The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-07-24
cOROER ITEMS

Mrs. c. W. Lewis visited relatives
in Higginsville this week.
c. L. Wilson made business trip
to Marshall Saturday.
W.. Petty has been very sick this
week.
The Corder section men were called
to Glasgow last Friday to work on the
washout in the c. & A. track near
this place.
Miss Helen Groves is visiting her
friend, Miss Hazel Chappell, of Mar
shall this week.
Miss Lena Kidd left Tuesday morn
ing for Odessa for a short stay with
Miss Laura Heisler.
Miss Clara Bell Corder is visiting
In Kansas City this week with
friends.
James Hutson is making a visit
with relatives in Bolivar.
Chris Temple shipped A cars of
cattle to Kansas City Saturday.
Dale Wilson vas on the sick list
last Monday.
Denver Neimeier left for his home
in Indiana to live. We are sorry to
have Denver leave Corder.
Miss Eta See is away on a two
weeks visit in Kansas City with
relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Neal Lewis attended
the Ringing Bros. circus in Kansas
City Monday.
Miss Florence Kidd is taking a
few weeks vacation in Pertle
Springs.
Otto Priest, formerly of Corder and
of late from Aullville was in town on
business last Monday.
Joe Larkin made business trip to
r Kansas City Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Slusher, who is working
in Lexington, spent Sunday in Cordel
with homefolks.
Misses Minnie and Nora Kueck O
Concordia visited with the family 0
# G. A. Frerking the first of the week
c Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lunbeck 0
Malta Bend spent Sunday in Corde
-eI WITH rel.ssves They we're accom-
d panied home by their daughter an
Master Edward Willis.
r The following attended the ban
It concert in Higginsville last Frlda
night: Mary and Sarah Jones an
. Frank Stolin. They had a fine time
It We are glad to report that tn
trains are once again running owe
n the c. & A. track.
g Fred Morgan acting as mayor ha
called special election to be hel
st July 9th for the purpose of electin
a a mayor of the city.
Died at the home of her sor
ne Proctor Campbell, north of tow
is Mrs. Jennie Campbell, age 65. Mr.;
r. Campbell had been in bad health 70
some time and she passed away la'
Monday. The funeral was held
Tuesday in the home at2 o'clOcI
The remains we're buried in the Co
y, der cemetery.
rs This year the business men OF Co
a der are planning to make the annu
of picnic for July 20 the largest eve
known. There will be floats by Il
av business men at night and mar
ID other new attractions have bee
,at added, making the picnic on Il
,at whole the best ever known her
of You can't afford to miss the picni
of A very enjoyable evening W
in spent last Saturday night in I
len beautiful lawn of @. L. Wilson WHIT
Of the Goldenlinks Society gave lem
ay squeeze to large number of invit
guests. The yard was beautifu
ext decorated and the appearance "
ib- striking. Refreshments of eve
ind kind could be obtained and all
on, ioyed the evening
The Marshall Merchants base b
team met with defeat last Sund
when they lined up against Cor'
W. here at Kierstead park. As usus
good crowd was present to witn'
corder's victory, but expected son
what more of fight over it II
MI. Marshall put up. Corder put t
neo score IA to and thinking 'it wa
'sit shame to take the money" qu
Corder has found but one te
tile around here that could interest th'
Ted That team is Concordia. OF
to series Of three games two have b
YES. played. Each team won one and a II
Mss game win be played at the Cor
ugh Picnic July 20. This win bey
urs- doubt be the hottest game Of
sior season and none can afford to miss