Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

M and Ms Harry oale viii 30 t.
hola@kseping % East Jzckson street
next seek ia half q the house
occupied By Mr. and Mrs Grnee
Co and Ms Warner Lewis Q,
Mo0tgomev CITY, have been visiting
Mr.. ard Mrs J. n Basket thls week.
They returned to their home to-day.
Mrs. Ross and Mss julia leave the
arSt Of next week for 81 Louis where
they viii spend a month or two before
they g 10 Florida Tor the winter.
They win be with Mrs HiH while In
Florida
Miss Helen shaw. o. Fulton, the
pretty and smart editor o. the society
columns q tho Fulton Sea, vas in
Mexico several hours FRIDAY en- route
% New L0ndon n make a visit q
several weeks
Friday Ms Butler Guthrie had
Mesdzmes Shyock.J. W. Mason, J, r.
Locke, May V. Harper, Of AuxvaSse,
10 spend the day. and Saturday that
is to-day Mrs. Shryock left on an
early msrning train for st. Louis
where she win remain a few days be
fore she returns to her home in Hum
boIdt, Tennessee. She has not been
here for a long time. but her friends
lived over their school days and girls
and boys pranks with her enjoying
themselves immensely. Friday even
ing Mrs. ]. r. Luckie had a few
friends to tea for a farewell for Mrs.
Sbryock.
Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Gregory gave a
birthday party 10 Mr.. Gregory's father
last Saturday. Nesdames Monroe, Of
Galloway county; J. NJ, Bryan and
William Winslow, Of Fulton; Jennie
Atkinson, q Galloway; Kate 0rerfelt
and MeSsrs. J. W. and ]. P. Gregory,
Of Mexico; W S. Gregory, OF St Louis;
NJ. J.. WinslOw, Of Boone county. and
Rev. Mr.. Hanna and family we're the
guests. An elegant dinner was served.
II Eas a delightful family reunion
Mr.. Gregory Is a yirginian. 1t was
his S5th birthday. He came to Mis-
souri, when be was - years cid. May
be live 70 enjog many more happy
birthdays
For Mrs. shryock.
Every day last week Ms. shryock
was entertained, and this week begin
ming with the lovely dinner sunday
given by Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Luckie;
then Monday both Nesdames Shryock
and Luckie we're at MS John Beat
tvs, north 81 town, Tor The day, and
remained over night
Tuesday Mr J. W. Mason had MR,
Shryock TO spend the day with her.
Wednesday there was . I've O'Clock
dinner at MB. Headington's Tor her.
Mesdames Holiday, J. r. Luckie,
Woodward and Miss Holiday we're
the other guests.
Thursday Mrs. Ben Cautburn gave
a dining for Mrs. shryoek. Mesdames
J. r. Lnekie, J.. W. Mason, Heading.
ton and Woodward were there also.
Daughters Of Confectionery Flag.
Maybe some d the LEDGER readers
may remember / told them in this
column some time since that our
chapter here had been presented with
a flag at Springfield, and that Miss
Sue Robertson had the honor Of car.
rying it at the unwilling Of the Con-
federate monument This flag Is yery
beautiful. 1t Is a white silken flag,
five feet long, with broad crimson
border one-half yard wide at the bot
tom. At the top o. the flag, in one
corner, is a square OF red, broken By
bars Of blue edged with white and in
the blue are thirteen white stars, rep
resentins TIE seeding states. Twg
streameH three yards each, Of broad
red and white satin ribbon, witt
Daughters Of Mexico Chapter" out
lined in gold and red lettering, anC
one white streamer are tied TO tn
stat with two smaller ribbons OF red
and white. This Is the battle flag o
the C~onfederacy.