Corder Notes and Holiday Gatherings Across Town
Corder residents recount Christmas coal shortages and a busy holiday season. Visitors from Lexington Missoula Kansas City and Clarksville share news of dinners dances and church union prayers. An illustrated lecture at the Theaterium Jan 10 draws crowds as local families celebrate with weddings travels and new year greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Frazier
Lexington
Annie Summers
South of Town
Mt. Leonard
Mary Kerr
Raymond
Arthur Corder
Missoula
Montana
Wm. Wilson
Corder
Higbee
Gilbert Garnett
Kansas City
Dave Garnett
Theaterium
Stephen and Mossman
Theatorium
FB. S. Willis
Dale Wilson
Hail and Farewell to the Old Year 1909 and 1910 Dawn
A New Year tribute celebrates the departure of the Old Year and greets 1910 as a noble sovereign. It invokes time’s march, laurel hopes, and the modern virtues of peace, education, commerce, religion, and charity guiding the coming era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Lexington Post Office Adverts and Local Appointments
Letter list shows uncollected mail as of Saturday January 8 1910 including August Bodenstab Miss Bertha Clay and many others. Cards and other names appear with notes a advertised and callers advised to state advertised when calling. Local items report Delia Crowder W E Hurst Higginsville and travel and teaching updates from Kansas City Chicago Henderson and Central College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hurst
Higginsville
T. A. Walker
G. P. Hammer
Kansas City
al Weber
Chicago
Illinois
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Emily Lambert
Henderson
Kentucky
Central College
Martha Crenshaw
Lexington Savings Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Stockholders of Lexington Savings Bank will hold the annual meeting at the bank premises on Wednesday January 12 1910 at nine o clock in the morning to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business as may arise. Walter B Waddell President Lee Wallace Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Savings Bank
Said Bank
Notices to all who owe debts to C H Schaef ermeyer
All individuals knowing themselves indebted to the late C H Schaef ermeyer are requested to call and settle their accounts promptly to close outstanding balances and avoid further action.
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C. H. Schaefermeyer
Family visitors and holiday travel noted in Nowata Oklahoma
Brother Courtney of Nowata and family visited uncle W R Milner and wife. Miss Marguerite Landrum returned to Fulton after holidays with parents T R Landrum. Mr and Mrs Charles E Ward arrived from Mexico to visit father R S Dinwiddie. Mrs Ward formerly Jennie Dinwiddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wilson
Stratton
Colo
S$. A. Wilson
Ft. Smith
Arkansas
Corder
Charles Parks
Roberta
Keytesville
O. E B. S. Corder
Masonic Hall
Wm. Groves
Mary Edwards
Margarite Corder
Masons
Eastern Star
Stone
Warrensburg
T. R. Landrum
Marguerite
J. J. Robertson
Mt. Leonard
Courtney
Nowata
Okla
W. R. Milner
Marguerite Landrum
Fulton
Charles E. Ward
Mexico
Dinwiddie
Ward
Jennie Dinwiddie
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers show numerous lot and land trades with various consideration sums from 0 to 4,400. Names include Samuel J. Andrew Josie Walk L. BE Ancell August Buck J M Woodson Henry Grother Josephine Martin Sam Clark Ernest Klees chulte J. M. Glover I. D. Dyer R Moorehead Henry Kerbeat Elizabeth Whetsler Mary Cook G V Payne BE V Butterfield E M Winkler J C Winkler Robert Barnett Wm. A. Anderson Gustav Tlaerle Lexington Water Company B N Mason Wm. A. Anderson B B Wirstman Gerhard Teubner Eliza Bartling Wm. L Drey er C G Kehr J J Harrison M K Montague Rudolph Dreyer I M Jacobs J P Bentley F M Kesterson Wm E Lale F M Lale John Dreyer F T Mattox T J McDaniel G TH Wheeler Rachel Walker Lizzie Lyons Mary Lyons Liszie Lyons Charles Lyons C G Lyons Wm H Lyons August Limberg Anna Geyer J B Dowtell John Anson BM Blackwell T F McGirl Mrs O J Farriss Mrs E A Kern. local figures visited relatives. ads for mince meat, country sorghum and ice house services. poultry feed supplier noted.
