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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

SEER n1o Grau Safner i'm idonelp
8aiernlanoe, Ser &eimatb Der Stunt
perbringen po tie nod @elhrpt1ter
bat, sic file III % Sabren ni6t mebr
iab. - Gin getpiiier @err Wepers
traf bier am Mittmod ais Mgent Ell
ner Minneapoliier 6irma ein IN Der
Mbli6t, Sen etnen doer Sen a1oeren I'M
lerer @emobner fir 2an0fanf in Wter-
leo su geminnen. &err MeperS lit eiu
ausge5ei6l1eter @ertreter Ser 2ato=
geleal@oft, uno menn &ice ni6t balo
audi in Merico pertreten iein miro, TT
}oies %mabrbaftig &errn Mepers i6ulo
nidt.
ct. Midolas.
Die Jarmer treffen iebt @orberei-
tuna fir sic Maisiaat. Gin gutter,
marmer Megen mir0e Ben 6elofrub<
ten iebt lebr 81 Mhuten fommen. ~
Sic &erren Seinrib 3ireQ u10 Ebil.
Miiuer bon goen 8a0eD baben lebte
@od)e nit Sem 8al1en begonnen bet
9tic. Stomnles. - Nic. S. 8inSfelo
hat in sen Megen 0rei @nlperts nnge=
bradt. = 6ra113 @eaens fat lebte
ISOLDE nit 2umberlagen beim saul
Ybillipps begonnen. Sobn Die
orid sbat ieineA id0n eingeri6tete
6arm fir sic 5un1me bon $4,000 Ell
mem gemiiien Serrn aus Oflaboma
perfanft. - l1lrer 1omnzNlieiior M.
Mies mobnte lebten Donneritag in ct.
Glou0 ser Gountp-M
lommlung bei. - @onrao g.: STINT
reiite lebten 5reitag na6 Nfelrole,
UNI einen @rabltei1 fir ieine perit
6rau 81 beiibtigen. SEER un0 5rau
Ier0inano @enfel reiiten 5amitag
nab st. Glouo gu 8eiub ibrer Sod-
ter, 5rau gberb. Spooen. &err Sem
fel mfrs ji6 bei 0ieier @e%legenbeit
al19 dr5tli6 unteriuden lolien.
Mid. 1beis befinoet ii@ nod immer
gu &o6eiter I'M Mapo &ospital. -
Mic Sobnien. melder ldagere 3eit
ldmer franf NOR, lit lomeit berge=
iteut, oaB er ant Sonntag Sem Got
tesoienlte beimobnen fon11te. - Ne=
ter @irtfelo lit iest int 8al1en BE-
eriffen; ct ldBt feline Stollung be-
oel1tel10 ermeitern, Inn SEN 6ormern
&lat fir lire &fer0e gu madell. =
8l1ttermaher 6ran5 Gnoerle mirS
allnlonatlid Elm Gtnner=set perloien
laiien. N1Sgangs Meai miro Sic er<
ite &erloilmg ltattfinoen. - Seit
Sem Is. Mpril miro Sic &oit Ser Stre-
de geo. 2 entlang BON &id11nol10 aus
NaGmittags ami tatt mie biz 0abin
gormittogs belorgt. @rieftrager Sos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

