The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-13
cORDER ITENS.

family of %. (. Hetter of this city.
Jess Jones, who is working in Nan
sas City spent Sund ~ with his par
euts.
Berry See was called 10 Kirksville,
Mo, on account Of the illness of his
father.
Misses Annie and Ethel Barley,
who are attending high school in
Marshall, we're home this week on
account of the sickness OF their /
grandfather, D, J. Waters, in Hig-
ginsville.
Porter Paine, wife and baby spent
few days this week with Corder
friends.
Miss Eva Holman of near Aullville
>pent Saturday md Sunday with her
parents in this city.
Tom Jones was in Higginsviue Sun
day.
Everett Bassett left Sunday morn
ing for Kansas City where he will
work.
The following we're in Alma Sun
day: Walter Shultz, Jack Weigel
and Alois Hefter. They returned to
! Corder on the mail,
James Kirby OF Blackburn spent
. Sunday here as the guest of his
. grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
? Thompson,
Steve Kelley, Jr., went to Kansas
y City Tuesday.
Chas. Ernestmeyer, who is attend
ing school in Sedalia, spent Sunday
t with friends and relatives in and
e near Corder.
e Milton Hefter left last Friday
evening for New York City, where
he win enlist in the U. S. navy.
a. VIM. Adams and family left this
-e week for Kansas City, where they
will make their future home.
lg Willie See and Lewis Greer were
We in Higginsville Friday
n c. ]. Pragman is on the sick lis
wv this week.
DO Mrs. Wm. Groves was in Higgins
= Vile Wednesday,
~ Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Kansa
City is at home this week on accoun
to of sickness.
lie Mrs. Agin Of Kansas City was her
this we,k visiting Miss Lillia
as Kleinschmidt.
nR Mrs. WIN. Wilson and Miss Ma
. Andrews were shopping in Higgins
" Vile one day this week.
John Wilson Of Higginsville wa
iis seen on thestreets of Corder Tuesday
Miss Hannah Groves left Tuesda
&c for Keytesville, Mo-, where she wi
ne visit her sister, Mrs. Parks.
J. L. Reddick is on the sick list.
p- John Willis of Higginsville wa
-" here last Thursday.
ne The play given at Odessa last Sal
urday night did not meet with muc
success. On account of not advertisin
.ar only a small crowd was present an
'oi the proceeds barely covered expe
nc ses, although all people that
tended enjoyed the play and tn
ly. troop itself say they had a fir
.ws time and were none loser by the tri
tor E. S. Willis visited in Higginsvil
OPP Friday and Saturday.
1 The band concert that was civ
Friday night at the high school a
ditorium met with much success. II
ted program consisted of quartett'
ay' solos and special numbers by Il
,hi. band. \ very good sized house W
ees present and the program was enjoy
the and appreciated by all. Half OF t
get proceeds we're donated to the ch;
fund, the other half went to the bai
The Corder Debating society n
last Thursday night at the hi
are school auditorium and those prese
g's witnessed a fine debate. The gu
for tion was .Resolved that the Govel
The ment should own and operate
au- Railroads." After the crowd had
les- sembled they were highly entertain
with music by Miss Edna Frerkir
tor Six able speakers delivered talks
d the subject before the house, at
.dna which they were again entertain
en- with music by the same musicii
has Alta late hour the society adjourn
nps, to meet on each Thursday night
But the future. Everyone is invited
Sc come out and be entertained by tn
lice debates as well as to be instruct
e of
that Mrs. Howard Wilson, who has b
ace. making an extended visit with
APP sister, Mrs. Mamie q. Steele, in
iuslc city, left yesterday for her no
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