The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-06
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Rev. Bowman was in Alma Monday.
Clarence Bell went to Warrensbarg
last Thursday to visit his sister, Miss
Jessie, who is there in the Normal.
Clarence Bell and While Webb left
the first of the week for trip to
Nebraska.
Mrs. K. p. Kramer was a passenger
to Higginsyille Friday evening,
Mrs. VIM. Kidd is on the sick list
this week but is improving.
Denver Neimeier, Walter Schultz
aud Everett Morgan we're in Hig-
giussile Sunday evening and re-
turned on the plug.
Miss Edith Sebastian of Higgins
vile spent Saturday and Sunday with
toe family of Fred Morgan.
Mrs. Hugh Hackley and sister at
tended the play last Friday night and
also visited with the family Of Mrs.
Bette Hackley.
Miss Edna Corder spent Sunday in
Corder.
B. E. Hefter transacted business
in Lexington Monday and Tuesday.
Joe Bassett spent Saturday and
Sunday in Sweet Springs.
Mrs, R. L. Bishop was shopping in
Higginsville Monday.
Mrs. K. p. Kramer and little
daughter went to Kansas City Sunday
for weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Everett Bassett was shopping
in Higginsyille this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Hank and family
of Higginsville spent Sunday with
Corder friends.
Richard Knight and Willie Riley
left Sunday for Parsons, Kansas.
Miss Eta See was shopping in Hig'
ginsville one day this week,
Miss Edna Earnestmyer left Mon
day evening fSr Kansas City where
she will visit.
Ira Hackett of north g town took
tie train Wednesday morning fol-
Springfield, Mo-, where he win visit
Miss Laura Heisler received a mes
sage announcing the death OF hel
cousin at Odessa Monday. She tool
the evening for that place where SHE
attended the funeral.
Miss Bertha Bishop was substitut,
! Iin3school Tuesday.
Mrs. R. Miller was shopping il
| Higginsville one day this week.
Master Charles HuPg was the CUES
of corder friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry See spent Mon
day near Dover as the guests Of theil
cousin.
Rev. bingham of Sweet Springs de
llivered two able sermons at the
Methodist church here last Sunday
John Lee. Fred Lyod and Johl
Kelley we're in Alma Saturday.
e. S. Willis sale Tuesday was
success. A large crowd was presen
and the proceeds of the sale amount
ed to be about So, 500. At noon
lunch consisting of bread, bologna an
coffee and soup was served AM
everyone enjoyed the meal. The sal
began at IL o'clock and lasted until
o'clock. VIM. Wilson was the auction
eer. Mr.. Willis and family moved t
Corder Wednesday, where they wi
make their future home.
Fritz HonRoman moved on the farr
left by E. S. Willis Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Bell Corder and family
who have been living ia Kansas Cit
for the past year, arrived here las
Tuesday evening. Their goods wi
follow in few days aud they wi
again take up their place OF res
dence among US. We are glad t
welcome old friends into this con
munity.
Miss Myrtle Alt Is visiting in Ind'
dependence this week.
The play given last Friday night Z
home talent was just fine. All sea
we're sold and the curtain rose at 81
The play consisted Of three acts ar
the crowd was more than please'
About $40 was cleared and douate
to the new seats.
Mrs. II. c. Harper OF Kansas CT
arrived Tuesday evening for Wis
With the family OF T. C. Sawyer.