s.. s. Moebe an q. @an gleet, @A
N8A 28z122z31, $4,000.
ecSobn 2ebmeier an 2outs 2e9meier,
s8X @@H u. a. 28z124~28, $4,000.
Sod Qan6 g., an 80. Ibompion,
5@H 6@H 28z123z34, $3.50.
$. @6oener an sos. Sonpon, 2ots 1
'mS 81 ?, @dod 5, 5reep0rt 500; az
S@A II. a: 9<126z3o, 5000: O..
1 u. a. 8lf "a, @telrofe 5000.
q: 8ildoff I'M Sos; 8runas, @15
g38A 22=126>32, $500.
&enrp Seed an Sal. &erman az
gf8 8~126z29, $225O.
@li5. Srieorids an g.. 8rebed, Cots
4 unb 8 8lod 8 4lbanD 5000.
Sos. Sen1en an Mid 9oel6 gh MgA
3Oz122=29, $4,000.
Sic 2oeih an S. @nberle @h NgA
II. a. 3Oz122<29, $500.
Mug. 8i11off an 5beo. Steinfe, SgA
14<126z32, $645O. +
snua 8aul@ an 8. grpeloing gh
S@A Ii. a. 24z122z30, $4,000.
Slorence @amnonb an q. 6. 8rez
count, 5beil bon Got ~, 8lpd 5, Sal1t
Centre $3.50.
S. gaspers al &enrp @eQe, 9@A
Nt3A 1Oz124z32. $1,000.
". @elgeion an 2outs Silmert gA
bon 5@A bon N@A 2<122z2S, 5000.
5bep. Mupres an S. @%iebnuien, @h
M@A 22z125z29, $4,000.
Sobn @pbmer an q. S. Nnoerfon, 2ots
9 inns 3 8lod 10. 8rppten $500.
sc. Sung an st. gates Sbeil BON 81
MA N@A 2~6z125z35, 5000.
81. @9omer an 81. gates 9ots Z u1e
s, 0lod 3, &abua $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

MbeIn Bat reiigniilrt, ms ser Yoffer
miro einitpeilen bon ieirtpm iiuiingeren
8ruber ~nerieben.
Mem M11mid.
2ebten Samltog gerietb Sic 8ralle-
rel oes &ernnl Msatb. Nibel tn Brand,
uno Danf Dem eifrigen Mnfampfen
aeqen bas perbeerenoe Clement gelaag
es, sic Muldinerie Dor Dem 8eroerben
gu retten, 10 SOB &efr 8ibel nit
8rallen ungebim0ert fortfabren fann.
1as aus &ol5 erribtete 5meite 5tod-
merf, in meldem bas Se1er entifano,
muroe 5eritort. 3l,oem biiBte Serr
Yibel 6rei observation-disclosures
Mal5, 1000 gui@el @erite uno 8ier
i'm 8ertbe bon etlpa $4,000 ein. Der
our6 sic Jeuersbrunit entltan0ene
l5daoen miro uuf $4,000 nit elmer
Berliberung bon r11r $4,000 angege-
ben. SEER Yibel miro Sic beidd0igte
8rauerei iofort ausbeliern ur0 sic
nieoergebrannte @ebal1oeabtbeilung
0urb cine nelle erieben laiien. - St..
@ene BON Jreeport beiudte Sonutag
leinen 5obn Mntouk melber bier aIs.
@ei5enfaufer angeitellt lit. - Dieie
ISOLDE 3onneritdg, Sem 6eite Gbriiti
6immelfubrt, mer0en Sic 6rauen utt=
lerer @en1ei1toe dbermals cine Scar
ten-Yartie gum 8eiten Ser 11euel1 Sir
DIE peranitalten. ~ Sic groBten Sort
ldritte in unieren 5dulen baben ii@
0ieies Sabr in sen Mai-Eriifungen ge-
5eigt. SIM gar5en baben uni ere 54ns
len 81 Certificate auf5umeiien; aus
oielen fat Sic bon Ser ebrm. 5bul-
.idmelter Gerina, 8. g. g., geleitete
Dorfidule "a Gertififate, 0ie Jog.
Sumberts 5dltle, in mel6er Sobann,
90. Gi6boff unterribtet, Is u110 ste
@ensmanns-S 9ule, melde @err Cid
boff pier Sabre leitete, 81 Gertifi=
cote. VS. 1tn0 Dies Gbrenbepe11e tur
sic 2ebrer mie fir sic berangebil0ete
SugenO.
ct. Soiepb.
@m 9ienltag Morgen but Soiep6
:3ertel, elmer Ger alteiten Mniieoler
oieier @egeno, int st. Soiepb'S Mlten=
6eim gu ct. CLOUD oas 3eitlihe ge-
iegnet. Ser Geritorbe.le erreidte ein
Sitter BON so Sabrer nn0 NOR IN
lebterer 3eit infolge BON Mltersibma=
DE febr gebrediid. gr mobrte un=
melt ser &ilage=@ren5e IN einem flei=
men &aiusden allein un0 perldman0.
Dor etma 6rei @o6en, moour@ sic
.gan3e @egeno alarmirt mur0e. SSn
einem @ospital GIT Minneapolis mur=
Sc er aufgeipurt un0 bon sort mad
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

