The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-07-10
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Monday.
Corder Reynolds went. to Kansas
City Monday morning and returned
Tuesday,
Willie Petite returned home Mon
day from Lexington, where be has
been working.
Miss Byrd Hackley visited friends
in Marshall, Slater and Gillian last
Saturday and Sunday.
C.H. Niemeir, wife and family
spent Sunday visiting relatives near
Doncordia.
The Cliften Remedy Co. in vaude-
vile is here this week giving per-
formances every night. They have
an airdome, but on account of bad
weather they did not have large
crowd the first two nights.
We are glad to report that Andy
Thompson is able to be out again
after severe spell of sickness.
Miss Mabel Corrin left Sunday
morning for Kansas City where she
will spend the summer.
Rev. T. A. Bowman accompanied
his daughter, Mrs. ], W. Alexandria,
as far az Slater last Tuesday. Her
home is in Williamsburg.
Miss Mae Andrews was shopping
in Higginsville last Fridav.
Mrs. John Thomas visited in Kan
sas City last Friday.
Harvey Meyers made old friends
visit in Sedalia aud vicinity this
week and returned home Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Reynolds left Monday
morning for various places in Henry
County where she will visit.
Miss Ethel Slusher accepted a posi-
tion last Friday with the mills
at Lexington as stenoghapher. Miss
slusher has had good experience and
is excellent help.
The La Mont Bros. shows will give
an exhibition in this city on Saturday,
July, 10. They have advertised the
town thoroughly and large crowd is
expected to be out that day,
The farmers around here are all
busy cutting wheat and some of the
threshers started out this week.
Corder Gid not have much celebra-
tion on the fourthor rather the fifth,
but what individuals had was very
good. C. A. Benton had his usual
display and large crowd was on the
streets. The fireworks lasted good
while and were enjoyed by the eager
townspeople.
Prof Schaepperkoetter Of COlum.
bia spent the fourth visit
ing relatives near Corder. He re-
turned to school Tuesday.
The Sophia Connor Golden Links
held their monthly business meeting
last Friday night with Miss Mae An
drews at the home of VIM. Wilson
on Main street. A large number
of the members we're in attendance
and all reports we're turned in.
After all business transaction were
attended to, light refreshments of
punch and cake we're served and
they were enjoyed by young folks,
A good sized crowd spent the
fourth in the following places and
most report good time: Blackburn,
concordia and Odessa.
, Misses Nellie and Lucille Martin
visited relatives in Kansas City sew
eral days this week and returned
home Tuesday night.
: Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Lewis hav,
! been in Kansas City this week re
ceiving treatment for their health.
They returned home Tuesday night
John Morgan, who has been in
Kansas City for some time in the
past, arrived here last week for ;
short stay.
Five of the young matrons of oul
city entertained large crowd o
the "Unmarriedsn at a rare oppor
tunity in the way Of social function
last Thursday night at Chas. Leiser'i
grove. The park was Illuminated in
manner that ithas never before know
and all other departments we're il
perfect harmony with it. Booths by
the half dozen were scattered al
! over the place and eatables of every
description we're obtainable. Seat
/ we're prepared for the guests in
the coy corners and the scene wa'
one very pleasing to the eye. Al
a very late hour refreshments wer
served by the hostesses after whicl
the picnic broke up. all expressing
themselves as having lovely time
Frank Harrison of Slater was her