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Samuel J. Andrew
Josie Walk
L. BE
Ancell
August Buckland
J M. Woodson
Henry Grother
T. A. Catron Et al
Josephine Martin
Sam Clark
Ernest Kleeschulte
J. M. Glover
I. D. Dyer
J. R Moorehead
Henry Kerbeat
Elizabeth Whetsler
Mary Cook
G. V. Payne
BE. V. Butterfield
E. M. Winkler
J. C. Winkler
Robert Barnett
Wm. A. Anderson
Gustav Tlaerle
Lexington Water Company
B.N. Mason
B. B. Wirstman
Gerhard Teubner
Eliza Bartling
Wm. IL
Dreyer Coal
C. G. Kehr
J. J. Harrison
M. K. Montague
Rudolph Dreyer
I. M. Jacobs
J. P. Bentley
F M. Kesterson Et al
Wm. E. Lale
Wm. E Lale
F. M. Lale
John Dreyer
F. T. Mattox
T. J. McDaniel
G. TH. Wheeler
Wm, T. Bell
T. F. McGirl
Missouri Farm Exhibit Offered at State Immigration Congress
The Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain Railroad funds and staffs a miniature model farm exhibit for the Missouri Land and Industrial Congress in Springfield on January 26 27 and 28 1910. It seeks top quality samples of corn grasses fruits and vegetables from Missouri counties with entries directed to Immiration Agent J N Anderson in St Louis. Selected displays will be transported and arranged at Springfield at railroad expense. farmers may contribute by submitting information to the indicated agents.
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Missouri Land and Industrial Congress
Missouri State Board of Immigration
Springfield
Missouri
Missouri Pacific- Iron Mountain Railroad
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain
J. N. Anderson
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Organ Recital at Presbyterian Church by Mr Lawrence W Robbins
Mr Lawrence W Robbins of Kansas City, known here for teaching at Lexington college, will give an organ recital at the Presbyterian church on Friday evening January 21. He will be assisted by Mr Conrad and the church choir, performing several vocal selections. The program will appear later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence W. Robbins
Kansas City
Lexington College
Presbyterian Church
Conrad
The Humdinger Slow Drag on sale at two shops
Miss Elizabeth Graves offers The Humdinger Slow Drag piano piece at Mrs. L E Marks restaurant and E G Loomis book store for 25 cents. The item appears as a small musical offer in local commerce.
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Humdinger
Elizabeth Graves
Gelzer's Feeds Fulfills All Orders Promptly
All orders for feed are filled promptly at Gelzer's. The advertisement notes the business offers telephone contact with the listed phone number 14 for customer inquiries and orders.
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Gelzer
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Blackburn
Elizabeth Rhodes
Peachy Rhodes
J. J. Woodruff
Kt. A
Harris Bray
Addie Longest
Oklahoma
Taylor Alear
Dick van Meter
Messrs
Lyle
Austin Corder
Ellen Hughes
Mollie Lewis
Aullville
Minnie Corder
Nathan Corder
Ellen
Ogle Stoops
David City
Nebraska
Edna Corder
Cass County
Ida Smith
Leavenworth
Kansas
W. H. Hughes
Albany
Odessa
John Tam
Corder High School
R. A. Corder
al Poisal
Albert Bock
Newton
Clarence
Marvin Bell
Gardner
Jessie Bell
Irene Blase
Myrtle Wagner
Warrensburg State Normal
Lena Kidd of
Grace Basset
Liberty
Kate Weber
Zell Callaway
Miss Carrie
Shawnee
Zela Terry
Leavenworth, Kansas
Walter Mitchell
Iinois
Wm. Mitchell
Daisy Cauthorne
Warren B. Comstock
the Independent
Leeward
August Bodenstab
Bertha Clay
Bill Dalton
Caster Davis
J. Ferrow
M. E. Ecelouth
Lucy Graham
John ©. Glover
Virgie L. Hart
Gertie Jackson
Wade Mitchell
Tom McToms
Lee Richardson
J. W. Ulery
Josie Thurman
Margaret Ward
John McDonald
Belle Neal
Susie Rawie
Nadine Reed
Ver‘man Rosenbury
Bertha ‘Spaid
Ellen Smith
James Stoffer
Henry Scott
Louise Ance
Loney Trader
Hendley Wright
Effie Yates
Louise
Delia Crowder
Stockholders’ Meeting
Walter B. Waddell
Press
Lee Wallace
Lee
Ballard
Corwin
Richmond
Wacb
Ballard Snow Liniment CO
Crenshaw & Young
O. J. Farriss
E. A. Kern
Peter Hale
Frank Carter
City
Jos
L. Long
Morrison-Wentworth Bank
Willson & Co
Iron Mountain
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