st. CLOUD gebrndt u1lo I'M Mltenbeiinl
lmtergebrnht Sic iroiiben ueber.
reite Ser alten Mannes muroen Mitt=
nod auf benz bieitgen @ottesader naf
porbergegangerer Seelenmeiie beer.
[bigt. Woge er ruben in 6rieoen!
ct. Mngmita.
@abrel1o eines Dienitag Morgell
in Ser bieiigen Hfarrfirhe pom
bobm'iten Msgr. IS. yeagl gebaltene1,
8rautamtes muroen ffur's 2eben per=
eint 9err Auguit 2anomebr uno Sri.
|@enrietta &lDpfner. Na6 ser Trauung
mur0e bel Sen gltern ser 8raut eill
idoues &od5eitsfeit gefeiert, nobel
oas gliifltd)e 8aar sic ber5liditen ST.
funftsmiinibe entgegennabm. DAB
es oemielben itets moblergeben m0ge,
lit ser al1fridtige @uni6 6es uNor5=
itern." ~ Sin a6t Sabre alter 5obn
Ser 6amilie @oof, mel6e I'M 5. Mpe.
|@otel in st. CLOUD einql1artiert lit.
mur0e am Montag in iener Mpenue
BON Sobn &eb, oem ct. Muguita'er
Observation-Disclosures init Dem Mu-
tomobil ii%berfabren, aber nur gang
nnmei entli9 perlebt, oa oas Mutomo<
bil Elm gang langiames Sempo batte.
~ @rnit 8eutler, ser ct. Mugu-
ita'er 3iegelfabrifant, miro nod Dor
Mblauf oieier ISOLDE sic Mrbeit in iei=
ner 8iegelei oufpebmen; er geoenft,
mie in ser leBtjdbrigen 10 AUDI in
ser 6iesiabrigen Saiion cine MiQion
i3egeliteine gu fabri5ieren.
ct. Mntbonp.
2ebte ISOLDE IteQte ii6 in Ser So
mile &ilian &feifer elm munterer
Nadfomme Elm. @lid gum @reigniiie!
i'm Ser 5amtlie Matb. BON @eel muir
Sen 3miui1ge geboren, Elm 8iib9en
ull0 elm Md6ben. 2eioer ltarb .0as
Sobnden bal6 nah ser @eburt. Gas
ielbe mur6e auf oem ct. Mntonil1s=
@ottesader beeroigt. - Ser nemt1
Sabre alte Sobn Ser bier mobnenoen
5amilie @elfing muBte megen Blind
oorment5iinoung operirt meroen. Die
Operation nabm einen 9uten &erlauf.
uno 0aS &in0 miro it9 re9t balls ei=
rer gnten @eiunobeit e%rfreuen. -
9l1ttermader Sobn Mebrmertb mur-
Sc letten Counting NIT SRI. Mario
@olters erltmals gum fl. @6eitano
perfiin6tgt.
6oloingfprb.
GonmtD=Gommiiidr Sol. &erman
erpartet int 2aufe 0ieies 5onuners
Sen angenebmen 8eiub 0es 8ru6ers
leineS Gaters aus Ser alten &eimatb.
SEER @erman faufte Sic nabe Spple
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
3m p%erfanfen

