The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-02-13
coRpFR ITEMS.

Chris Kramer lett Wednesday iOr
Indian Territory where ne intends TO
locate.
Tom Jones IS an apprentice at the
shoemaker's trade in Higgins'ille.
Miss Edna Corde, OF Three Grove
school house spent sunday with Mrs,
r. L. Gaines.
Clarence Peoples is learning the
printers trade in the Corder journal.
D. G. Jackson was in Il gginsvhle
on business Saturday evening.
Miss Flossie jackson of near Alma
spent Monday with Mrs. f. Moore OF
this place.
San Humphrey and family of Hlg-
ginsville spent Sunday withthe family
of John Cross.
Miss Lucille Reynolds attended the
debate at HedgewOod school house
Friday night.
Oliver Bolin ,ett Sunday evening
for oklahoml, where he intends 70
locate.
Mss Eva Holman Of Aullville spent
Sunday with parents here.
+ J. Il H.isler gave le.ture to the
men OF Uorder at the Baptist church
Sunday morning. a gool sized
croSd was present ami MIR. HeIsler
delivered hi, message il an able
manner All men should have been
presenr. he returned 70 his ONE IN
Odessa Sunday evening.
Henry and Denver Neimeier are
assisting their brother, Chas. Nei
meier in his general merchandise
store here.
Mrs Geo. Giob 'ns OF Kansas City
is visiting with her sister, AIRS Mat
tie Steel-.
Mrs. W. D. Hall OF Queuemo, Hans,,
is wishing with her sister, Mrs.
Everett Bassett, of this place.
James Kirby OF Blackburn spent
Sunday with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Thompson.
Miss Annie Hughes, who is teaching
school near Higginsyillv spent sun
day with her parents in Corder.
Mrs. Lizzie Bunch Of Blackburn
spent few days + week with the
family of KIP. Kramer.
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. willis we're in
Lexington visiting this week ana
we're accompanied home by Mrs.
Fannie Coulter of that place.
Rsv. ]. j. Squires spent the past
week with thefamily of DR.. Carthrae
while his wife visited in Warensburg
with her daughter
Although small crowd was present
at the Wegner sale last Tuesday.
thingsso for good price. The
proceeds amounted to nearly $1,000.
VIM. Wilson and Arthur Frerking
were present from Corder.
The monthly meeting of the Golden
Links society was held at the home
of Mrs. r. L, Gaines. The principal
business before the society was the
election of Officers. Tney we're
elected as follows: Misses Lena
Add, Pres Nora Jones, Mildred
Maycock aud Lucille Martin, First,
Second and Third Vice Pres; Mae
Andrews, Secy.; Bernlce Bassett,
Asst. Secy.; Dorothy James, Cores
pouding Secy.; Helen Groves, Treas;
Mary Woods and Iva Bassett. Agents
for Paper. After all business mat
ters we're settled refreshments con.
sissing OF some home made candy
was served and all enjoyed the even
ing.
The seats for the assembly
hall in the school building we're re.
ceived Tuesday and the hall will be
equipped with ine opera seats in a
few weeks.
Robert NJ. Kelligen of Armenia
preached at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and be also lectured
in the same place Wednesday even
ing. Wednesday night a silver offer
ing was given at the door and line
program consisting of four distinct
numbers was given. Sunday morn
ing the Armenian told of his coun-
try, its religion, habits and massa-
cres and finally ended his program by
singing an American song in Turkish
language. All enjoyed both Of his
talks aud they will never regret the
silver offering. Mr.. Kelligen ,came
over TO the United States ~ years
ago and has spent his entire time in
/ study.