The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-27
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extended visit with friends there.
D. C. Jackson transacted business
in Higginsville Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Ham returned to Corder
Monday evening, where she win visit
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josh
Haynes.
Mrs. Julius Frerking was shopping
in HigginsyilIe Tuesday.
DR.. Mead was in our city again this
week.
Mrs. A. W. Willis of Higginsville
visited with the family of E. S. viii
lis the latter part of last week and
returned home Thursday.
Miss Mamie brown, who is attend
ing school here, spent Saturday and
Sunday with hei parents near Dover.
VIM. Wilson spent Saturday and
Sunday in Kansas CITY.
Miss Jodie Hackley was unable to
teach school Monday on account Of
illness. Miss Laura Heisler was sub
stitute and Miss Leila Smith taught
her room
Misses Georgia and Mary Page Of
Higginsville were the guests OF Cor
der friends several DAYS this week.
Born, to the wife of S. P. Maycoek,
Thursday, March Is, girl.
Mr.. Emerson, who was formerly of
this place and who has been in Kan
sas for some time IN the past, ar
rived here one day this week.
Orlin Miller is working for the
Western Union Telegraph company
this week. de will take up perman-
ent work in the near future.
Corder Reynolds was in Higgins
vile Monday evening.
Misses Florence and Irene Holcher
of north of town visited their rela-
tlves in Odessa several days last
week and returned home Sunday
evening.
The following viii take the teach
ers' examinations; Misses Rena
jackson, verna Bishop, Bessie osa
and Leila Smith.
Master Charlie Corrin is sick this
week.
Mrs. f. Bassett was shopping in
Higginsyille Monday.
Elba Cable OF Blackburn was here
on business this week.
VIM. Shreier and wife were in Hig-
ginsville this week.
Misses Olive Peoples and Lille
Cross are learning the millinery
trade under Miss Edna Frerking.
A good sized crowd attended the
show in Higginsville last Friday
night and enjoyed the trip very
much.
B. E. Hefter was in Higginsville
Monday.
Miss Maisie Mead gave house
party at her beautiful home in the
country last Saturday night in honor
of Misses Winnie and Willie George
of Slater. Refreshments consisting
| of ice cream and cake we're served al
eight O'Clock which were relished by
the guests very much. At a very
late hour the party broke up, all en-
ioyiug the evening. The guests pres
ent were: Misses Mary Carlton, Lu
cile Reynolds, Mary Marquis, Mamie
Corder, Ria and Mildred Saunders
and Jodie Groves; Geo. Reynolds, Lee
Wollenman, Leroy Bell, Avir
Kleinschmidt, Tom Bowman, Lyle
Corder and Byron Saunders.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson entertained 0
few friends to six o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening. A sumptuous din
ner was served and the evening wai
spent very pleasantly. AT a yerl
late hour the guests departed, wish
ing the host the good luck of the sea
son. Those present we're: &. L. vii
son and wife, E. S. Willis and wife
c. A. Benton aud wife and Ben Viii
son.
A birthday surprise party was givei
at the lovely home of Mrs. c. A
Benton last Friday by Mrs. Lauri
Freeland. The guests arrived with
out being discovered by the hostes
and a grand evening was spent. Tn
= guests present we're: Mesdame
c. C. Slosher, Geo. Ham, J S. Miller
; Jas. Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Wilson. The party adjourned a
five O'Clock. All report a Gne time
c. a. Keith spent Wednesday il
Kansas City.
Miss villa Curtis returned Tues
day evening from a short visit i
t. Odessa.