Elm 8fer6 i'm @emidte Don 1900.
Yfun0 uno Elm 5meiteS i'm @emidte
Don 1850 Bfo. @er einen .guten &fer-
oebanoel MAIDEN mill, 5ogere nidt
lange, ionoern iprede iofort Dor bel
@eu. 6. @nIoe.
1920 5. Mpe. n0roIi1, ct. Glou6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

lleeellelgene 8ids 6arm sic so glder
groB III. Gin 81. Mai mir0 bier
nie0erum Elm Wartttag gebalten.
8unffaliirer 9. g. @imsl pertauih-
te Elm flint Meilen bon ct. Soiepb
gelegenes 2muOltiid gegen Sic bier
gele9ene S. 8iebanlers &eii0en5. &r.
giebaltier miro iid auf Sic Jarm mo-
6en uno Jamilie @imsl miro belien
&eii0en5 nabe Der giaage=@alle be-
5ieben. Jamilie &obert 9emmer
BON Maratbon Gitp, @is., %erfreute
ulrieren bobm. @farrer 2emmer nit
ibrem 8eiu4e. gountp=@ ommii
lidir Garfield BON 5auf Centre NOR
lebte ISOLDE bier un0 beiorgte init Dem
&ommilidr g. &erman peridie0ene
County : Nngelegenbeiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
SMb-9afota.

@ebiter. gu Sem iabrliden
Hidnid utt6 ser 6eitlidfeit ser 8eret=
nigung otter Mniieoler bon Dap @oun-
tp oas am 8. Sum- itattiinoet smeroen
groBartige 8orbereilungen %getroffen.
Gin idones Yrogramm bon 8elulti-
gungen fir Sic ltnterbaltung METRE
rer 9auieno 8eiu6er miro oufge=
felt. Mle Herlonen, Die felt 20 Sab-
rem in oem @ountp mobnen, f0nnen
Msi1glieber ser 8ereinigur1g meroen.
y a te + t N II. - Sic Minnea=
polls 4 ct. Souls gilenbabn plant
Gerdnoerungen III Dem Nerionenper=
febr 5milden Sen 3milingsitaoten,
@atertomn un0 Mberoeen uno mirS
Sic offi5ieqe. Mnfiin0igung 6erielben
ia Sen ndditen 1agen erlaiien. Sim
Wittmod baben sic betreffen0en Be-
omten III Minneapolis cine @onferen5
a%bgebalten, in ser sic gan5e Mngele<
fgenbeit eingeben6 beiproden moroen
lit.
6.-seit emigen $50
6en lit bier Elm @un0epergifter an ser
Mrbeit ur6 es iino ibm bereits, cine
grobe Mn5abl gum 5beil nertbpoder
@unoe gum Spfer gefa1en. Die go
|1i5ei ltno cine Mn6abl 8Mrger boben
eifrig nod Sem Sbater geiubt, es lit
ibnen aber Bis iebt nidt gell1ngen,
|0emielben a1f sic Spur 51 fommen,
obglei6 Ser @unoemoro nod INNER
meiter betrieben miro.
81 aberdeen. - &erman Steo=
man elm junger Mam in 8ei9afti=
gung bon Morbed & Ni9olim, 8obr=
meiiter arteiii6er Drummer in 6aulf-
ton, muroe 0urd sic grploiion bon
3ltlper, 0as er beim Srodnen ge=
braudte, iofort get00tet. Gin Sl1nfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
bon eiinem Jeuerbero, ii oeHengtdh1es
ct oas Nl1loer geiteQt batte, fiel in.
oasielbe uno ent5mn0e1e es.

Y elteltH 6NSIDGlU1stt uSfellsakugs
ct sag 9ulper geiteH batte, fieI il
oasielbe uno emt5Mnoete es. ss5
@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@
g sternidnnppen. g
Ser lpaniiGe ltnterri6tsminiiter
mill 10000 neue 5dlllen bauen. 3as
lit ieoenfals beiier, ais perln Der Wa=
rineniniiter cine ga15e Jlotte BON
0reaonougbts baute.
g
Cine Miaion SUB 8ier Hno I'M
Matir5 oieies Sabres smebr getrunfen.
+moroen als i'm M1dr5 porigen Sabres;
elm 8emeis, mie prddtig Der title
|Suff ii6 in BEN 8robibitionsitaaten
entmidelt bat.
Die Deutidyen gbem1nner babens
gut. @enn iie iebt ipat mod @auie
fommen, f0nnen iieaii@ 0amit beraus-
reoen, tie bdtte11 cine mitternddtlibe
gaaonfabrt gum 5tu0ium bes @allep=
ifen &ometen mitgemadt.
6
Sic Iepoiitencertififate in ser Girit
National 8anf BON ct. glouo brin-
gen Sntereiien BON 0rei bts bier Yro-
gent. = 8anfgeidafte 0ur6 Sic Hoit
iin6 p%oa1tanoig geiibert in Ser 5irit
Mational 8anf BON St.Glouo. Gontos
f0nnen, SEM @elomebiel u1termorfen,
geoff11et ooer 6eponirt mer0en, 10 oaB
Sntereiien ge5ogen meroen f0nnen.
50
9os 8erlangen gemiiier Grauen
na6 6em Stimmre6t miiroe ma5r=
iheinlid meniger oringeno iein, menn
sic Manner 6obeim etpas energ1l9er
BON ibrem 5timmre6t @ebral,6 mo-
den molten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

