The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-06-26
eORDER HENS

Mrs. Wm. Landrnm OF Waverly
visited in this city last Saturday.
Lloyd Slusher returned Sunday
from trip to Western Kansas.
Henry Holcher and Chris Temple
shipped a number OF cars of cattle
to Chicago market last Saturday.
The COrder band will give moon
light picnic on next Saturday night,
June 20, at Chas. Lieser's Grove.
Everyone invited TO be present and
enjoy the evening.
Mrs. VIM. vanarsdale Elmwood |
visited in this city with relatives last
week.
Mrs. G. ], Lewis was shopping in
Higginsville Saturday
Henry slusher of north of town
purchased an automobile one day this
week. 1t IS like Frerking and
Wollenman's.
The Methodist Sunday school will
not observe Children's day as in
tended.
Frank Garnett of Kansas City is
visiting in this city this week with
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Garnett.
S. NJ. Reynolds went to Kansas City
the first of the week on business.
Harrison Crayehs of Mexico was
here between trains Monday.
Mrs. Steve Hughes visited in May
view last week,
Mrs. w. Wollenman and baby son,
/, Carl, are taking few weeks vaca-
tlon in Excelsior Springs on account
Of their health.
Willie Riley of Slater spent Sun
day in Corder with relatives and
friends.
Walter Sydnor and family spent
several days OF last week visiting
. with relatives in Lees Summit.
P. a. Larkin was in Kansas City
last Monday.
e VIM. Hartman moved back to Cor
Y der last week after spending few
months at Higginsville.
). Miss Florence slusher returned
Y from Dover last Monday where she
/. has been visiting with friends.
Miss Helen Groves left last Friday
y for sedalia, Mo, where she will
spend several weeks visiting with
relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Ham, who has been i'll
n for some time, was removed to a sana
e tarium 10 Kansas City one day last
week where she is rapidly improving.
Y Hunter Barley, Jr., who has been
d attending school at Morrisville, came
home last Saturday to spend vacation
n Joe Larkin went to Kansas City last
r Monday where he purchased a runa'
bout automobile of the Bucks and Sc
e cured the agency tor other machines
is Corder Will be stocked with automo'
/. biles in tew mouths.
e A number of new buildings are be
y ing b tilt in Corder this spring ant
d. they add much to the appearance o
J. the town. We mention few below
Mr.. Reynolds public hall on Mail
street, Dr. Moore's new office on La
fayette street and A. G. Helms dwell
n, ing near Chas. Lieser's grove. Their
y, are also large number of dwelling
'n being remodeled.
20 There will be a match game o
~ baseball next Sunday, July q, al
Corder, Kierstead's park. corde
arsi team win play the second of tn,
series with Concordia. Corder woi
lie the first game and hot game is ez
pected for next Sunday. Admission
~ 25 cents. Ladies free.
DR.. McAllister and family, former
~ y residents of Corder and lately 0
Joplin, arrived here last week to visi
with old friends and relatives. W
" are glad to see them on the street
OF Corder once more and the fan
as lily looks well. They left Tuesday.
Robert James received an embleI
from his son, Ben, who is on the |
S. 5. Denver of the 3rd squadron {
as the Pacific fleet. The emblem is al
hand work and is a remarkable piece
y being about yd. yd. and came d
h. rect from Japan. In the center
his picture which is surrounded b
th six silk American flags. At the to
ng is the American eagle embrolders
in silk in different colors and at tt
- bottom is the itinerary surroun,
NJ ed by an anchor aud spy glasses.
The Corder baseball team strnr