Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-01-03
THE HOLIDAY SEASON,
One Of the Jolliest Weeks in the
Social History of Mexico.

4 ~~ASNSSJ "a &AASOASSs
The holiday hop at the Windsor
Friday eve was the social event of
the year. The ladies was dressed
elegantly and a magnificent supper
finished the evening Excellent
music was furnished by Prof.
Ragsdale's orchestra. The follow
ing persons were present; Misses
Jennie Hltt, Hattie CAN'T, Bessie
Lakeland, Annie Crawford, Belle
Hisey, Sadie Pollock, Flora Rlngo,
China Gibbs, Emma Hiner, Annie
Patterson, Leona Williams, Beulah
Williams, Ida Menefee. Jennie
IWorrell, Ida Bloom, -Abbie
Turner, Mesdames r. NJ. White,
R. E. Hisey, Barbour and Messrs.
E. R. Cunningham, Ernest CAN'T,
John Cave, Bob Worrell, Lee
Craddock, Morris Arnold, Bob
Hisey, Luke Morris, Sam We'll,
Willard Carroll, Walker Pollock
E. S. Cave, C. D. Rodgers, E. H.
Carter, F. e. Bryan, Frank Jesse,
Bob White,-J. H. Button, Louis
vile; 0. Purdy, Parish, Vandalia;
Barbour, Morris, johnson, Ken
lucky.
| THE TEACHERS BANQUET.
| It was jolly party that gathered
about the banquet board at the
Ringo last Friday eve Festivities
began at 10 O'Clock, lasting until
long after midnight. All the teach.
ers, as well as a number of city
, people, attended. The occasion
; was truly "a feast of reason anc
flow of soul" After the elegant
| banquet, the following toasts wers
responded to:
"Onr Association Response
t by B. P. Gentry, of Kirksville.
, Private Schools" Response
, by Prof VIII. Pritchett, of Paynes
: vile.
/ "The Teacher in Politics." Re
: sponse by R. NJ. White.
: The State University" Re
| sponse by Prof. f. A. Allen, o
columbia.
"Reminiscences" Response b.
5 Judge W. o. Ferrist, of Mexico.
E ''The Profession: It's End AN,
= Aim Henning W. Prentiss, @
; st. Louis.
: "The Bachelors in the Profes
, SION" Response by MISS Barbar
c Mullin, of Moberly.
Il The Renedicts in the Profes
4 sion.'' Response by Prof. W. F
e Damn, of Kirksville.
al "The Press as an Educator.
: Response by S. B. Cook of Mexico
D s'The University, the Capstone c
d our Educational Edifce." Re
sponse by Prof. J. I. Bl.nton, {
Kirksvil!e,
MRS. LEWIS HoRD.
Il Mrs. Lewis Hord entertained tn
;, friends of Misses Mabelle~ Hor
and Marie Nelson in the parlors
r. the Central Friday evening. Thes
: ipresent were:
Misses Alice Mason, Lena Rici
let's, Eiva Tannehill, Lily Bell
- Thompson, Moberly; Fanny Rixe,
Myrtle Tucker, Fanny Potts, Clar
Treloar, Emma Nelson, Eth'
Galloway, Nellie Purnell, Ros
:, Moore, Minnie Baskett, Ida Lacl
land, Gay Yancey, Eunice Thomas
- Nellie Coons, Susie Coons, Susi
ECurtis, Fulton; Ida Mcclure, Nil
|nie Mcclure, Allie Graham, Min
, Baker, Lura Baker. Susie Shuel
Matte Shuell, Laura Colwel
Marie Nelson, Mabelle Hord an
Messrs. Louis Doerries, Henle
Jameson, Claude Wilkerson, Flu
ton; Clarence White, Percy Hort
:, Walter Ryerson, Wallace Bassfere
Will Bradley, John Orear, Arthr
Lee, George Morris Carl Pasquetf
John Arnold, Frank Buckley, Tol
Basket, Clarence Davis, Roy Ma
:, farlane, Locke Macfarlane, Leonar
Settle, Charlie Criswell, Jas. Hel
derson, Will Clendenen, Gree
Clay, NJ. B. Guthrie, Louis Masol
Is Ed. Morris, Joe Bridgeford.
/. EPsch.
.I The transition from long, hinge
d ;,o apd main, fnl ctcypasa ~ r,h,,