GountD=G ommiiidr SOL. &ermaa
ermartet int 2aufe oieies 5ommers
Sen angenebmen 8eiu9 0es 8ru0ers
ieines Gaters aus ser alten &eimatb.
SEER @erman faufte Sic nobe Opole
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-26
A Marrow Escape.

E. j. McGrew accompanied by
Mrs, MeGrew and Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs
j, w. Sydnor left Wednesday ev-
ening for Kansas City, and on at
tempting to cross the Missouri
Pacific track near Levasy, the en-
gine of his car went to sleep
leaving them ON the track in
front of a fast approaching
freight. The passengers soon"
alighted and tried to push the
car off the track, but were not
quite able to get it entirely
free when the freight passed.
Considerable damage was done
"a front wheel, fender and
lamps were smashed. Mr.. j. c.
McGrew, Jr., took three of the
passengers and e. j., phoned to
Kansas City for help which
soon arrived and took himself
and car into the city.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-26
A Saturday Night Fire.

A fire alarm was turned in
Saturday night between 6 and 7
o'clock from the home of Mrs.
Mary Missenhelter on Twenty
fourth street. The house was
two story frame and had got
ten under good headway before
the arrival of the fire company.
Miss Ruth Misenhelter was in
the upper part of the house
when the fire was discovered and
finding that her exit was cut
off from the stairway she had
the presence of mind to grab a
sheet, tie it to the railing of the
upper porch and descend. The
fire company responded prompt
ly, but owing to the bad con-
dition of the horses they were
unable to make quick run.
One horse is blind in one eye
and the other is broken winded.
The chief and his fire fighters are
all that could be desired, but
there is one thing certain if they
are able to answer a call forty
seconds after an alarm, what
will be gained with such
a team9 The horses have
served their time and the city
council should look to securing
another team Immediately. 1t
might save thousands of dollars
worth of property.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-26
WENTWORTH WON LAST
Took a Fast Game from Topeka
High School.

The Wentworth football team
closed the season here Thursday
by defeating the fast Topeka
high school 3S to 6. A crowd of
seven hundred watched the
game.
The soldiers scored by a
touchdown, and goal early in
the first quarter and then after a
series of brilliant forward pass
.es De Almond of Topeka car
ried the ball over and He'll kick
ed goal. During the rest of the
first quarter the game looked
about even, but early in the
second Captain Lii of Went.
worth wormed his way 40 yards
through a broken field for an
Other touchdown After this the
Topeka defense tired and though
the visitors played with the best
they had they could not stop
the heavier and better condi-
ioned cadets.
Butler, Lii, Campbell and Mar
tin did the star work for the ca
dets Martins kicking and
running back of punts was the
best that has been seen on the
local gridiron this year. For
the Topekans De Almond, john
son and He'll, a nephew of the
well-known Pete Hell, played the
best.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-26

