The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-05-29
cORDER ITEMS.

MIS- D VI. Reynolds spent Thurs
day in Kansas City.
D. G. jackson was in Higginsville
Thursday.
c. L. Wilson was in Blue Springs
Friday on business.
Will Riley of Slater visited his par
ents last week.
Mrs. Fletcher Groves spent Thurs
day in Marshall with relatives.
Hugh Crowder returned Friday from
Oklahoma where he has been visiting
relatives.
Master Lawrence A~rmbruster is
visiting in Odessa with relatives this
week.
Walter sydnor shipped cattle to
ST. Louis week.
Born, to the wife of W. F. Lieser
Monday, May "a, a boy. Mother and
son are doing nicely.
Mrs. George Adams aud Mrs. Tina
Kath of Lowell, Wis, visited Mrs.
Jacob Haas.
Miss Lucille Reynolds returned
Tuesday from Kansas City.
Harry Rodekohr returned from
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Danken-
bring, of Sweet Springs the latter
part of last week.
Dave Garrett has installed nice
tables and chairs in his bakery, so he
can serve cream to his customers.
S. NJ. Reynolds has begun work on
the reconstruction of the old school
house which will be converted into a
public hall.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave an ice cream and strawberry
supper Thursday night at the Miners
hall. The patronage was liberal and
1t proved a success.
Oscar Morehead and wife of Okla
homa are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lewis.
Misses Ada and Mabel Corrin, John
Morgan and Lesley Jones drove to
Higginsville Saturday night to wit
ness the play.
The first annual Decoration Day
Memorial service will be held at Cal
vary cemetery Saturday afternoon,
May 20. a program will be prepared
with music and possibly a ~fraternal
parade.
A very interesting base ball game
was played last Thursday at Kier-
stead park. While the game was
not as good as it could have been
there were plenty of features to
make it interesting. The south side
won by a score of 20 to 10.
The Corder band held a bushes S
meeting last week to select a direc-
tor, as Prof. Holenwald resigned.
Prof. Kircheis Of Concordia was Sc
.ected. de is a musician of rare
lbility and a wide reputation ana
sill no DOUBT develop our band into
'ne of the best in this part of the
He will come once a week
10 instruct them.
Miss Milered Saunders Is spending
several days in town this week with
Miss Eunice Willis,
Mrs. F S. zentmeyer Of Higgins
Vile spent Wednesday night with
Mrs VIM. Wilson.
Mrs Ben Kidd, who mas been sick
Tor the past three months returned
her nome in Prairie DuChien, Wis
,onsin, accompanied by her mother,
Yrs. Clark, who has been here with
Ter. Ben Kidd accompanied them as
as Kansas City. We are glad TO
inow they arrived safely.
The Red Men lodge gave an ice
'ream supper Tuesday night at the
Miners hall. notwithstanding the
weather. there was a good atten-
lance.
The Elstun Bros. show which came
lere to show Monday did not show on
account Of the heavy rains Monday
light.
Rev. NJ. Larkin of north of town
the pulpit Sunday at tn e
Methodist church south. He preached
very able sermon, NJ that was en-
Dyed by all.
Miss Jennie Bell of Corder, who
las been attending the State Normal
{ Warrensburg for the past three
ears, has been elected to teach the
'arr school near Lexington.