hour and the evening was scent IN
playing variety of games and in
guessing contest. Byron Saunders
and Bernice Bassett tied. The
lucky number was drawn by Byron
Saunders and as prize he was pre-
sented with beautiful hand painted
plate. Milton Hefter won the booby
prize, teddy bear, Refreshments
consisting of pineapple ice and cake
we're served at IL O'Clock and the
merry making broke up at twelve.
The guests present were: Misses
Lilah Kleinschmldt, Mable Knipmey-
er, Mae Andrews, Bernice Bassett,
Ria Saunders, Byrd and Matte
Hackley, Lena Kidd and Maisie
Dean and Milton Hefter, Alvin
Rleiuschmidt, Ben Wilson, Sidney
Willis and Byron Saunders and Mrs
Everett Bassett and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stormer Saunders.
The proprietors of the Diamond
skating rink gave two sl.5O prizes Sat
urday night, Jan. %, to the successful
person, in a barrel race and diying
race. The first race was the barre
rolling contest. Three persons en-
tered. namely: Alfred Henderson,
Roy Doak and Westley Cunningham.
After a five minute race Mr. Hender-
son came out victorious. In the div
ing race each person had to skate
around the rink and 90 through a
barrel and he was out Steve kel-
| ly, Tommie James and Earl Compton
entered. Tommie James won by a
few feet.
w. V. Curtis sold Tuesday for