Lafayette County School Teach
errs' Association will meet at
the Auditorium ON Saturday, De
cember 3.
Mrs. Silas Frances, nee Lena
Becker, who lived here and in
Alma, died suddenly Monday
morning at her home. She was
80 years old.
Miss Edna Ray Love of Colo
rado Springs, Colorado, is visit
ing near this city with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans.
Mrs. Mary Barley has been
visiting in town this week with
Mrs. c. C. Slusher.
Miss Joda Groves left this
week for Keytesville to visit
with her sister, Mrs. Parks, Miss
Hannah Groves, having returned
from her visit to different parts
of the state Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hackley
of Slater spent the week end
with relatives in Corder.
The school children in this city
were given only one day S hol-
iday for Thanksgiving and had
to 60 back to school Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Liese aged 80
years, who formerly lived here,
but who has been visiting in Kan
sas City with Dewitt Hackley
for some time, died last week and
was buried Friday in the Cal
vary cemetery near this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Wollen-
man entertained the following in
yited guests to an excellent din
ner Sunday in their new resi-
dence on Main street: Henry
Thieman and family, Frank
Schulz and family, and G. A.
Frerking and family.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-26
waverly Notes.

Mrs. Lizzie Thomas spent sew
eral days last week in Lexhg-
ton.
Mrs, George Burnette of
Kansas City visited her mother,
Mrs. John Leach, a part of last
week.
Mrs. Scott Thomas and daugh-
ter, Miss Esthie, went to Lex
ington Wednesday for a short
visit with relatives.
Mrs. A. B. Slusher spent Thurs
day with her son in Kansas City.
Miss Lillian Edwards, who is
attending school here spent
Thanksgiving with her parents
at Hodge.
Miss Lena Prausie of Pitts
Ourg, Kansas, was the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Josie Weber,
last week,
Mrs. w. p. Minor was in
Marshall one day last week.
Mrs. Jordon returned to her
home in st. Louis Thursday af-
ter a home visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. A. KEELING.
Clifford Landrlm and wife
and Miss Marguerite Landrum
went to Kansas City Wednesday
to spend Thanksgiving and
attend the football game.
Miss Louise Davis left last
week for Kansas City to spend
the winter with her brothers.
Prof, w. II. Scott left Wednes-
day for Kansas City to spend a
few days and attend the foot
ball game.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-26
Corder Notes.

On edneSday ngnC OF HSI
week the leading business men of
this city met and formed a Com
mercial Club. Nearly twenty
members joined and others are
applicants. The movement has
been pushed by 0. j. Wollenman,
who was elected president. The
sole object of the club will be to
advance Corder and make this
city a better city to live in. A
committee was appointed to
draw up bylaws and the club
will meet as soon as this COM
mittee is ready to report. This
club is the very thing that Cor
der has been needing and did
not come a bit too soon. We
say hurrah for the Corder Com
mercial Club.
Miss Pauline Greer, formerly
of COrder but of late from War
renton, was married in Kansas
City last week to Mr. Fred Dick
erSOn, of Warrenton. The bride
is a most charming young girl,
and the groom is an estimable
young man.
Mrs. c. A. Benton entertained
a number Of the young people of
this city to a tackey party last
Thursday night at her home on
north Main street. She was as
sisted in entertaining the
guests by Mrs. Laura Freeland.
This town win evidently have
some kind of amusement this
winter. Tuesday Guy and Oren
Miller opened up a new pool hall
in the old Kelly building and
have been doing a good business
Earl Chamberlain opened up a
shooting gallery Thanksgiving in
the AllSire building on Main
street and reports a good trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dean as
sisted by their daughters enter
tanned the following to a fine
dinner Sunday: Miss Hannah
Hit, Messrs Jesse and William
Hit, Byron and S. w. Saunders,
and Billy Moore Of Lexington.
G. W. Frerling and family
gave Mrs. Ruby Wollenman a
pleasant surprise in the way Of
a handkerchief shower last Tues
day, it being her birthday. A
lunch was spread and the sur
prise turned out to be quite a
birthday party.
Leo Wollenman was in Way-
erly Tuesday.
Miss Byrd Hackley visited
friends in Kansas City this week.
E. B. Cable was here from
Blackburn Monday.
Mrs. s, w. Saunders spent the
week end in Marshall visiting.
There was a pie supper at
the Hit schoolhouse Friday
night.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-26
Judge Wright s Birthday.

