The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-01-23
cORDER ITEMS.

umbia, Mo.
VIM. See and Louis Greer spent
Sunday evening in Higginsville.
Hugh Rackley and wife of Slater
came up Tuesday to spend a few
days with relatives.
Scott zentmeyer of 9igglnsville
was visiting J. NJ. Armourtrout this
week.
Misses Helen Groves and Lucille
Reynolds in Higginsville Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. X. p. Kramer was a passenger
to Higginsville Monday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Ward OF Higginsvile
has been nursing the late Mrs. Oscar
Green.
Milton Hefter was down from Hig-
ginsville Tuesday night.
Miss Mary Woods was shopping in
Higginsyille Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard George we're
in Higginsyille Saturday.
Gus Frerking was in Higginsvlle
Monday evening.
A small crowd of Alma's young folks
attended the skating rink Saturday
night.
Miss Mary Marquis was in Higgins
vile Monda.
Miss Mamie Brown of Dover, who
is attending school here, Sundayed
with homefolks.
Miss Lena Smith of Higginsyille
is spending the week with Corder
friends
Mrs. Everett Bassett left for Kan
sas City Saturday where she will
visit.
Miss Jennie Emmerson left for Kan.
sas City Saturday where she will
make her future home with her Sis
ter, Mrs. John Carroll, of that place.
4 The cid school building including
the foundation was boughtby S. NJ.
Reynolds, consideration $3.50. Sealed
lids we're handed in, but Mr.. Rey-
Ilolds vas the highest. The building
I must be moved in thirty days from
the date of sale.
Miss Katherine Neal of Higgins
vile spent Sunday with Miss Lucille
Martin of near this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wermhano Of Yelling
ton, Kans., spent the week with Miss
! Elnora Haas and her mother of this
place.
Miss Ada Corrin spent the latter
part Of last week in the country.
Miss Stella Pruett of Higginsville
spent Monday with the family of Jas.
Hutson and returned home Monday
evening.
S. A. Wilson of Sioux City, Iowa,
on his way from New York stopped
off here Monday to 5ce friends and
relatives in and near Corder and to
get his wife. The couple left We'd
nesday morning for Sioux City.
Anybody wishing to subscribe for
| the new Corder paper, call on Leslie
and Dale Wilson who are agents au-
thorlzedtocollect subscription money.
jess Humphrey, who left some time
ago for Oklahoma returned last
week and advertised his household
goods for sale Monday a large
crowd of people were present and
things sold well. VIM. Wilson was
auctioneer. MIR Humphrey and his
family left Immediately for Okla
homa where he intends to make bis
future home.
A prize Of $500 was given at the
skating rink Saturday night for the
best couple In Disguise. An admission
OF 10 cents was charged at the door,
/ but Notwithstanding this a large
crowd was on skates andstin a larger
crowd we're spectators. a good per
cent Of the skaters we're dressed COM
! ically and Miss Lucille Martin and
| Harvey Meyers won the prize, both
being black face.
John Smith Of the drm Of Smith
Bros. Of this place fell and broke his
hip while entering his yard Tuesday
At ll.sn. Mr.. Smith was on his way
to dinner when the accident occurred.
/ There was no help at hand, but peo-
pie came to help him in the house. A
doctor was soon called and his wound
examined and was reported to be in
very bad condition. Mr. Smith
had been sick all sumner with fever
and has been out only a few months.
| We hope the wounded man win soon
lrecover and again appear on the