Zach W. Wright, recently
|Iected presiding judge of the
)bunty court, celebrated his
.ixtieth birthday Tuesday. Mr
Wright invited many of his
ends to break bread with him
the noon-day meal. The In
ligencer joins with his host
friends in fluctuations for
day and days to come.
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Mrs. Lilburn Cole returned to
Kansas City Tuesday evening
after an extended visit here with
relatives.
Mrs. J. R. Moorehead returned
Tuesday from a few days visit
in Kansas City.
Mrs. Robert Taubman went to
Kansas City Wednesday for a
few days visit.
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Miss Susie Lesueur returned
Tuesday evening from a few
days visit in Kansas City.
E. NJ. Taubman went to Kan
sas City Wednesday on busi-
ness.
]. H. Briggs went to Kansas
City Wednesday for a few
days stay.
Mrs. Harriet Barron left We'd
nesday for Stotsburg, Mo-, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. W. c..
Wood.
Mrs. John Morrison went to
Kansas City Wednesday for a
few days visit.
Gus Haerle went to Kansas
City Wednesday on business.
Henry G. Chiles went to Kansas
City Wednesday for a few days
visit.
Hon. Alex. Graves went to Kan
sas City yesterday on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Englehard left
yesterday for a visit in Kan
sas City and Westport.
DR.. and Mrs. W. ]. Peak of
Oakland, Illinois, who have been
visiting the family of James
Peak, returned home Wednesday.
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One of the Best.

One of the largest and
appreciatiye audiences greeted
Classmates" at the Geyer
Grand Tuesday night. The story
concerned life at West Point.
William Macauley in the title
role is undoubtedly one Of the
best actors that the theatre
goers of Lexington have had oc-
casion to see and that his tai
ent was appreciated was plainly
shown during the performance.
The acting of Miss Elenor
Franklin as Sylvia in the prin-
cipal female role displayed a
rare exhibition of acting. 1t
was very evident that she
had made a careful study of the
part.
The comedy furnished by
Harry Ellis as Bubby Dumble,
"a cadet Of the first class" was
great. Mr.. Ellis was inclined
to be rather fleshy, which added
much to his role.
The first scene-A company
street of West Point, was one of
the most realistic scenes ever wit
messed on the local stage.
Mrs. U. G. Phetzing, who re-
Gently had her eyes operated up
on by DIR. Delap at the South
Side hospital, Kansas City, is re-
ported as doing nicely and 'that
her eye sight will be restored.
She viii probably have to
remain in the hospital two or
three weeks.
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For sac or Rent.

The Corder Hotel, Corder, Mo.
VIII make the rental price rea-
sonable, or viii sell cheap and
on easy terms. The best To-
cation in town. Apply to
0. J. Wollenman, Corder, Mo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Entertain,

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard johnson
entertained about thirty-five
young people Wednesday evening
at their new home on south
Thirteenth street. During the
greater part of the evening the
guests played whist. Miss Mar
guerite Bates won the ladies'
prize and Mr.. Walter Glasseock
the gentlemens. Shortly after
eleven refreshments were served.
The crowd of young people was
most eongenial one and the
party was enjoyable in every
particular. Mr.. and Mrs. John
son proved most hospitable en-
tertainers.
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Edenview Church.

Rev. Cox win preach in the
Edenview church the first and
bird Sundays of each month un-
|il the spring Presbyteria.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-26

Ladda Harding of Camden,
Mo-, spent Thanksgiving here
with relatives.
G. Gruber went to Kansas City
yesterday on business.
Miss Florence Becker Of Kan
sas City spent Thanksgiving here
with homefolks.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-11-26

Miss Abbie Magruder Of Bruins
Tick, Mo-, who has been visiting
|ser sister, Mrs. E. D. EIix, left
tuesday for Houstonia to at
end the wedding Of Miss Fran
les Mcclure, a former student of
CENTRAL College.
. Mrs. T. B. Ramsey went to
ansas City this morning for a
" days visit
Mrs. Virginia johnson re-
ned to Kansas City Tues
y evening after a few days
it in Lexington.